Christmas shopping and local notices in Monticello
Home news lists visitors and shoppers, with notes on Deatrick and Davis stores, Eiler s Bolton lines, and holiday promotions. Names include Mr. Robert Abel, Miss Blanche Monroe, Mr. Henry Harris, Mr. Jack Hogan, Mrs. Andrew Cassady, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Joseph Peterson, and Mrs. Stuart King. Event mentions cover Toyland at Variety store and Sacred Heart sale and supper on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
Messrs
Monticello News Roundup Echoes Holiday Cheer and Local Notes
Thanksgiving rain left muddy roads and a Friday freeze. John Boner gave $5 to the school fund. The column covers social events, sales at Deutrick's, Masonic degrees for Fay Lovell, visitors, illness, concerts, a stock show in Chicago, a grand jury note, upcoming plays, travel plans, shopping ads, theft reports, weather sealing, vaudeville, local officials, charitable gifts, and Union Thanksgiving services with Rev. Slocum praising unity and abundance.
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Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
P. S. Slocum
M. A. Breed
Ministerial Association
Slocum
Lectures and public events in Monticello highlight season
The Y P 8 S C E society hosts Byron J Clark for an illustrated talk on Then Hur at 8 pm December 12 admission 25 cents children under 12 pay 15 cents. Rev A E Kepford speaks on tuberculosis December 16. Cornell College Orchestra of forty performs December 18 to benefit Monticello Public Library.
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Y. P
S. C. E. Society of the
Presbyterian Church of
Chautauquas of
Iowa
Aretas E. Kepford
Iowa Association
Church Societies of
Monticello
Presbyterian Church
William Larrabee
Physicians of Iowa
Hunter
Cornell College
George Vierce
Opera House
Monticello Public Library
Special exam authorized in Anamosa on December 14 and 15
State Superintendent permits a special examination in this county to be held in Clifford B. Paul’s office in Anamosa starting at a.m. December 14 and 15. The notice notes the event as a necessary arrangement and mentions coal yard pricing as a money saver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Fatal Runaway Claims Lovell Candidate Douglass H. Smith
Lovell township resident Douglass H. Smith, a late Republican candidate for county supervisor, died from injuries after a runaway on Monticello First Street. The wagon struck a hydrant, throwing him about twenty five feet. he suffered scalp wounds and fell unconscious. Doctors Mirick Inglis and Puleston treated him at the office, but he did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Corporation
Mirick
Attite
Lorain
Ohio
Canada
Utica
New York
Iowa
New England
Jones County
Bowen's Prairie
Martha
Hutchins
Monticelo
Lovell Township
First Street
Monticello
Smith
Ihis
Bort
Mirick & Inglis
Inglis
Puleston
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J. W. Doxsee
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Goodyear Glove
Banigan
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Robert Abel
Chicago
Deatricks
M. W. Herrick
Manchester
Eilers & Bolton’s
Henry Harris
Goodland
Kansas
Eclipse Lumber Co
Blanche Monroe
Martelle
Davis’ Hardware
Deutrick’s
Ed Harris
Princeton
Anna Hazard of
Farley
New Garland
Hall’s Hardware
Jack Hogan
Brother
Mark
Deatrick’s
John Ridefs
Bowen
Charles S. Bidwell
Freeport
Illinois
Andrew Cassady
Cedar Rapids
Variety Store
B. Devlin & Co
Fred Williams
Dakota
Bessie Baade
Joseph Peterson
Mrs. Stuart King of
Peoria, Illinois
Mrs
W. H. Corbett
Arthur Lloyd
Elgin
John Perrine
Mr. Henry Barrack
Strawberry Point
Castle Grove
Newton Parrott
Hopkinton
Harry Main
Edgar Hubbard
W. H. Parrott
Agricultural College
Miss Chapman
Maquoketa
Peter Praham
John Boner
Deutrick's
Masonic Blue Lodge
Fay Lovell
Frank Oltman
Richland Township
Cornell Orchestra
Myrtle Longhurst
Cedar Falls State
Messis
G. H. George
George Kohlken
George Tobiason
Will Sandhouse
Henry Kohlken
Kinsella Hall
Carpenter’s Orchestra of
New Hampton
Will Long
Coffeeville
Cornell
Rebekah Lodge
Julia Wilhelm
Mother
Father
Sister
Davie’ Hardware
Whittaker
Garland
Calaboose
Opera
John Brunthaver
Colfax
Florida
Doutick’s
Lewis Darling
South Dakota
Arthur Coyle
Luke Coyle
Colorado
Atock
Douglass H. Smith
Lyman Aldrich
Ethel Stevens
Ann Nunor
Minney Owen
Laura Millingan
Edwine Jeffrey
Geo. W. Hicker
Jerry Hollahan
Mayme First
del Countryman
Chicago, New York Electric Air Line Railroad
G. W. Eastwood
Pike
Sparks
Congregational Church
United States
State
Retail Merchants’ Association
A. G. Rodman
John Yousse
Monnier
Sycamore Street
Charles L. Butler
Manhattan
Mrs. Butler
City
Tremont House
Butler
Michael Tippen
Henry Guyon
Rock Rapids
Martin
George Guyon
Mr. Guyon
Northwestern
Bijou
Dubuque
Dyersville
Cascadé
Bellevue
Clinton
Peter Young
Will Dawson
Young
E. E. Gruenstein
Gruenstein
Clara Whittaker
Tuesaday
Snyder
James T McWilliams
Fort Scott
George Wilkinson
Chamberlain
Lee
Messrs. M. Foust
Frank Serbousek
William Clark
Wilkinson
Greenfield Township
Bright
James S. Applegate
Scotch Grove
Charles S. Applegate
Clifford B. Paul
Eilers & Bolton
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar Street
Lovell Block
Ruben Bros. & Brown
N.Y
Morris
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