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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
7
Monticello Social Notes and Local Sales Listings
Monticello residents and visitors are noted including Bert Walker from Chicago and Mr. Teeter from Chicago. Local shops advertise cheap cloaks, yarns, blankets, and leather goods, while Mrs. Barnard of Dubuque and Miss Foley of Anamosa visit Monticello. Social events include a church supper March 5 and a Masonic banquet gathering Hicks family members from Chicago. school exhibitions and garden items are also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hicks
Chicago
Monticello
Monticello Area Notes on Local People and Events
Local items Chronique cover William Allen buying Kiburz estate, the Eastern Star initiation and oyster supper, Carl Schneiter moving to Mason City, jurors drawn for Cedar Rapids U S court, a larceny case dismissed, a sewing contest, rummage sale, a lecture by Rev Nugent, a wedding in Wayne township Anna Husmann and Carl Wendt, a Monticello Congregational church engraving, Fannie Ralston donation supper, death of William Pfeil of Mapleton, and the Brown infant dies near Monticello.
Visitors from LeMars and Wayne Township
Messrs John Albers and John Raverts of LeMars are visiting Wayne and Scotch Grove townships and arriving last Friday morning. John and Fred Bingelli will depart tomorrow for western Iowa following a surprise party at their parents home. Mesdames G. G. Schaeffer and Richard Dawson hosted friends Tuesday night and will host again tomorrow at Mrs. Dawson’s home. Mr James Wasley married Miss Minta Jarrett at the Savannah Illinois M E church parsonage on Thursday February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Otten
Scotch Grove
Grace Gerdes
John Gerdes
Wayne
Rev
Mardorf
Wayne Township
John, Albers
John Raverts
LeMars
Wayrie
John
Fred Bingelli
Iowa
Mesdames
G. G. Schaeffer
Richard Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
James Wasley
Minta Brown
M. EF. Parsonage
Savannah
Illinois
Monticello
Minta Jarrett
Henry Balster
Martha Eggers
Rev. Schutz
J. B. Eggers
Mr. Balster
Geo. Balster
Grumm Place
Henry Herren
Anna Ottens
Henry Dierks
Ottens
Girls Enter Contest At Eastwood & Chase As Training Starts
Local girls are urged to register for a sewing contest with Eastwood and Chase. The piece notes changes to March 9 for entries and encourages participation, while reporting on community events and upcoming church and social activities in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood & Chase’s
Eastwood & Chaast’s
Messrs. Eastwood & Chase
Prairieburg mail carrier’s runaway sleigh incident
A Prairieburg mail carrier’s horses bolted near the Tremont house last Friday morning. They veered toward an electric light pole, spooking the pair and breaking one runner of the sleigh. The horses split directions after the pole passed between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Tremont House
Pleasant surprise and travels noted in Monticello news
Mr and Mrs Frank Darrow of Klangworthy host a welcoming surprise and plan to move to Adair county. Three train loads of cattle pass Monticello bound for Kansas City markets valued at over $60 000. Odd Fellows honor Mr O R Ricker with library table and leather chair. Charles S Bidwell tours the South and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Adrian King to wed Miss Fannie Brady at Scotch Grove. Tur Mone advertises prices on prunes apricots halibut peaches and soap. Leroy Russell dies at Onslow aged about 24 from pneumonia. John Stewart pioneer creamery man dies in Spokane and is interred in Anamosa. his Iowa creamery helped birth a major industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Kansas City
Odd Fellows
O. R. Ricker
Ricker
Clark Byam
Mr. Charles
Bidwell
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Lousiana
Springfield
F.C. Brown
Joe Campbell
Lake Charles
W. J. Rosa
H. Rosa
New Orleans
Adelbert King
Fannie Brady
John Brady
Scotch Grove Township
W. M. Lemen
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Castle Grove Township
Tuexpress
Leroy Russell
R. W. Russell
Onslow
West End
John Stewart
Spokane
Washington
Anamosa
Iowa
Stewart
Philadelphia
Jones County
Rev McGinness Leaves Monticello After Six Month Pastorate
The Rev McGinness ends his six month tenure at the Disciple church in Monticello and departs amid warm expressions from friends, the Monticello Ministerial association, and local business people. A peculiar hobo figure appeared in town seeking aid, claiming to be a printer and attorney, while a Washington's Birthday banquet by Trinity Commandery entertained Masonic families with a cross-shaped table and elaborate menu. Tax notices and real estate ads appear, including Stevenson admin, Monticello Bank listings, and rentals/for sale ads from Clinton Missouri and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bro. McGinness
Dily
Carrie Nation
Commandery
Washington
Jredericksburg
Virginia
Alexandria Lodge
Residence for Sale in Monticello on Reasonable Terms
A well located residence in Monticello is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The seller notes the home is in excellent repair and mentions G. H. George as the contact or related party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sale
G. H. George
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
First Street
Home News
Bert Walker
Deatrick’s
M. H. Teeter
Blankets
Hicks & Eilers
Geo. Barnard
Dubuque
C. H. Soetje
Deatrick
Mr. Bono Barrack
Strawberry Point
Hicks& Rilers
Josie Foley
Cloaks
Hicks & Rilers
Don Rathbun
Marion
The
Randle
Ada Chase
Postville
A. T. Chase
Feathers—Hicks & Hailers
G. W. Peck
LeMars, Iowa
Deutrick’s
Claude Smith
Wyoming
D. A. Palmer
Messrs
C. R. Howard
Clifford Niles
M. E. ‘Church
Carl Stubler
Stublers
Lovell Township
A. G. Williams
Clinton
John Hollar
C. C. Rynerson
Farley
Elmer Mayberry
Paul Black
Jas
Phillips
Henry iSeery
Tessie
Stella Curley
Cascade
Warren
R. C. Stirton
Home Forum
Stuhlers
I Allen Will
Nebraska
Alfred Starks
Mr. Starks
Norman Starks
Deutrick
Matthiessen
Eastern Star Lodge
Carl Schneiter
Mason City
Schneiter
William Allen
Hannah Kiburz
Duffy
United States Court
Cedar Rapids
John Moreland
Olin
D. M. Griffith
A. J. Schoonover
Lime Aldrich
Condon
Father Nugent
Des Moines
Archimedes
New Congregational Church
Monticellos
Fannie Ralston
Rigs
U. B
Conrad Pfeil
Wm. Pfeil
Mapleton
J. A. Doutrick
Coggan
Anna Husmann
Carl Wendt
Ryan
Melchert
Harm. Husmann
Husmann
Harvey
George
Rebecca Brown
Lemen
Bowen’s Prairie
A. Parkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. Phettaplace
Greeley
Cedar: Rapids
Lowell State Bank
Monticello City
Lovell
Castle Grove
Richland
Wayne Townships
James A. Voorhees
R. Ricker
Methodist Church
Lemon
Ben R. Warner
Opera House
Warner
C. H. Purmort
D. D
C. B. Harvey
Independence
Golden Eagle
D. L. Golpstone
Dan Pond
Billie
Margaret Pond
Frank Darrow
Klangworthy
Darrow
Adair County
Heinz
Trinity Commandery
Knights Templar
North Madison
Center Junction
Stevensan
Corporation of Monticello
Nancy Stevenson
J. M. Stevenson
Adm
Kiburz
D. F. Posh
Spring
Igor
Park
China
H. C. Wills
H. Schipman
Merchant Tailor
Monricxtxo
Furniure
Scar H. Soetje
Crusszist Ax’ Chemist
Sherwin-Williams
Eastwood & Chase
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