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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
5
Monticello and surrounding area report travel and work notes for residents. Frank Sutherland travels to Shawnee Oklahoma on business. Eugene Byers serves at Clarence House in Manchester. women and families visit relatives in Monticello. local stores offer holiday goods and sales.
Mrs. Caroline Archer of Monticello dies in Auburn at 82. W L Rosa, longtime J W Farwell Co salesman, active on the road. Local notices include sales, education updates, postal box rent hikes, and a legal injunction against Standard Oil Co. from Arduser. Also holiday ads and wedding reports from Des Moines to LeMars.
Matthiessen brothers sell their Monticello agricultural implement business to Campbell Bros of Preston. Possession expected mid January. one new partner has three years in the trade. Patrons mourn the retirement but wish the new firm success and continued service in Monticello.
Professor Sparks delivered the final address of his American history series in the University Extension course last Saturday. He traced the Monroe doctrine and Panama Canal history, receiving a standing ovation as the Monticello audience voted to continue the organization next winter. The association faced a shortfall but was aided by a sizable collection. In other notes, Davis' hardware promotes holiday stock, and Mrs Anna Hennessey, widow of Morgan Hennessey, was found dead at her Monticello home. funeral services were held at Sacred Heart church with burial at Castle Grove cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs P D Bell, Lizzie of Monticello, Michael Hennessey of Dubuque, and Mrs Delia Neely of Denver.
Burrichter's advertises Christmas presents for both adults and youngsters with a broad selection. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for seasonal offerings and gift ideas.
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