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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Local Notes Roundup From Monticello Area
Many residents and visitors are listed with brief hometown travels and social calls. F. J. Cross visited Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and the Porters were seen in Marion and Hopkinton. various others from Center Junction to Anamosa, Lemars, Greenfield township, and Cass township are noted with weekend or midweek trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Gordon
Marion
Local Notices and Social News From Monticello Area
Marriage of George Holmes and Gladya Tharpe in Monticello by Judge Locher reported. Property sale and relocations of residents noted along with a newborn, travels to Colorado, and a Missouri move. Weather sleighing improves after light snowfall and local events include church suppers and an oyster farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holmes
Gladya Tharpe
Kansas bargains and public meetings in Monticello vicinity
Advertisement style notices describe land dealers in Minnesota visiting rural Iowa, with public meetings led by J A Voorhees and associates, plus Spirella corsets and a Monticello corn et band reorganization. Obituary notes Mrs Eugene Leggett of Monticello dies after cancer operation at Anamosa sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlbut
Minnesota
J.T. Lanigan
Jones County
Fatal accident shocks Miles City man at railway crossing
James Piper, brother of Mrs. Henry Warner, was killed near Miles City Montana on the 10th while crossing a track as a train of 35 miles an hour struck him. The coroner jury found the train unlawfully fast and warnings lacking and Piper negligent for not watching for the train. Piper was 54 and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Piper
Henry Warner
Miles City
Montana
Piper
Monticello
Longtime Langworthy Matriarch Nancy Clarke Dies at 86
Nancy Delila Clarke wife of James Clarke died at her Langworthy home on the 20th at age 86. Born July 23 1822 in Tioga County New York she moved to Jones County in 1851 and spent her life on the family farm. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church in girlhood and remained a member. Married in October 1879 she is survived by one son in Oklahoma eleven grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one sister Mia Jane Burrows and one brother D Ackerman. Funeral by Rev Roy V Porter was held last Tuesday at Langworthy Cemetery. husband and grandchildren thank neighbors for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Delila Clarke
James Clarke
Langworthy
Mrs. Clarke
Tioga County
New York
Jones County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oklahoma
Mia
Jane Burrows
D. ©. Ackerman
New York State
Benevolent Host Helps Tramp Then Reviews Local History
A hungry tramp is hosted for breakfast by a motherly mistress who shares hard work ethics before the story shifts to a review of the first volume of the History of Jones County. The compilation by R. M. Corbit covers early county life, officers, schools, churches, and industry, praising the work while critiquing the second volume’s biographical sketches as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
8. J. Clarke Publishing Company
R. M. Corbit
Monticello February 1880 Local Notices Recap
Obituaries and notices from The Express list deaths of James F. Rippey D. B. Kinsella Eliza J. French Almira E. West and Joseph Bobleter aged 17. Marriages include Jacob Carmichael and Miss Schneider Louisa Byers and George Palmer Barbra M. Timpe and Frederick Matthiessen. Community events cover a fair proceeds report a crockery store opening a party for Fletcher Burnight and a temperance lecture series plus the Northern Iowa Butter and Cheese association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
the Express
James F. Rippey
Little & Bidwell
Jacob Carmichael
Mias Schneider
Lenora Hitchcock
Wayne Township
Sarah Wier
Minnie Babcock
Anna Buxton
Anamosa
George Palmer
Bowens Prairie
Louisa Byers
Onalow
I. H. Phillips
Burlington
Grand Lodge
Frederick Matthiessen
Barbra M. Timpe
Browning
Carroll County
Northern Iowa Butter and Cheese Association
H.D. Sherman
Aid for Interurban Railway Petition Circulated in Monticello
A petition of freehold taxpayers seeks a special election to levy five percent tax in two installments to fund the Manchester and Davenport Interurban Railway. Promoters promise stock for contributions and await road completion from Manchester to Davenport via Monticello, with options to end at Olin. Residents see business and travel benefits and urge a large pro tax vote if the line is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Monticello
Olin
Davenport
Tipton
Bennett
Corn Exhibition and Premium List at Monticello Iowa
On Friday March 4 an exhibition of corn will be held at Monticello. Prof W B Crossley of the State College will lecture on corn growing and seed selection. Premiums are offered to encourage seed corn and oats entries with multiple classes and prizes including cases, hats, mats, and stockfood products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
W. B. Crossley
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Holden
Crossley
Iowa
O. K. Greer
Regina organist Fisher to give recital at Congregational church
Prof J Edward Fisher of Regina Canada will perform a pipe organ recital at the Congregational church next Monday evening the 28th inst Admission is 25 cents He is a noted organist and chorister currently on a recital tour Also mentions his Sunday singing at the same church and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Rath
Ackley
Presbyterian Church
Philippine Islands
J. Edward Fisher
Regina
Canada
Congregational Church
Fisher
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M. W. Herrick
D. E. Pond
Fred Matthiessen
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Mrs. Matthiessen
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Leo Kiburz
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Godfrey Bader
W. A. Hogan
Kingfisher
Robert Candler
Peter Hagen
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District Court
Willie
Israel
Mano
Beery Bros
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Leeship, Brown & Rink
Monticello Canning Co
Battenburg
Hicks & Ricklefs
A. A. Errickson
Zimmerman & Vo
EB. A. Hubbard
Wm. Altman
A. G. Hanken
Steiner’s Grocery
Arent Stockfood
Stablers’ Sons Oo
Davis Hardware
EH. G. Burrichter
O. H. Scotje
A. Kempf
Marie Hateman
Nellie Kellum
Davis’ Hardware
Wagner
South Dakota
Castle Grove Catholic Church
Poland
Rhode Island
W. T. Kehoe
E. J. Hopkins
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C. H. Schipman
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Hicks & Ricklepfs
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Boston
Boston School Board
Roller Mills
Buck
Lang
L. H. Lang
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