Will White Jr. Hurt in Farm Accident at Livingstone Place
Center Junction reports a near fatal accident when a young horse plunged suddenly while being led, striking Will White Jr. on the forehead. Dr. Young treated the gash with five stitches and he is recovering. The issue also notes local sports results, club activities, and community updates from Monticello and surrounding areas.
Scotch Grove Sunbeam Mission Band Marks 25th Anniversary
The Sunbeam Mission Band of the Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church celebrates twenty five years since its founding on the first Sunday in January. charter members numbered about twenty children, now many heads of families. Officers include Laura Sinclair president and Mrs. D O Sinclair superintendent. Membership has ranged up to fifty and current members total twenty five. Funds raised have varied from five dollars to thirty dollars in 1919. A Cedar Rapids wedding notice for Biena Collman Crawford and John Hughes Wallace is also noted, with Wallace described as the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Austin Wallace
B. C. Hughes
Miss Crawford
Norval M. Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Wallace
West Point Military Academy
Yale
West Point
Bain & Son
Des Moines
Hbride
Edward Warner
Muscatine
Warner
Paul Warner
Wayne Township
Charles
Montana
Mabel
New York City
William B
Henry
Monticello
Robert Clark
Andrew Davidson
Scotch Grove
Thelmas
August Bahls
Rockwell City
Frank Pelkey
Sunbeam Mission Band
Presbyterian Church
Lite
Sophie
M. Sweezey Place
Laura Sinclair
Gretta Brady
Emma Hughes
Merle Hutton
Geneva Loomis
D. O. Sinclair
L. E. Hutton
Wyoming Declamatory Contest and Local Officers
The Wyoming high school plans a Wednesday January 10 declamatory contest in the assembly room featuring humorous and dramatic divisions with students including Carl Saxon Mary James Rowena Meyers and Verda Fifield. Royal Neighbors and W R C install officers. A A Hall of Marlow and other out of town attendees noted. weather hindered distance guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
P. A
IL. S. W
Carl Saxon
Aliie Brown
Mary James
Laddie
Jene Chatterton
Verda Fifield
Rowena Meyers
Jim Oaks
Grizelda Morse
du- Dameas
Royal
Schaefer
Minnie Wilker
Minnie Bender
Elizabeth Behnke
Altice Leamon
Louviea Adams
Midna Garside
Lucy Milner
Una Guthrie
Mabel Mors
Inner Sentinel
Pearl Rogers
Mary Brown
Mabel Morse
Eliza Morse
Ida Penler
Janet Robertson
Chaplin Harriet Tebo
Louvica Adams
Bertha Bye
Sarah First
Minnie Tasker
Delia Walcott
Alice Leamon
Kate Anderson
Bertha Hopkins
A. A. Hall of
Marlow
Masonic Lodge
Lester Hearn
Monticello
Heath
Baldwin
Leffingwell
Gabel
Kalouse
Traelich
Oxford Junction
Maggie Ireland
Gladys Hoyul
Helen Womachka
Jessie Guthrie
Progressive Club
C. B. Schaffer
Bertha Edwards
Nettie Wherry
Round Table
Ethel Pealer
Wyoming Legion Post
Opera House
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Fostoria
Ohio
Noble Grand
W. G. Behnke
Henry Bramer
J. N. Swordes
E. J. Stoffel
Henry Fishwild
Eleanor Day
Fred Day
W. C Shaffer
Cedar Rapids
Oliver Anderson
S. Davis
Center Junction
Mary L. McDonald
J. L. McDonald
J. W. James
Ladies’ Ald Society
Diana Fret Club
East Main Street
Misses Alden
Caroline Isman
Kate Maple
Clear Water
Minnesota
Walter Immel
Oxford
W. EB. Edwardsa
Cecil Wherry
Des Moines
Amber Notes and Movements At Daly Farm Community
