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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

8

Monticello Local Notes Highlights Visitors and Events

Several residents and visitors are noted in town reports including Eb Little from Spencer and John Cartano of Anamosa. The piece mentions Miss Caroline Hicks of Cedar Rapids visiting family, Mrs. Grace Schoonover of Anamosa with parents, and Lizzie Beaugard from Bloomfield visiting relatives near Monticello. Also listed are storm repairs, new goods at Burrichter's, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, and upcoming performances at the opera house.

Eb Little Spencer John Cartano Anamosa Lizzie Beaugard Bloomfield Nebraska Monticello George Graham Opera House

Anamosa Visit Notes Family in Anamosa

Mr A J Schoonover of Anamosa visited last Tuesday with his sister in law Mrs Geo Schoonover and her daughter Edna Mrs Henry Heisey returned to Monticello from her Perry visit last evening and is in poor health and found the trip tiresome.

W. P. ‘Ferguson Dubuque A. J. Schoonover Anamosa Geo. Schoonover Edna Henry Heisey Monticello Perry Frieda Hanken A. G. Hanken

Eye Sight Specialist Dr Coffman to visit Lovell House

Davenport ophthalmologist Dr Coffman to visit Lovell House on Wednesday February 24 for glasses fitting. Eye examination free. Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Coffman Davenport Lovell House

Wrestling match advertised at opera house next Tuesday

The notes mention a forthcoming wrestling event at the opera house on Tuesday evening. Other items include family news, local sales, marriages, school notices, and community events in Monticello and surrounding areas, with multiple named people and places.

Opera House

Students Return Home Between Semesters at Cornell College

During a short break several Cornell College students left campus for the weekend. Charles Coxsee Gladys Fairbanks Blanche Fairbanks and Blanche Hunter with her roommate Anna Kidder were among those who traveled home for Saturday and Sunday. Benton Anderson was delayed en route to Epworth due to a storm and remained in Monticello over Saturday.

Cornell College Charles Coxsee Gladys Blanche Fairbanks Blanche Hunter Anna Kidder Benton Anderson Epworth Monticello

Farm For Sale 110 Acres In Hopkins Iowa

110 acre farm for sale with high rolling black soil and all tillable land. Located 534 miles north west of Monticello with good buildings. Inquiries on premises directed to J H Anderson Hopkins Iowa.

Monticello J. H. Anderson Hopkinton Iowa

Lovell township assessor notes no deaths in 1908

Lovell township assessor Mr Henry Vernimont has nearly finished his work and reports no deaths in Lovell during 1908. In nearby Monticello, rural carriers faced cold conditions last Friday with two not venturing out and two who did, until recalled by the postmaster after short outings found roads impassable.

Henry Vernimont Lovell Township Monticello

Library report shows January gains and patronage

The January librarian report lists 58 new books, 13 new patrons, 1427 books drawn, daily highs of 95 and lows of 34, and 1476 visitors to reading and reference rooms. Also notes Mr Henry Vernimont of Little Rock visiting relatives and plans to join a Knights of Columbus initiation in Cascade. Also sale or rent notice for a north town home with five acres. Reverend W W Smith resigns from Lenox College to join Hastings College in Nebraska with a $1000 salary increase.

Henry Vernimont Little Rock Arkansas Monticello Knights of Columbus Cascade G. Brazelton W. W.smith Lenox College Hastings College Hastings Nebraska Lenox Smith Hopkinton

Monticello News Summary From The Epworth Seminary and Local Events

Friends of Dr. P S Slocum mark his birth anniversary with congratulations. A Midland line wreck east of Onslow injures none aboard the coach, with minor bruises to the crew. J B Hall returns from South Dakota, delayed by snow and a car stuck overnight. Dr George Inglis plans to leave Monticello in six months but will continue practice until then.

Monticello P. S. Slocum Epwort Seminary George Inglis Inglis

Riis Lecture Impresses Cedar Rapids Audience

Editorial notes Jacob Riis spoke in Cedar Rapids last Monday with Monticello shows planned on the same topic. The storm swept through Iowa causing damage from Des Moines to Iowa City while trains halted and buildings suffered but most roads soon reopened.

