Community Notes From Newton and Surroundings
Local residents from Newton and nearby towns gathered at Frank Russell's home for a Sunday visit. Families including Lain Reid Kelly and Fenner relatives spent time with Mrs. Ann Fenner and Ada Adamson noted in weeks past. An ambulance on wheels touring the district drew interest along with farm trades and visits by E K Hinshaw family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lain
Bert Reid
Newton
Frank Russell
James Kelly
Wnakey Noland
Uriah Davis Bapan
E. K. Hinshaw
Ron Fenner
Monroe Notices and Local Marriages
Mr and Mrs Witmer are settled in Mrs Knight's home after moving Saturday. Miss Margaret Gebhardt of Knoxville wed Prof Chas T Schenck of Monroe on Wednesday October 11 with home to be after December 1. Jess Estle sold his restaurant stock to Frank Mc Reynolds. Mrs Margaret J McCune died in Monroe Tuesday morning. Cassie Webster married C W Mason at Rev J M Tool's home Tuesday evening October 3.
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Prom the Mirror
Local Transfers and Marital News in New Era
W F Rippey buys west seventy acres of Eva Smith farm. T Elliker sells livery stock to I J Jontz for 1160 and leases barn. Fred Price heads to Chicago for Northwestern Dental College. County bridge crews make Mingo headquarters for repairs. Rollie Mark and Laura Maggard marry at the Neales home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.f. Rippey
Eva Smith
Fred Price
Chicago
Northwestern Dental College
Mingo
T. Elliker
I.J. Jontz
Richland Newsman J W Norman Family Visits Inform Local Folks
Newton callers Friday report J W Norman and family. Fodder cutting is finished and corn will be gathered soon. Walter Kent returned from Garner Indiana. Mrs Vandermay back from a week near Monroe. Joe Tompson has Tone Hagens house nearly finished. Mrs Risher and daughter Clara visited Grinnell Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Norman
Newton
Walter Kent
Garner
Vandermay
Monroe
Joe Tompson
Risher
Clara
Grinnell
Local Moves And Meetings Mark Week In Kellogg Area
B Woodard moved to a farm west of town while G J Wright moved his Killdaf store stock to Kellogg. Rev R R Newby plans meetings at Center Church next Thursday. Auctioneer Moberly sold a carload of horses at Malcom in 35 minutes. After nineteen years of married life a son was welcomed to the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Woodard.
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The
Enterprise
B. Woodard
G. J. Wright
Killdaf
Kellogg
R. R. Newby
Center Church
Moberly
Malcom
Lee Woodard
Reverend Brandt Entices Social Ties in Reinbeck
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Brandt left Monday for Reinbeck to renew friendships with former pastorate acquaintances, including Mr. B. Alled, as they visit the area and reconnect with their many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brandt
Reinbeck
B. Alled
Colfax Items From the Clipper Course Notes
Colfax items report local moves and social visits. Price travels to Chicago for dental studies as 400 city students enroll, with high school and first primary counts noted. Residents visit Des Moines Sully Newton and Des Moines. balloon sighting and local sales, moves, and health updates recap community life.
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S. T.goodrich
Francisco
Newton
Baxter
Lynnville News Most residents make regional shuffles and visits
Rev Poage to preach first Lynnville circuit sermon at M E church this Sunday evening. Miss Addie Gates of Grinnell visits Lynnville public schools. Owen Meredith of Angus IA visiting this week. L E Fowler and wife back from Michigan. Rev A C Boyd departs for Barnes City to serve next year. Uncle Jerry Sparks visiting. N B Mayfield returns from Kansas plans to move next spring. W B Stallings in Oskaloosa for court. Minnesota hunting party returns after knee high snow. E C Meredith and Miss Whitney visit. Oskaloosa schools closed due to diphtheria. Frank Pemberton nursing knee from football.