Amber Iowa reports a large gathering at W H Daly family farm on December 30 amid poor conditions. neighbors present congratulate the Daly family who move to Anamosa. Otto Otten and Will Daly relocate farms, with multiple local residents moving days. Nearby updates include hospital, school, and church notices along with births and deaths in Cascade and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
W. Hi. Daly
Daly
J. Hi. Duncan
Anamosa
Otto Otten
Tred Bangs
Yanitton
South Dakota
W. A. Clark
Onslow
Mr. Rowe
Charles Grey
Will Daly
Paul Hanken
Charles Michaels
Peter Robertson
Aiccce Lincoln
Lloyd Robertson
Ben Englebart
Herman Englebart
George Schoon
Hayo Schoon
Tom Schoon
Mercy Hospital
Siebert Sieverson
Walter Reece
Herman Engliebart
Bowery
Preston
Vivian Daly
Lyons
Jessie Belknap
Maynard Belknap
Phillip Bailey
Ross Lincoln
Claude Knight
Lulu Robertson
Anamasa
Black Oak School
Mabel Grey
Frazier and Son
Reg Badger
Chicago
Clifford Soper
Ora Andrews
Onslow County News Highlights Local Death and Meetings
Mrs Bates of Mitchell South Dakota attended the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Matilda Lewis held Wednesday at one o'clock at the home of her sister Mrs Jean Lewis with the Methodist minister from Center Junction in charge. Burial at South Mineral cemetery beside her daughter. Clay township farm bureau met December 28 at Bethel church electing Royal Chatterton president Mrs J Horton vice president Mrs Kohemuller secretary treasurer. Astrurian club met at Mrs Minnie Kennedy home with annual meeting electing Mrs Harriet Lamey president and Laura Smith secretary. Several residents attended burial services for Mrs Robert Russell from here. Regular town activity includes visitors, stock shipments, and local housekeeping, with many residents traveling, working, and hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will White Jr
Will
Dr. Young
Center Junction Boys
Anamosa
L. Himebaugh
EK. L. Himebaugh
Hatch & Brookman Lumber Co
Will Serbousch
F. L. Serbousek
Monticello
Miss Diggs
T. S. Platner
Presbyterian Ladies
Claude
Elgin
Illinois
Youngs
Young
Y. M
C. A
Gene Lewis
Herman Hubbard
J. A
O. M. Miller
John Breed
Shippers’ Association
Creamery
G. Thompson
Will Leech
Frank Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Nelson
Strewberry Point
Frank Jones
Andrew Robertson
Rock Rapids
Presbyterian
John Alexander
Myrtle Livingstone
F. E. Livingstone
George Killinger
Center Junction
Canada
Mary Ryan
Maquoketa
D. C. Watson
Leola
Wyoming
Peter Prahm
John Antone
Manchester
Henry Hanken
Royal Chatterton
J. Horton
Kohemuller
Astrurian Club
Minnie Kennedy
Harriet Lamey
George Lyons
Laura Smith
Lozier
Robert Russell
G. Streeper
Franks
W. C. Paul
T. B. Johnston
Will Clark
Fred Bangs
Frank Rowe
Davenport
Kenneth Kennedy
Ben Warren
Clarence Orr
Pat Edwards
Bethel Church
Will Kokenfuller’s
Miss McCune
Mr. Fenton
Alva Streeper
Streeper
Mabel
Mildred
Sears, Sr
Clinton
al Stickley
Colfax
Ruth Helfrich
Moline
Van
Mackrill
Dubuque
Merle Hicks
Fayette
Hicks
Jeffries
Corwin
Leaper
Arthur McMaster
Clarence Reade
Chicago
Stock
Hall
Arnold's Park
Wicks
Joseph Tracy
Mt. Vernon
Bone
C. W. Holst
George
Paul Paulsen
Kenwood Park
Bernice Garnett
Charles Rowe
Walter Koon
Jill
Grippe
Duncan Wasson
Will Knight
Castle Grove Hosts Pattern Alteration Class
Miss Bertha Huber of the Ames State college extension department lectured Castle Grove ladies on alterations of commercial patterns. Class members included Mesdames Che, Pfeil, Specht, Hosford, Jramer, McLaughlin, and Minnie Hasler and Gladys Hosford. Next lesson set for Tuesday January 16 at the same venue. Also notices Farmers Mutual Insurance Association annual meeting this Saturday. G Ellis found his team after it vanished from the yard. Emma Eileen suffered a painful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Huber
