Local Advertisements and Notes From Monticello
Monticello items note visits and travels including Mr. Wm Burrichter in Lost Nation and Mr. and Mrs. J S Hall in Chicago. Stores promote goods from Deatrick and E H Johnson Co including towels sweaters robes and coats. A 1904 calendar giveaway by Monticello State Bank is mentioned with a bird’s eye of community commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wm. Burrichter
Lost Nation
Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs Warner
Letters uncalled for remain in the post office addressed to G. M. Hein L B Brewlinger James Thompson Joseph Lawless B McKinatry. Stuhlers offer boys’ house slippers. The Congregational church society invites all to a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Warner at the church Friday evening December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hein
L. B.brewlinger
James Thompson
Joseph Lawless
B. McKinatry
Stuhlers
The
Congregational Church Society
C. Warner
Monticello News Highlights Local Weddings and Developments
Mr Frederick Himes of Bowens Prairie wed Misa Cena G Dirks at the bride’s father home in Monticello with Rev W E Van Buren officiating. Shown are town notices on a new iron bridge, a farewell sermon, stock shipments, organ recital, clothing offers, and council water meter purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Himes
Bowen's Prairie
F. E. Himes
Misa Cena G. Dirks
Monticello
W. E. van Buren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maquoketa River
Inmate Boone Recaptured After Bold Anamoosa Escape
H Boone, serving 45 years for murder at Anamoosa penitentiary, escaped last Saturday while repairing the state quarries bridge abutment. He fled toward woods, was fired upon by guards, hit by none, entered timber, and was soon recaptured with a bullet hole in his cap and coat. He had one year and a half left to serve but forfeited good time after a retrial reduced his sentence to eight years.
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H. Boone
Anamosa Penitentiary
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Iowa
Supreme Court
Priest stabbed during vesper near Cascade in attack by youth
Father Roach a Catholic priest at Cascade was stabbed in the neck while preparing to pronounce the benediction after vesper services. The assailant, 19 year old Charles Mogene, a church member, wounded him with a pocket knife and fled but was overpowered. He is to be examined for insanity in Dubuque after arrest and jail transfer. The youth had previously been treated at Sisters' asylum in Dubuque after Clinton county admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Roach
Cascade
Charles Mogene
Mogene
Dubuque
Two men fined for assault on teenage girl in east town
Dick Rohn and Wm Haeussler each paid a $15 fine and costs after being found guilty of assaulting Mary Repstein, about fifteen, on a city street last Sunday night. Dawson was not charged. The court noted improper conduct by several local youths and the risk to women after dark. Also reported: David Sutherland dies in Scotch Grove Township at nearly 80. pioneer settler born February 1824 in Manitoba. married 1857 to Wilhelmina Sutherland. survived by seven children. funeral held this forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rohn
Wm. Haeussler
Justice
Dawson
David Sutherland
Jones County
Scotch Grove Township
Red River Country
British America
Mr. Sutherland
Manitoba
Prince Rupert's Land
California
Sutherland
Wilhelmina Sutherland
Margaret Adella
Lelia A. Sturtevant
Emmetsburg
Mary B. Corbett
Scotch Grove
Catharine Sutherland
Waukon
George W. Sutherland
Sarah M. Warner
Presbyterian Church
District Court Proceedings at Anamosa December Term
The December term convened at Anamosa with Judge B H Miller on the bench. Probate matters and default dockets were addressed. several cases settled or defaulted, others continued for service, with orders issued for guardianships and estate administrations as listed in the judge’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Anamosa
B. H. Miller
Preston
Miller
Marion
Equity
Anamosa National Bank
H. A. L. Bigley
H. F. Darrow
J. W. Coxsee
Martin Berger
D. P. Huston
Jasper Hultz
Frank Stock
H. H. Monroe
W. F. Hubbard
C. Stifler
Zigler
F. A. Osborn
Hellberg & Thoeming Et al
Polly A. Joslin
Thurston Joslin
George A. Joslin
A. J. Ingraham
Wm. Warter
Jones County
John Hess
George Plummer
Jacob Miller
Edward Ristine
Katie Bodeker
Gerd Bodeker
Anna Leesekamp
Nic Seila
Elzada Kidwell
George Kidwell
Old Title Fair Attraction Brings Barnes Elks to Monticello
Feature notes recall Barnes diving elks at Jones County Fair then performing on an opera house stage with Trixie the talking horse. The show promises four circus acts and ten vaudeville numbers, plus Perrine’s Restaurant and local ads for farm sales and holiday goods.
