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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1911

Page

9

Monticello Home News Highlights Various Visits and Ads

Local brief notes report Henry Burrichter buying a new Ford and various visitors including Mrs Catharine Miller Ana mos a and Elsie Holub from Wyoming. Mentions retail ads for Burrichter Brown & Renk Lea's Germazone Lace Curtains. Several Monticello residents travel to Chicago Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Manchester with social and business notes.

W. A. Beery Cedar Rapids Elsie Holub Hettie Leysen Wyoming Monticello

Anamosa Notes Show Move In and Travel Dispatches

Anamosa items report visits and departures of local residents including Mr and Mrs W A Hubbard and Mr and Mrs Edgar Hubbard. Highlights mention a Davenport train engine trouble near Wheatland and various stops, visits, and relocations across Monticello Anamosa Cascade Hopkinton Cedar Rapids.

Priest Bitten by Dog May Be Rabid

Rev. Father P. J. O Conner of Sonix City, formerly in Monticello, was bitten by a dog at Boone. Doctors fear rabies and plan Pasteur treatment at the state bacteriological laboratory in Iowa City.

P. J. O’conner Sonix City Monticello Boone State Bacteriological Laboratory Iowa City

Mrs Flaherty Adjudged Insane in Anamosa Sanatorium

Mrs Johanna Flaherty of Anamosa has been adjudged insane by the commissioners of insanity and placed in a private asylum. She has been an inmate at the Anamosa sanitarium where persistent hallucinations rendered her unmanageable.

Johanna Flaherty Anamosa Commissioners of Insanity Flaherty Anamosa Sanitarium

Parsons College athlete unable to compete due to sprain

Peter Laude of Parsons College visited Monticello at his brother Will Laude’s home last Sunday. He planned to run in Parsons College relay at Des Moines last Saturday but missed the event because of a sprained ankle. Fritz Hein of Richland, who took the rural carrier exam four years ago, was assigned to route 4 under civil service rules but does not want the job. Other names on the waiting list include A Kraft and Mrs. Ed Brazelton.

Peter Laude Parsons College Monticello Will Laude Peter Des Moines Fritz Hein Richland Civil Service Cramer A. Kraft Ed. Brazelton Anamosa Michael Uy. Hogan Lucy J. King M. S. Murphy Carso Crane Lebanon Missouri Colorado Co. D 9Th Iowa Volunteer Infantry Pea Ridge Chickasaw Bayou Arkansas Post Vicksburg Electa Glidden Orleans County New York Crane Cass Township Congregational Church Hubbard Gaffney Rip van Winkle Miss Gaffney Kensington

Onslow Parish Attendance At Tabernacle Service

The Express reporter notes a large Onslow gathering at the tabernacle last Sunday including Mrs James Smith Mrs M Franke Mrs Hattie Lamey Mrs Thomas Corbit Mrs John Young Miss Ina Young and several French Carson and Jaffries family members. Also present were Thos Lightfoot John Jansen and Ernest Horton with others unseen.

Onslow

Lovell Resident Entered State Tuberculosis Hospital

Mrs. John Boss of Lovell township will travel next week to the state tuberculosis hospital near Town City for a course of treatment. The hospital accepts only cases with curable prospects, and prompt treatment is urged.

John Boss Lovell Township Town City

Five Cent Straw Stack Suit Ends In Tender Dispute

Richland township residents Al Kiburz and John Sauji faced a jury before Squire Koop last Saturday over a straw stack portion. The verdict found only five cents in dispute, tied to a tender offer. Jerome Brazelton has been committed to Independence insane asylum after severe head pain and a dangerous outburst. He admitted to not being right and feared harming others, prompting a gun seizure and medical restraint with hope for recovery through treatment.

al Kiburz John Sauji Richland Township Squire Koop Jerome Brazelton Independence Brazelton Braselton

Assessments and political reforms noted in regional report

Howard Putnam, the city assessor, outlines a new tax law affecting banks and money credits with specific assessment bases and deadlines. The piece also shares Dr George Inglis’s update from Eugene Oregon praising the university town, recall and referendum reforms, and family health.

Howard Putnam Atate Board of Equalization

Monticello April 1871 notes and civic items

Forty years ago Monticello saw talk of macadamizing First Street, jurors named, J. A. Chandler on the grand jury, and Cpt. James Davidson named postmaster after sixteen years. Wilhelmina Albrecht died April 8. Farmers faced dry weather with no spring rain by April 20. City council formed ladders and pound committees while a writ blocked a tax vote.