Cedar Rapids Jacob Riis Monticello

Corn Exhibit Seeks Large Farmer Entries at Rohn's Shop

Mr C K Greer in charge of the proposed corn exhibit on Saturday February 13 calls for all corn entered for exhibition or prizes to be delivered to the committee at Rohn's harness shop by Friday noon the day before. Prof A B Quaife of Ames will be present to judge the corn and lecture on corn growing and seed selection.

C. K. Greer Rohn A. BE. Quaife Ames

County Clerk Predicts Heavy March Term Docket

County Clerk Harper says the March term of the district court will be busier than any prior term with many cases filed in two weeks. Dockets include quiet title foreclosures slander suits and damages claims such as a suit by the executor of the late Mrs Col Charles I Springer against the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company for injuries alleged on that road.

Harper Ie District Court Charles I. Springer Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company

Monticello Canning Co stockholders elect board and officers

At the annual meeting last Tuesday the Monticello Canning Co stockholders heard officers report a flourishing condition. Directors for the year are G. W. Eastwood H. M. Carpenter Wm. Stuhler J. W. Coxsee O. H. Soetje C. D. Chase and P. D. Bell. Officers elected: President Q. W. Eastwood Vice President P. D. Bell Secretary E. E. Hicks Treasurer H. M. Carpenter. An eight percent dividend was declared payable March 10 to stockholders of record then.

Jones County Fair Association R. C. Stirton H. M. Carpenter E. E. Hicks J. W. Coxsee A. W. Steiner Wm. Sandhouse J. J. Locher J. E. Bateman Monticello Canning Co G. W. Eastwood Wm. Stuhler O. H. Soetje C. D. Chase P. D. Bell Q. W. Eastwood P.D. Bell H.M. Carpenter

Longtime Monticello Resident A H Bickford Dies at 95

Mr A H Bickford died last Friday evening at his sister Mrs Samaria Ryans home after weeks of illness. Born in Maine May 30 1830 he lived in Iowa California and Kansas before returning to Monticello. Survived by two children two sisters two brothers and other relatives.

A. H. Bickford Samaria Ryan

Klondike Creamery elects officers at annual meeting

The Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Company known as Klondike Creamery held its annual meeting on the first of the month. Rudolph Rohren was re elected secretary and H M Carpenter treasurer. Ricklef Gerdes became president with Charles Schneiter as vice president. Directors named include Carl Schatz O W Brazelton J M Homcre John B Oswald Charles Schneiter Ricklef Gerdes and Herman Harms. The reports praised the creamery with 97000 dollars in butter produced last year an increase of 12000 dollars. The secretary Rudolph Bohren was credited with much of the success and butter maker Fred Lehman was renewed for another year.

Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Company The Klondike Creamery Company Rudolph Rohren H. M. Carpenter Ricklef Gerdes Charles Schneiter Carl Schatz O. W. Brazelton J. M. Homcre John B. Oswald Herman Harms Rudolph Bohren Monticello Bohrent

Charles O Neill Seriously Injured In Cedar Rapids Accident

Charles O Neill son of Barney O Neill of Lovell township sustained serious injuries last Sunday evening after presumed struck by a switch engine on the Tenth avenue tracks in Cedar Rapids. He was found unconscious near the center of the Northwestern side track and taken to Mercy hospital. Police recovered only a M W A constitution from his pockets, identifying him through J D Barker, his sister. O Neill is about 40 and employed at the Sinclair packing plant. He remained unconscious at noon today.

Charles O'Neill Charles O’neill Barney O'Neill Lovell Cedar Rapids Geo. S. Lightner Tenth Avenue Joseph Nepras Mr. Lightner A. W. Kool Woodmen J. D. Barker O’neill Sinclair Packing Plant

Corn Show And Lecture At Monticello February Event

Mr Cameron and Ex Greer plan a corn exhibition and lecture at Monticello on Saturday February 15 with a Town State College Ames instructor on corn growing and seed selection. Prizes are offered for best 10 ears yellow and white corn and other categories with nonexclusive entry open to all. Greer clarifies his corn is not entered for competition.

