Monticello Home News Snips and Store Notices
Miss Daisy Rundle is said to be very sick. A baby boy was reported at Fred Starks' home last Friday. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Perrine last Monday. A new piazza added to Mr. G. W. Curtis's home. 500 dozen Rockford hose offered at 39 cents per dozen. Mr. King Kaylor traveled to Chicago on business late last week. The elite will hold the last dance of the season at Kinsella hall tomorrow evening. Finest musical entertainment in Monticello Tuesday night April 18. Mrs. Geo. Phettaplace and children visited Cedar Rapids recently. Miss Lizzie McIntyre of Anamosa visited Monticello friends over Sunday. Overing's jewelry store offers watch and clock work. Miss Marie Holler of Dubuque visited with family this week. The Uncle Tom Company is booked for the opera house April 15. Farmers can use J. A. Deutrick's Up-Town Store for dress goods and millinery. W. S. Tasker, Chicago livestock merchant, spent the weekend in Monticello. Cool wash dress goods framed around Deatrick’s for warm weather.
Monticello News Highlights Local Events and Notices
A long list of town notices and updates appears. Items include legal actions, auctions, sales, personal visits, and upcoming events. Neighbors, ministers, and merchants are named among the frequent notices and community reshuffles.
Winter's cold spared no clover as field suffers
Mr James Delay reports a hard winter ruined a large clover field in Castle Grove and he believes clover roots were killed generally. Monticello items note rising spring prep with early plow work and warm weather, bank statements show healthy finances, and local events include theater acts and Easter parade preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delay
Castle Grove
Anamosa medical board meeting and local trials noted
Dr. J E Gilmore attended the Anamosa medical board meeting last Wednesday with two associates absent and four exam-ready soldiers sent home. Dr Adair was absent due to a Cedar Rapids case trial. The article also reports a Cedar Rapids Federal court verdict for Dr L J Adaim in a malpractice suit against Joseph Vernier, decided in two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gilmore
Anamosa
Medical Board of Pension Examiners
Adair
Cedar Rapids
Gilmore
Kirkpatrick
L. J. Adaim
Joseph Vernier
Monticello Man Henry Borroughs Dies of Pneumonia
The aged Monticello resident Henry Borroughs died yesterday from pneumonia. Once married to a much missed wife, he faced dementia and frail relations, encountered dubious suitors, and left no local kin. Father McCormick conducted his funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Borroughs
Monticello
Borroughs
Father McCormick
Sale of Congregational Church Site and Building
The Congregational church site and building must be sold at once for cash. Located centrally with rail access, suitable for use as a public hall factory warehouse or residence. Apply to 41w2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
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the Express
Pitwlist Eda
J. W. Doxsee
East First Street
Home News
Daisy Rundle
Deatrick’s
D. I. Goldstone
Hopkinton
H.C. Wills
Fred Starks
Hicks & Wilers
John Perrine
Charlie Abel
David Sumter
G. W. Curtis
Rockford
Golden Eagle
King Kaylor
Chicago
Hicks & Eilers
Leroy Clark
Sycamore Street
Henderson’s
Herman L. Hildreth
Towa City
Wills
Charles S. Bidwell
Rowley and
Waterloo
Hicks & Hilers
Minnie Starks
Sac City
Iowa
Horst
W. F. Ronn
Kinsella Hall
Deitrick’s
Calico
H. C. Wills
Lizzie McIntyre
Lamps—Hicks & Hilers
Overing’s Jewelry Store
Henderson
Marie Holler
Dubuque
Boyer
Uncle Tom Company
Opera House
J. A. Deutrick
W. 8. Tasker
Livestock Commission
Herrick
Animos
City Board of Equalization
City Hall
The
Lee’s
C. H- Rastede
Robert Maurice
Geneseo
Illinois
N. Maurice
Fiona Bladel
Rock Island, Illinois
F. A. Hefner and
W. F. Rony
Carpets
Charles H. Rastede
Rastede
Wm. Hogan
Crockery—Hicks & Eilers
Samuel Turner
Prairieburg
Ursula Gadmer
Messrs
David Samter
Geo. Stuhler & Sons
Hubbard & Hanken
O. C. Cole
Cascade Courier
Bartlett Tripp
Mrs. F. M. Hicks
Geo. Inglis
Robert Clark
First Street
Scroggie
Breheny
Edward Soetje
Denver
Guillaume Sauvlet
King
Holland
Mikado
Japan
Royal Neighbors Lodge
G. E. Bishop
Earl
Wisconsin
Mr. Bishop
Deutrick
Monticello State Bank
Lowell State Bank
R. E. Neal
North Bend
Nebraska
the Democrat
Primghar
Henry Rogers
Deutrick’s
Saint Martin’s
Davenport
Louise Brehany
Sousa
Martha
Soetje’s
Model Cash
McQuiston
United States Army
Savannah
Washington
Georgia
Cuba
Jones County
Ovening’s
Umpta
Opera
Treichler
Tipton
Jones County District Court
Remley
C. D. Hosford
Broadway
Joseph Clark
A. W. Church
Parrott
Clell McLaughlin
Deatrick
Downs
Clark
Fort Worth
Texas
Calloway
Clinton
Missouri
Overing
Gadmer
Ursula Conrad
Davos
Switzerland
German Reformed Church
Casper Gadmer
United States
Castle Grove Township
Henry Gadmer
Quimby
Lewis Rieger
R. Schneider
Nicholas Gadmer
G. FB. Hughes
Fonda
I. J. Gruenstein
Oakwoods Cemetery
Maslins, Hicks & Eilers
Supreme Court
Verona H. Welch
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Superior Court of
Vesey
Loop
Blanchard and Tesar
Frazier
Lost Nation
Kelso
Bellevue
Cleveland
Manchester
Johnson
St. Louis
Lauser
Cascade
Tourtellot
Wyoming
Orington
Marion
Cloak Department
Ills & Doutrick
C. H. Schipman
Soutru Sipr Firs
Monricruxo, Iowa
Manufac
Scar H. Soetje
Dassist
Dualne
Sherwin-Williams
Virgt
Eastwood & Chase
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