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The Monticello Express lists annual subscription price at $2.00 with editors J. W. Doxsee and Chas A. Doxsee. The notice records a 62.00 annual rate in the period’s pricing layout.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists annual subscription price at $2.00 with editors J. W. Doxsee and Chas A. Doxsee. The notice records a 62.00 annual rate in the period’s pricing layout.
Onslow On December 26 late editor records the passing of Willisar F. Waleworth, born January 2, 1867, died December 20, 1922 at Anamosa after an appendectomy, with funeral at Presbyterian church Onslow and burial at South Mineral cemetery. The column also summarizes community Christmas events, school programs, marriages, local travels, and notices from Scotch Grove including farm fires, church meetings, and local society notes.
Christmas Day festivities at Lange's Mill cottage brought together the Callahan and D. O. Sinclair families and guests including Mr and Mrs L B Hutton, their son Merle, Mr and Mrs L J Schlemme, J W Hutton, Mr and Mrs Floyd Sinclair, and Burl McLaughlin. The group enjoyed fine winter weather and a summer-style cottage setting during the holiday. Velma Courtright visited the H H and C B Carson homes, being Mrs H H Carson’s niece, and Mrs Robert Clark of Cedar Mapide arrived to join the gathering.
John Miller 43, of Miller Bros. Undertaking and Plumbing Establishment, died Saturday at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a weeks long illness from an ulceration of stomach and bowels. He was married to Gertrude Conlin and leaves two daughters, his mother, siblings, and many relatives. Funeral at St Marys Church Anamosa. burial at St Marys Cemetery.
Phillip of Chicago and Miss Melissa Kinessay joined homebound relatives including Mr and Mrs T Wingsley Sr and several Marquette students, while many others from Dubuque Davenport Cedar Rapids LaCrosse and Iowa City spent the holidays with kin. Community members report health fluctuations and travel for Christmas gatherings across multiple households.
Inez Helena Hubbard wed Ernest Carpenter in a noon ceremony at Castle Grove. The bride, a rural teacher, and the groom, long-time resident with the Pfeil family, will reside on the Pfeil farm amid warm wishes. Community children enjoyed Christmas observances at local district schools, with lessons on pattern alterations to follow.
CENTER JUNCTION I A December 1926 issue reports a well received Alabama Jubilee solo program, and outlines upcoming meetings at the study club on January 2. It notes students home for holidays, church cantata attendance, families visiting, and social events at the M E basement and Presbyterian church, with many local names and holiday travels.
Christmas events and hospital news are noted in Amber December. Rev Badger, recently ill in Chicago, has recovered and assisted at the Presbyterian church Christmas program and will fill appointments at Antioch and Amber churches. Local families and guests from Onslow Anamosa and South Dakota share holiday hospitality and travel, with school programs and mass attendance mentioned.
Mr Hus mans parents near Scotch Grove Lincoln and family guests at an oyster supper at the Ed Duffian home Monday evening. Mary Dorothy and Katherine Daly work at Anamosa Willing Workers society will meet soon at the home of aral of our farmers are making pee etd go to Chicago with their stock this ek Fred Grey wife and son spent Christmas day at Jim Grey's.
On Tuesday December 19 the marriage of Stanley Bright and Misa Eva Warner occurred in Manchester. The couple were attended by Mrs. George Bright and Mrs. C. R. Gearhart and receive community good wishes. Local records note various holiday gatherings and visitors from Hopkinton and Monticello, with several families and students enjoying Christmas and vacation time.
Prairieburg residents report a festive Christmas with many visitors. Whitneys held a reunion at the Warren Whitney home. Relatives hosted Isham and daughters Esther and Ora near Marion. Drexlers from Cedar Rapids stayed at the J J Kula home. DeLancey celebrated with Flockharts in Cedar Rapids. Flahertys from Anamosa dined with Benson. Conklins of Davenport hosted Bata Scott. Fechidas from Minnesota visited relatives here. Wyjack of Iowa City staying with Irving Babee. Bebee and son Leo traveled to Waterloo for Christmas. Peet shopped in Cedar Rapids. Rogers family member in serious condition.
William Richards was taken before county commissioners of insanity and sent to the Independence state hospital after refusing county home care. Oxford Junction and the Iowa Electric Co clash over a $1.50 minimum electric rate in federal court with 240 consumers affected and a $650,500 plant value cited. Hearing expected before Judge Scott in Sioux City in January.
Smith W. Brookhart’s middle name was Wildman. The remark notes that knowing it earlier might have helped him gain thousands of votes in the senatorial contests. It suggests 1916 era politics favored such identity details.
Sealed bids due by 10 a m January 2 1923 for a physician to care for patients at the county home. Bids must cover fees for trips and medicines. Separate bids for attendance and prescriptions not accepted. Lee Van Kirk county auditor.
Notice to contractors invites sealed bids by 10 00 a m January 19 1923 for general construction plumbing heating and electrical work on a two story fireproof school building in Monticello Iowa. Plans available from A H Koop and Keffer Jones with deposit refundable on return. Board reserves right to reject.
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