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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1913

Page

9

Local Notes Stir With Visits and Trips Across Iowa

Rev W Z Allen visits Hopkinton while others travel to Edgewood Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Dubuque figures appear with Cedar Rapids Monticello and Fayette stops Numerous social calls and business trips are noted including Mrs Hogan in Cedar Rapids and Miss McMahon in Anamosa Mrs Cross of Cedar Rapids visits J S Hall Dan Hogan and daughter return from Cedar Rapids Dr Stahler and others test eyes in town Shoemaker and Jacobs dealings cited plus spring millinery at Deutricks and Patrick’s supplies mentioned.

Hogs top year price in Chicago at $9,6234

Local market note shows hogs selling for 9,6234 dollars in Chicago last Tuesday, a 40 cent rise from the prior week. Community news lists visits, travels, school openings, and local business ads from Monticello to Vinton with social notices and upcoming events.

Chicago

Services at German Reformed Church Next Sunday

Services at the German Reformed Church next Sunday at eleven o clock with Sunday School at ten. The following children will be confirmed Carl Etten Henry Bader John Boss Samuel Sulzner Bennie Behrens John Mettler Rosie Mettler Frieda Lengvenhager Frieda Bohren Minnie Gular. Huntington pianos for sale by Locher Brothers.

German Reformed Church Sleven Carl Etten Henry Bader John Boss Samuel Sulzner Bennie Behrens John Mettler Rosie Mettler Frieda Lengvenhager Frieda Bohren Minnie Gular

Kryptoks offer invisible eye comfort from OC N Patrick

Optometrist OC N Patrick promotes invisible Kryptoks that promise user comfort. The pitch highlights improved vision and ease of wear. The ad emphasizes fitting expertise and personal service for glasses wearers.

C. N. Patrick N. Patrick

Ida Grove Attorney Wed to Wisconsin Nurse

Guy C. Ellis an Ida Grove attorney formerly a Monticello boy married last week to Adelaide Ashbrenner of Merrill Wisconsin. The Ida Grove dispatch notes a romance of a trained nurse who in 1911 cared for the late George Ellis the groom’s father for 16 months and later moved to Chicago to study music.

Guy C. Ellis Ida Grove Monticello Adelaide Ashbrenner Merrill Wisconsin George Ellis Ellis Chicago Guy Ellis

Harold Podhaski Weds Grace Harlock in Chicago Ceremony

Harold Podhaski married Grace Harlock of Clinton on Tuesday April 1. Rev E Y Woolley of Moody church performed the ceremony in Chicago. Podhaski, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Podhaski, works as an account adjuster for Marshall Field Co. He was formerly a Clinton Herald reporter and did similar work for the Ex press as a high school student. The couple is wished happiness and success.

Harold Podhaski Grace Harlock Clinton E. Y. Woolley Moody Church Chicago Mr. Podhaski Frank Podhaski Marshall Field Co Clinton Herald the Express

Patrick the Jeweler Hints At Purchases

A brief line from a seller named Patrick asserts readiness to accept payment for each article bought, implying a sales arrangement or pitch. The message centers on a buy every item offer from a jeweler.

Patrick

Monticello Corn Display Promotes Cheap Canned Corn

A show window at George Stubler's Sons Co. features a structure built from Monticello canned corn by Butch Stubler. Canned corn sells for five cents a can while government analyses show it delivers substantial calories, often more economical than eggs, beef, or pork.

Monticello George Stubler Butch” Stubler Iowa Dickinson & Company Eureka Illinois Household Science Department University of Ilinois Wilayanyam

Hartson's New York Praise Highlights Iowa Artist

A New York public showing lauds Walter O. Hartson, a Jones County boy born October 27 1866 in Wyoming Iowa, with noted bronze and gold medals from Atlanta Exposition 1895 and American Art Society 1902 as his color work gains attention. Meanwhile tributes come for Col Gurney of Monticello born May 13 1840, who served in the Civil War, built a seed and nursery business, and died in Yankton South Dakota at age 73. The Deitiker family mourns their young Henry Deitiker who died of scarlet fever at four, on the Barney Magee farm in Lovell township. The weather improves and farm work nears full swing with lace curtain sale promotions from Doutrick's.

