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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

6

Wyoming Notes and Thanksgiving in County Correspondence

November 30 reports from Wyoming detail many Thanksgiving visits across centers like Center Junction Manchester and Clinton. Residents including Miss Jennie Thomson and Walter Balluff travel, while local officials and teachers such as Miss Edith Sisley and Miss Elsie Garrison are noted. A planned modern county home for Jones county draws public support and a land sale near Bear Creek Valley is announced.

Wyoming Jennie Thomson Monticello G. W. Bottomstone Center Junction Thorpe Gabrielson Manchester E. N. Stoffel Clinton J. W. Waite Cambridge Walter M. Balluff Davenport 8. M. Conley Hale F. R. Ketchum Riceville S. R. Graham Cedar Rapids Orrin Freeman Jas. Stephenson John Thomson Board of Supervisors Anamosa Horace A. Hooker Leroy New York J. K. Pixley Mattie Arns Waverly A. P. Cooper Mechanicsville R. H. Spence Emma Ballard Robert Leamon Marion H. R. Leamon H. D. Chassell Des Moines B. H. Chamberlain Park Chamberlain M. B. Winnard Mabel Kirkpatrick W. C. Stuckslager Lisbon Will LeMaster Rochelle Illinois M. H. Calkins E. D. Chassell Bowen Maquoketa Edith Sisley Maxwell W. J. Brainard J. W. Richards Ida Fishwild Marguerite Wilker Cos College Jennie Streeper W. I. Chamberlain Bessie Eloise Inelis Berdale Shaffer Elsie Hanger Schamel Cohoon Cedar Falls A. M. Loomis A. L. Potter Philip South Dakota Will Bender Josh Bender Newton Arizona Myron Smith Business College Myron Marie Wherry Grace Day Beth Wherry Monmouth College Monmouth George Loudermilch Grace Gay Minnie Loudremilch Princeton Iowa Stromburg Nebraska John Loudermilch Vera Paul Onslow Marengo W. C. Paul J. G. Huggans Henry Griswold Huggans Bear Creek Valley Griswold Elsie Garrison Miss Garrison State Teachers’ College George Brush Saline Kansas Brush Wayne Township Jones County E. M. Babcock

Store Beason Brings Practical Holiday Goods This Year

Beason’s holiday season crowds in as Mr. Babcock, famed for dependable holiday goods, fills his store with practical and substantial items sure to please buyers and meet demand.

Babcock

Onslow Thanksgiving Notes and Local Happenings

Miss May Paul spent Thanksgiving with her mother. Roy Miller and Miss Carrie Miller visited from Anamosa and Olin for the holiday. The hall dinner and supper raised over 35 dollars. A baby girl was announced at John Coburn's with mother and babe both doing well. The Wyoming young folks and other local residents enjoyed parties and visiting across the area.

Onslow May Paul James Forsythe Clinton Irene Hall Wasson & Son Gus Dreibelbis Cedar Rapids Miller Wyoming Roy Miller Anamosa Carrie Miller Olin Charles Pisel Mt. Vernon John Coburn Irma McMillen Peterson Cedar Falls Hazel Schlomer Sadie Tow Norway C. A. Hutton Vera Paul Marengo Laura Coburn Elina Iowa Mildred McClelland Belden Dennison Clifford French Ada Waltera Hopkinton Sarah McIntyre Glen Edleman Ben Johnston Lost Nation

Center Junction Community Notes December Visit and Events

Center Junction reads a village roundup with a December bazaar on December 2 and 3. People visiting include E R Moore Anamosa and M W Witham Janesville Wisconsin. Town residents and guests listed attend social and family events, with several relatives visiting Cedar Rapids and Clinton for weddings and education.

Center Junction E. R. Moore Anamosa M. W. Witham Janesville Wisconsin A. P. Moats Scotch Grove Ruth Berry Monticello Rose Berry Margaret Thompson Highland Parkollege Myrtle Livingstone Cedar Rapids W. Harvey Young Grinnell James Young George Killinger Audubon H.S. Richardson J. N. Smith Frank Livingstone C. R. Business College W. Loomis Grover Preston Williamson Town J. F. Livingstone John Alexander Arthur Crorey Anna Thos. Dawson Minnie Dawson Mildred Williamson J. M. Young Clinton John V. Dawson

Cascade social notes reveal visits and events around Cascade Iowa

Cascade dated November 30 reports J T Ryan and family from Clinton Iowa visiting, Walter Johnson from Anamosa in town, Q W Craft in Dubuque on business, Jacob Loes at the O P Loes funeral in Cedar Rapids, Matt Faber from Saskatchewan on old stamping grounds, C H Huntington Jr at a Des Moines agricultural convention, P J McLean family from Rock Island as guests of J J Fagan, Fred J Kay of Hazelton and O L Kay Jr of Epworth welcomed, the W W Hamilton family and Pauline shared Thanksgiving with J F Anson, Rev W S Sylvester preached Thanksgiving at the Baptist church, Mrs Kate Sullivan returns to hometown after 25 years, Henry Munster’s team stirred ground feed about Cascade mills, H Huntington Sr travels to Cedar Rapids to meet Otto Hassenpfing family from Ordway North Dakota tonight.