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Jones County
Prof. Barnes
Monticello
Opera House
Trixie
The
Elks and
Chicago
Fashion Shop Offers Bargains In Ready To Wear Scene
In the Ready-to-wear department a range of Walking Skirts Sororis Black Petticoats TLnadics Wrappers Knit Shawls fur Scarfs and Muffs is displayed Cloaks are priced in two lots one at 7 and the other at 5 dollars From the Carpet Department Mo quette and sityena Rugs or Art Squares are suggested as useful presents Available in Cambric Silk and Linen Embroidered Linen pieces priced from 2 to 2 75 down to Cambric items at lower costs
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Carpet Department
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the Express
J. W. Doxsee
Aoshi OH
East First Street
Home News
Kilers & Bolton’s
Deatrick
Mrs. J. S. Hall
E. H. Johnson 'S& Co’s
Henry Harms
Wayne
H. C. Wills
John Toenjen
Cole
Lou Burgart
Wyoming
Gus Paulsen
Eilers & Bolton
Thomas White
Robert
Martinque
Jay the Grocer
G. ‘W. Eastwood
E. H. Johnson & Co
William Stingley
Center Junction
Deatrick’s
Monticello State Bank
G. H. George
Elmer Hubbard
Charles Fairbanks
Champ Lees
Tice
Duck Coats
E. G. Cattermole
Fayette
Devlin & Co
Eugene Himebaugh
Board of Supervisors
Justice of the Peace
Anton Matthiessen
Burrichter’'s
Ed. Kinsella
W. F. Rohn
Srl Hicks
St. Louis
Burrichter’s
Lovell Block
Stirton
Des Moines
B. Devlin & Co
E. H. Johnson & Co.'s
C. C. Warner
Harms Bros
Sandhouse Bros
J. M. Hofacre
Dan Hogan
Philip Brown
Hubbard & Co
Siegfried Gruenstein
Marion Chase
Harry Young
James Young
Kansas City
Nancy Stevenson
John Stevenson
Savannah
Young
Cedar County
Jay
Jones County Fair Association
George L. Lovell
H. M. Carpenter
R. O C. Stirton
J.S. Hall
Matt Noyes
O. G. Meyer
E. HE. Hoag
Hubbard & Hanken’s
Chicago Daily Tribune
Express
Daily Tribune
Tribune Stone
Tribune
Dentrick’s
Sarah A. Higby
Mary McGovern
Amos G. Pangburn
Lizzie Doyle
Francis E. Hall
L. K. Rose
George W. Fisher
Michael Byerly
T. R. Brcanbrack
Philip S. Sherman
Isabella M. Bacher
Addie Wilcox
P. O. Babcock
R. M. Hicks
Sherman Plamadore
Jessie Orr
Guardian
A. J. Clark
Wm. G. Peet
Susan
Langworthy
William Gavin
William McBride
Katharine Shannon
P. J. Liddy
Ada C. French
Harry J. Kemmerer
Emmaline Hammond
Hilda L. Ellis
James M. Peet
Wm. F. Duncan
Laura L. Simpson
Caroline Uhr
Louisa M. Hills
New York
Wm. Gavin Sr
J. W. Beatty
Irene
Executrix
Elizabeth McCann
Anna Henderson
Helen Mowry
H. M. Remsey
Mary R. Chamberlain
Springville
Iowan
Lang’s
Fisher
Allen Fisher
W. F. Kellogg
A. J. Dalby
Olin, Towa
Davis
J. A. Deutrick
Eilera & Bolton's
China
Hubbard & Hanken
Jay the Grocer's
Idan
R. M. Corbit
Towa
Stabler and Sons
Queen Card
Jay the Grocer’s
Deutrick's
Stublers
Madelia
Lowell Block
C. H. Schipman
First St
Mont Ticexo
CIFTS
Children’s Morris
Ana RY LS Paints
O.H. Soetje
Eilers & Bolton’s
Bissell