Newton Town News and Local Notices
Adam Engle and family moved to Newton last week. Unity Lodge No. 500, A P & AL held a special communication with many visitors from abroad. W. L. Brandt and Rev Lyman presided at the Kellogg wedding of Lester C. Kern to Edith L Barber. Quire & Owens sold their Lynnville hardware store to J B Parks and A H Howell. Lida Woodard will attend Capital City Commercial College in Des Moines. Howard Newell and Katharine are visiting Clear Lake. Adam Woomer sold 240 acres in Rock Creek to G W Young. Kellogg Cornet Band gave an open air concert on Wednesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ea Smith of Buena Vista township. Carl B Craven went to Des Moines to enter Drake University law. James Balmer of Newton visited on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Lodge
PL & AL M
Newton
C. N. Wagley
J. G. Bailey
E. C. Meredith
Frank Wilson
Wagley
the Tribune
Kellogg
W. L. Brandt
Lyman
Grinnell
Lester C. Kern
M.D
Waverly
Edith L
J. D. Barber
Quire & Owens
Lynnville
J. B. Bparks
A. H. Howell
Lida Woodard
Des Moines
Capital City Commercial College
Prom the Enterprise
Howard Newell
Katharine
Clear Lake
Adam Woomer
Rock Creek Township
G. W. Young
Kellogg Cornet Band
Carl B. Craven
Drake University
James Balmer
Yj. W. Murphy
Lincoln Neb
Laura Swighart
Charlie Mason
Pleasant View
John Miller Teft
Hillsboro
Ohio
Fairfield
Iowa
Allum
Reysone
Inds
Foster
Reynald
Ithern
McKiney
Frank Russell
Kate Gifford-Scoville
Nebraska
Dan Gifford
Will Hill
Picnics and small town notes fill week in REALNOR
Realnor notes a river picnic by Odd Fellows lasting over Thursday, health improvements for Frank Bean after summer in New Mexico, and new residents like Dult Livingston with Mrs Schultz. Local births, sick lists, and visits unfold as Mrs Ida Masteller O Donnell attends a wedding in Newton and Dr C C Carpenter relocates to Reasnor. John Little returns from eastern states, while a Lawry guest from Indiana visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Frank Bean
New Mexico
Lynnville News Roundup of Social and School Updates
Correspon enters notes from Lynnville area society events. Mr and Mrs M F Shafer visit Port Byron Illinois then travel home. Stock sale draws crowd with Epworth League dinner. Lecture by Rev C L Stafford at M E Church. Will Kirkwood recovers enough to walk half a mile. Richnell attends Laurel horse race. Holiness association holds two day service at Pleasant View. Several locals travel to Ohio or Nebraska. School board adopts revised course of study and library gains new volumes. Des Moines visitors, Park Rapids trip, and DC parade seen by locals.
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N. A. Wells
W. C. Wilson
Reasnor
Epworth League
C. L. Stafford
University of Mt Pleasant
M. E. Church
Will Kirkwood
Murphy
KE. M. Richnell
Laurel
Holiness Association
Pleasant View Church
Amelia Watts
Ohio
Gertrude Cane
Valeria
Iowa
KILLDUFF births and local notices from Newton area
Local items report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs D C Dennis on a recent date, visits among Greenfield relatives, and several families planning winter travels or visits in Indiana Ohio Illinois. Farewell by Rev Handy, with Andy Emmert and Kellogg visitors, plus a travel to Oskaloosa and Newton. Also farm updates, a well drill, and grain shipments. Fleet National Bank and First National Bank at Newton publish a 1998 bank statement with assets, liabilities, and cashier certification. Chamberlain’s cough remedy advertised as a trusted remedy with maple-syrup flavor and local retailer Wagley Smead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Dennis
Porter
Greenfield
Geo. Watt
Joe. Thomas
Indiana
Ohio
Ida. Gribes
Frank Thomas
Stephen Guessford
Newton
Henry Padre
Ilinois
Rev
Handy
Andy Emmert
Kellogg
Gene Birchard
C. J. Carpenter
Oskaloosa
Corey
Wagley
Smead
North East Jasper Community News and Local Happenings
Mesers Samuel Bivens Lee Wood ward Henry Norman and Will Eaton return from Union county where they searched for land. Charles Smith rents A A Reno's farm for a year. Lee Clawson drills a deep well for Eli Slagel. Hog cholera spreads, farmers suffer losses. Newton Bros shell 2000 bushels of corn for Robert Madill and 2000 for Charley Clay mond. Hickory Grove Convention set for Sept 24 at 10 in Congregational church. Depot agent Hafferty satisfies public. Youngkin sells pumps wagons and farm implements. Stores prosper, described as department stores from toothpicks to corncrib pipes. Dr Gould practices medicine. Blacksmiths busy. George's on Main Street offers barber, hair, hotel and livery. Eastward to Church Street with two churches and a schoolhouse. New houses rise. Miss Flannagan sisters occupy a home. they are fashionably dressed. T L Gove lays out lots on Pleasant Street addition to Sully. five houses already built on the lots. Harness maker crafts dog collars to calf muzzles. Shoemaker repairs shoes. Rev Scull returns to preach. praised as excellent. Wim Gore ships two carloads of cattle from Kansas City this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Samuel Bivens
Lee Woodward
Henry Norman
Will Eaton
Union County
Charles Smith
A. A. Reno
Lee Clawson
Eli Slagel
Newton Bros
Robert Madill
Charley Claymond
Hickory Grove
Congregational Church
Hafferty
Youngkin
Gould
George's
Mainst
Ralso
Church Street
Ely
Flannagan
T. L. Gove
Pleasant St
Sully
Scull
Wim. Gore
Kansas City
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Beifeld
Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods
Newton, Towa
Adam Engle
P.H. Earley
Mre
Ea Smith
Buena Vista Town
Realnor
Fred Meredith
C.C. Carpenter
Geo. L. Prentice
Prentice
Chicago
John Little
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Orvil Lawry
Lawry
Mise Ola McCann
Mire
C. W. Sipe
Montezuma
M. F. Shafer
Port Byron IL
Lynnville News
Riley
Witmer
Frank Lucas
Lucas
W. J. Meredith
H. Shahan
Charles Moody
Willie Swan
Park Rapids
Minn
Dr. Finch
A. C. Boyd
Washington, D.C
H. Dodd
George White
Fleet National
Natonal Bank
U.S
Lamm Capital
Soes Mast National Bank
Soeery of
Samen
E. Lyday
EB. Lypay
Prank HL Clements
W. R. Manning
Fire House
J. J. Mann
North East
Jasper
Hough's Cash Stores
Wilson Milling Co
Pride of
Pride
Wilson
Variety Star
Mough’s Grocery and Variety
Vaughan
Round Oak
Columbia Ranges
Minnesota
Tidurray & Killduff
Big Cash Grocery
Jasper & Sons
Srecia
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