Cascade J.T. Ryan Clinton Iowa Walter Johnson Anamosa Our City Q. W. Craft Dubuque Jacob Loes O. P. Loes Cedar Rapids Matt Faber Saskatchewan Canada C. H. Huntington Jr Des Moines P. J. McLean Rock Island Ilinois J. J. Fagan Fred J. Kay Hazelton O. L. Kay Jr Epworth Pauline J. F Otto Hassenpfing Ordway Daota

Castle Grove Notes Seasonal News and Visits

Castle Grove items from December list local happenings. John Hasler remains on the sick list while George Miller buys a gasol ine engine. Sheriff Hogan spends Thanksgiving at the old home. Rev Naether was a Ryan visitor. Mrs EH Noble returns from Doon. Tobias Caspers tends Job's comforters as Helen Poppe gets a new piano. Olive Cramer opens winter term at No 6 School with other social visits and Thanksgiving travel. Weather hampered corn picking and Miss Lena Heiken visited near Scotch Grove. Alice Deisher and Grace Noble return from Coe College for Thanksgiving. Blanche Noble hosts a surprise party. Anna Heiken visits Strawberry Point.

Castle Grove John Hasler George Miller Sheriff Hogan Naether Ryan EH. J. Noble Doon Tobias Caspers Helen Poppe Olive Cramer Lena Heiken John Gerdes Scotch Grove Alice Deisher Grace Noble Coe College Blanche Noble Anna Heiken Strawberry Point

Family reunion and local visits across Cass township

The article notes a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fairbanks near Cass township last Thursday. It also mentions Belle Davidson and Nancy Bates visiting Castle Grove friends after attending school in Monticello last Friday.

Henry Barrack A. L. Fairbanks Cass Township Belle Davidson Nancy Bates Monticello Castle Grove

Explosion hazard of nitrogen iodide warned in Strand essay

A London Strand Magazine writer describes nitrogen iodide as impossibly dangerous in large quantities. He notes even a housefly’s tread could trigger detonation and that dry powder sprinkled on paper can ignite with dense purple smoke. Gunpowder is far milder by comparison.

London Strand

How Stilton Cheese Is Made

The article explains Stilton production in a circular two foot deep vat nine inches across. Milk curdled with rennet is layered with salt and cloth, whey drains, a disk and weight expel whey, then the cheese is dried and ripened in a room with constant temperature.

London

The Little Oak Voice and a Man’s Lasting Influence

A fragmentary fable likens a dark sturdy oak to a man whose influence endures for centuries. The tale contrasts a fleeting collection of annual plants with a steadfast figure who resists removal and survives time. A second exchange jokes about manuscripts always returning to the sender, reflecting literary modesty.

Schopenhauer

The Borobodoer Hindoo Temple In Java Seventheenth Century

The Boroboedoer unearthed by Sir Stamford Raffles is described as the finest example of Lin doos work in Java. The temple rises on a hill in a ten acre complex with stone terraces, a crowning cupola, four stairways, extensive bas reliefs and countless Buddha images across is walls and galleries. The article notes the vast amount of carving and compares the scope to pyramids of Egypt.

Stamford Raffles Java Egypt Shanghai Mercury

Wedding Horses And Stable News In The City

A New York Sun clipping notes Hveryman refuses to let a pair of wedding horses be hired for a bride procession as some horses dislike matrimony while Wivery Avery stable keeps horses tolerant of old shoes and rice. Also mentions a stray English setter and a land tour service offered by J. A. Voorhees running trips Cedar Rapids to South Dakota and Texas on the first and third Tuesday each month.

Wivery Avery Stable New York Sun Cedar Rapids South Dakota Texas J. A. Voorhees Lang York State Liberty

For Sale Farms in Castle Grove and Delaware County

The McLees farm of 295 acres in Castle Grove township priced at 90 dollars per acre with 16 acres of timber land at 50 dollars per acre. Inquiries to R. O. C. Stirton on the premises. Also a 280 acre farm in Delaware County Sec 35 and 36 near Sand Spring and Monticello offered on long terms. open to inspection by Oct 1 if not sold, inquiries to John Seery, Cascade, Ia.

McLees Castle Grove Township R. O C. Stirton South Fork Ino Delaware County Sand Spring Monticello John Seery Cascade

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THE Boroboedoer Patience Patrice Yonkers R. OC. Stirton Puleston Golden Eagle Clothing Ayo Chad Sanitas Underwear Ladies’ Union Doutrick Dry Goods Co Faumus New York State Barrington Hall Steel Gz CO E. A. Hubbard Barney Coffman Oph.d Lovell House EB. J Hamil Cascade Town O. Hf. Soetje’s Stuhlers Hi-Boy Tuhlers
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