Local Notices From Monticello Boil House News
Mrs Kellogg of edgewood visits Fred Kellogg family. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Herman Hanken Wayne township. Mr Rickles Gerdes recovered from two weeks illness. Mr H Frerichs Wayne township ill with grip. Miss Anna Lane confined with grip. Alex Marshall to move to Manchester. G W Simpson of Boston visiting Monticello. Mrs Bristol residence for sale. Dr F B Sigworth to be in Monticello January 29. M W Herrick agent and Rudolph Kasper very ill from exposure. Mrs Newton Parrott noted. J Swigart Maquoketa owner of Jones County Times visiting. plant sale rumors unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frerichs
Wayne Township
Josiah Swigart
Maquoketa
Jones County Times
Monticello
Prospect
Monticello News Roundup From Anamosa Papers
Monticello residents hear of grip illness, births, and deaths. Reports detail illness of Norman Starks, a hotel visit by families, and a death from consumption. County papers named for official 1901 uses include Monticello Express Anamosa Eureka and Anamosa Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Montticello Express
Anamosa Eureka
Anamosa Journal
Monticello area tax arrangements announced by county treasurer
The county treasurer lined up with Lovell State Bank to handle tax payments across Monticello city and several townships. Duplicate tax lists were provided, promising convenience for taxpayers in Monticello, Lovell, Castle Grove, Richland, Scotch Grove, and Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell State Bank
Monticello City
Lovell
Castle Grove
Richland
Scotch Grove
Wayne Townships
Domestic assault case ends with Aldrichs fined
Justice P O Babcock presided over a case in which Lem Aldrich and his son Lester were found guilty of assault and battery, each fined five dollars and paying costs. Sackett was cleared after it emerged he sustained all injuries. The report also notes the death of Bertha Blassing at 24 after influenza and blood poisoning following her child’s birth. The obituary mentions her husband Mr Blassing and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heisey, Sr
Z. W. Montague
Vinton
Lela
W. H. Hagen
Waverly
Henrietta Hagen
Charles Herrington
Herrington
Arthur Hall
King Kaylor
Ahab DeWitt
E. E. Hoag
P. O. Babcock
Lem Aldrich
Lester
Frank Sackett
Castle Grove Township
Sackett
Aldrichs
Bertha Blassing
A. I. Fairbanks
Cass Township
Monticello
Anamosa
Blassing
A. L. Fairbanks
German Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Company
Wayne Township
Henry B. Bohlken
Harm Harms
VEAL
PS Gaan Tetrad
Creesenserensver
Telephone subscribers listed for Monticello residents
A revised directory of local telephone subscribers is published for Monticello. The list names individuals and their residences or offices including Baker J M Spear, Coughlin Dre We, Carpenter TH M, Christensen R Saloon, Diamond Creamery Doxsee Teo, Attorney Office Eller, and many others. The notice notes the Lovell House visit of Dr F B Sigworth on January 29 and mentions revival services at the Christian church continuing all of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Sdsaagaabr
Baker
J. M
Coughlin
Dasseeeeenens
Dental Olice
Carpenter
TH. M
Lss
Eped Assenger Christensen, R
Connor & Floqan
Haines
Gen
Herrick
Dwe
Avicabistisvaie
Ollice Henderson
Herington
Chas
Hoag
Helier
Helier, Dr. FL Avisessessweeee
Dental
Hunter
W. W
Ollice Hunter
Eegchge
Negeteeves
Inglis
HSE
UGG
Ish
Dateeaedeasitateten
Ss Office
En Terre Frre
Jackson
A. Ti
Ccscissees
Aibeheke Anes Jones Co
Rigidegistaaaiavarnes Office
Kohl
Wissie
Edetpihts
Beahavelesboestecequaee
Lawrence, HO
Gyersy Phigneet
Saeheenbexe Pray Cues
Apt Trang
Jisceveesesssteersterenenetees
Lovell
Liessesceesesseenee Abaentaks Af
Lovell’ State Bank
Matthiessen Bros
Sarles
Ee Meessaatwarenssied
Amber Office
Wien Agaeaeaie Pas Beaeienee
Schaeffer
Moaviehaisty Beyide Bod Selvtia
Esas
Stirlon
the Christian Church
Charges Against Anamosa Warden Draw Board Scrutiny
A Town State Register clipping reports the Iowa Board of Control will investigate specific charges against Warden W A Hunter of the Anamosa penitentiary once affidavits are filed. The dispute centers on bookkeeping and account practices, with claims of carelessness and a widening gap between Fort Madison and Anamosa ledgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Anamosa Penitentiary
Board of Control
Anamosa
Register
Anamosv
Fort Madison
Tur Express
W. A. Hunter
State Board of Control
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Express
J.W. Doxsee
First Street
Home News
Mrs. Kellogg Ofdgewood
Fred Kellogg
Blankets
Hicks & Eilers
Herman Hanken
Yarns—Hicks & Eilers
Mr. Rickles Gerdes
Deutrick’s
M. W. Herrick
Cloaks—Hicks & Eilers
Anna Lane
Deatricks
Alex. Marshall
W. A. Overing
Manchester
H. C. Wills
Messrs
John Johnson
William Fetter
Menson
Iowa
Deatrick’s
J. B. Curtiss
Chicago
G. W. Simpson
Boston
Simpson, McIntire & Co
Plymouth Rock
Newton Parrott
F. B. Sigworth
Mgr
Rudolph Kasper
W.F. Ronn
Eseyi
Hans Haak
Elmore
Minn
Hugh Kidd
Scotch Grove Township
Hugo Lutz
Feathers—Hicks & Eilers
Isaac Isaac Rigby
Mr. Parrott
Sumner
Norman Starks
Alden Worster
Birdie
Algona
C. Worster
Emporia
Kansas
Selim Worster
Langworthy
Fuller
A. L. Kiburz
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners of
George F. Leclerc
Leclerc
Dubuque
H.C. Wills
Chicago Post
Kitty Creek
Cedar Rapids
H. A. L. Bigley
W. §. Barker
W. H. Shapland
Wyoming
P. B. Daly
Amber
Sutherland
Taylor
Epworth
Cyrus Taylor
Ralph Swigart
Frank Kenney
May Evans
Frances Fisher
John Foust
Lou Hoskins
Mabel Overly
Ella Nelson
Center Junction
Sandhouse
Paul Lemen
W. M. Lemen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kegley
Lillian Elizabeth Rundle
Don W. Rathbun
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Wills
Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Welare
Opera House
O. R. Ricken
Congregational Church
New Church
J. A. Doutrick
Monticello Electric Co
J. S. Hall
S&s
S&s. E. Sarles, D. E. Pond, R. M. Hicks
Wm. Stuhler
R.C. Stirton
J. W. Doxsee
D. E. Pond
R. P. Smith
Golden Eagle Clothing House
D. J. Goopstonn
W. I. Rohn
H. M. Troy
Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College
Lovell House
Warden Hunter
L. A. Benedict
H. Schipman
South Sivg First
Monticexo
Hubbard & Hanken’s
Scar H. Soetje
Ruszist
Dwalwr
Sherwin-Williams
Eastwood & Chase
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