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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
2
Pfeil Cramer Wedding Brightens Castle Grove New Year
The Pfeil Cramer wedding on December 27 in Castle Grove drew about thirty five guests including relatives from Monticello Clinton Wasaw Neb Mason City Hopkinton Hazel Green and Uniontown. Rev Stackler officiated with lavender gown bride and flower girl Olive Cramer. A wedding dinner followed with many presents and travel plans to Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castin Grove
N. B. Johnson
Waterloo
L. P. Waddick
Monticello
Maggie
Mary Davidson
Cedar Rapids Business College
Levi Berlin
E. J. Orcutt
Pfeil-Cramer
D. 8. Stackler
Monticello M. FE
Olive Cramer
George Pfeil
Elsie Cramer
Mary
Emma Pfeil
Sam Eberhart
Will Hiller
Hosford
Hoffman
Christ-boy
Miller
Angelus
Sower
Marilla
Divine Sheppard
Bodenhouser
Madonna
van Dike
Conrad Pfeil
Byron
A. Benson
Clinton
F. M. Gillilan
Clifford
Wasaw, Neb
J. P. Cramer
Hopkinton
Matilda Cramer
Mason City
Grace Thompson
John Cramer
Uniontown
Wright Thompson
Chas. James
Clyde Thompson
Miss Hogg
Hazel Green
Mrs. Pfeil
Center Jaxerion News of January Visits and School Departures
Center Junction notes visitors including John Elvidge and W I Sanford of Amber and Anna and Blanche Canty in Maquoketa. Uncle John Overley of Onslow visits J S Smiths. Van Buren couple gift $25 New Year purse to Rev and Mrs Van Buren. John King journeys to Monticello for his father’s funeral. Eight local young men depart for Epworth Iowa City and Minneapolis to attend school. Norman Crans visits before returning to Davenport then Iowa City to study law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaxerion
John Elvidge
W. I. Sanford
Amber
Anna
Blanche Canty
Maquoketa
Scott
John Overley
Onslow
Smith
van Buren
John King
Monticello
Idgar
Neb
Norman Crans
Davenport
Iowa City
Laverance
Arthur Young
J. V. Dawson
Geo
Lewis van Buren
Epworth
Willie Felton
Myron Young
H. G. Davis
Minneapolis
Local items note changes and health in Onstow
Mrs. Van Ness is sick. R R Miller moves onto T W Sils bee farm. I C Finch & Son install clothing in Hall building. Mrs Paul the milliner plans to sell out. Royal Neighbors social held Monday evening. Mr Weiderman visited from Miles and sold his residence to Jos Tomlinson. Orr & Graham take over the implement and harness business. Berteweck stock sold to South Dakota parties. remainder being closed out. Sam Reide and Saml Beary poor health. T N Silsbee also ill with his daughter Mrs John Byerly Jr. Zach Oregon of Cushing visits old neighbors. town has grown. Chas Benkey injured felling a tree. hip likely broken or dislocated. Notice of Scotch Grove United Presbyterian Cemetery association annual meeting January 8 1900 at 10 00 a m. M J McNeIluby secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berteweck
South Dakota
Sam’l Reide
Clay Township
T. N. Silsbee
John Byerly
Zach Oregon
Cushing
Onslow
Chas. Benkey
Frank Shane
Shane
Beakey
Junk Buyer Opens Scrap Shop on First Street
Mr. H. Fredlanskey operates a junk purchasing room at the old Van Meter carpenter shop on First street offering top prices for old iron rags rubber copper zinc brass tallow beeswax horse hides sheep pelts and wool. Railway rates have increased about twenty five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fredlanskey
van Meter Carpenter
First Street
Churches Hold Week of Prayer in Monticello
The Evangelical Alliance marks a week of prayer with services across Monticello hosted by the Congregational Presbyterian and U B churches. Programs list Rev J A Tings Rev D B Staebler Rev C C War Rev J Harper and others with 7 30 p m starts and a note inviting all parishioners and friends to attend. The schedule also includes Sabbath school Junior League Young people services and prayer meetings plus Sunday morning and evening services at the opera house. The Congregational church reports a successful annual meeting and endorsements include Supt Deitrick trustee F P Stuhler and treasurer W F Rolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J.A. Tings
God
Presbyterian Church
Staebler
U. B
Rev
C.C
Harper
Sons of God
A.m. Junior League
Opera House
Christian Church
Anamosa Board Picks Chairman and Committees
