Miss Dora Young Visits Ryan and Local Notes
A compilation of brief items: Miss Dora Young visiting at Ryan. Various local notices include new fall dress goods at H C Wills, people visiting Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, sales at Hicks & Eilers and Deatrick's, school books for children, and travel updates for Miss Jennie Alloway and Miss Eva Brazelton. The Anamosa Journal publishes fair news and tax lists for 1901, with reports of weather, rides, and community happenings. A theft at Monticello railway station saw $35 stolen.
No September assessment for Modern Woodmen of America
Daily notices from Monticello display a string of local items including visits by Miss Virginia Bardwell and Miss Ruth McClintock, sales in town, and upcoming sales pitches. The column notes theater style ads, farm listings, and church events alongside prices and local business promotions.
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The
Modern Woodmen of America
Monticello Local Notes and School Appointments
Monticello papers report travel for family illness, local visits, and business ads. Highlights include Spencer Guiles named principal of Laverne schools, Monticello janitor Sloan buying a blood hound for truancy tracking, and Monticello public schools reopening with Clarence McCracken as superintendent and a full teaching corps.
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Sloan
Monticello
Anamosa Journal
Monticello Public Schools
Clarence McCracken
M. I. Jarman
J. J. Slavata
Nettie Hazard
Kate Maurice
Carrie Hicks
Clara Dunn
Bertha Gilroy
Gertrude Lang
Frankie FE. Russell
Fstelle Zimmerman
Mary Miller
Margaret Young
Clara Rickless
Nelly Turner
Monticello News Briefs From Anamosa Fair To Emigration Updates
Monticello sent about 250 people to the Anamosa fair this morning with 215 buying railway tickets and the rest traveling by team. Dr W A Mirick left for Chicago to purchase electrical apparatus including an X ray machine. A Center Junction convention formed a county ticket for clerk E R Young auditor J H Thomson recorder Geo Newland and supervisors W H Lamerton and Jas Espey. A new stock of watches chains and rings is advertised by Parrotts jewelry next to Monticello bank. Rev C C Warner will preach on Scholars of Ancient Day and President Grossman of Lenox college will speak at union services in the Congregational church. Anamosa Journal reports a bowling match where Anamosa won the van also class. Mr A G Pangburn, 89, died in Anamosa. Capt Worthington reports $17,000 paid to the county treasury in tax ferret work with $6,000 still pending. Harvest Home Festival preparations include donations at the M E parsonage and a display of products at the Harvest Home Festival September 3. Fred N Voorhees married Myrtle A Elder at Ireton Iowa and will reside in Monticello with a reception planned. The Liddy family suffered a run away accident injuring Clem Liddy and injuring a horse near Monticello. Rev M S Murphy returned from Ireland noting improved Irish conditions and political progress under Gladstone.
Inke Mohlman Seen Near Langworthy After Disappearance
Inke Mohlman who vanished four weeks ago from Fritz Huels’s farm in Cags township has resurfaced in a demented state. He was seen near Langworthy by Fritz Stuhlken and his brother, gave a different name, bought clothing at Heyen’s store, and then vanished. He is believed to have hidden in cornfields by day and foraged at night until being found at Henry Nordman’s home.
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Inke Mohlman
Fritz Huels
Cags Township
Inke
Langworthy
Fritz Stuhlken
Jnke Mohlman
Heyen
Jake
Onts
Henry Nordman
Distilling Company Seeks Ad Space Test
A distilling firm offers to place a whiskey ad in Tus Express and pay 10 percent of mail order proceeds traced to the advertisement. It says it is willing to test the paper’s strength, but the paper rejects the idea of testing the whiskey’s strength.
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Tus Express
For Sale Palm Plant Inquire Mrs W F Rony
A large beautiful palm is offered for sale with inquiry to Mrs W F Rony. The note directs interested buyers to contact her for details.
