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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1895
Page
5
CRI and AR, Monroe to Newton schedules list arrival times at 8 10 and 9 55. Fares show 49 cents per mile or 25 for local. Indicates time table details and fare structure.
Axtell and Cox are entering the fall and winter season with a display of novelties. German Henriettas Crepons French Serges Boucle cloth and other dress fabrics are offered by Minson.
Chas Sanders and family visited Newton to see Sander’s parents and George Hews. RT Hinshaw returns from the southeast and praises Louisville G A R encampment. Arch Livingston visits from Fairmount. many on crops and fruit. apple crop heavy. potato yields low. Allen Mather and Mrs Mather visit from Missouri. Mrs Reasoner seeks news of her father. Mr Dank’s child injured by boiling water. A reunion at J W Edwards’ dry goods store. krout made by 29 attendees. Apples shipped to Buena Vista and 7,000 bushels bought. corn crop improving. Rev E E Doud officiates funeral at German cemetery. Births, weddings, and local trades noted. Monroe and Des Moines trips described.
Residents from Sully and surrounding areas attended the Pella fair last week. Mrs L M Donai and children returned home after a week with relatives in Pella. Lola Johnston and Carrie Sparks and Lola Forcythe visited at Pella. The M P Church Ladies Missionary Society held a program to a large crowd Sunday. Hixon Grove residents attended. Maud Wood visited Hedrick over Sunday. Grace Macy of Lynnville is in Sully sewing this week. Twelve members of the I O O F lodge visited Pella lodge last Tuesday.
A night in Mariposa featured a 1st and 2nd degree ceremony with unanimous approval. Visitors enjoyed oysters and a splendid time. Dr. C. C. Smead and daughter Bana toured Illinois the prior week. Mrs. Simon Alteceler visited with her daughter Mrs. Chris Hagedorn. Rev Shriner began as pastor at the German Methodist church. Miss Mary Korsmire visited sister Mrs. Miller near Baxter. Large crowd attended a dance at Fred Klanenberg's Saturday night. Minnie Altemeier and A G Altemeier visited Mr Stock’s from Sunday to Monday. Tommy Winterstien injured two fingers feeding threshing gear. Ernest Damman visited Damman relatives. Clara Feldschneider listed as sick. Mary Klopping and R. Carper visited Minnie Altemeier. Frank Witmer plans a closing sale October 16. Monetary amounts noted: 250.00, 100.00, 600.00.
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