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Chicago visitor Rev. E Gruenstein and many locals travel for visits and sales. A string of names attend weddings, sales, and real estate transfers while stores promote discounts and remnant bargains.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
8
Chicago visitor Rev. E Gruenstein and many locals travel for visits and sales. A string of names attend weddings, sales, and real estate transfers while stores promote discounts and remnant bargains.
A collage of items from Anamosa to Center Junction includes farm sales and rentals, wood for sale, visits from Michigan, funerals, church moves, personal notices, sales at Alsever’s, fur coat bargains, real estate offers, and restaurant notes. Names include Mareell Bros, Fred Lawrence, Rev OC Mardorf, J Si Hall, Chauncey Bates, Ed Brazelton, I D Terwilliger, Carl Mardorf, and Elmer Hicks among others.
John Perrine attends Jones County Telephone Co stockholders meeting in Anamosa as reports show profits and six percent preferred dividend. Lizzie Behrends assists Rev W L Schuetz at German parochial school near Sand Hill church. New Hall hardware proprietor Frederick J Cross arrives with family and plans to settle in Sarles homes. Sheriff pursues Charles Owens for larceny in Onslow, arrested in Hampton. Welch & Welch defend Cascade township boys in juvenile court. case ends with reprimand. Monticello Canning Co to plant sweet corn. price raised to six dollars per ton. nearby investors from Central City eye factory. Squire Lammon spends week in Monticello. grandson of G W Lammon reflects on town surveys.
The winter lecture program features William Stirling Battis, noted Dickens interpreter, presenting living characters from Dickens works at the Methodist Episcopal church next Monday evening January 26. Readers can expect a refined dramatization of Nickleby, Oliver Twist, Micawber and more.
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