Warm Wrappers 75 Cents at Deutrick’s Specials
Mr. B. L. Cobb of Waterloo visited town yesterday. Special Silk Sale at Eilers & Bolton’s. Arthur Kiburz traveled to Kansas on business last week. O. O. Watson named postmaster at Center Junction. Burrichter’s features Madelia flour with local ads. Various notices include lodging, real estate, sales, and illnesses. 36th Frank Page of Dubuque visits Monticello uncle J. B. Hoss. Forecasts include remnant dress goods, table linens, cigars, and farm listings.
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Frank Page
Dubuque
J. B. Hoss
Deutrick’s
Local notices and society items from Monticello newspaper
Mr John Evans of Castle Grove expresses thanks for kindness during bereavement after his daughter's sudden death. Fire alarm at bindery. flames contained with no major damage. Knights of the Golden Precept ball draws crowd despite storm. For sale ten acres north of town via C Brennaman. inquire at Monticello State Bank. Nellie Freeman, widow of N W Austin, mourns husband in Riverside California. three children survive. St Valentine tokens and foolish creations drawn. Ira Grover mourns infant death at eight days. Monticello Realty Co seeks farm house or lot sales. Mrs Emma Albertson of Coleridge Neb died of pneumonia. survived by husband and six children. Arthur Coyle to Colorado for ill health. aunt Sarah Ward and Maggie London accompany. W R Keough to retire from laundry. resumes painting and paper hanging. Miss Charlotte Kehoe returns to Estherville. previously with Hicks & Rickless. Monticello State Bank tax lists available for city and townships. Kitsie Clark of Scotch Grove visiting aunt. convalescing after Chicago ocular consult. Moon eclipse quip from Sycamore street girl. Keough announces retirement from laundry and new painting work. Jones County Fair board approves five percent dividend to stockholders. George E Wood sells Bellevue Ohio newspaper plant. plans to move to Columbus.
Local Officers Elected At Jones County Fair Meeting
Jones County Fair association directors chose A. Matthiessen as president R. C. Stirton as vice president John J. Loch er as secretary and A. W. McDonald as treasurer for the coming year Eilers and Hicks declined re election to president and secretary Next fair dates are not fixed. Clarence Simpson discusses interurban rail line plans with Dyersville residents and the Dubuque Times describes the route from Davenport to Dyersville and gauge details. Charles W. Brown sells harness shop to Frank F E. Vickery of Prairie City Iowa and retires after nearly 28 years. Beulah Logan missionary delivers report on Caroline Islands to Monticello church group. George W. Darrow Cass township resident dies aged about 76 with extensive family survivors. funeral in Langworthy conducted by Rev. Van Buren. Just opened New Belts Comics at Doutrick's.
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Jones County Fair Association
A. Matthiessen
R. C. Stirton
John J. Locher
A. W. McDonald
Charles W. Brown
Frank FE. Vickery
Prairie City
Iowa
Vickery
Brown
Monticello
Hogelu
Ruk
George W. Darrow
Cass Township
Langworthy
W. FE. van Buren
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Darrow
Jones County
Mr. Darrow
Onondaga County
New York
Cattaraugus County
Bridgewater
J. A. Colton
G. I. Miller
Central City
C. H. Fish
L. C. Payne
Waterloo
W. J. Darrow
Berea
J.L. Darrow
Ada. L. Darrow
Roy Benedict
Gertrude FE. Darrow
J. C. Darrow
Twenty Five Years Ago in Monticello February 1881
A retrospective from Monticello recounts marriages and deaths in February 1881. Notable items include William Joslin wed Lucy Mowett on February 2, illnesses and fatalities such as N B Hall dying of pneumonia, and Mrs. James Sutherland passing away aged eighty three. The column notes lightning injuries, a chimney smoke misattribution, a new chicken venture near the fair ground, and a funeral for Laura Landmann.
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Monticello
William Joslin
Lucy E. Mowett
N. B. Hall
Scotch Grove
J. W. Mershon
Scroggie Williamson Wedding at Clay Township
At the residence of George Scroggie in Clay township on February 7 Richard T. Williamson of Center Junction and Jessie H. Scroggie were married by Rev. S B McClelland. A pleasant gathering of relatives and friends attended with refreshments. The couple will reside on the Williamson homestead near Center Junction.
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Williamson
Center Junction
January 1906 Marriage Licenses and Marion Manslaughter Conviction
The district court clerk lists marriage licenses issued in January 1906. Mrs Eckles, arraigned in Marion for the murder of Constable Martin, was found guilty of manslaughter and will receive a penitentiary sentence.