State College At
Ames
Monticello
Castle Grove
Mesdames
Henry Che
G. Pfeil
George Specht
S. M. Hosford
F. C. Jramer
W. D. McLaughlin
Misaes Minnie Hasler
Gladys Hosford
The
Express
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Eilis
Emma Eileen
Measles Epidemic Closes District 4 School in Town
In the township an measles outbreak closes district No 4 school with multiple homes affected. Local residents report illnesses including Laura Hahn and Alva Hahn while Fred Heiken handles substitute teaching in Hale Township. Notable visits include Monticello State Bank meeting attendees and Mercy hospital treatment for a hip fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heiken
Anamosa
Alva Hahn
Algo
B.king
Thomas, Kehoe
W. D. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
M. Hosford
Monticello State Bank
George Specht
Mercy Hospital
W. W. Morgan
Hopkinton
Watkins
Noble
Dr. Hunter
Monticello
J. H. Heiken
Sand Spring Socials Highlight Quiet Holiday Season
A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Egger in Sand Spring honored their daughter Helen with about fifty guests. Games dancing and a midnight lunch marked the evening as guests returned to school in Hopkinton. News notes detail visits travels parties and local chores across Monticello Hopkinton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Egger
Helen
Egger
Louise Gestel
Viola Green
Alice McVey
Dorothy
Lois Pierce
Dale Wheeless
Willie Guthrie
Edwin Egger
Gertrude Arduser
Monticello
Pierce
F. M. Wheeless
IE. M. Hucker
Hopkinton
C. R. Gearhart
Cedar Rapids
Pauline
Frank Ferring
Fred Hegger
C. K. Greer
F. J. Gestel
Manchester
W. J. Murray
Clara
Dubuque
Father Shah of
Worthington
John Shuster
Anna Tobin
G. P. Walmutt
Near Hopkinton
H. S. Pierce
Clarence Shuster
Christmas and New Year Socials in Local Town
Cliff Benson returns home for Christmas accompanied by his sister Lelas who stays in Burlington for New Year. Families from east of town and Marion attend New Year’s dinner at J. J. Dolan home. The moving picture hall is rented by Rowley DeLancey and Lauser. Local residents resume duties after holidays while visitors and new rural mail carrier Forest Johnson begin service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff C Benson
Miss Lelas
Burlington
John Fehr
Town
J. Lauser
Marion
Dolan
Sgr
J. J. Dolan
Rowley
DeLancey
Lauser
Moving Picture Hall
Woodland
Ludley
Edith DeLancey
Manchester
Agnes Kula
Cedar Rapids
Grandma Kula
McMaster
M. D. Woodward
Stimpson
Troy Mills
N. L. Floyd
la Mont
Anamosa Eureka News Brideunited in Colorado Springs parsonage
James F. May of Anamosa and Miss Emma Phillips of Colorado Springs were married at the Congregational parsonage on Thursday evening December 28 by Rev. Ernest Evans. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peet of Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. May
Anamosa
Emma Phillips
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Ernest Evans
Julius Peet
Mt. Vernon
H. PD. Miller
Morley
Cedar Rapids
H. Z. Reese
Domestic records in Jones county 1922 summary
Public records show 136 marriages and 18 divorces in Jones county in 1922. Of the divorces 16 were to wives and 2 to husbands. reasons include cruelty, desertion, adultery, and felonies. The county treasurer issued 1,687 auto licenses with ~2,800 cars accounted for for 1923 tax. Pending applications and a January 1 penalties loom for delinquent owners, potentially boosting road fund receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Basin
