Social notes from Monticello and surrounding towns
Mrs. Ed Templeton visited Cedar Rapids yesterday while C C Johnston of Onslow and Mrs. J Baehler of Worthington were Monticello visitors last Saturday. Numerous locals and visitors travel to Anamosa Cedar Rapids Waterloo Davenport and Sanborn for visits business and leisure as the week begins.
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C. C. Johnston
Onslow
Monticello
J. Baehler
Worthington
Fannie Neal
Cedar Rapids
Sarah McIntyre
Hanson
F.M. Magee
Monticello and Nearby Residents See a Busy Week
Lake Charles visitor Mrs. Carrier and Miss Ruth Marshall travel guest lists fill a town bulletin. Local letters uncalled for at Monticello post office. Numerous residents visit relatives in Cedar Rapids Oxford Junction and Marion while others return from Aberdeen Minneapolis and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marshall
Manchester
Caroline Hanaford
Monticello
Monticello and area notes from week's events
Local items include travels by Art Young and family to White Sulphur Springs Montana, Miss Mary I. Jarman sailing from Paris, and C S Bidwell’s gasol ine launch. Harvest Home picnic in Scotch Grove with Congressman J W Good speaking. Births, hospital news, and school board changes follow in Monticello and surrounding townships.
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Art Young
Wilkinson
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Art
Scotch Grove Township
Old Friends
J. W. Good
Raymond Sandhouse Wins Pearson Scholarship at Harvard
Raymond Sandhouse, son of Mrs Adelbert Sandhouse, earned the Pearson scholarship of 800 annually for four years at Harvard University. The Monticello high school student achieved top scholarship marks, with Superintendent Foster orchestrating the nomination. Raymond graduated last June with class honors and is under eighteen, having worked at the Monticello post office during vacations.
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Raymond Sandhouse
Adelbert Sandhouse
Harvard University
Pearson
Monticello High School
Foster
Raymond
Monticello
Democratic candidate Chauncey L. Wood for South Dakota governor
Chauncey L. Wood a former Jones county resident is the democratic candidate for governor of South Dakota. Born April 20 1851 on a farm in Anamosa region he studied at the State University became a lawyer and practiced in Jones county before moving to Rapid City in 1878. He served in constitutional conventions of 1888 and 1889 and held posts including judge mayor and Pennington county prosecutor.
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Chauncey L. Wood
Jones County
South Dakota
Anamosa Reigon
State University
Rapid City
Volunteer Constitutional Convention
Sioux Falls
Supreme Court
Pennington County
Wood
Congress
Milk Condensing Factory Mulls Monticello Site
Representatives of the Pacific Milk Condensing Co visit Monticello to explore building a milk condensing plant. They seek no bonus but a guaranteed milk supply, noting high prices to attract farmers. A senior official will return to discuss the venture, with local labor implications and community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Milk Condensing Co
Monticello
Death of Mrs Angeline Hoss at Monticello home
Mrs Angeline Hoss widow of John B Hoss died at home last Friday evening after an eight week illness. Funeral services were conducted by Father John McCormick at Sacred Heart church and were well attended. Born Angeline Page in Luxemburg Germany in 1831 she came to America in 1870 and married in 1871. Survived by three children Anna Basler John Hoss and Bert Hoss with Frank Hoss deceased. Also survived by brother John P Page proprietor of the Page House Dubuque. Relatives from Dubuque Worthington Freeport and surrounding areas attended the funeral.
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Wayne Township
Amber
Mardorf
Mr. Brokrens
Hesel
Germany
United States
Ilinois
Anna Bader
John
Gerhard Brokren
Ralph Zimmerman
Austin Stadmuller
Fred Barrack
Gerhard Bodeker
Brokren
Smith
A. W. Cramer
Smiths
W. J. Smith
Hebron
North Dakota
A.W. Cramer
Monticello
John N. Smith
Hopkinton
R. R. Smith
Etta Morrison
Wayne
Nebraska
Angeline Hoss
John B. Hoss
John McCormick
Sacred Heart Church
Angeline Hess
Page
Suer
Luxemburg
Ameories
John 8. Hoss
Dubuque County
Hoss
Lovell Township
Anna Basler
Worthington
Dubuque
Bert
Cartersville
Missouri
Frank
John P. Page
August 1890 in Jones County items from The ix prous
Seventh Day Adventists held tabernacle meetings while notable locals kept busy with farming drought impacts and social events. Deaths include Mrs. J. W. Doxsee and Mrs. Henry Bohlken. Crop failures and high prices pressed households. Notables such as Geo R Struble and Yale student Roy Farwell appeared in local notes. A new German Reformed organ was dedicated and rainfall recorded at 4.97 inches for the month. Robert Snowden, Irish native and local figure, passed away.
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B. R.tuel
J. W. Doxsee
Ernest Sherman
Usedar Rapida Republican
Jehenry D. Smith
Asher Caldwell
Scotch Crove
Otto Ketelson
Baby
Alliance
Nebraska
F. J. Webber
James Voorhees
Adair County
Jones County
Geo. R. Struble
Taina
Wm. Schodde
R. A. Rynerson
Kansas
Clyde
Wallie Hunt
Crinnell College
Geo. L. Lovell
Grace
Michigan
Robert Snowden
Bowen's Prairie
County Monaghan
Ireland
Monticello Defeats Key Citys 15 to 4 in One-Sided Game
Monticello pitched by Carson and strong defense beat Key Citys 15 to 4 last Sunday. Hjelm at second made five hits in five at bats and no errors. Holm Sullivan and McKee led the offense with multiple hits as Monticello posted a .312 team average over 33 games. Carson had wild moments but provided the win while Miller struggled for Key Citys with several fielding errors aiding the visitors. Time 2 10. Umpire Blanch.
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Key City
Miller
Carson
Newbour
Hjelm
Kk Sullivan
Cee
Holly
Wort
Vinall
U Holdin
Luni
McKee
Locher
A L Locher
Peli
Bob
Moehl
C Newbauer
Kolbe
Chives
Newbauer
Biekman
Holm
Sullivan
R. Srofth
Lund
Blanch
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