Local Notables and Visitors Span Cedar Rapids to Monticello
A collage of short notes lists residents and visitors across Iowa towns from Cedar Rapids to Monticello. Mentions include Leroy Clark in Cedar Rapids, Misses Bohiken and Howell in Anamosa, John McDonald in Center Junction, and families like the Woods and Overley visiting relatives in Nebraska, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Interspersed are ads and notices on licenses, summer millinery, and Deatrick's specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Bohiken
Esther Howell
Anamosa
John McDonald
Center Junction
Monticello
Monticello Notes A Busy Fourth With Many Local Visits
Monticello residents kept busy during the Fourth with visits, travels, and social events. Miss Pyrlman Waugh and Miss Grace Podhaski spent the Fourth at Anamosa, while Miss Kate Perley guests with Miss Carolyn Hicks. Anamosa Chautauqua draws Monticello attendance daily as Harry Stabler recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrlman Waugh
Grace Podhaski
Anamosa
Kate Perley
South
Carolyn Hicks
Monticello News Highlights Local Happenings
Local items report M W Herrick returning from a hot western trip and home life. Ford clears First street for macadam. three weeks expected. Miss Ethel Smith returns from Detroit to Monticello. A O Zacher moves to Wisconsin with family. Beulah Fern Campbell visit. Jamesville kin join Fourth. Presbyterian delegates travel to Vinton. Shaffer wedding concludes with divorce earlier. Minnie Gardner dies after illness. Judicial convention in Cedar Rapids favors renominating three judges. Mrs Miller near death in Cedar Rapids hospital. Sand Hill Lutheran services delayed. Bowen's Prairie services planned. City council approves bills and authorizes sidewalk repairs and borrowing 2000. Monticello post office promoted to second class. new second clerk Milton Thoeni. Mr Magee possibly to assume postmaster duties. Pedro Hofacre back from North Dakota. drought seen across states. Fourth of July quiet with Center Junction visit. canning firm expands corn planting. Mabel Inglis visits with several gatherings. Harris of Diamond Creamery returns to Boston. insurance issues resolved and rebuild planned.
Heat records and local notices mingle in a stormy July
A government thermometer hit 102 on Friday July 1 marking one of the hottest days since 1854 with only two higher readings in July history. The piece also notes few 100 degree Julys in 56 years and cites past records from 1894 and 1901. It also covers obituary notices and cards of thanks amid community events in Hopkinton Reinbeck and Innes family losses due to whooping cough.
Monticello Baseball Narrowly Defeats Anamosa in Closed Games
Monticello pitcher Leverick faced Burrell in a tight outing, but Monticello failed with fielding errors in the eighth inning allowing Anamosa to score. Thompson stood out with two singles and a walk, Boody caught well, and Belle umpired a quiet game. Cascade was held to one hit in a separate win for Monticello, and a later city park game ended 3 to 1 in Monticello’s favor with crisper defense and pitching by Crabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
Leverick
Davenport
New York
Burrell
Thompson
Dowden
Stary
Boody
Belle
Springville
Johnson
Cascade
Monaphan
Saunders
Lund
Frank Locher
Crabb
Lochers
Halley
Sa Comet
Anamonag
Rhe
PO Thompson
Davia
Vinadl
Hallfworth
Locher
Vlevarlek
Podhuski
Q ' Loder
Strawhruize
L Allen
The
Brown
Swords
Eace
Moss
Iy Clapp
H Burrell
Pb Veg Ui
Monticallo
Burrel
Anan Q
Sworda
Burrall
Hil
Podbaski
Ae Thompson
Hollingswor Thavis
Vittall
Veere Th
Biseniua
Arabb
Kelly
Davis
Monaghan
Endelin
Lane
Kerwick
Bisenius
Dolson
Mrs Margaret Sanford Obituary Recalls A Life Of Kindness
Margaret Sarah Cook born near Langworthy Iowa May 2 1857 taught in Jones county schools then married William H Sanford in Amber Iowa in 1878. She moved to Kansas City Missouri in 1903 and died June 29 1910 after seven weeks illness. Funeral July 3 1910 with tributes to her noble character and survivors including husband daughter and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sanford
Margaret Sarah Cook
Langworthy
Jones County
Iowa
John W
Mary Cook
Monticello
William H. Sanford
Amber
Legion
Kansas City
Missouri
Trigg M. Thomas
Allegro Club
Mount Washington
W. H. Sanford
Jennie S. Gosney
William A. Sanford
S. W. Cook
Rose Bellows
8. W. Cook
Blue Mound
Kansas
Alice Cook
Wichita
Allen T. Sanford
Salt Lake City
Utah
George G. Schaeffer
Liberty
Republican County Convention at Anamosa Endorses Taft Policies
The Jones County Republican convention gathered in Anamosa with broad representation. Delegates backed Taft, Good for tariff votes, and endorsed district court judges Huison Smith Treichler while opposing the current primary system and urging its repeal. Delegates to state and judicial conventions were named, and officers organized to form the county central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
A. E. Grimwood
A. A. Cole
J. W. Doxace
T. E. Booth
T. H. Lightfoot
Taft
Good
Judgea Ellison
Smith
Treichler
Jones County
