Fall town notes mix of visits and arrivals in Newburg
School started with M E Black as teacher. Carrie Walker returns from Ottawa Kansas. Jennie Rew visits Alice Morgan. Dick Williamson visits unexpectedly. Rain helps fall plowing. Road supervisor acting for Dunn. Bufflum replaces cart with new wheel from Alden. Rowe visits from Carbondale. Ladies Aid meets. New engine allows threshing. Wells near R R show signs of failing. Several locals travel or visit, with marriages, auctions, caucuses, and family news across Newburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Black
Carrie Walker
Charlie
Ottawa
Kansas
Jennie Rew
Grinnell
Alice Morgan
Dick Williamson
E. F. Brown
J.D. Burroughs
W.B. Dunn
Make Entries Now for the Fair Submissions
A call to action urges early entries to avoid rushes at the fair. The secretary’s office is located two doors west of Lambert's Hotel, with contact noted as com Patton Bec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair
Lambert's
Patton
Bec
Killduff News Roundup of Moves and Local Happenings
T B Shew has moved to Reasnor to pursue future plans. Ed Killduff shipped a car load of horses to the eastern market Tuesday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Frank De Brown on Sept 3. Miss Carry Stork of St Joe is visiting relatives here. Case Bouma bought an interest in the New Sharon butcher shop and plans to start his own meat business soon. Infant Viga, child of Mr and Mrs Isaac Dunmire, died Sept 1 and was buried at Kellogg cemetery. Killduff and Galesburg boys played baseball Saturday, Killduff winning soundly. School opens Sept 6. Addie Moran visited over the weekend with her brother. Johnson Hall left overland for Trenton Mo to farm with his father, a lengthy trip for a young boy. May Quinn went to Davenport with relatives for a short visit. Will Kilduff and Barney Fench were seen in town Sunday evening. Annie Birkenholtz is visiting relatives in Monroe and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Bufflum
G. D. Alden
Geo. Rowe
Carbondale
Kansas
Robert
Ladies Aid Society
Clifford
Unton Bros
R. R. Wells
B. R. Crawford
Oskaloosa
W.8. Mayes
Liscomb
Newburg
D. L. Cox
Frank Rutledge
W. B. Dunn
Albert Spellman
Newton
George Rowe
A. H. Palmer
Sanders
C. Dickson
Laurel
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. R. Morgan
W. H. McCulloch
Molloy
Levi Me Cracken
Greencastle
K. J. Kaldenberg
Colfax
Times
Rip van Winkle
Jimin
Valeria B. B
Ira
F. W. Rumbaugh
Ada van Billiard
Frank de Brown
Miss Carry Stork
St. Joe, Bro
Viga
Isaac Dunmire
Kellogg Cemetery
Killduff
Galesburg
Addie Moran
Johnson Hall
Trenton
H. Hall
Johnson
May Quinn
Davenport
Will Kilduff
Barney Fench
Our Town
Annie Birkenholtz
Monroe
Mr. Roberts
Alex. Cristman
Mra
G. M. Salida
Hazel
Des Moines
Colorado
James Gilbert
Curley
Ames
Gordon Haines
Missouri
Prairie City social notes and Old Settlers Day remarks
Mr and Mrs Duncan and John Butters left for Arkansas Thursday. County Superintendent Walsh spent Wednesday in Prairie City for the Old Settlers gathering. Alva Brown and Harry Galusha attended. Mrs Asa Vandermast entertained friends for her husband's birthday. Mrs McBall of David City Neb visited sister Mrs Frank Bowen. Mrs Overstreet returns from Colfax and will stay in Prairie City until after the state fall. Mrs Maggie Bates and daughters go to Colfax for a few days. We note improvement in Miss Claudie's health. Old Settlers Day was well observed with speeches and music, though damp morning weather kept attendance down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Prairie City
Alva Brown
Harry Galusha
Asa Vandermast
McBall
David City
Neb
Frank Bowen
Overstreet
Colfax
Maggie Bates
Claudie
Local notices and church federation meet in Jasper County
Des Moines visitors and Ames residents appear in a string of social notes. Rev B A Wilkinson bids farewell before moving to Liscomb. The Jasper County Church Federation convened with talks on Sunday observance, social purity, divorce, and pulpit views.
Soldier's Day at the Iowa State Fair Promotion
Extract from General Order No 13 announces Soldier's Day at the Iowa State Fair on Tuesday September 10. Ex soldiers and their wives are entitled to tickets. The message is directed to G A Ri and references eligibility and ticket entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ri
Iowa State Fair
Court House News Transers and Real Estate Listings
Court house notices show numerous transfers in Newton and Baxter areas with many parcels, buyers, and prices. The Iowa Central Railway plans summer sales of excursion tickets to multiple western states. Also listed are local properties for sale and the Newton Farms and property firm contacts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. Rumbaugh
J.B. Kendig
Cora
Mary Witmer
Samuel Henderson
Frank Lavelleur
Walter’ Hulse
Clyde
Walter
Susa Lee
Valeria
T. B. Shew
Reasnor
Ed Killduff
Case Bouma
New Sharon
Mrs. Duncan
John Butters
Arkansas
Winchel
Arkansis
Dennison
Davis Gill
W. F. Hodson
D.C. Gifford
B.A. Wilkinson
B.C. Ward
Lakes
Crawford Clark
Knoxville
Little Merrill
A. M. Shea
Wm. Danly
A.B. Carson
Gerlaw
W. H. Bryan
Riley Butters
N.C. Towne
Miss Rosenberg
Epworth League
Emma Woodard
I. N. Beard
Osceola
Junior League Aid Society
Carrie White
John Selby
Kentucky
B. A. Wilkinson
Iowa
Ray Price
Leighton
Jasper County Church Federation
T. Martin
Rev
Nasmith
W. H. Price
Jacoby
Federation
Court House
Transpers
BF Norris
John Frank
Norris
Newton Elevator Co
D J Eberhart
Block & Ritter
Turner and
B. F. Trout
Lesuier Lumber Co
GW Thompson
Baxter
Ward E Sewell
William N Jordan
Dik
South Park
Fred Ammer
DJ O'Roake
James A
Martha J. Kerr
Lucy A Whitted
Point
Joseph “Burnham
Northcut
Elizabeth Ann Vaughan
LJ Carpenter
Harry
East New
John Houghton
Harry van Epps
JW Johnson
John Mex
Albert Chollett
Adolph Ow
Wm S Fleming
Viola Eams
Chas Herry
Henry Maxwell
Iowa Central Ry
Nebraska
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Jasper County
Fucarp & Brow
Nas, Jas
Jasper
Jasper & Sons
J. E. Campbell
Real Estate and Loans
Page
Annice Level
Pella
E. Campbell
East Side
CMAS
Seebe
Timal
Morgan & Hunter
Ogi
BODY
Brussels
B.S. Hargrave & Son
Onery
B. King
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