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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

5

Monticello Small Items and Notices Reflect Local Happenings

Monticello residents receive brief updates on health, travel, sales and visitors. Items mention Robert Henderson Sr on the sick list, various shoppers at Deatrick's and Eilers & Bolton, visits to and from Chicago and Kansas, pneumonia and lung fever illnesses, and local business promotions including closing-out sales and new goods at Deutrick's. The list also notes post office uncalled-for letters for Margaret McCrea and Senator Spaulding, plus real estate and rental offerings.

Margaret McCrea E. CO. Spaulding Monticello

Monticello News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings

Local notices include Matt Noyes’s prospecting trip from Oklahoma to Southwest country, Iva Hearn’s 44 dollar basket social, and Charles Northrop’s return from a photographer’s convention in Dubuque. Community events span Knights of Pythias activities, new positions, sales, and farm notices across Monticello and nearby towns.

Watering tank damaged by runaway horses near post office

A horse team owned by Henry Ladehoff broke loose at First and North Cedar, striking the public water tank at the post office corner. The tank and wagon wheels were damaged, the wagon overturned, and its contents scattered before the horses were stopped.

First North Cedar Streets Henry Ladehoff Monticello Henderson

Monticello Notes From February 1876

Thirty years ago in Monticello during February 1876 notable events included a wedding between Charles S. Blodgett of Waterloo and Sarah L. Flint of Bowen's Prairie on the 17th. Scoth Grove nurseryman Hoyt advertised evergreens at 15 per hundred. Ex Vice President Schuyler Colfax lectured on Lincoln at Kinsella hall. Frederick Scarboro died aged 70 on the 3rd visiting his daughter Mrs. Monger. Marriages occurred on the 9th J S Eberhart united Henry Edwards and Ellen Himebaugh. A Fine Stock association formed with Starr as president, Miller vice-president, Farwell secretary. Knight Templar commanderies from Dubuque, Manchester, Marion and Cedar Rapids were entertained by Trinity Templars of Monticello. The Methodist Episcopal church planned a 36 by 86 addition and an alcove for pulpit and choir. Jones county had nine cheese factories producing 600000 pounds yearly at about 12 per hundred pounds. Louis Peltier suffered severe burns in the Bowen's Prairie church while lighting chandeliers for revival. A Centennial tea at Burnett House featured participants like George Washington, Benedict Arnold, Uncle Sam, and many society figures. The original thirteen states were represented by numerous local women collectors and social figures.

Monticello Charles 8. Blodgett Waterloo Sarah L. Flint Bowen's Prairie Id. Hoyt Scotch Grove Schuyler Colfax United States Lincoln Kinsella Hall Frederick Scarboro Srd C. Monger J. 8. Eberhart Henry B. Edwards Ellen R. Himebaugh Wayne Township Burnett House George Washington Fotser Jundy Washington Marvin William Penn Miles Austin John Hancock Henry Carpenter Mancock Myria Condon Anthony Wayne I. N. Austin Mra. Wayne Mary Farwell Benedict Arnold Groesbeck Mra. Arnold Ida Langworthy Patrick Haenry JQ. Wing Carrie Starks Elva Campbell Luna Farwell Bertha Rigby Lucy Schodde Kittie Herrick Cora Garlock Alice Tryon Sadie Tousley Dora Whiting

