Local Happenings From Casey to Cedar Rapids
Adolph Huels visits relatives in Casey Oklahoma and many residents travel to Anamosa Cedar Rapids Anamosa Farley Mt. Vernon and other towns. The public schools close tomorrow for a two week vacation and many towns report visitors and local business notes from Burrichter’s to Lenox College and Castle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Huels
Casey, Oklahoma
Blanche Hunter
Wilhelmina Gruenenwald
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Monticello News Briefs From December Visits and Commerce
Miss Mary George returns from Chicago after weeks with friends. Lou Stary reopens his lunch room after redecorating. Notices to John Gribbins and Harm Fechtmann remain at Monticello post office uncalled. Various local visits, travels, schooldays, and holiday sales noted across Monticello and nearby towns. A light Sunday snow coats the landscape. Christmas gifts and restaurant updates appear amid community life. The Monticello State Bank offers calendars for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gribbins
Harm John Fechtmann
Monticello
Local notes include travels and holiday plans in Scotch Grove
Miss Essie Hoag returns from Belliyus Nebraska to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Hoag. A purs e is found by Hicks and Ricklefs and will be returned to the owner. Kiburz enlists in the Navy and parents seek release. Cedar Rapids boarding plans for Gertrude Campbell and sisters Etta and Lorena. Cross family heads to Winnipeg for Christmas, with some returning in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franny Schneider
Jacob Schhneider
Uresco
Essie Hoag
Belliyus
Nebraska
Mrs
Elmer Hoag
Gertrude “Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Etta
Lorena
Cedar Rapids Business College
Stephens Brothers Revival At Ritzville Reported Success
Papers from Ritzville note the Stephens Brothers revival in that city led by evangelists who previously conducted Montioello tabernacle meetings. Mr Storrs directs the singing while Miss Ethel George carries on the work once done by Miss LaMont here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritzville
Stephens’ Brothers
Montioello
Storrs
Ethel George
LaMont
Local Wrestling Event At Opera House Featured By Thompson And House
A wrestling tournament is announced for next Friday and Saturday evenings at the opera house with Tony Thompson, a longtime Monticello favorite now of Terri, and Elwood House of Walker among the competitors. Thompson advocates clean sport without betting. Other notes include wedding attendance by Dr. John Thomas for his son Ensign Raymond G. Thomas and Miss Louise K. Timanus in Baltimore on the 19th, with Christmas plans to visit. Also mentioned are Mrs. Charles Little’s return to Lynchburg, Mr. Egeles’s coal business return, and the death by carbolic acid of H. C. Lovelace in Manchester, a former Monticello blacksmith, aged 61, with family connections in Monticello and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Tony Thompson
Elwood House
Walker
Thompson
Terri
John Thomas
Louise Kl. Timanus
Baltimore
Ensign
Charles Little
Lynchburg
Virginia
Monticello
Egeles
H. C. Lovelace
Manchester
Clay Lovelace
D. F. Grove
Don A. Preussner
Lovelace
Alta
Christmas Exercises at Methodiat Me piscopal Sunday School
Next Sunday evening at 7 30 the Methodiat Episcopal Sunday School will stage four tableaux The Wise Men of the East The Wise Men at Herod s Court The Shepherds of Bethlehem and The Manger at Bethlehem interspersed with hymns and carols A Christmas tree will be in the room No presents except a Christmas treat at the close All are invited Mrs R B Winsor dies at 89 in Lyons WI recall by Monticello residents J H Winsor longtime Monticello station agent joins Clinton then C M St P Ry Co A salary increase to 200 per year for Rev W R Allen definite call by Monticello church next year no Sunday morning service Christmas program in evening window displays draw interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Me
Piscopal Sunday School
East
Herod’s Court
R B. Winsor
J. H. Winsor
Monticello
Lyons
Wisconsin
Fire damages W A Mirick home but spared main rooms
A fire at Dr W A Mirick's residence was discovered before the roof could break through. Firefighters cut through the roof and limited water use to extinguish the blaze. The back upper bedroom and kitchen were drenched while the front chambers and several rooms remained uninjured. Loss estimated at 300 dollars with 3500 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mirick
D. K. Pond
Nordman vs Railroad Company court verdict in damages case
District court spent the week hearing Nordman v GC M Sb Ry Co. Nordman, injured Feb 28 at Anamosa fright depot, seeks 20000 damages claiming a crow bar caused his hand amputation after slipping under a train. Jury found for the defendant. Several divorce, guardianship, probate and other cases scheduled or decided, including wills admitted, guardians appointed, and multiple cases dismissed or continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
R. M. Chaney
Henry Nordman
Anamosa
Nordman
Jamigan, Smyth & Gorman
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
Cook, Hughes & Sutherland
Freeman Vanamburg
Alvin Vanamburg
W. A. Cunningham
Ida Haun Kettlesen
John 0. Kettlesen
Ray Mayes
O. W. Bread
Vende Wosden
Thomas Finn
John P. Kirchen
Katharine Hansen
Josephine Crowl
Anna Nelson
Arthur Nelson
O. J. Cash
Carrie Newton
H. L. Majora
Roy O. Greenewald
Martha Busing
Peace Bond
J. Guthrie
State of Iowa
Jack Kray
J. H. Gilmore
G. W. Simpson
B. Buffham
Cuuse
John
Fitzsimons
J. W. Coxsee
John C. McQuarthy
Frank Flaharty
English Literature class program and holiday notices
Report notes Luzia Thomas leading English Literature as Wiles reports. Vincent Baloar improves after blood poisoning. Essie Hoag visits Bellevue Nebraska. Junior program set Friday with music readings and a Christmas theme. Advertisements invite purchases, leases, and subscriptions around Doutrick's, Pond, and Lovell Bank Building. farmers urged to market beeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mma Wiles
Luzia Thomas
Vincent Baloar
Essie Hoag
Bellevue
Nebraska
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