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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
2
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Center Junction notes August 2 Epworth League to stage The Laughing Cure a two act comedy at the opera house Friday August 12 Admission 35 cents Cast includes Dr St George Carey George Smith Jimmie Mason Hearst Duncan Dr Whitcomb Merle Kidder Clark Hanson Arthur Wilcox Laura Hanson Whise Young Gay Hanson Gladys Wilson Kitty Clyde Kathryn Himebaugh Mary Ellen Perry Joy Smith Norah Lucile Himebaugh plus many local residents and visitors details of church events fairs and social notices follow
The Scotch Grove Woman's Community club held a large July meeting at Mrs. C. M. Holst's home with 37 attendees. A program featured a duet by Edison, recipes discussed, and a table setting demonstration by Miss Hazen. A special August 6 meeting at Mrs. D. Sutherland's will finalize fair plans and members were urged to attend.
The clipping lists numerous local happenings including Eldon McMullen injuring his left instep with an ax while chopping a stump, and Widow McMullen's recovery. It notes job changes at Cascade Bank, visitors from Dubuque and Chicago, vacations, family arrivals, births, and residents traveling to Minneapolis and Chicago.
Onslow residents are invited to a church basement business meeting and hand sewing session on Wednesday August 10 at 3 30 pm followed by a picnic supper at 5 20 pm for members and families. Local bands will perform Thursday nights for five weeks drawing large crowds. Frank Hall returns to Clay Center from his stay with his mother and plans to move to California. Ben Warren and Ina Kerr wed last Wednesday at Maquoketa and will reside locally. Mrs Strawman and daughter Marjorie of Kansas City visit a brother and wife here. Robt Scroggie of Mt Vernon spent last week in town. Paul Craven has returned from a trip.
Readers report visits and travels of local residents. Mill sap manages the lumber yard in his absence while families visit relatives in Lisbon Tomah Ruthton and Anamosa. The Girls Canning club held a sale at Masler's store and many attended the Masons picnic.
August notes record visits to relatives in Marley and Worthington, picnics at Manchester and Hopkinton, and gatherings at the Blair and Arduser homes. Several families including McDonoughs, Huggins, Ste vensons, Pierces, and Greers are listed with neighbors in Monticello and Delhi.
The Castle Grove farm bureau held its regular meeting with a full crowd despite thinning attendance due to threshing season. County Agent Sheets and Miss Hazen spoke, Miss Florence Noble gave a reading, and a debate was canceled for lack of a negative speaker. Moving pictures were shown. Several local residents, including the McLaughlin and Noble families, planned trips or visits, with others attending events and medical or travel detours noted.
Miss Elsie St John who taught at Pleasant Hill Academy Tennessee spent summer vacation in Prattleburg. Visitors include Mrs G T Harlow Milwaukee and Mrs Warren Whitney Fa ee her daughter visiting the Lamont home. A Hanold picnic at McQueen grove drew about 90 people with a fine time and good eats. A birth, a son born to Oliver Caldwell July 25, and a sick child of Newell Gillian reported.
Foley brothers will start grading the primary road next Tuesday. Thirty four head of mules bought and shipped from Urbana arrive today. The Foleys may sub let ten miles of grading between Cascade and Monticello to a Cedar Rapids man Herbert A Baum died yesterday in Plainfield Iowa funeral likely next Sunday.
Rev HH Irvine and wife visit Hopkinton to pick up two boys then report a successful consolidation of Quasqueton churches into one Presbyterian body. Dr W H Ensign leaves after eight years. a farewell reception is held at the gymnasium as Presbytery declares a vacancy and the Western field awaits.
Public notice from the district court of Jones County Texas appoints William Turpenter as administrator of Lewis Lawrence deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk and sworn to within legal time. notices advise to present promptly to the undersigned and Reed, attorney for the state.
In District Court of Jones County Iowa A D 1921 plaintiff Huavner sues Iva Davis et al to quiet title to described land in section 82 township 331 range 3 west of the 6th P M Jones County Iowa. Defendants are notified to appear by Sept 26 1921 to defend or default and final decree will be entered.
In Jones County District Court a petition seeks a divorce for Minnie McCollum from John McCollum on grounds of desertion and cruel treatment. Defendant is warned to appear by noon of the second day of the next term starting September 26, 1921, or default and judgment will be entered.
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