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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

2

Wyoming Journal Feuds Over Mayoral Retirements and County Events

The Wyoming Journal column war with Mayor Evans retirement contention is paired with coverage of a school operetta at the opera house. Community notes include wireless experiments by students, church meetings ending with new members, and local civic updates on property, vehicles, and upcoming Monticello institute visits.

Wyoming Wyoming Journal Evans Dave Teolonel Journal People of Punch Judy Rastus Dinah Big Chief tChampeen Mit Ball Bat Leota Wherry Clara Depuy Monticello Sim Wherry Charles Depuy Walter Briggs Marvin Levsen Harl Krouse M. E Missa Elsie Bender Drake University Des Moines W. G. George Allen

Deaths at Scotch Grove Mrs Mary Hutton 65

Mrs. Mary Hutton died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs M M Sinclair in Scotch Grove after months of illness. She was born December 12 1848 near Hanover Illinois and lived in Scotch Grove over forty years. Her husband died in 1910 and she leaves children Jasper Delver Lewis and Mrs M M Sinclair, nine grandchildren, and brothers D D McIntyre and J W McIntyre. Funeral at Presbyterian church followed by burial beside her husband.

Scotch Grove Mary Hutton M. M. Sinclair Presbyterian Church W. H. Elges Mary Ann McIntyre Hutton Hanover Illinois Daniel Flora McIntyre Canada Allen Hutton Anamosa Jasper Savanna Delver Excelsior Minnesota Lewis D. D. McIntyre Hutchinson Kansas J. W. McIntyre Hutton Montana Geyser Monticello Graham Alex Sutherland R. P. Clark Robert Clark Art Norris Clark Ernest Wright Wilma Tonnan

Local Social Notes From Cedar Rapids Area

Liam and family recover as Mrs L R Leesacamp’s daughters and their husbands visit. Robert Topping hosts visiting parents over Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Davidson spend Wednesday with Robert Clark. A P Monts visits his father near Elgin Iowa this week. Mrs J O Hughes visits Cedar Rapids parents. R W Brady loses a horse recently. J O Balater sells two new Ford cars this week. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Hilpes. Miss Ella Strong visits the area.

Liam L. R. Leesacamp Robert Topping A. Davidson Robert Clark S. A. P. Monts Elgin Iowa J. 0. Hughes Cedar Rapids R. W. Brady J.O. Balater Hilpes Ella Strong

Onslow Notes On Sick Mrs Simm and Local Happenings

April 21 Onslow items report Mrs Jewett Simm gravely ill with Dr Rawson attending. Dr Carson from Maquoketa unable to help much. Social calls by the doctor’s wife and Mrs May Wickwire amuse locals. Local politics mention B W Streeper seeking Republican supervisor, Mel Spencer buys a new automobile, and family visits span Monmouth Wyoming. Farmers push corn, roads under contract work continues.

B. W. Streeper Clay Mel Spencer Onslow J. G. Potter Monmouth M. M. Franks Wyoming S. G. Franks Helen Lamey Henry Harms Ada Walters Dike Rawson Maquoketa Attorney Corbit

Cascade Obituaries and Local Notices Aired

An April Cascade report notes the death of Wm B O Neill in Hazel Valley after long illness, with funeral Tuesday. Also listed are the death of Mrs Ellen Swope Barton and forthcoming services for both, plus cattle shipment by E Hubbard, Baldwin remains from St Joe, Mrs J H Devaney improving, and other local movements among Kingsleys Weir and Glynn families.

Cascade Wm. B. O'Neill Cascade Township Hazel Valley Cal Shaw David Barton Barton Ellen Swope Colorado E. Hubbard Monticello Chicago Fred Kurt Bruce L. Baldwin St. Joe Missouri J. H. Devaney T. Kingsley

Prairieburg News Briefs Dating Funeral and Visits

Prairieburg notes list attendees at Mrs LeClerc funeral in Coggon including Louis Gehringer and the Smith and Schliech ter families. Local figures chanced visits and shopping trips to Forest City Manchester Marshalltown Anamosa Monticello Cog pon and Easter services held at the M E church on the 19th.

