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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

3

Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Trials

A stream of short items notes Julian Day visiting Chicago stock, W O Shaffer in Anamosa on business, and C W Graham in LaPorte City. Others travel to Cedar Rapids, Greeley Colorado, Hopkinton, Onslow, Monmouth, Tama and more. Town events include a funeral, a WCTU drama, a street wreck, a hospital list, and a planned eye exam day. The piece also covers school rounds for taxation, weather shifts, a fire company dispute, and lectures with a Carter Postal Savings Bank critique.

Wyoming Julian Day Chicago W. O. Shaffer Anamosa C. W. Graham LaPorte City M. BR. Winnard Cedar Rapids Grandpa Evans W. HH. Orr Clay Township O. O. Watson Center Junction Harry Grimm Monticello Hodgeman John Walston Stuart Iowa Edwin Vaughn Adna Atkins J. W. Wherry C. M. Jamieson Monmouth Millie Paul Annamosa Chas Rogers Cynthia Hunnieut Tama Fannie Paul Onslow W. W. Bronson Marion and Olin Swanson Opera House J. S. Jamieson Ilinois W.G. Wherry I. M. Babcock S. J. Mosher Hopkinton Strawberry Point Mildred Oliver G. W. Divans Martin Thomson Leonard Reed Klemime Reed Atkins A. D. Stevens Fred Matthiesen Sand Spring Fred Coffman Davenport Williams Geo. W. Field, Jr D. G. Tebo Field Cornet Band Clarence Reade Tourtellot Hardware Miss Mae Business J. F. Cohnan Miss Paul Midland John Noyes Fannie Shedeck Abbert Pegerick Hale John Quirk Oxford Junction Blanche Clark Miss Clark Volunteer Fire Company

Cascade News Highlights Local Illnesses and Institute Results

February notes report Moore seriously ill at home in Cascade, and illness in Whitewater Township with the Wall family. South Dakota guest James Croston visits the Cascade family. Farmers' Institute elects D. L. Faber president John Maire vice president R. H. Beatty secretary A W Aitchison treasurer. Cascade Co-Operative Creamery Co. holds annual meeting with Dolphin and Moore re-elected as retiring directors. Prizes awarded for corn wheat rye barley and other crops highlighting community agriculture.

Cascade Rd. Moore M. Belmum Garryowen Win Wall Whitewater Ar, Patyless Ft. Dodge James Croston South Dakota Croston Farmers’ Institute D. L Smith Farmers and Merchants’ State Bank Cascade Co Operative Creamery Co M. Dolphin I. Moore P.d. Conlin J. W. Beatty A. W. Aitchison J. H. Deahner Takes W. J. Moore J. L. Faber John Tallman Eee A. Cowan Walter Bright R. B. Macomber John Hoseh John Hosch N. Quint J. N. Faber Aipples W. PP. Knepper Teuben Knepper W. P. Knepper Hamil Bros Moore J. BE. Conlin A. ON. Cowan

Rural Route Social Notes and Local Visits

Rural Route 3 8 notes list residents visiting relatives and aiding neighbors around Beheonds and Moore homes. Anna Freese travels to Wayne and helps with sewing while others visit John Schmidt and Nordmin homes. A school sociable at Marugg set for Friday February 12 features the play That Rascal Pat.

Peters Anna Marugg Rascal Pat

Local Notes From Amber and Surrounding Areas

John Seibels visited Anamosa yesterday and John Gremon shipped stock to Chicago on Tuesday. Annie Engelbart of Anamosa visited her parents over the weekend. Lawrence Streeter was in the county seat yesterday. A number of windmills near here were wrecked by the wind last week. Dr. Young of Center Junction checked on Gus Michaels who is ill. Mrs. Ulrich returned to Sand Spring after visiting her daughter Mrs. James Brown. Taxes payable at Lovell State Bank, 321f.

Amber John Seibels Anamosa John Gremon Chigo Annie Engelbart Lawrence Streeter Dr. Young Center Junction Gus Michaels Ulrich James Brown Sand Spring

Local notes from Center Junction and surrounding towns

Center Junction and nearby towns report visits and moves of residents from Monticello Green County Clay Onslow and Chicago. Revival starts February 7 1909 at the Methodist church and many attendees plan to be present. Funeral notices for Mrs J F Brown and Frances H Coburn Paul outline families and church ties. A show Under the Harvest Moon plays February 8 at the opera house. Hicks and Ricklefs advertise underwear.

William Paul Onslow Frances H. Coburn Columbiana County Ohio Iowa Clay Township Opera House

Mrs Pangburn Celebrates 58th Birthday With Surprise

Mrs Mary Pangburn marked her 58th birthday on Monday January 25 with a surprise gathering. Rev Doreas spoke and presented a mantel clock as a token of the community's affection. Friends praise her widespread kindness and willingness to help in sorrow or trouble.

Anamosa Mary Pangburn Doreas

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J. W. Doxsee Wyomeng Gearhart Hawthorne Club Lidies Cummins Carter Postal Savings Bank Congress Postal Savings Bank Futhermore Anna Reuter Beheonds Frieda Decker Adolph Egger Bred Reuter Decker Villa Moore Anna Freese Wayne Hank Moenk Chris Eileen Martin Burrichter FE. Wahl Merion Anna Behrends Andrew Ambuhl Fred Burrichter Will Mabele Joness Nordmin John Schmidt Vina Reefer O’coats Dic Rockford Lovell State Bank W.S. Pangburn R. T. Williamson Green County Perry Scroggie Clay Robert Moncrief John McDonald, Jr Texas Minnie Dawson Scroggie Merlin Moses Arthur Norris J. F. Livingstone Robert Mynerief John Livingstone Methodist J. F. Brown Bethel Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church of Presbyterian Church Hicks & Ricklefs
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