The Board of Supervisors in Anamosa organized this week by electing T. H. Dunn as chairman. It named committees including Finance Sutherland and Brainard. Equalization Clay and Scroggie. Poor Farm Sutherland and Scroggie. Roads and Bridges Clay and Dunn. School and Bonds Brainard. Claims Clay. Salaries Sutherland. Poor Outside Dunn and Clay. Public Buildings Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
T. H. Dunn
Sutherland and Brainard
Clay
Scroggie
Sutherland
Dunn
Brainard
Interments in Oakwoods Cemetery 1899
The 1899 Oakwoods Cemetery burial records list numerous interments by date, name, and age, including Robert Gray, L G Hildreth, Jos Smalley, Ursula Gadmer, Nathain Smith, Catherine Ackermen, Ephiriam Pepin, John Rigby, Mrs Frank Butler, Lois Lightfoot, Joseph D Smith, Ola Matson, Lauretta Mansfield, Ann King, and Alfred S Miller among others, with ages ranging from infancy to 81 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray
Janus
Lynn Schaeffer
Kline
A. Rohn
L. G. Hildreth
Jos. Smalley
Iid
C. J. Berga
John Hearn
Nathain Smith
Catherine Ackermen
J. M. Hofacre
C. D. Hosford
Aly
Ephiriam Pepin Ag
John
Rigby
Ang
Frank Butler
A. D.smith
Arthur Starks
Fredrika Elges
Lois Lightfoot
Joseph D. Smith
Ola Matson
R. UU. Rickless
Bertha M. Yousee
Catharine Stuhler
Daisy Rundle
James B. Smith
Lauretta Mansfield
Ann King
C. P. Henderson Nien
og—Tnfant
Ed Kibur Nes Dee
John Hein
Elmer Arthur Hubbar Aatt i
Joseph Tring
Christie Ann Stevenson
Margret Kasper
Alfred S. Miller
Seeeais
Bathing Nose Blowing Causes Deafness Warns Reader
A seaside habit of blowing the nose after bathing can trap salt water in the Eustachian tube, causing temporary or permanent hearing loss. The advice: wait after a bath before blowing the nose and do it gently. A sharp inversion on business ethics notes honesty and sagacity.
Old Memphis Stove Tale Highlights Gas Bill Shock
A Memphis family kept using their old wood stove after a gas range was installed. The workman left gas jets burning inside the oven and the woman cook kept cooking on wood, leading to a $21 gas bill. Investigation found the oven jets had burned since the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Memphis Scimitar
Backing Up Skills On Narrow Causeways
A New York Sun excerpt notes skill in backing up a vehicle on a sloped causeway. It explains hitting the curb precisely on level ground and the precision required to back into an excavation area where a narrow cellar causeway narrows at the top for carts or wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
The Cost of a Church Carpet Revealed
A Chicago Advance estimate tallies direct and collateral costs of church carpeting at 800 dollars, arguing final total reaches 4000 dollars after counting labor, worry, and social costs from fundraising entertainments. The piece cites the burden on church life and giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ile
Residence for Sale and Dairy Ad Notice
Residence for sale offers a cottage and two lots on reasonable terms with all in good repair. Raven Food dairy product claims to increase milk flow, improve cow health, prevent abortion, aid digestion, and cure calf scours. Gee Stabler & Son Grocers of Monticello Iowa advertise. Former Senator William M Evarts, nearly 82, is confined to home but remains engaged in public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee, Stabler & Son, Grocers
Monticello
Iowa
United States
William M. Evarts
Made Young Again Edition Claims Teen Rejuvenation
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills restore youth with two weeks nightly use. It touts liver stomach and bowels benefits, a vegetable formula, no griping, 25 cents at Pra der's Drug Store, and includes other medical claims and a separate note about a Newark gentleman’s insomnia relief from a warm foot bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 2 Turner
Dempseytown
Prader’s
Old People Made Young By Electric Bitters
J C Sherman editor of the Vermontville Medio praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for aging and many ailments. He claims it stimulates kidneys tones stomach aids digestion and improves appetite. He and his wife report remarkable benefits. Price fifty cents at D C Prader's Drug Store. Also notes two daughters of Senator Mason study law in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Medio
D.C. Prader’s
Wife’s Advice Saved Him With Dr Kings New Discovery
