Monticello Express April 19 1900 issue brief
Weekly Monticello newspaper page notes Thursday publication date April 19 1900 edited by J W Doxsee and proprietor with subscription pricing details.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
2
Weekly Monticello newspaper page notes Thursday publication date April 19 1900 edited by J W Doxsee and proprietor with subscription pricing details.
Mrs. Sarah Fryberger dies at her son Jay Fryberger's home after weeks of pneumonia aged nearly 66 born August 24 1834 in Worcester Ohio maiden name Perrine. Survives include Frank Ellwood Mrs. A P Jennings Mrs C S Ferguson Mrs W W Hartley Mrs H A L Bigley Mrs A S Carson and Jay Fryberger. Alice Sherman Flicker dies at Des Moines born December 30 1872 Langworthy graduate of Monticello high school 1891 married to Prof F E Elicker. Supreme court cases update Jones Center Junction Curttright vs Center Junction school district and Schoonover Osborne attachment ruling. Also Scotts wife not liable for Black Hawk county insane asylum expenses. City assessor Howard Putnam notes Monticello wealth rise. Thanks to helpers for illness and death of son P J Many. Bees for sale 30 stands at $4 each by H J Laxn.
Gladys Lena, infant daughter of Edgar H. and Emma, died April 8 1900 after a two week illness from lung fever and bowel inflammation. She lacked one week of her first year. Interment in Scotch Grove Cemetery. May God comfort her parents and sisters in their bereavement.
In Castle Grove on April 17 A W Cramer reports a missing fine cow last week. Mr and Mrs R Shear attended church service at Buck Creek. Newton Parrott has had a windmill well drilled and will erect it. F Fr Caspers lost a horse recently. Chas Thompson of Hazel Green visited the Cramer home. School started in No 2 Monday with Thos Waddick in charge. Downerville cremmery interior repainted. Mr and Mrs O Fr Hosford of Monticello spent Sunday at the old farm. C Krueger and Hattie Zoon of Doon Iowa visiting Castle Grove friends. The litter will stay through summer to help Mrs Krueger.
In Scotch Grove on April 17 Katie Berturvant, age 11, suffers pneumonia while Olive Hughes visits from Cedar Rapids. Miss Dice of Atalissa visits her brother Harry and relatives. Mrs A P Himebaugh of Epworth stays with EB L Himebaugh. August Tiede leaves for Toronto to supervise a creamery project. Myrtle Clarke departs for Morley to teach the rest of the year.
A summary of Sunday services at Presbyterian and Congregational churches with morning worship and Sabbath School, no evening service at Congregational, and Easter music by choir and soloists. M E church to host dinner April 26, 25 cents meals, about 400 heard a sermon, 600 enjoyed the Easter program, over $30 raised for missions. M E Church theme Sunday morning The Dispensation of the Holy Spirit. Evening sermon The Prodigal Son a Bankrupt.
May rent due for city properties must be paid within thirty days. A sale of estate assets in Monticello Iowa will occur at the Monticello Roller Mill on Saturday May the auction will include Lot 456 in Railroad addition and fifteen shares of Monticello Electric Co. stock at 50 each with cash terms.
The North China Herald notes Chinese natives’ supposed placidity and lack of nerves contrasted with foreigners. It cites Mr Smith exaggerating a 1 000 000 to 10 000 000 recruit idea and claims natives would resist reform while enduring bizarre sleep tests across wheelbarrows.
The article notes Lord Palmerston kept an inkstand far from his desk to force walking for each ink dip. It credits this simple ploy with his sturdy health and jaunty demeanor under office strain, and mentions his habit of doing all work while standing.
The petition alleges plaintiff owns fee simple to the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section six in township eighty six north range three west, seeks quieting title against heirs of William White, deceased. Defendants are urged to answer before noon on May 21, 1900, or a default will be entered.
Public notice announces Walter Kiburz and Amur Kinurz as executors of Hannah Kiburz deceased estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk in Monticello Iowa within legal time. Debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. attorney J W Doxser represents the estate.
In Jones County Iowa Robert C Stir ton administrator with will annexed asks the District Court to construe the eighteenth paragraph of the will relating to residuary distribution and to decide who may receive it and whether heirs include all devisees The proceedings set for May 21 1900 warn that a default will be entered if not answered and note J W Coxsee as attorney May term 1900
In the District Court of the State of Iowa for Jones County heirs of Stephen G Fenimore and related defendants named in a deed case Muay Term A D Aho appears as a party and is referenced in the ruinous OCR as part of the original notice proceedings.
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