Local notices and ads from Monticello run of 1901
Numerous brief items list residents and visitors Elmer Lang John Perrine G W Eastwood and relatives in Chicago. Local commerce promotes Deutrick Burbrichter Model groceries and New Idea patterns. Mr and Mrs Joseph Faber celebrate golden wedding on March first with a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Faber
Richland Township
Local Monticello Notes and Neighborhood News Tidbits
Monticello and surrounding areas report travel to Texas Lamont and Cedar Rapids on business births of a son and a daughter property sales including 1800 dollar sale to Mrs Williamson local industrial fair planned mid April charity suppers and dances oyster suppers and jewelry notices new goods at The Golden Eagle Clothing House local building plans and a smallpox case linked to a Springville resident with a visitor history in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Carl Mentzer
Springville
Tremont House
Repstein
First Street
Gill Street
Lovell
Peak
Second Street
H. M. Carpenter
Walnut
Second Streets
Maple Street
Orange
First Streets
Cedar Street
First
Brad Streets
Grand Street
Main Street
Maquoketa River
Iron Bridge
North Cedar
Sycamore Streets
Sycamore
Maple Streets
Hall
Youthful Conversion sermon at Congregational church
Sunday morning the pastor will preach on Youthful Conversion with a focus for parents Sunday school workers and the young. An evening service with music follows. Mrs M H Yeeter returned from St Paul after millinery shopping and Dr and Mrs Teeter plan a Chicago trip for a Northwestern University dental alumni meeting. The Jones County Telephone Co central station switchboard arrived with new features and the firm bought Bishop Co lines. Postmaster Pond faces a flood of rural route applicants from varied backgrounds and occupations seeking mail carrier jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
M. H. Yeeter
St. Paul
Jones County Telephone Co
Bishop Co
Steiner
Ringling Bros Route Book Shown For 1901 Circus
Mr F W Koop displays the Ringling Bros circus route book for 1901 described as a handsome illustrated diary. It includes a Diamond Creamery picture noted as one of the world’s largest with 7000 pounds of butter daily. The Monticello grounds are praised for being exceptionally fine and large business is noted. Major and Mrs Winner receive a complimentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Koop
Ringling Bros
Sernon
Diamond
Monticello
Major
Fire destroys Deacon White place on Rickels farm
The John Rickels farm house near town across the river burned last Tuesday at noon. Occupant Sam Humble lost nearly all household goods. Rickels also lost items he was moving in. Humble had no insurance. Rickels likely had no removal permit. The building was insured with German Mutual of Wayne township. Estimated building loss about $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickels
Deacon White
Sam Humble
Humble
Rickels
German Mutual
Wayne Township
Death and court actions in Monticello area notices
The Burns Lodge in Monticello reports the death of Francis Eaton in Orwell Ohio from heart disease after a longtime residence in Bowen's Prairie. Julius Ladehoff of Scotch Grove received a five day jail stay after a striking altercation near the Buffet saloon in Monticello. Squire Babcock imposed a $20 fine alternative with jail time. Prof. C R Scroggie plans to leave Monticello schools to study agricultural science at Ames next year and will build a house due to high rents near the college.
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Burns Lodge
A. F
A. M
Monticello
Orwell
Ohio
Francis Eaton
Eaton
Bowen’s Prairie
T. W. Little
Julius Ladehoff
Scotch Grove
Anamosa
Fred Schroeder
Tradehoff
Harry Dice
Dice
Squire Babcock
Ladehoff
C. R. Scroggie
State Agricultural College
Ames
Scroggie
Widow Priscilla Condon Dies in Monticello After Illness
Mrs Priscilla Condon widow of George W Condon died at home after a lingering illness born Priscilla McDaniel in Fredericktown Ohio January 25 1826 aged over 76. She helped orphans and nieces and left most property to Mertie Finke and Bessie Huntley. Funeral at Methodist church led by Rev W M Lemen. Survived by brother David McDaniel and sister Eliza DeHaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Condon
George W. Condon
Condon
Priscilla McDaniel
Fredericktown
Ohio
Jones County
North Mineral District
Monticello
Dubuque
Louisa DeHaven
I. H. Phillips
Bessie
Mr. Huntley
Mertie McDaniel
J. E. Finke
Clinton
Roy
B. M. Huntley
Boone
David McDaniel
Eliza DeHaven
Boone County
Death of Dr Lyman J Adair at Anamosa
Dr Lyman J Adair of Anamosa a leading Jones county physician died at home from pneumonia after about ten days illness. Born November 28 1840 in New York, he served in the Civil War then studied medicine moving to Manchester and finally Anamosa. He practiced at the penitentiary and was local surgeon for two railways. Survived by his widow Sarah Porter and son Dr Fred Adair. Funeral held last Tuesday with viewing prior to services.
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Andrew Davidson
Ashburn
Canada
Barbara Miller
Davidson
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
L. J. Adair
Anamosa
Lyman J. Adair
Jones County
Adair
Dr. Adair
Monroe County
New York
Summit County
Ohio
Hiram College
Co. K
19Th Ohio Infantry
Co. H
104Th Ohio Infantry
Nashville
Franklin
Atlanta
Columbia
Tennessee
Copley
Manchester
Iowa
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
Sarah J. Porter
Hartford
Connecticut
Penitentiary
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Anamosa Lodge
A. M
Fred Steele West
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John Perrine
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Cyrus Heisey
Marion
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Douglass H. Smith
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Tineara
Doutrick
R. ¥. Williams
United Brethren Church
G. W. Eastwood
S. J. Banner
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J. W. Coxsee
Mary
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Burrichter’s
John M. Reichart
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Tom Hefner
James Draper
Farley
W. F. Rohn
Fred Egger
M. Sweesy
George Sweesy
Washington
David Goldstone
Manny Simon
Madelia
Burbrichter
Howard Putnam
Matthews
Catholic Church
Deatrick
Asa Logan
Johnson
M. W. Herrick
Mrs. Chas, Stott
Mr. James Shelley
Kitty Creek
A. A. Mirick
W. A. Mirick
J.S. Trumbull
Cedar Rapids
Bert Hubbard
Clark
Ursula Prader
Robert Maurice
Jefferson, Town
John Ford
Robert Williamson
Charles J. Wahl
Langworthy
H. F. Barricater
Epworth League and Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Yousse
Yousse
Schweitzer
George Brown
Shover Farm
United Brethren Y. P. C. U
Golden Eagle Clothing House
Stetson
Tiger
Champion
D. I. Gomstrone
Eastern Star
Jake Matthiessen
America
Parrott
Wright
South
Wm. Ford
Spokane
Messrs
George
Wm. Stuhler
Carl Albertson
South Dakota
Civil Service
Reed
Madison Township
Onslow
Madison
Wyoming
John May
Cascade
Odds and Ends
Lovell Block
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H. C. Wills
Co. H. Schipman
Merchant Tailor
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Oscar H. Soetje
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Sherwin-Williams
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