Prsirinburg Louis Gehringer James Smith Laura Schleichter Coggon LeClerc L.C. Brown Forest City McQueen Brown Association O. A. Delancey Manchester Marshalltown C. O. Rowley Little Mary Dolan Anamosa Harold Fleming Alburnette Burg Mesdames Dolan Kula Monticello Ed Burlingham M. E. Church Charles Lamont Cogpon

Funeral for Mrs. P B Lewis Held at M E Church

Center Junction notices report the April 22 funeral of Mrs. P B Lewis at the M E church with Rev. Phillips leading. Floral offerings were extensive and many friends attended to show sympathy. A grader contest occurred Tuesday with four entries and The Road King winning. A baby boy arrived Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson. Mrs. Moats of Scotch Grove visits. Velma Henderson and Bernice Lewis attend institute. Nellie Preas returns to Des Moines for school. Prahm and Luech busy on windmills. new garage rumored. W Preston visited with family over the weekend.

Gladden Sam Thompson Moats Scotch Grove Velma Henderson Bernice Lewis Misa Nellie Preas Des Moines Prahm & Luech W. Preston

Amber Notes From April 21 Local Items

Amber reports various small town notices including B D Herren installing a gasoline line tank for customers. The school ma ams have left for Monticello Institute this week. Edith Lincoln visited Onslow friends. Mike Martin near completion on his house foundation. J Q Bailey is often out with peddling wagon. Rev Scott Smith from Cedar Rapids preached Sunday. Alex Robertson visited home from Anamosa.

Amber B. D. Herren Institute Monticello Edith Lincoln Onslow Mike Martin Scott Smith Cedar Rapids Alex Robertson Anamosa

Monticello civic notice and ads from 1914

Public is urged to keep streets clean and alleys sanitary with immediate removal of ashes and refuse. City enforcement will target sidewalk bicycles, fast driving, and littering in line with Iowa automobile laws. Dated February 16 1914 Monticello Mayor C L Van Meter. Also adverts for garment service at Schipman Hallaner Widmer meat market and Chase real estate offerings.

Iowa Monticello C. L. van Meter

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THE Monticello Express J. W. Doxsee Main Street J. M. Green Mr. Green Wm. Wilker H. W. Benbow H. GH. Roberts Rey D. &. deBest R. Fishwild Cedar Rapids Presbytery, As Delegates From the Local Church. Mrs. BE. M. Babcock Fannie Franks Baldwin C. B. Shafter Dr. Chamberlain W. H. Tourtellot Rochester QO. B. Shaffer Jessie Arnold Orson A. N. Reade H. H. Houser Jesup O. C. Depuy Lyle Tompkins B. Gridley Jeanette Sim D. R. deBest Mary Hartville John Lozier Lake McCleneghan Rockford A. W. gPeck Jas. McDonald Washta A. A. Vaughn Emma Alden Greeley W. N. Morse E.M. Meyers Prairieburg Center Junction O. H. Schipman’s Hallaner & Widmer Davidson C. D. Chase Minneapolis Orchestra Emil Oberhoffer the Choral Union Earl G. Killeen Children’s Chorus Alice C. Inskeep Helen Stanley Century Opera Ga Irene Jonani Chicago Opera Leonora Allen Alma Beek Paul Althouse Metropolitan Opera Co Frederic Freemantel Arthur Middleton Theodore, Harrison Richard Czurwonky Cornelius van Vliet Henry Williams Harriet McCuskey Coe College Conservatory Monticello, la Lovell Co. V. B O.V. B J. C. Balster Kettlitz & Kay Empire Siebels & Schoon Deatrick Dry Goods Co Kimona Doutrick Dry Goods Co Eclipse Lumber Co. Lumber and Coal J. J. Henry Mer C. F. Dutton Act International Harvester IHC General R .Housands Lily Bluebell Dairymaid Hsperta Design International Harvester Company of America Incorporated Dubuque Milwaukee Osborne Plano
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