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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1917

Page

8

Jitney Train Fate Upheld by Rail Board Hearing

Officials of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad seek to discontinue the Monticello Oalmar train with a February hearing set in Des Moines. The line cites prior losses and poor patronage though residents report steady turnout and useful connections for long trips. Senator B W Newberry will represent towns along the line with Commerce Counsel Henderson assisting.

Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul Board of Railroad Commissioners Des Moines Monticello B. W. Newberry Strawberry Point Commerce Henderson

Death of John Byerly at Wyoming farm obituary

John Byerly died at his home near Wyoming last Thursday January 19 from arteriosclerosis due to old age. Born August 26 1825 in Mercer County Pennsylvania he moved to Iowa in 1865 with his wife and seven children. Survived by his second wife Jeanie Boyles and children Elizabeth White Emma Jane Hood Franklin and John H. He helped found the South Mineral Burial association and contributed to education in Jones County. He died at age 94 and was active in the Christian and later Methodist Episcopal churches.

John Byerly Wyoming Mr. Byerly Mercer County Pennsylvania Katherine Klinginsmith Mary Ellen Florence Celesty Ida Bell Elizabeth White Olin Emma Jane Hood Franklin Onslow John H Iowa Labola Byerly Jeanie Boyles Jones County South Mineral Burial Association Christian Church Methodist Episcopal Church A. W. Smith

Accident at Anamosa Narrows Trains At Crossing

Anamosa sees a near fatal collision when a Northwestern passenger train backing from the Clin ton roundhouse strikes a Morley couple’s auto near the Metropolitan Supply crossing. Dr T D Jacobs and wife and H J Johnson and wife escape unharmed except Mrs Jacobs who suffers a shoulder injury.

Anamosa Eureka T. D. Jacobs H. J. Johnson Morley Johnson Metropolitan Supply Main Street Clinton Roundhouse

Local Births and Deaths Reported in Community Notes

Cascade Pioneer items announce the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Jerry McCabe on January 13 and a son to Mr and Mrs John Knepper born Wednesday night. Emmett Kean returns to the Kean Miller ranch near Roundup Montana after holidays with Rob ert Kean family. Mrs Dr Lane visited Independence with her mother Mrs Coleman Leyden. Patrick Hogan Roche dies Friday afternoon after a brief illness, with a peaceful final moment around 1 39 p.m. He had been considered improving earlier that morning.

Jerry McCabe John Knepper Emmett Kean Kean- Miller Roundup Mont Robert Kean Dr Lane Independence Coleman Leyden Patrick Hogan Roche

Langworthy News Notes and Announcements

Miss Anna Poppe recovered from appendicitis at Mercy hospital Avamosa and returned home. The Langworthy Co Operative Creamery annual meeting is set for Saturday January 27 in the schoolhouse. Oscar Rapids Feature Film Co. will show at the opera house Friday January 26. Several locals visited, others traveled, and farm shipments of hogs cattle and hay moved this week.

H. J. Stutt, Jr Margaret Poppe Arend Poppe Oscar Rapids Feature Film Co Opera House Hol Eden Strawberry Point Mies Marie Andersen Christ Scheer John Heyen F. A. Miller Joe Bayles

Only a Deaconess at Center Junction Opera House

Rev J O Davis presents the four act drama Only a Deaconess at Center Junction Opera House on Friday evening February 2. The play follows a young woman dragged into a life of shame who is converted and becomes a Deaconess through Travelers Aid work. Admission 25 cents with children under 12 at 15 cents.

J. O. Davis Methodist Episcopal Church of Center Junction Davis Center Junction Opera House

Bids invited for seven IBK spans and culverts in Jones County Iowa

Sealed bids are requested at the Anamosa county auditor's office by 10 a.m. February 6 1917 for seven IBK spans three pony truss and nine concrete box culverts. Plans are available at the auditor's office. A 5 percent certified check is required with each bid and a 50 percent contract bond will be demanded if awarded. The county may reject any or all bids and may waive defects. Br i d material bids include specified sizes with FOB Jones county delivery.

Anamosa Iowa Board of Supervisors Jones County J. Hines

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