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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
3
The Monticello Express announces subscription price per year at $1.75. Editor and Proprietor provides the update for readers and subscribers.
A Wyoming column lists local visits and relocations from April including E N Stoffel in Clinton and Ed Barber in Linn County. It notes Epworth League Easter breakfast, bank condition, school board rehires, and Easter services with local church events and missions fund-raising.
Rural Route No 2 notes include Mrs Peter Wolf's illness and various residents traveling to Anamosa Monticello Ryan and Amber and Langworthy wagons on route. Local trades include E L Himebaugh finding Wayne hens ignore the new egg law. George Johnson Pete Eye Onslow farm ownership changes mentioned.
Cass notes show multiple visits and family movements including Miss Nellie Conrad in Monticello Mrs Charles Preston visiting Center Junction and Jennie Sandhouse family moving to Monticello. Anamosa residents Libbie Read Joe Calahan Mae Foley and Ida Osborne appear in social rounds with various local hosts.
Center Junction News briefs list visits and travels including Roy Schekler from Sabula visiting town. Belle Lyons May Overley and sisters spent Saturday at Monticello. Mrs. H S Richardson of Monticello visited near town with her sister. A son was born at Frank Yearington's home. Mr Webster died of Brights disease at his son Johns home. Young people attended a party at Mrs Sutherlands for John’s 20th birthday.
Mrs E J Noble hosts the ladies aid Thursday afternoon. Miss Myrtle Barnhill begins teaching in No 4. Robert Henderson and O F Hosford from Monticello visit Sunday. Wilder buys 2634 centa butter fat at Downerville creamery in March. District No 3 starts school with Miss Mary Evers from Delaware county as teacher. The paper notes busy farming, house cleaning time, and political remarks. Michael Hogan plans a dwelling addition. his health improves. Seeding was heavy last week but field conditions limited work. Mrs F D McLaughlin leaves for South Dakota with Dakota party wives.
Scotch Grove news records visitors from Monticello and Onslow, church activity at the parsonage, and local business and travel notes. Sheriff Hogan performed duties this week, while Mr. James Hutton visited the Allen Hutton home and Miriam Rice stayed with grandparents at Center Junction. The Webster family loss is noted with a burial at Scotch Grove cemetery.
Miss Mary Horner Grand Chief and Mrs Blackhe Lichty Deputy Grand Chief visit Monticello to organize a Rathbone Sisters temple. Mrs Newton Parrott attends Anamosa convention. G W Simpson of Diamond Creamery arrives on business. Old vehicles in city park must be removed per Park Commissioners. Lyndon preserved fruits advertised by C A Errickson & Co.
Orville Webster born August 3 1827 in Concord New York died April 15 1906 in Center Junction Iowa. He lived in Canada and Canton Iowa before moving to Center Junction in 1903. Survived by wife Robey Mandigo two sons John L and Wm Sigel and five daughters Nora Ralston Beth Butler Crandell Rhodes James plus twenty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church Rev J Hilburn officiated with interment in Scotch Grove cemetery.
A. Matthiessen announces candidacy for sheriff of Jones county pending Republican county convention. The notice includes reference to a political bid and a brief customer pitch.
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