New York Walter O. Hartson Hartson Jones County Wyoming Iowa Hallparten National Academy of Designa American Art Society Osborne J. Deitiker Henry Charles W. Clurney Monticello Yankton South Dakota Col. Gurney Dodge County Nebraska Hampshire County Massachusetts William Cullen Bryant Charles Gurney Fayette County 3Rd Iowa Volunteer Infantry 2Nd Sherman Carolinas Eliza Butler Decorah Internal Revenue Nesperian Nursery Justice of the Peace

Will contest ends in probate for Archibald Livingston

The will and codicil of Archibald Livingston are probated after a trial in which the court allowed the jury to verdict that the will and codicil are valid. The estate is left to Lenox College if conditions are met, including a $40,000 hospital trust from Monticello, which the city did not provide. The evidence showed no undue influence or mental incapacity, and eccentricity was not evidence of weakness.

Archibald Livingston Sand Spring Hia Lenox College Monticello

High School Notes from an Amused Yearly Recap

Margaret Carmichael reports students back in session at school with notes on gym plans and baseball practice. Miss McQuiskey ill and Mrs Breed covers, while freshmen joke about optimism and the doughnut. A Monticello visitor and a pair from Sand Spring return from Weyburn Saskatchewan with small anecdotes and school life updates.

Margaret Carmichael Ageung Jin Anamosa Monticello Teachers’ Institute

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE J. W. Doxser Selby Howard & Foster Shoe E. G. Burrichter Shoes of Quaality Home News W. Z. Allen Hopkinton Mr. Alcorn Edgewood W. J. Mills L. van Meter Cedar Rapids John Cartano M. Barnable Dubuque Oscar Bucklin Dr. Redmond J. G. Benedict Farley M. J. Hogan Cedar Rapide Elmer Hicks Anamosa Sanitarium Gerd Tjaden Carl Fayette W. A. Bogan Mabel Westcott Deatrick Mamie McMahon Anamona James Kiburz Q. H. George James A. MacNeal B. L. Cobb Waterloo C. D. Chase Saskatchewan F. J. Cross J. S. Hall Rev Mrs. Mardorf Iowa City Solon Mesdames L. W. Lovell, Will Heeren and Will Goes Mesdames O. D. French Ahab DeWitt McNeal’s Fritachell German Lutheran Church Abbie Drake Colorado W. A. Mirick Manchester Livingston L. G. Stahler Dan Hogan Castle Grove Messrs B. EH. Rhinehart George Lawrence H. H. Soper Della Mead Blanche Collier Lulu McDonald Dora Smith Genter Junction Mesdames Mattie McAleer Mary Hogan Miss Belle Devlin Andrew Kasper Lawrence Jacobs John and Henry Jacobs Deutrick’s Henrietta Webber Lovell Charles Rice Fred Slauson Kansas City Clara Freeman Thomas M. Redmond Catharine Lovell Kodaks Premos and Suppliea Patrick’s Jessie Fawcett Mechanicaville School Mary A Fawcett Euelah Perrin Vinton Blanche Hunter W. W. Hunter Arch Livingston Misa Clara Noyes High Acor Edward Templeton Kate Perley Europe Miss Jarman Harriet Coughlin Locher Bros R. A. Moffett United Brethren Church Olin Francy Schneider Jacob Schneider Cresco Harriet Hall Coe College Belle Devlin Bernice Rodman Leah Hubbard Morley W.he. Leggett William Fuller Scotch Grove Township R. CG Stirton Jacob Suter Suter William Abel James H. Moore Andrew Davidson Tom J. George Waubeek Hyes L. G. Stabler Presbyterian Church Davault Company Hazel Dell Smith Rockford Mary Coxase Marcus Hayden Elma Garlinghouse Frank White Maple Lawn Farm Orange City Express John Herrington Anna James A. McNeal James Young Sr White Sulphur Springs Montana Irene Drinkwater London Ontario Noyes Ed Burrichter Chester N. Patrick John F. Webber Everglade Florida Doutrick’s Huntington Pianos Locher Broa Lee Gua Hutson Urban Haeuasler Town City Hospital Thomas J. George Urban James F. Laude Greenfield Creamery Company Lande Allen Fairbanks Hanken & Jacob’a Ray Schaetter Charles Daniel Ifrey Company Schustter Tobey Furniture Company Frank E. Palmer Northwestern Iowa Renk & Cropp P. J. Woolner Ohio Zanesville Greeley Ben Pully Marion Gence John Behrends John Bohiken Weyburn Yfarner Maron Teothery Gorey C. H. Schipman MAIN Hicks & Ricklefs E. A. Hubbard L. H. Lang
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