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Poage
Lynnville
M. E. Church
Mise Addie Gates
Grinnell
Owen Meredith
Angus
Iowa
L. E. Fowler
Michigan
Rev
A. C. Boyd
Barnes City
Jerry Sparks
N.B. Mayfield
Kansas
W. B. Stallings
Oskaloosa
Minnesota
E. C. Meredith
Philadelphia
Etta Whitney
J. R. Wood
Mise Efe Meredith
Penn College
Frank Pemberton
Pleasant Hill Farmers Begin Potatoes and Brick Hauling
In Pleasant Hill some farmers have started potato harvest. Messrs Balling Cooper and John Stone are busy hauling brick from Percy for the new house on J P Johnstone's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Balling, Cooper and
Johnstone
Percy
J. P. Johnstone
Local notices highlight moves and projects in Lynnville area
REALNOR E Ives of Lynnville visits for Kratzer carriages. Rev D S Dunlavy and family depart for Attica after two years at Reasner. His successor is Rev D Stiles from Ewert. Bennett Joiner sells to Mrs Merritt Atwood and moves to Sully. Andrew Carnahan renovates a residence. Hiram Williams to begin a new house. Frank McReynolds buys Monroe restaurant. Foundation laid for new school house near 81 500. E E Edwards sells to Clyde Waring. Carnahan family plans move. Mrs Latham visits Des Moines to see Seni-Om-Sed and relatives. Rev A S Layeeu returns as Newton circuit pastor and preaches at Mt Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Francisco
Dunlavy
M. E
Attica
Reasner
D. Stiles
Ewert
Bennett Joiner
Merritt Atwood
Mr. Joiner
T. L. Gove
Andrew Carnahan
Hiram Williams
Frank McReynolds
Monroe
E. E. Edwards
Clyde Waring
M. .A. Carnahan
M.A. Carnahan
E. R. Latham
Des Moines
Seni-Om-Sed
Frank Harley
E. E. Rodgers
Latham
Nellie
Madge Dearinger
Galesburg
A. 8. Léyeau
Newton Circuit
Local News Notes From Beresford and Nearby Areas
A letter from R E Pennington of Beresford notes crops burnt up due to lack of rain since July. Mrs C M Dewey and two sons head to St Louis where D has business and a home for them. A J Nutt of Richland township battles cancer on the nose with hopeful treatment. Mrs Hugh Newell remains ill and Mother Newell nears age four score. Wagley and Smead offer deep goods. J D Starr rents Grinnell property and plans to move to Marshalltown Soldiers Home. Lew Reno returns to Sidney Nebraska after visiting Mrs Reno’s mother. Frank Peavy ships a fine Shropshire ram to Geo B Shearer of Unionville Missouri with praise from the recipient and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Pennington
Beresford
C. M. Dewey
St Louis
A. J. Nutt
Richland Township
Hugh Newell
Mother Newell
Wagley & Smead’s
J. D. Starr
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Lynngrove Township
Co. E
4Th Iowa Cavalry
Lew Reno
Sidney
Nebraska
Frank Peavy
Geo. B. Shearer
Unionville
Frank
Farms on Town Property and Nearby Newton Land for Sale
12000 acres of Jasper county land offered for sale along with various Newton properties. Fugard and Brown advertise a broad range of listings and promise to meet any safe price. Wagley and Mrs Ellen Day return to Onawa after visiting O N Woody. Mrs Roy Allen visits Scandia Kansas then joins husband in Grinnell. Kate Bradley visits uncle Gen Tom Osborn in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County
Newton
Fugard & Brown
Ellen Day
Onawa
N. Woody
Roy Allen
Scandia
Kan
Metz
Jesse Clement
Grinnell
Herald
Kate Bradley
Tom |. Osborn
Chicago
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Castor
Cash Dry Goods Store
Roeeman
J.B. Russell
Arthur Lufkin
Ada Adamson
Parsons, Kan
Ann Fenner
Rollie Mark
Laura Maggard
A B. Neale
Richland
Clipper
Will Price
Sherman Township
Mr. Wood
Williamsburg
P. Taylor
al Sparks
Mr. Terpstra
Frank Sherman
Burnham
Mr. Varenkamp
Carpenter St
M. E. Owens
Ritzhauptie
Abcess
Dr. Robinson
Mon- Toe
Avie Bullington
Nellie Cadwallader
Gray
Brown School
Bosserman
Walnut Ridge
Theing
D.L. Johnstone
Howard Ramsey
D. L. Johnstone
J. McG. Johnstone
Prairie City
Jim White
Lynnville News
Riley, Co
Pleasant Hill
Realnor
E. E. Ives
Kratzer
Hingt
Wilson
A.M. Hough
Litle Cash Stores
Vaughan
Round Oak
Columbia Ranges
Wagley
D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
Westcrosk & Geiee
Scranton
Maytag & Emerson
Alco
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