Delhi Visitor Charles Bates Among Local Sightings
A collage of brief notes records visits and travels of residents and guests across Iowa towns. Charles Bates visited Delhi yesterday while Oscar Newton spent last Tuesday in Davenport, and numerous others like Miss Daisy Noyes Anamosa visitor and Mrs. Cora Hilers in Dubuque are mentioned along with shopping deals at Deatrick’s and Stablers’.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bates
Delhi
Oscar Newton
Davenport
Monticello Notes Busy Week of Visits and Travel
Local residents and visitors fill Monticello life with trips to Chicago Omaha Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Numerous social calls arrivals and departures mark the week as families church events and promotions shape small town activity. A two dollar oxford sale and Harvest helpers highlight commerce.
Monticello News Notes Rohn Sells 40 HP Patterson Car
Local dealer W F Rohn sold a 40 horsepower Patterson automobile to Carl Schoon yesterday. Several Monticello townsfolk travel plans and family notices fill the column with visits to Cedar Rapids Anamosa Dubuque and St Paul.
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W. F. Rohn
Patterson Automobile
Carl Schoon
Rohn
Monticello topics include camp fire girls and local fires
Local notes cover the Presbyterian Camp Fire Girls near Clark's Prove north of Monticello with named campers and chaperones, plus a fire destroying Worth Dunham's model dairy barn in Wayne Illinois and a home blaze at Chris Hartman’s with insured loss. Other items report a Ford car incident near Orcutt, a long auto tour by Harrison Corbin and Tom Warner, Rev. Montgomery's installation in Castle Grove, a marriage in St. Paul and career moves of Charles Foster, plus editorial on patriotism at the chautauqua and students’ reactions.
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Presbyterian
Clark’s Prove
Monticello
Lucile Chase
Hazel Hoag
Carrie Hoag
Margaret Rouf
Lillian Maire
Ruth
Nellie Wilson
Mar- Rare
Abbey
Berdina Wenger
Mabal McCuskey
Mabel Heigey
Worth Dunham
Wayne
Illinois
FF. 4. Dunham
Rr. P. Stabler
Mgr. Dunham
Harrison Corbin
William Corbin
Tom Warner
Corbin
Vicksburg
Wayne Township
Charles L. Foster
St. Paul
Mary Keithel Stewart
William Stewart
Mt. Pleasant
Minnesota
Gasster
Mr. Loveland
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Foster
Death of Mrs E S Overholt at Independence Iowa
Mrs Phurley Mitchell Overholt died in Independence Iowa on the 22nd of pulmonary tuberculosis. Born October 22 1863 in Wyoming township near Monmouth she married E S Overholt January 1 1885 and is survived by three children Owen George and Emma A all residents of Onslow Myre. Four sisters and six brothers survive. Funeral last Thursday at the Overholt home with Rev Benbow of Onslow Presbyterian Church officiating from Psalm 103 and burial in Wyoming cemetery conducted by Royal Neighbors with floral tributes marking the deceased’s character.
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E. S. Overholt
Phurley Mitchell Overholt
Independence
Iowa
Wyoming Township
Monmouth
Owen
George
Emma A
Onslow
Myre
Overholt
Benbow
Presbyterian Church
Overbolt
Wyoming
Death of Urban Haeussler at Anamosa Sanitarium
Urban Haeussler died this morning at the Anamosa Sanitarium from a brain tumor after a long illness stemming from a horse race accident at the Anamosa track. Born Prairieburg Iowa March 17 1880s? he married Edith Jarrett in 1911 and leaves one daughter Elizabeth. He was a Presbyterian and Knights of Pythias member. Services likely at the Presbyterian church.
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Urban Haeussler
Anamosa
Haeussler
Lowa City
Choy
Batson
Fred
Urban Haenassler
Prairieburg
Iowa
Edith Jarrett
Elizabeth
Presbyterian Church
Ele
Order of the Knights of Fythias
New Pipe Organ For Methodist Church At Monticello
The Monticello Methodist Episcopal Church wins a Carnegie donation toward a new pipe organ. Rev. Roy V Porter has secured a pledge to cover half the $2000 cost, with the church planning to raise the balance plus funds to fresco and repair the building. The offer runs until July 1914.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Monticello
Roy V. Porter
Andrew Carnegie Corporation
Scotland
Carnegie
Roy. Porter
Porter
Monticello School Board Meets In Special Session
Monticello August 1 1913 the board of education met in special session with five members present. Minutes read and approved. Bills allowed include Stars Hardware Co. 320 dollars and School House Fund 405. Lee paid 16.30 for census enumeration. All bids over 10 000 for gymnasium rejected. Secretary Reed reports adjournment.
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Monticello
Board of Education
M. Redmond
G. DB. Chase
W. F. Rohn
A.M. Maurice
W. Lovell
Stars Hardware Co
H. Reed
Lewin & Kitchen
Lee
Reed
Eastern Iowa Exhibition Schedule and Local Robbery Report
The schedule lists pace and trot races on Wednesday Thursday and Friday plus a roadster event and baseball matchups among Anamosa Calenda teams. A robbers entry to G H Smiths store at Ryan yielded 1000 in stamps 583 cash and checks. sheriff Hennessay investigated with no clues. Monticello Cornet Band played at Dairy Day in Delhi. Mrs Keough and daughter visited Mason City and Clear Lake.
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Iowa
Springville
Ryan
Wyoming
Olin
Prairieburg
Monticello
Mechanicsville
Anamosa
Quasqueton
Baldwin
G. H. Smith
Hennessay
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