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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1898

Page

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Water and electric final move in Newton

At the city council monthly session a water project was approved transferring 1000 from the electric light fund to the water fund. A large 500 foot well will begin soon to provide abundant soft water. General Electric rep H E Chubbuck attended and may sell the T and H plant to the city. Mutual Telephone Co of Des Moines granted toll line extension to Newton.

Newton Electric Light Fund Water Fund H. E. Chubbuck General Electric Company General Electric Chubbuck Electric Light Committee Gates Mutual Telephone Co of Des Moines Jasper County

From Around the Town in Muscatine County News

Mrs John Walsh was summoned to Wilton Junction by telegram to hear of the sudden death of her brother William Johnston of heart disease. Johnston, about eighty, left a widow and a large family. brother George Johnston resided near the College Farm and died eighteen years ago of cancer. Descriptions cover war losses, health notes, fair premiums, visitors, and local goings on including Miss Corinne Harvey pursuing elocution, school openings, and a large church gathering in Newton.

Karrien Montana Della Case Howard Case Monroe Carrie Des Moines Kalispell Mont Della Albert Tate John Walsh Wilton Junction Wm. Johnston Johnston Muscatine County Wilton George Johnston College Farm David Evans Cincinnati Dave A. Failor Jasper County Agricultural Society Failor Blanche Torode-Lambert Col. Mann Lambert Frank Torode John Downs Elmer Jasper County Aajomning George Meyer George Leisure Hixson’s Grove J. B. O'Neal Seattle Wash Colfax Los Angeles Cal Jerome B. Cotton Klondike Country Jerome Iown Synod of the Lutheran Church Newton James Mallicoat Jones County Thos. Mallicoat Mallicoat A. Long Scott Muscatine R. M. Brooke Humphrey Cedar Rapids Kelly Leavenworth Kan

The Boys Are Coming Home From The War

The Fiftieth Iowa will arrive in Des Moines from Jacksonville and Newton’s Company L plans a royal homecoming. The editorial urges a heartfelt welcome, noting they are heroes though not in combat, while acknowledging fallen and sick comrades and hoping to cheer them with a joyful reunion.

Perry Spencer Company L Jim Spencer Des Moines Old Camp McKinley Elsie Robinson Montana Union R. R. Co Butte Mont F. 3. Rich Sycamore Ill Alice Ludlow Harlan J. F. Wilson Ike O Co. L Lawa Ike Capt. Slaughter Jennie Seymour Kenningtons Jennie Blanchard Canton Burrell Owens Capt Dunlap Iowa Jacksonville Newton Santiago Dewey Manila

Week of Rare Entertain Ends Newton Run With Belle Plaine Stop

The Annie Lister company bade farewell to Newton friends Monday and headed to Belle Plaine for a week engagement. Lister's opera house drew crowds during Fair week, praised Chase-Sister as outstanding. Home talents Chase, Lee Hickman, Albert Taylor lauded. Will Carroll, Gertie Ewing, Kittle Berry, Miss Carter praised. Ernest Rich drew the bicycle prize on closing night. many hopefuls missed out.

Annie Lister Newton Belle Plaine Lister Chase N Chase Lee Hickman Albert ‘Taylor Lister's Will Carroll Gertie Ewing Kittle Berry Miss Carter Ernest Rich

Destruction of Lonnie Parsons Barn by Fire

Last Tuesday afternoon Lonnie Parsons suffered a major loss when his barn burned after a chicken house cleaning used a burning rag. With help from his wife and Al Moss they saved the horse buggy wagon and harness, but about twenty tons of hay six hundred bushels of oats and other grain and farm machinery were lost. The total damage topped a thousand dollars with only 275 insurance. The barn stood close to the house and the home was saved by heroic efforts.

Lonnie Parsons Moss

Their Only Child Taken in Tragic Loss in City

Rollie Benjamin and wife mourn their only child Bulah a three year old girl lost to cholera infantum after ten days illness. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday at 2 pm led by Rev. C V Cowan, with interment at Wittemburg cemetery. The community offers sympathy to the family.

Lottie Krickbaum Norfolk Neb J. W. Long Cora Lottie Lottie A. Long Loring Krickbaum Nebraska Newton 4. D. Simon Lutheran Church Rollie Benjamin Bulah C. V. Cowan Wittemburg

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