Monticello Express December 8 1898 issue note
The Monticello Express dated December 8 1898 notes its weekly issue, with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor. Subscription price listed at 1.78 per year.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1898
Page
4
The Monticello Express dated December 8 1898 notes its weekly issue, with J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor. Subscription price listed at 1.78 per year.
Harry Jeffrey is ill with lung fever. Jessie Wasson moves to live with her father and attend school. J J Locher starts a term in Steam Mills Corners district. Rev Geo Potter preaches at the M E church. Ed Garside visits Will Garside from a stock train. Two men harvest 2020 bushels of corn from Supervisor Sokols land. Rev Philip Palmer resigns to lead Schaller Presbyterian church Jan 1. He has served Onstow six years with church prosperity.
Center Junction and Pine Grove residents winter teaching and schooling plans are noted along with visits from John Baum in Anamosa and Lee Coder in Hopkinton. Local deaths and funeral sermons are reported, with creamery changes at Amber. The Arnold Jubilee Singers and Epworth elocutionist drew small crowds, while old town bands sparked memories and mixed praise.
Castle Grove resident G C A King visited area last week. Peter Ommen stayed with friends in Castle Grove. Elsie Cramer began teaching in Hazel Green. C F Krueger returned from Doon and threshing work. J A McLaughlin lost many hogs to cholera both this and last winter. Ionian Literary Society met Friday. debate on dangers of athletic contests ended in the negative by 2 to 1. New officers elected: President John Brown, Vice president H B Deischer, Secretary J A Deischer, Treasurer John Heiken, Marshal Ibe Hiben, chorister Miss Emma Pfeil.
Hoyt Bros shipped a fine carload of Christmas trees from Scotch Grove this week. Local residents P. M. Himebaugh and family attended a banquet in Anamosa. James Applegate recovered from illness. Monticello visitors J A Deutrick and Rev Staebler visited P. M. Himebaugh. Josephine Sutherland recovered from chicken pox and planned to return to school. F. Cramer and family visited Bentley. Local landowners warn hunters and trespassers will be arrested on their lands.
The Monticello Gun Club held its first trap tournament last Friday drawing crack shots from surrounding clubs. Six events used clay pigeons as targets and officials report the event was financially and otherwise successful. A theatre program for Dec 18 follows, with a home talent cast listed for the play Bound by an Oath and a list of participants.
Auctioneer's Notice seeks buyers for a house and lot in Monticello Iowa Lot 14 original plat Monticello and house south of Proctor's A bargain contact 24 O J Bucky Auctioneer Monticello Iowa Also includes a brief antiquarian bill of fare excerpt and unrelated quotes from period sources.
An immigration notice offers a free illustrated pamphlet The Sunshine State and other publications to farmers in the Eastern states. Address H. F. Hunter in Chicago for delivery, with no charge. Also ads for Blue Grass farm land at 25 to 40 dollars per acre in Iowa and for sale Chester white hogs and a 520 acre farm in Buchanan County Iowa with rental option.
OUT BROS of Scotch Grove Indiana seeks young horses aged 2 to 4 years to exchange nursery stock. They offer the highest market price for good sized, sound horses and promote top quality trees at low prices for buyers and sellers.
Travel prospectus invites readers from Dubuque Iowa to a through Mexico journey described as the most complete ever. The itinerary spans ancient Toltec Aztec art at the National Museum and pyramids, grand landscapes around Popocatepetl, modern cities, and prehistoric sites. The trip uses a luxurious vestibuled train, a mobile hotel on rails, with routes beyond common tourist trails.
Train timetable lists freight routes including Cedar Rapids Davenport Minneapolis Anamosa Marion and Calmar as well as Kansas City West with daily service except Sunday. Arrival times shown for multiple segments include 9:30 pm 6:25 pm and 11:20 am with departures at 10:55 pm and 8:40 am and 6:20 am.
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