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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1898

Page

4

From Around the County Local Happenings in Townships

Reporters capture brief local items across townships with quick notes on community events meetings and everyday happenings. Names places and dates are brief but show the fabric of county life.

Metz and Local Figures Share Short News Roundup

Jake Swartz and family headed to Nebraska last Wednesday, driving through. Mrs. Mary Giesenhaus returned to Muscatine after an extended visit with relatives. Miss Georgia Miller owns a gold watch received from her father for her birthday. Miss Katie Callison now works at Ba. Prices. Sepha Woodbury started work at Robert Quick's after a visit with her grandfather C. J. Hickman. Mae Hitchler of Murphy visits grandmother Mrs Wm Hitchler.

Jake Swartz Nebraska Mary Giesenhaus Muscatine Georgia Miller Katie Callison Sepha Woodbury Robert Quick C.J. Hickman Mae Hitchler Murphy Wm. Hitchler

Monroe Chronicle Notes on Burials and Old Settlers Day

F L Shrader burial held at his father Dr Shrader home with memorial park services led by Rev McDowel. Attendees included Virgil Shrader and Dr Allen family from Iowa City Pella. Also reports Filmore Oliver funeral at Presbyterian church Rev Gibson. Old Settlers Day praised. parade, crowds, and reflections on pioneer era and community progress. Local residents and visitors listed with social mentions and movements around Monroe Iowa.

F. L. Shrader Dr. Shrader Rev. McDowel Iowa City Virgil Shrader Bonaparte Dr. Allen Pella Monroe Filmore Oliver Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Gibson Iowa

Local Property Transfers and Community News Recap

Jonas Barr moves into the Moles property. William Smith, near Marshalltown, visited relatives northeast of town. James Oldham, southwest of town in Fairview township, bought the Widow McCuner farm for 70 acres at 40 dollars per acre. Webber family and Geo Williams group visit Richland township. County supervisor John Winters and son travel to Des Moines to visit his mother. Charles Sipe buys John Wheeler’s property. remodeling underway with James Pollock and John Dawson. Rev J C Nutt preaches well in his first sermon, and Miss Katie Wilson visits Davenport. School resumes September 12 with Miss Shriner teaching. Epworth League to lead Mustard Seed topic. Rev Klooster to preach next Sunday at 11. Mrs Dunlavey to visit in Washington County. she is called to Davis County for ill brother. Mrs John Wheeler ill but improving. Mrs Oscar Efnor visits Newton. Robert Swearingen and Edna visit Van Buren County. Miss Clara Wheeler travels to Onray Col for health. Mrs Mary Butin to start building a new barn southeast of town. Leonard Swearingen’s contractors. Wm France and Loren return from Isioux County. Wm and Leonard France return from Clark County. Henry Efnor and wife visit Newton and attend Old Settlers reunion at Monroe.

James Oldham Fairview McCuner Price William Webber Richland Township Geo. J. Williams Hiram Williams John Winters Yalesburg Des Moines Charles Sipe John F. Wheeler James Pollock John Dawson Monroe J. C. Nutt Katie Wilson Davenport Tool's Chapel Dunlavey Red Rock Otley Epworth League Miscie Hays Klooster M.E Mary Butin Leonard Swearingen France Loren Isioux County Leonard France Clarknty Henry Efnor Newton Geo Frank Reasnor

Vandalia News Roundup Shows Local Doings and Events

Vandalia residents repair town well while many travel to Des Moines and Omaha. School starts Sept ath with Miss Ella Spellman teaching. new seats and blackboards noted. Neighbors visit, rides bikes, and attend parties as farmers cope with dry weather. Public entertainment planned by Business Men's Association and Chase Lister Theatre Co to boost fair week. A local burglary at Mrs. Desmond’s home reported.

Harry D. Thompson Thompson Norton Kans Albert Thompson Des Moines Martha Thompson Ida Pulver

Murphy Area Social Notes From Murphy Neb and Nearby

Mrs Hawley of Republican City visited Mrs Jas Kirkwood in Murphy last week. John and Crawford Ervin of Kellogg attended the Grange picnic in Livingstons grove. T Hixon spent a week in Des Moines. Mrs Henry Russell and baby visited Will Ammons. M Hitchler of Metz, brother of Geo Hitchler, visited George last Wednesday. J W Murphy reported better. John O Davis suffers blood arson in his foot from stepping on a hedge thorn. May Hitchler stays with grandmother Hitcher near Metz. Pleasant View school began with Goldie Sparks as teacher. Rev W A Rouze building a barn at the site of a recent fire. Laura Hughs visited Fugard girls last week.

Hawley Republican City Neb Jas. Kirkwood Murphy John Crawford Ervin Kellogg Grange Livingstons Grove T. Hixon Des Moines Henry Russell Baby Will Ammons M. Hitchler Metz Geo. Hitchler J. W. Murphy Davis May Hitchler Hitcher Pleasant View Goldie Sparks W. A. Rouze Laura Hughs Fugard

East Side Fair Store Opens New Bar Ver Shop

Frank Young opens a new barber shop under Clark's Bank on East side square inviting old friends and new patrons. Mrs. Lottie Goodwell leaves for Cincinnati to attend the G A R encampment and visit relatives after 27 years away. The Chase Lister Co. presents American Born at the opera house Monday night with ladies free first night and admission 25 to 35 cents. J G Brunner travels to Lincolnn Nebraska to bring wife and son home after three months visiting friends.

Frank Young Clark’s Bank Square Lottie Goodwell Cincinnati Ohio Chase Lister Co Opera House J. G. Brunner Lincolnn Neb Mrs. Brunner and Son

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