Cameron Greer Monticello Town State College Ames Tio LE Riter My. Greer Delaware County C. Wr Brown Altman & Son Halls Hardware O. H. Soetje Willer C. W. Brown Dpair Hicks & Guyan Lst J. J. Rimmerman C. A. Irrickson Srd W. W. Stickford & Co Deatrick I A. Hubbard

Obituary: Mrs. J. Brown of Anamosa

Mrs J Brown died at her Anamosa home age noted in obituary read by Rev Charles Whetazel. Janet Donaldson born Bannockburn Scotland November 3 1844 came to America 1859 lived in New York City 1859 1871 married William Livingstone October 8 1868 moved to Jones County 1871. he died 1877 leaving four daughters. She later married John F Brown May 1878. three sons born, two died young. She leaves husband three daughters and one grandchild. The service and burial were in Wayne township United Presbyterian cemetery.

Jones County Anamosa Center Junction Scotland Mary Dickson Jessie D. Livingstone Catherine Davidson Jessie Davidson Jessie John McNeilly Charles Overly Henry J. Donaldson St. Louis

Monticello School Board Proceedings January 28

The Monticello board of education met in regular session with members J. W. Coxsee J. H W. Bate man F. A. Hefner IF. 3B. Bolton present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. On motion the following bills were allowed.

Monticello Board of Education J. W. Coxsee J. H W. Bateman F. A. Hefner Bolton

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Doxsre Hicks & Guyan’s Home News Deatrick’s Charles Miller Ryan Alfred Miller Barrichster’s Caroline’ Hicks Edison and Victor Locher Brothers Deutrick’s Mr. B. Leesekamp Alexander Livingston Burrichter’s L. D. Morey Grace Schoonover G. L. Lovell James Alloway Mildred Oliver Fred Matthiessen Stirton Sicily Italy Burrichters E. E Hoag Dennis Liddy Whittemore Lowell State Bank Geo. Beatty Grace Hogan Frank Reiber Peter Ulm Ida Johnston Mr. Bickford Barney O’niell Charles W. A. Ashbrook Johnstown Express Woodman Hall Charles Foster Monticello Canning Company Louisville Kentucky National Packers’ Association Henry J. Faber Matt Faber Walker Elizabeth Catherine Kleitsch Herbert Foster California Jine Josephine Franks John Noyes Wyoming F. J. Cross Herring-Hall-Marvin Safes Col Wh] Fisher Monticello City Castle Grove Wayne Scotch Grove Richland Madison Cass Townships Delaware and Linn Counties T. E. Fleming Methodist Episcopal Church Sycamore Street E. E. Reed Allison Monument Committee G. M. Dodge John E. Foster Deatrick D. G. Co Joe Meyer Josephine G. E. Bishop City DuPage County News Wheaton Illinois Michigan Bishop Hicks & Rickles’s Henry McCullough Nellie K. Lane Charles Crain Crain Ft. Pierre South Dakota Perry Miller Langworthy Miller Puleston Marie Collins Rascal Midland Road Onslow Mr. J Hall Olin Sioux City Marion Tony Thompson Bob Allen Toronto Canada Thompson Lemars Pirgue Fort Dodge Allen Robert Williamson William Sutherland Michael McLaughlin Williamson McLaughlin Farley van Meters Green House Des Moines Iowa City Texas J. A. Voorhees W. S. Garrison Dara Prives Ames Man Micka Rickless Sackflour Burriehter Breadbox G. W. Davis Mammoth Cliss Patton A. Kempf Steiner’s We I. Rohn Lambert Iros J. F. Brown School Board Proceedings Thachers Foster Jarmun Laura Miller Charlotte Adams Whiting Clara Burr Anna Balear N Lane Locher Nellie Wales Florence Hefner Harriet L.smith Rachel R Florence Babcock B Sloan Peterson Elmer Lee Labor Pias Eels Monticello Electric Co J J Hayes Opera Buckford & Co Aeene Voorhees Coal Co Oyvon & Healy Orville Brewer Co Ellis Pub Co Ginn & Co Ge McMillen Co Rand, McNally & Co Henry Holt & Co Houghton Miflin Co Health & Co Prang Educational Co American Book Co J. N. Peterson C. H. Schipman South Cedar ST Lovell Block Store Hicks & Ricklefs Roller Mills L. H. Lang
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