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Eckles
Marion
Martin
Light Brahma Cockrels For Sale In Anamosa Iowa
A few Light Brahma cockrels offered for sale. Score cards furnished. Inquiries directed to J. T. Chegire in Anamosa Iowa.
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J. T. Chegire
Towa
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J. W. Doxsee
Hicks &Guyan’s
Home News
C. A. Errickson
B. L. Cobb
Eilers & Bolton’s
Arthur Kiburz
Kansas
Postmaster Pond
Myrtle Irish of
Hopkinton
Lovell House
Kilers & Bolton’s
O. 0. Watson
Madelia
Burrichter’s
G. Brazelton
Oklahoma Addition
Deitrick’s
Barney Magee
Puleston
J. M. Hofacre
Prospector
Fryberger & Bigley’s
Nellie Matthiessen
Manchester
H. H. Starks
North Cedar Street
Postmaster Himebaugh
Elizabeth Campbell
L. H. Lang
Matthias Sweesy
Mike Brown
East Monticello
Dawson Place
Walker Berlin
Diantha M. Gardiner
S. L. Gardiner
James A. Gavin
Washington Township
Diamond Creamery Co
Sand Spring
Henry Alferts
Anamosa
Fred Koop
Dolly Madison
Bessie Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
James’ Hogan
Castle Grove
Maslin
J. A. Deatrick
F. A. Anthony
Chicago
Robert Young
Mrs. Young
Mrs. Anthony
Matt Noyes
Oklahoma
J. M. Sleeper
Des Moines
C. E., Graham
D. N. Perkins
Miss Evans
Helen Heiken
Cedar Rapids Business College
Monticello Realty Co
Fairfield
Peter Till
Fred Kutt
James Rite
Henry Dolken
James Carpenter
Wilson Brothers
J. C. Richardson
Florence Wilson
Gertrude Alexander
Harry Wilson
McClure’s Magazine
East 23Rd St
N. Y
Congregational Church
William Henderson
Faulkton
South Dakota
Faulk County
Alexander Marshall
Chestnut Street
Buttolph
A. E. Himebaugh
Fryberger & Bigley's
Bert Hubbard
Henry Carter
Cy. Bort
W. W. Rhodes
Monticello Bank
Billy
Anamosa Journal
F. P. Stuhler
Stewart
Anamosa Friends
Stuhler
Charles J. Rettig
Trenton
Missouri
Alfred Tucker
Minnesota
Hicks & Ricklefs
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Knights of the Order
Ottumwa
Paralta
Charles H. Rastede of
J. G. Suter
Jos
A. Alexander
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
Weber Building
Kempf
John Evans
Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept
C. Brennaman
Monticello State Bank
Nellie Freeman
N. W. Austin
Riverside
California
St. Valentine
Love
Ira Grover
Emma Albertson
J. J. Albertson
Coleridge
Nebraska
Albertson
Miles Colton
Arthur Coyle
Luke Coyle
Colorado
Sarah Ward
Maggie London
W. R. Keough
Charlotte Kehoe
Martin Kehoe
Estherville
Kehoe
Hicks & Rickless
Kitsie’’ Clark
Jane Warner
Clark
Sycamore Street
George E. Wood
Bellevue
Ohio
Wood
Columbus
Department of State
Mr. Wood
T. A. King
Clarence Simpson
Dyersville
Doutrick’s
N. G. Leichhardt
George Lobingier
Disciple
A. Matthiesen
James Sutherland
Scotch Grove Township
Luna Farwell
Abe Bigley
Agricultural College
J. TL. Corbett
Susan Matthison
Jennie Holmes
John
Fair Ground
Farwell
Washington
Garfield
James A. Galligan
Mary McKeever
Peter McKeever
Temple Hill
Charles C. Curtis
Laura Emily Landmann
Fred Landmann
J. W. Innes
Presbyterian Church
Lemuel Aldrich
Ambrose Tharp
Leonard
Lyman
Lester Aldrich
Oakwood Cemetery
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Baes Saeneere
George E. Shaffer
Sadie A. Wells
Mabel M. Baade
John Gordon Sant
Claude Stingley
Elnora Scalls
Mary Benhart
Herman H. Stutt
Imperial Taffeta
America
Eilers & Bolton
Peter Meyer
J.T. Lacy
Prairieburg
J. A. Voorhees
Eusa Fe
Hubbard & Hanken
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar Street
Lovell Block
Collingswood’s
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