Ir M Ross of Winfield Tenn credits his wife for urging Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption which cured his bad cough and breathing difficulty. The medicine treats coughs colds bronchitis la grippe pneumonia asthma hay fever and chest throat problems with guarantees and trial bottles at D C Prader’s Drug Store. The article also notes Queen Victoria sent a personal present to Cape soldiers weighing eighty eight tons costing £4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. M. Ross
Winfield, Tenn
Dr. Kings
D.C. Prader's
Notice of seized horses from Monticello by W W Hogan
On December 13 APD 1800 W W Hogan of Monticello Iowa took up five mares described as dark roan, iron gray and brown mares about five years old each weighing around 700 pounds with markings and a brown colt star in forehead. Owner may reclaim upon proof of ownership and payment of costs. 2w3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hogan
Monticello
Iowa
Auction of Monticello Lot In Debt Case
By special execution the court in Jones county Iowa orders sale of Lot 59 in Monticello to satisfy a judgment of 743 72 with 55 61 costs and accruing costs. The sale to be at the Anamosa courthouse steps on January 13 1900 at 10 o clock. purchaser to pay cash. J W Doxnr attorney signs the notice dated December 18 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Ann Stevenson
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Margaret Kasper
Monticello
Flora C. Deischer
Flora
Deischer
J. A. Hartman
M. W. Herrick
Martha J. Hutton
Wesley S. Hutton
Philander Hutton
Martha IL. Clark
Albert Clark
Bessie Gee
Susan Lapham
John Lapham
MW. Dt. Hutton
J. W. Coxsee
Anamosa
Towa
Chas. S. Bidwell
R. A. Ricklets
Gronewold
A. D
Nancy Sutherland
J. A Hartvan
District Court of Jones Co
JW Doxser
R.C. Stirton
de Bonis Oon
Levi G. Hildreth
Jedediah Perris
Mary Ferris
Jedediah Ferris
Township
North Range 4
Lowa
de Bonis
Matt Noyes
Thomas Reabeck
Recorder
Thomas Rearick
United States
Levi G
Ildreth
J. W. Doxler
TL. M. Remley
Eighteenth Judicial District Court of Iown
Estate of Charlotte Smith Probate Notice
Charlotte Smith Qt Administratrix with J W Doxsne as attorney for the estate is named in a probate notice defining representation and filing requirements for claims and administration of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Smith
J. W. Doxsne
24th Tl. M. Remany Judge of the Eighteenth Iowa District
The notice identifies Tl. M. Remany serving as judge in the Eighteenth Judicial District of Iowa. It references official capacity and geographic jurisdiction within the state's court system. The fragment confirms judicial title and district designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl. M. Remany
Eighteenth Judicial District
Iowa
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Center Junction
Onstow
Jan
Scotch Grove United Presbyterian Cemetery Association
Week of Prayer
Evangelical Alliance
Ministerial Association
Congregational Sunday School
Supt. Deitrick
Congregational Society
F. P. Stuhler
W. F. Rolin
Mr. Baker
Oakwoods Cemetery
Barranca
London Telegraph
Timkins
Chicago News
Toledo
Philadelphia Times
Featherstone
Bobbie
Brooklyn
Washington Democrat
Caroline Ors
Roberts
Utah
Bucklen
D.C
A. Newark Genteman
Mason, Ofllinois
Missy Michel
Miss Ruth
Washington
Victoria
Cape
Cordova
Heandard Oll CO
J. A. Wartman
Clerk District Court
Jones Co
J. W. Doxson
A. Matthiessen
D.C. Proper
W. 8. Barker
M. W W. Hutton
J. W. Doxsar
M. H. Hutton
J. W. Doxsrr
Hiram Arnon
Said
District Court of
Jonesounty
James 2B. Smith
Deph
Monta Ee Town
Palace of Sweets
J. H. Fryberger
the City Laundry
J. A. Miller & CO
Modern Remedy CO
Wane
Illinois
O. H
Matumaur
Mundell
Monticello State Bank
Stubler’s
Stahler
GEO. Stuhler & Sons
Scribner’s
J. M. Barrie
Tommy and Grizel
Theodore Roosevelt
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Harding Davis
Henry Norman
Russia
Wanter A. Wyckoff
Thomas Nelson Page Henry James Henry van Dyke
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Edith Wharton
Octave Thanet
William Allen White
Frederic Irland
Harvard
Senator Hoar
Puvis DE
Walter Appleton Clark
E.C. Peixotto
Henry McCarter
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Charles Scribners Sons
New York
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Montaalla
Omaha
Sioux City
Peda
St. Paul
Farley
Do “Freight
Pease A .esbNes Anamosa
Marion Freight
Kansas City
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Calmar—Freight
Davenport—Freight
Oxford Freight
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