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W. F. Rony
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Express
J. W. Doxsee
Pingree
Governor Shoes
East First Street
Nome News
Dora Young
Ryan
H.C. Wills
W. R. Rohn
Davenport
Dorsets
Deutrick’s
John Miller
Earlville
Monticelo
Eastwood & Chase’s
Hicks & Eilers
Jennie Alloway
Chicago
H. C. Wills
E. Sarles
Des Moines
Caroline Hicks
Kate Perley
Cedar Rapids
Eva Brazelton
Prairieburg
Douglass H. Smith
Utica, New York
H C. Wits
Mrs. Leonard Stowe
Marion
Mr. C. E. Heisey
N. P. Clark
Castle Grove
Deatrick’s
Ernest Shelley
Louis Gardner
Grace Thoeni
David Heisey
John Heisey
C. L. Fawcett
Margaretta
Cleveland
Ohio
Virginia Strong
Winterset
Town
Nellie Carpenter
Harp Coal
J. A. Voorhees
Jack McQuillen
Richland Township
Doutrick’s
Virginia Bardwell
Public Schools
BE. G. Drury
Ruth
Master Henry McClintock
Mrs
Mary Fawcett
F. A. Byrne
Stanley
Wisconsin
Castle Grove Township
E. Little
Columbia
H.C. Wits
Blanch Meyers
Edna and
Bernice Pfantz
Lisbon
Heisey
Lovell Block
Kasper
Iron Bridge
L. E. Pride
Nellie Fletcher
Elgin
Illinois
F. P. Stuhler
Fletcher
Lane
A. Soetje
Sophia Marshall
Clara Marshall
Anamosa
Manchester Democrat
Hubbard & Hanken’s
Chas J. Heisey
Ames
Wm. Mc.Laughlin
John Perrine
Isaac Rigby
Mabel Wilkinson
Oelwein
Joe Hofacre
Anle
J. M. Edwards
Cascade
Brussels
Earlville Baseball
Anamosa Club
Morley Club
White Oak
Saale
John Youisse
R. Ricken
E. G. Waite
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Toronto
Canada
Wyoming Journal
John Gerdes
Cass Township
Sprague
Bacure & Aner, Agis
W. B. Guthrie
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
David Goldstone
Norice
Cyclone Lodge M. B. A
Oliver B. Ross
Spencer
Bowen’s Prairie
State
W. F. Ren
Mabel Inglis
Pearl Heisey
Marie Bateman
Blanche Hunter
Mary Coxsee
Jones County Fair
Perrine
Spencer Guiles
Laverne
J. A. Deatrick
Seimers
Main Street
Bacner & Anrn
A. F., Morgan
Iowa
Cottage Ave
C. J. Channing
South Dakota
Magon City Globe
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Lena Rohn
I. B. Jones
C. R. Scroggie
Scroggie
State College
Carver County
Minnesota
Knoblauch
Carver
Minn
Anamosa Fair
W. A. Mirick
E. Hartig
Dubque
Freda Wavers
St. Louis
A. Kempf
Kempf
Center Junction
E.R. Young
Madison Township
J. H. Thomson
Wyoming
Geo. Newland
Greenfield
W. H. Lamerton
Jas, Espey
Scotch Grove
Parrott
Monticello Bank
C. C. Warner
Friends of Education
Grossman
Lenox College
Sheean
Goodman
Clark
Brown
Scroggs
A. G. Pangburn
Jones County
Richland
Wayne
Madison Townships
Worthington
Anamosa Eureka
M. E
Fred N. Voorhees
A. Voorhees
Monsticello
Ireton
Misa Myrtle A. Elder
Fred
Dennis Liddy
Clem Liddy
Matt Noyes
Congregational Church
C. E. Little
Murphy
Church of Immaculate Conception of
Argand
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Gladstone
Dubuque
Cascade Cornet Band
C.D. Baldwin
J. M. Hayes
Geo
Hogan
O. B. Sutton
Geo, Kidwell
Remley
Mt. Pleasant
Arnold
Kidwell
Kate Tousley
Oakwoods
Lovell Black Store
C. H. Schipman
South
Sipz
Monticel
Oscar H. Soetje
Crassist
Sherwin-Williams
Deering
Eastwood & Chase
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