Local Notes Highlight Visits Auctions and Shows
Mrs. John Bisom of Springdale welcomes friends in Newton while Lois Edenburn and Mae Lucas visit. The Newton Steel Cut Milling Co introduces Self Rising Pancake Flour praised as top quality. John F. Lacey to speak in Galesburg Friday at 7 pm, expected large crowd. Maud Johnson visits from Council Bluffs then to Grinnell to see relatives. Minstrel show by Rathbone Sisters on Nov 5. Passages note Mrs. J. F. Spohn hosts visitors from Eldon and Pennsylvania. Arthur Warner returns from Minnesota to Montezuma. Carl Browne entertains at the armory with crayon artistry. Andy Armstrong returns from Chase County ranch with Mrs. J. W. Webermeier. Darius Thomas of Carthage visits friends in Newton. Cloak suit line offered by A Stevens & Bros. Mrs. R. C. Anderson boasts Newton’s Recenv named in Blue Book. A revival of “Two Married Men” at the opera house Nov 6. Lou Hunter from Dunlap visits, daughter Maud Hunter ill after fiancé’s death. Endeavorers travel to Galesburg for Christian Society convention. C. E. choir numbers impressive. Miss Jennie E. Catlin leads services. Newton and Prairie City delegates welcomed. President Madden emphasizes literature. Miss Catlin leads poetry. New officers listed for Newton-area groups.
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Lois Edenburn
Des Moines
Mae Lucas
Horton
Kan
Andy Armstrong
Newton Steel Cut Milling Co
John F. Lacey
Galesbore
Opera House
Lister
Lou Hunter
Dunlap
M.A. Hunter
North Spring Street
Maud Hunter
Denison
Carroll
C. E
Galesburg
Christian Society
Mac Ded
Newton
Prairie City
A. J. Hanson
Lynnville
Nelle F. Ferguson
Cincinnati
Meredith
Tenth Legion
Lolita Murphy
Ella Spellman
Hixon Grove
Pres
Hugh Cooper
Reasnor
J. A. Macy
Severs
Sec'y
Trea
Lou Etta Conover
Vreizelaar
Otley
E. F. Leake
Farr
Nutt
Westbrook & Geise
Jasper County
Public Sale at Armstrong Farm Newton Nov 7 1901
Public auction on the Armstrong farm two miles north of Newton on November 7 1901 at 10 o clock. Sale includes 14 milk cows one yearling bull 55 head Duroc Jersey hogs 1500 bushels corn 120 acres stock field with water farm implements and household goods. Terms: 10 months credit without interest if paid. Free lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Farm
Newton
Auction sale terms and figures noted in Frasca notice
The notice states interest from the sale date if payment is not made on time. It offers a 4 percent cash discount for payments under eight dollars. Tim Dowling and M.A. McCorp serve as auctioneers with Ep. Frsca as clerk.
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Tim Dowling
M.A. McCorp
Box supper in Newton Township to fund organ bay event
In Newton Township District 7 with eleven scholars, a box supper is planned. If we stay still and lively, the program will include singing and light entertainment to raise funds. Remember Friday night November 8 and help with all your might. The RECORD 81.06 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Township
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Ledite de Diale
McCall
Wer & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods
Ours
Coats
Miller & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods Store
Newton, Iowa
Ankets
Chambers
Stransky Graniteware
Shoe Department
John Bisom
Springdale
Arkansas
Maud Johnson
Council Bluffs
John G. Brunner
Grinnell
George Johnson
Rathbone Sisters
Cork
J. F. Spohn
R. Franklin
Eldon
Lizzie McCartney
Lou Vanscoy
Pennsylvania
Arthur Warner
Montezuma
Arthur
Round Lake
Minn
Carl Browne
Armory
Chase County
Nebraska
J. W. Webermeier
Holyoke
Col
Armstrong
Darius Thomas
Carthage
J. H. Fugard
Howard Durfee
Kellogg
A. Steens & Bros
Chicago
South Farmer St
Millinery
R. C. Anderson
Recenv
Blue Book
Iowa
United States
Theodore Wiese
United States Press Clipping Bureau
Monarch
Bunte Bros. & Spoehr
China
A. M. Hough
Ata
Gem
Baldwin & Morton
Centerville Block
C.H. Jasper & Co. Coal
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