Local Notes From Scotch Grove August Evening
Miss Olive Sughes visits relatives while Clark McKean plans to return from Parkville. Mrs. Hugh Robinson and children prepare to move to Madison South Dakota. Sibyl and Helen Street visit Monticello friend Robert Clark. Mrs. C. R. Applegate reports a delightful Marion trip. Social on A T Moats lawn raises funds for M I church. The Sunbeam Band to hold August meeting with Grace Maxson and Ethel Moses as officers. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moats of Crawford, Pa. plan to settle in Brainerd. D K Glenn writes of Hot Springs Arkansas and westward plans. Bentley transfers to Monticello depot. Mrs. Bentley to Hopkinton. Mr. Robinson replaces him at Scotch Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Olive Sughes
Clark McKean
Parkville
Hugh Robinson
Madison
Sibyl Street
Helen
Monticello
Robert Clark
C. R. Applegate
Marion
A. TP
Hot Springs
Sunbeam Band
Grace Maxson
Ethel Moses
F. FE. Bentley
Castle Grove Briefs and Local Movements
Mr A Waddick started his threshing outfit last week. Rev C C Warner of Monticello called on friends. Mr and Mrs J J Hogan toured to Anamosa. Rev D B Weber and family of Monticello visited Castle Grove. J J Crusinberry and family moved to Fairfax Iowa for Frank's creamery job. A visitor from Viola eyed the Downerville creamery for lease. A nourishing shower came early Tuesday aiding fields except threshing and stacking. Mrs Olive Davis Sadie Davis of St Peter Minn and Mrs D S Hosford with son Howard of Monticello visited relatives Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caste Grove
A. Waddick
C. C. Warner
Monticello
J. J. Hogan
Anamosa
Castle Grove
Priday
J. J. Crusinberry
Fairfax
Iowa
Frank
Viola
Downerville
Olive Davis
Sadie Davis
St. Peter, Minn
D. S. Hosford
C.D. Hosford
Howard
Amber Aug 2 Mis Hattie Streets of Maquoketa
Mis Hattie Streets of Maquoketa is visiting here. Olds will hold services next Sabbath morning at the M I church. John Bailey Jr of Centre Junction moves into Mrs Plattner's house. J N Ramsey and Amanda Weiss were Chicago travelers this morning. Mrs W H Sanford and son Willie go to Salt Lake City to visit Allen Sanford. Meade Sanford's barn burned after a lightning strike Monday night. loss not yet reported.
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Amber
Mis
Hattie Streets
Maquoketa
Olds
John Bailey, Jr
Centre Junction
Plattner
J. N. Ramsey
Amanda Weiss
Chicago
W. H. Sanford
Willie
Salt Lake City
Allen Sanford
Meade Sanford
Resolutions of Respect From Wide Awake Encampment
Wide Awake Encampment No 117 met and passed resolutions of respect for Brother Jnc 8 Rigby P C who died suddenly. The lodge mourning period is thirty days, charter and room draped, minutes to be published, and a copy sent to the deceased’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O O. F
Wuernas
Bro
Jnc
Rigby
P. C
Monticello Lodge
Cascade Courier News Item Highlights Local Incidents
A Cascade boy suffers serious rib fractures after a horse trampling and Dr. Finley treats him. News arrives of a Chicago and Northwestern wreck near Boone with the death of James O'Brien, a former Cascade resident. Reverend H R Williams resigns as Baptist pastor, effective August, amid a job offer from the American Home Funding Association expanding into Kansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Gavin
Finley
Chicago & Northwestern
Boone
James O’brien
Cascade
Mary O’brien
The
Baptist Church
H. R. Williams
American Home Funding Association
State of
Kansas
Territory
Oklahoma
Unclaimed Letters at Monticello Post Office 1899 List
This Monticello Iowa post office notice from July 31 1899 lists unclaimed letters including Chas Barnes Miss Anna Helberg Gerd Weirs D E Ponp and P M. The public is advised these items remain at the office for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Chas. Barnes
Anna Helberg
Monticello Fair Races Feature Deep Entry List
Monticello fair week brings 64 entries across 10 trotting and pacing classes. Notables include horses with sub 2:07 records and the track mark of 2:18, with robust competition expected at the Monticello track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Association
Monticello
Sunday religious services and union meeting planned
Sunday morning at the Congregational church a special sermon for the annual foreign missions offering. A union prayer meeting on the church lawn led by Rev. D B Staebler with the topic A Revival of True Religion. Sermon at the opera house next Sabbath quotes Except a kernel of wheat. Multiple denominations announce services at Presbyterian Christian and United Brethren churches with topics Banishing Sin and Satan as man’s adversary. A lunch stand will be run by United Brethren at the Fair and the Christian church will occupy repainting dining hall. Rev. David Street will speak at the union meeting in the opera house on Satan’s methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ministerial Association
Staebler
Opera House
David Street
Union
Christian Center Tent At Monticello Fair
A new 80 by 50 foot Christian center tent will open during the fair to provide social and religious activities. Alexander Rice of Center Junction will manage the facility open at all hours for social meetings and informal worship. The Monticello Ministerial Association approved the plan and urged county visitors to participate, with a noon devotional at 12 30 on Wednesdays led by Brother McConnell of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rice
Center Junction
Ministerial Association of
Monticello
Bro. McConnell
Wyoming
Temperance meetings and religious events in Iowa towns
Notices describe Friday and Wednesday gatherings led by Rev. W E Glanville and Rev S F Millikan in Anamosa and Centre Junction, an open air Congregational meeting, a Thursday revival led by Rev D S Stackler, children's day events, and a nonsectarian invitation. Also Lice Killer ad, Blue Grass farm pitch at 25 per acre, and Monticello water pipe bids due Sept 1 1899 with city clerk G I Bisnor in Monticello Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EE. Glanville
Anamiosa
S. F. Millikan
Anamosa
Congregational
Mr. Davis
Centre Junction
Union Prayer
Stackler
Prue
Jones County
W. C.T. UO
Thomas Lyons
Center Junction
Blue Grass
Towa
Fontanelle
Adair County
Notice of sale of Levi G Hildearth estate farm
Public notice files the will of Levi G Hildearth deceased directing sale of 180 acre farm in Castle Grove township Section 26 Town 86 North Range 4 West 5th P M. Sale to highest bidder for cash August 5 at 1 pm in Monticello Iowa office with abstracts available. bids may be rejected for inadequacy. J W Doxses attorney for the estate.
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Levi G. Hildreth
Castle Grove Township
Towit
Township
North Range
Monticello
Iowa
Castre Grove Township
Argand Catholic Church
Lown
Bills Lane
District Court
Jones County
Johns
Rigby
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Ellison, Breanbrack & Lawrence
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