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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
4
Second hand lumper business listed along with residents traveling to Des Moines, Chicago, Champaign and Mingo for sales, studies, and family visits. Wool and silk dress goods preview advertised for Monday at McFarland's, with weddings and society events noted as Newton residents plan travels to Wesleyan University and area reunions.
The undersigned plans a closing out sale on Tuesday September 17 1901 at his home Smile northwest of Newton starting at 10 o clock in the morning. Sale includes 3S head of stock with two horses a good work mare ten years old with suckling colt by her side and a bay gelding year old 30 head of cattle including six cows with calves three milch cows and four calves five heifers nearing one year and twelve two year old steers six head of spring shosts acres of corn in the shock farming implements listed with detailed items and price terms. 12 months time without interest if paid when due otherwise 8 percent interest from sale date notes with security. Five percent discount for cash and percent under cash. Free lunch at noon. HERB HOWARD A McMurray Auctioneers M Wooprow Clerk.
Mrs D J Eberhart traveled to Memphis Missouri Monday for the wedding of Miss Ella Lawton on Tuesday evening. The bride is a Kellogg descendant once known locally. O P Myers and family moved into the Longfellow home recently vacated by Lambert Hall. Mrs Henry Snodgrass from Sully left Des Moines after a brief visit with her father Morris Cating to see sister Butin. Gen Tom Osborn of Chicago visited his aged mother Grandma Osborn, whose joy at her son’s care brings renewed happiness despite her advanced age.
September opening of fall business features an expanded dress goods and coat selection. The store touts low prices on heavy and light wear, including black cloths 60 inches wide at 1.25 and assorted fabrics from 40c to 1.55, with Melrose Prunello and Taffeta lines in black and colors.
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