Jones County
Local notes recall weddings and thefts in Hopkinton area
A column reports Judge Herman F Zeuch of Des Moines wed Miss Willa M Fresburn of Crawfordsville in Marion on December 30. Also Miss Opal Bowers married in Worthington to Lawrence Fiedler with Rev Father Schilmoehler officiating. Cliff Main visits for New Year and C D Pierce deal completed giving Reggintin and Grief ownership of a Hopkinton garage. Alva Smith reports hog thefts with gas-stunned pigs. Porto Rico incompatibility cited in Lincoln Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Arnold
Hopkinton
Herman F. Zeuch
Des Moines
Willa M. Fresburn
Crawfordsville
Marion
Opal Bowers
Cuff
W. H. Reggintin
A. J. Grief
C. D. Pierce
Reggintin
Dubuque
Grief
Alva, Smith
Union Township
Smith
Notice of Final Reports for Jones County Estates
Final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees listed in the annexed schedule have been filed with the Jones County District Court clerk. A final hearing and approval are set for January 22, 1923, at Anamosa Iowa, where interested parties may appear and file exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Celia Bobletter
Fannie McLees
J. W. Doxsee
Robert C. Stirton
H. M. Carpenter
Millie M. Little
Ntee
Anamosa
Towa
B. G. Rees
Oowa
Jones Sonty
Iowa
Henry Moran
John Bodenhofser
E. I. Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxser
Chas. A. Doxsee
Proprietors
Otto Olten
Bolanger
Stanwood
George Andrews
Elmer Andrews
Myron Dodge
Dale
Taylor
Prairieburg
Phil Daly
Vivian
Alex Robertson
Anamona
William Stingley
Paul Springer
Cave
George Swhnon
Henry Eden
Newport
John Husman
Fred Joseph
Marysville
Kansas
Carl Eden
Henry Wheeling
Ethel Dodge
Ruth Young
Pearl Bailey
Glen McNeilly
Springville
Hearst Duncan
Anna Corcoran
Thomas Powers
Cascade
John Clancy
Filmore
Clancy
Sacred Heard Church
Fillmore
Leon
Albers
Francis
Gertrude
St. Martin’s Church
Coffey
Garry Owen
Hehir
Temple Hill
Gerkin
St. Mary's
James Reddin
Patrick Reddin
Omaha
Don J. English
St. Patrick's Church
Garfrongen
Angeline Albers
St. Mary's Church
White Lake
E. Vogel
West Cascade
William Dunn
Bernard
St. Peter's Church
Cascade Cafe
Seery Building
Mary Gross
Henry Sadler
Basin
B. C
Wise
Julius Vogel
Rawlins
Ernest Vogel
East Cascade
Margaret Becker
Paul Becker
Thomas Martin
Art Sauser
John Boland
Ford
Donnelly & Lauser
John H. Weber
State Capitol
Febie Russell
Martin Moore
New Albin
James Armstrong
Roy Beard
Anamosa Eureka News
Lincoln Journal
E. Mont Reilly
Porto Rico
Suerife
Jonas
A. D., Resources
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Iowa
M. J. McNelily
C. A. Burmeister
M. J. McNeilly
Co. A. Burmbeister
Bertha M
Burmeister
Jonea -Coility
J. M. Young
Chas, Moncrief
J. M. Moses
New Hampshire
Connecticut
L. P. Waddick
Kay
Dr.n. W. Ackerman
Veterinarian Center
H. M. Remley
James Remley
Remley & Remley
Main Street
Paul E. Gibson
A. M
Maurice D. D'S
Lowell Block
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Hide& Fur Co
N. Baker
Duer
Moticello, Iowa
George Albery
Dentral
Gedar Street
First Street
Knights of Columbus
M. F. Hogan
Leghorn Land
Hopkinton, Iowa
Bateman Wowllecto
Fowe
C.H Schipman
MAIN
Wallace Farm
Cass Center
Jersey
Rhode Island
John Mayberry
H. Z. Reese, Auctioneer
T. H. Watters
Central Lumber & Coal Co
G. P. Rockstad, Mgr
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