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THE J. W. Doxsee Pat Lea Hicks & Guyan Shoe Specialists Home News Robert Henderson Sr Deatrick’s Jennie Alloway Chicago Anna Harrington T. M. Redmond Sheriff Hogan Catharine Mullen of LaPorte Dr. Redmond John Q. Skelley Kansas Joe Arduser Coggon Eilers & Bolton Peter C. Smith Noyes Onlson Maslin J. A. Deutrick Fay Lovell State University James ‘Young Mrs. Shrigley Maquoketa Monticello Realty Co Nellie Fox Savanna F. G. Franks Wyoming A. V. Scott Burrichter’s G. Brazelton Oklahoma Rhodes Deitrick’s Frank Pike Farley C. H. Shipman I. H. Sears Davenport Mrs. W. F. Rohn Puleston Maggie Errickson Iowa City C. A. Errickson Mary Wilson Deutrick Wm. Stahler Augusta Bliss San’ Antonio Joseph Garrity Temple Hill H. H. Starks North Cedar Street Ernest Condit Souris North Dakota Andrew Davidson Onslow Deutrick’s Matt Noyes Southwest Country Iva A. Hearn Castle Grove Charles W. Northrop Dubuque Hicks & Ricklefs Knights of Pythias Order Ray Hoag Leloup Hoag Duster Alvah Miller Hazel Reen Robert Young Alfred Miller Kempf George Wilson Kate Wilson Moville,Iowa George H. George Freda Guler Matthias Sweesy J. D. Hullinger Clinton Town T. E. Fleming Methodist Episcopal Church Bermon M. 8. Murphy Des Moines Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association Joseph Ambrose Square Himebaugh Loveland Atlantic City National Association of Corn Canners East Utica New York H. A. Moulton E. A. Moulton Potsdam Herbert Benedict Knights of Pythias Jones, Cedar, Jackson Oxford Junction New Era Lodge Knights Grand Dames of the Golden Precept Order Earl R. Lewis Center Point C. W. Hosford Mr. Lewis Hosford Bessie Hudson Walker McClure’s Magazine East 23Rd St N. Y Myzarry J. Wilson German Reformed Church E. E. Gruenstein Newton Eastern Iowa Synod of the Reformed Church J. G. Suter Maggie London G. W. Eastwood F. J. Tryon Bolivar Missouri R. M. Gray Elia Tryon Monticello Canning Co H. M. Carpenter W. G. Eilers P. D. Bell William Stuhler A.S. Loveland J. W. Coxéee J.T. Lacy Prairieburg Kk. J. Earhart Epworth A. F. Himebaugh R. N. Earhart E. E. Hicks E.G. Hicks QO. J. Bucklin Orlando C. Hunter Glick Anamosa Maquoketa Sentinel Marion Delmar Gerd Rickels Clyde Rickels A. Matthiessen Sand Spring Henry Alferts Iowa Klondike Creamery Co Jones County Fair Association W. G. Hilers J. W. Coxsee O. H. Soetje R. C. Stirton A. Matthiess E. G. Waite Nellie Frank Gates Cedar Rapids John Wenger St. Anthony Idaho Oregon National Park St. Antony John Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co Carl Schatz Charles Schneiter J. M. Wolacre Rickles Gerdes Douglass Smith O. W. Brazelton Chris Egger J. F. Chesire Iowna Louis Meyer Reformed Presbyterian Church Hopkinton Presbyterian Church Congregational Church Meyer Washinon D. C Europe Missionary Review of the World J. A. Alexander Monticello, Ia School Board Proceedings la “Monticello Board of Education Hall WB Sloan S.sc George Abel Tao Gene Byers Jackett Coal Co Cree American Book Co Macmillan Co Teseere Ginn & Co Prang Educational Co C R Scroggie AI Jackson Lumber Monticello Electric Co Light Prokmadvaces Peter Meyer H.P. Hanna Madelrn General Fund U.S. Xpress Co C. Dennison Labor Ag .Geo Seimmering C. Hubbard L. Aldrich J. Allen Vis J. Snyder D. Smith G. Seimmering Hose Co Eect Hook & Ladder Co Water Fund Lovell Block J. A. Voorhees Perrine F. M. Lytzen Trachers JE Foster I Jarman G Carroll Steer MO Bates L Lawrence Ry Teene Maurice Leichhardt Dew Sadie Buck Oe Weane Lane Locher Whiting Rickless Fine Stock Association William Starr E. V. Miller S. 8. Farwell Knight Templar Manchester Trinity Templars Jones County Louis Peltier N. C. Rowley Youi Sanes Hubbard & Hanken Soetie’s C. H. Schipman South Cedar Street Lovell
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