Monticello Ixpress First Street School House B. O. Parker M. Yoran Palmer J. A. Chandler Jerome Allen P. O. Babcock Sabula, Ackley & Dakota Railroad Wyoming Township

Last Week of Revival Edifies Monticello Congregation

Evangelistic meetings at the tabernacle near Monticello wrap up next Sunday after four weeks. Stephens Brothers and helpers including Harry Storrs and Mrs. H L Stephens stayed on to strengthen faith and reaffirm commitments. Nearly two hundred choir members and many converts filled services. delegates visited from Anamosa Cascade Hopkinton Center Junction Onslow and Wyoming.

Tabernacle Messrs. Stephens Brothers Harry Storrs H. L. Stephens Joan Lamont Stephens Brothers Monticello H.L. Stephens Pharaoh Moses Israel Egypt Caanan Satan George Stepheng Trafic Anamosa Cascade Hopkinton Center Junction Onslow Wyoming Weseman Mr. Stephens George Stephens

Death of Mrs. Mary Dreibelbis in Monticello Iowa

Mrs. Mary K Hoyt Dreibelbis died Friday morning after a long illness of Brights disease. She leaves five children Jay Chicago Lyman Ames Aletha Esther Arvilla with support from brothers Edward and B L Hoyt and sister Mrs Anna Bosworth. Funeral held at Mrs Dora Brucks home. burial Oakwood cemetery.

Mary Dreibelbis Mary K. Hoyt Dreihbelbis Bright Edward B. L. Hoyt Dreibelbis Anna Bosworth Pennsylvania Mary E. Hoyt Caceola Lyman Sarah Hoyt Monticello Scotch Grove Township A. QO. Dreibelbis Weiser Idaho Driebelbis Jay Chicago Ames Aletha Esther Arvilla Des Moines Iowa Children’s Home Society Dora Brucks J. W. Innes Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery

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THE Iil W. Doxshe Grandfather E. G. Burrichter Home News Henry Burrichter Ford Catharine Miller Brown & Renk Ross Young Ike Suter Harry Magee Epworth Seminary Deitrick D. G. Co Ann Malady West Union H. F. Burrichter’s Louis Gardner Anamosa Eureka Wilson Brazelton Hampton Iowa Elmer Lang Greeley Lea’s Marian Hill Adelbert Sandhouse Welch & Welch Dubuque Puleston H. M. Carpenter Don McAleer Burrichter’s E.G. Hicka Federal Grand Jury Jay Matthews Manchester M. M. Franks John Gibson Harry E. Storrs Evangelical Force Lee Brown & Renka Jennie Porter Davenport Robert Henderson C. M. Hanna J. W. Beatty Miss Elliott Thomas Pender Matt Miller Wm. Altman Mre I. E. Ravenscroft George Kettig Minnie Pond Lowell State Bank Minnie White Thorpe John Barnts Burrichter J. Boler J. B. Murfield Frank Potter John Roche W. A. Hubbard Edgar Hubbard Wheatland H. 8. Lee Topeka Kansas Kansas City Ladies’ Home Journal H. F. Burrichter Herman Witt the Beery Block Bessie Hamil Grinnell Joseph Peterson There Joe Kehoe Castle Grove Dennis Kehoe Brown & Renk’s Robert Livingstone Andrew Kasper Prader Wm. L. Schuetz St. John’s Lutheran Church Delaware John Sutton Amber Percy C. Shanstrom Seattle Washington Frank Podhaski Frank McUonnon Government John McConnon Deatrick D. G. Co New Spring A. M. Maurice Jefferson State Dental Association Netcott Fritz D. E. Pond Lovell Bank Building Charles Beaver A. J. Schoonover Josephine Sutherland Montana David Louis Locher’s J. B. Willard Mary Howell Lyman Dreibelbis State College Farley Langworthy Eureka A. Fairbanks Fairbanks Herbert Foster Messia Eugene Anderson Thomas Wilson J. F. McCullouch Maquoketa Washington Township Andrew McGovern Lees Bros Frank Takes Hugo Webber John, Heery James A. Gavin Charles Gavin Mia Hugh Dixon Jones County Coxsee District Court Express Chicago Inter Ocean George Inglis Hugene Oregon Mabel Ward State University Eugene Itupene State Agricultural College Salem Tacoma Inglis A. H. Gruenstein Beery Bros C. H. Schipman South Cedar ST Hicks & Ricklef’s Hicks & Ricklefs Our Store A. G. Hanken Bran L. H. Lang
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