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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
2
Threshing season and community news from Onslow
Threshers at work yield reports and heat reaches 96 degrees. Dr Tregloan returns home after weeks away. Robt Young ill but improving. Church repairs planned by ladies aid society. Mrs Mary Van Neys back from Marshalltown. Sunday schools to picnic at Canton spring next Tuesday. Visitors from Anamosa Galena Cedar Falls Clinton. Epworth League to serve ice cream at J Z Mackrill home Friday. Will Sears celebrated 21st birthday with surprise party. Maud Wolcott back from Clinton with Helen Spencer staying a few days. Rev Westphal of Wyoming preached at M Ek church. Next Sunday service for American Sunday Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onstow
Tregloan
Robt. Young
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary van Neys
Marshalltown
Canton
Julia Feehan
Chas. Feehan
Anamosa
Russells
Best
Galena
Illinois
John Paul
Lou Sears
Bessie Overly
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Epworth League
J. Z. Mackrill
Will Sears
Maud Wolcott
Clinton
Helen Spencer
Westphal
Wyoming
M. Ek
American Sunday Union
Society
Scotch Grove Social Notes and Visits
In Scotch Grove on July 31 residents report visits from Mrs. Alex Sutherland in Cog gon and Mrs. Collins of Center Junction. Miss Nettie French returned to Monticello after a week here. A social at Rob t Clark's drew a good crowd. A creamery dog killed for hydrophobia. Rev and Mrs Hugh Robinson to depart for Madison SD after several weeks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Mission
Collins
Center Junction
C. R. Applegate
Jank Ray
Greeley
Mrs. Robinson
Robinson
Nettie French
Monticello
Rob’t Clark
Shultz
Youel
Coe College
Scotch Grove
American Sunday School Union
Hugh Robinson
Madison
South Dakota
Will Hiller’s New Buggy Todays Roadside Ride
A rural item notes Will Hiller has a new buggy for mowing weeds along the roadside. Other short notes mention Tuesday cattle trip to Chicago, Monticello visits, threshing outfits starting, and local incidents including a man injured by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hiller
Will Memming
Chicago
Carl Stuhler
Monticello
G. A. Robinson
Wiley Eberhart
Little Son
Manchester
A. W. Cramer
T. L. Brundage
Downerville Creamery
Jones County
Pleasures of an Iowa Summer Resort at Clear Lake
Iowa letter describes Clear Lake as a garden retreat with tents cottages and hotels affordable food and drink. Excursion by Milwaukee Road to Clear Lake priced at two dollars round trip next Sunday. Metropolitan attractions include lectures chautauqua debates Epworth League and scenic lake amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Republican
Clear Lake
Milwaukee Road
Iowa
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Waterloo
Des Moines
Omaha
Lake Shore
Epworth League Assembly
Ike Bishops Galloway and Moore
Ballington Booth
Goucher
Baltimore
W. F. Barclay
Church Notices and Local Advertisements in Monticello
Church notices list services at multiple churches including Presbyterian Deer Creek Christian U B and M E in Monticello with sermon subjects and Sunday schedules. Also notes ice cream social, moonlight picnic date earliest, and post office unclaimed letters. Local ads promote mite extermination service, farms for sale near Langworthy and Monticello, and a 147 acre farm four miles west of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Monticello
Iowa
Ida Watson
Lillie Siebert
Sidney Beebe
Anna Geiser
John Kurt
Jas, Ryan
Gert. Graff
Carrie Onstott
Geo. M. Hine
D. E. Pono
P. M
D. E. Kehoor
Silly wedding notice echoes Palmyra take on Bride and Groom
A mocked wedding report from Palmyra style critiques Willie Shortike and Bettie Bloomers. The piece lampoons decorations borrowed from townsfolk, attire, and spending, noting the couple’s plan to travel to St. Louis and the groom’s $27 monthly salary. It ends with a ribbing on the cake and a quip that the wedding is “none of our funeral.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Spectator
Willie Shortike
Bettie Bloomers
Sallie Potts
St. Louis
Willie
Bettie
160 Acre Farm with Quality Buildings and Windmill
160 acre farm featured with first class buildings a good well and windmill located five miles from town. Terms and information available at the office of A MATTHIESSEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taquire
Bot A. Matthiessen
Monticello Residence For Sale On Reasonable Terms
An advert describes a well located Monticello home in excellent repair offered for sale at fair terms. The text also includes a fragmented humorous dialogue about a romance and a chicken farm, followed by a note on wine color and grape juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
G. H. George
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Atiber
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Rev. Wheat
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Dysart
Holmes Rhue
Maria Green
Grace Farragher
Newport
Ethel George
Mary St*arragher
J. L. Milsap and Simpson
Onslow
Eugene Frankfort
Carrie Hinds
Elder Wroth
Martin County
B. H. Miller
C. A. Leffingwell
F. W. Miller
R. C. Stirton
Presbyterian Church
Deer Creek
U. B
Union
U. B. Church
Ella Moffat
M. KE
Ladies of the Christian Church
Staebler
Moore School
Langworthy
Jas. H. Clarke
Town
Creamery
Kitty Creek
Ows
Frank Altman
Fron
H. M. Troy
Model Cash
Milwaukee
A. Matthigssey
Dood
Millicent
Pine Street
Lake Shore Drive
Frank
Milicent
Inter Ocean
Golden Eagle
Summer Clearing Sale
ALUL
Lsc
Golden Eagle Clothing House
D. I. Goldstone
Prop’r
Opera House
Chase
Theater
Kempf
McCormick
Eclipse and
Butler Wind Mills
L. P. Waddick
Mundell’s
Monticello State Bank
Jones
Oregon
C. W. Brown
Ctuhler
Tylish
Geo. Stuhler & Sons
KKK
Lowa
Charles Buttolph
J. A. Hartman
J. W. Doxses
A. Kempf
Hall’s Hardware
Marcos Bozzaris
Marco Polo
H. L
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Towa
Nutwood
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Addie de
Nuthurst
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Nora Wilkes
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Wilkes Bird
Allerton
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