Iowa
Cooper
Watt
District Court
F. O. Huison
M. P.’ Smith
W. N. Treichler
J. H. Remley
Ae Aas Waid
J. E. Remsey
H. M. Remley
R.M. Corbit
B. HB. Rhinehart
W.A
Hale
D. A. Clay
H. J. Lang Sr
Lt. Lamb
A.Q. Alden
D. A. White
O. W. McMaster
W. J. Mills
J. BE. Booth
Harriet Cunningham
Congressional
H. Pond
Judicial Committee
O. H. Andergon
R. M. Oor
Monticello School Sealed Bids for Temporary Heating Plant
The Monticello Iowa Board of Education invites sealed bids by 2 PM August 10 1910 for furnishing and installing a temporary heating plant and housing. Specifications by Harry E Netcott Indiana include one tubular boiler one pump and shelter with foundation and connections. Bid should include a $100 certified check and a $600 bond. board may reject any bid. signed J E Bateman Chair Blog Com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Board of Education
Harry E. Netcott
Independence
J. E. Bateman
Telegraph office gets temporary new clerk
S D Gilliland of Paralta fills the telegraph office on a temporary basis. W D Magee requests relief to tend private business before a new post office posting. The Omaha Bee notes a railroads bluff dismissed as weak by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Gilliland
Paralta
W. D. Magee
Omaha
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E.G. Burrichter
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Cedar Rapids
Leroy Clark
Fred Matthiesgen
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Mrs. A. Kempf
Randolph, Neb
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Deatrick’s
Mr. E. Porter
Edgewood
Miss May Overley
Kress, Texas
Mrs
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Deutrick’s
Fred Smith
Elhirgburg
Ed. LeClerc
H. G.A. Harper
Dolly Rundle
Marion
Mrs. Wm. Woods
Nebraska
Hazel Neal
Hattie Griffith
Little Son
Anna Hastard
Worthington
Martha Moore
Harry Main
Hopkinton
San
C. C. Crocker
Sand Spring
A. F. Bart
Wu. W. Eastwood
Dixon, Illinois
Clara Rickless
Mrs. Gee
Schoonover
J. Z Benedict
Farley
Franky Overley
Onslow
Doatrick D. G. Co
Cross Hardware Co
Fred Berlin
Ida Johnston
Perry
E. B. Ryan
H. A. Starks
Mrs. T. Carson
Beliet, Wis
EH. A. Lang
West Branch
Anna Bentner
Clark Byam Jr
Delhi
Mrs. Glover
Arlington, Nebraska
W. L. Rosa
Rob Neal
W. W. Hunter
Minnie Knapper
Kate Aschigen
Eynie Burrichter
Minnie Dickman
Lost Nation
Anna Harrington
Britt
Fred Matthiessen
Owl Restaurant
Lawrence Locher
Kryl
Albert McNeil
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Regal
Center Junction Auto Co
Misa Martha Wernimont
Council Bluffs
Herman Miller
Waterloo
Olella McLaughlin
West Union
Mr. Magner
M. McLaughlin
Gannie Tifrancexcco
Lena Klaslsey
Nina Warn
Myrtle Phelps
Roy Gruenewald
Prairieburg
Oliver Peatitewaite
J. P
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Henry L. Evans
Castle Grove
Wm. Campbell
May
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A. W. Steiner
Pennsylvania
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H. S. Bennett
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A. G. Rodman
Sumner
John Page
Dubuque
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Battle Creek
Chicago
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Bert Hubbard
Andrew Davidson
Geneva
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Charles C. Crocker
Larchwood
Robert Abel
Ne Prestes
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William L. Schuetz
Oriel
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Margaret Maire
Grace Sandhouse
Vinton
Convention of Christian Endeavorers
J. O. Lawrence
Harry Stabler
Hubbard
Cunningham
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Henry Adams
Spokane, Washington
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Walter Allen
Quilford
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George Hubbard
G. H. George
Ethel
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Rosalie Nelson
Edward L. Goodsell
Belmond
Edith Rettig
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Louis Stabler
Coughlin
Walnut Street
M. W. Herrick
Ford
First Street
Ethel Smith
Detroit
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Richard Zacher
Hediger
Beulah
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Haworth
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Jamesville
James Wilson
Raymond Sandhouse
Asa Lambert
Presbyterian Christian Indeavor Society
I. A. Shaffer
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Justice Locher
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Cedar’Rapids
M. W. Ferrick
LaPorte
K. D. Miller
Schuetz
Sand Hill Lutheran Church
Bowen’s Prairie
Hayden
Milton Thoeni
Magee
Pedro Hofacre
North Dakota
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Charles L. Foster
Monticello Canning Co
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Mr. Loveland
Foster
Arene
Cedaralla
Mabel Inglis
Eugene
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Innes
Mary Coxsee
OC. D. ‘Chase
Mary Pond
H. P. Harris
Diamond Creamery Company
Boston
J. W. Innes
Reinbeck
George
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