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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
2
Fourth of July picnic and town events at Onslow
Onslow July reports many residents traveling or visiting, a Wyoming party passing through to Maquoketa, a Bertha Alexander wedding to Dan Saxon, and Mayor Wanichek resigning with S B Richardson as successor. The Fourth celebration featured a band, a high school game, balloon ascent, a parade, fireworks, and civic pride with no major incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Bromwell
Marion
Bowery
Local notes and visits from July town gathering
Scotce Grove July 9 reports visitors H H McKinney Anamosa and Ethel McKean Hopkinton guests at McKean home. Olive Hughes Cedar Rapids visits. Center Junction convention attended by D D Clark and S J Rice. Lyle Sutherland Des Moines visiting relatives. Presbyterian church youth society seeks reorganization. Sunbeam Mission Band plans fourth annual lawn social July 23 at Robt Clark. Mrs Mary Sinclair leaves for Madison SD with Rev H Robinson. expects stay through September. Daisy Winans bitten by rattlesnake on Fourth. with home remedies she improves. Wromine July 9 notes L Walston heads to Kansas to visit Grace Wright. County delegates search for conveyances. Mrs Foster Illinois visits sister Mrs N Williams after husband’s death. Claud McMillen Epworth preacher at First Presbyterian. Local courtship tale at John Paul home. Dr and Mrs Wm Lamerton depart for Wyoming. Dr Lamerton to begin practice. Fourth of July celebration praised. band and male quartet admired. Florence Richardson’s reading and David Brant speech highlighted. few elderly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onstow
John Ottsen
Kansas City
Louie Stimson
Verda Lytton
Monticello
J. B. Orr
Northwest
Grandma Lamey
H. D. Hall
van Ness
Chicago
Mason City
Chase Bros
John Neelans
John Sokol
E. E. Jeffries
Dr. Tregloan
Olin
Lou Noyes
Blanche Johnson
Wyoming
Melvin Finch
Clinton
J. D. Stickley
A. E. Daugherty
Monmouth
Clara Himebaugh
Mrs. Remington
Jewell
Hiram
Webster City
Maquoketa
Canton
W.S. Hall
Max Lamey
Frank Richardson
Robin Corbit
Law Department
Michigan University
Frank Thomas
Frank Hanley
Stanwood
J. A. Paul
W. A. Alexander
Bertha
Dan Saxon
Fishwild & Schaeffer
Wanichek
S. B. Richardson
Bohler
Scotce Grove
H. H. McKinney
Anamosa
Ethel McKean
Hopkinton
C. B. McKean
H. V Robison
Oxford Junction
E. L. Himebaugh
Epworth
Olive Hughes
Cedar Rapids
D. D. Clark
J. Rice
Center Junction
Lyle Sutherland
Des Moines
Doolittle
Lawrence
McKean
F. E. Bentley
Frank
Haverhill
Young People's Society
Presbyterian Church
Sunbeam Mission Band
Robt. Clark
Mary Sinclair
Madison
South Dakota
H. Robinson
Wromine
L. Walston
Kansas
Grace
Dot Wright
Foster
Illinois
N. Williams
Claud McMillen
First Presbyterian
John Paul
Coe College
Wm. Tourtellot
Wm. Lamerton
Florence Richardson
David Brant
Prairieburg July Fourth Draws Large Crowd
Prairieburg July 7 crowd swelled to about 2500 by 10 AM as residents and guests arrived from nearby towns for the Fourth of July celebration. The Monticello ladies band provided music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Monticello
Castle Grove Community Notes and Local Updates
J D Poppe paints a new barn and homes receive fresh coats of paint. Ann McLaughlin recovers from mumps and a baby is reported at the Hendersons. Oats harvest proceeds amid expectations. Republican delegates named for Center Junction meeting. Castle Grove cemetery group elects officers. G Niederthrauser returns home after ankle injury. Fred Harken injured by a firecracker accident. Tur Innxpiness table shows Castle Grove high property value, credits and dairy counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Poppe
Ann McLaughlin
G. Davidson
Margaret Noble
Minnie Starr
Noble
Frank Howie
Wm. Henderson
Center Junction
John H. Lubben
Wm. H. Laude
8. M. Hosford
C. J. Rettig
Castle Grove
J. A. McLaughlin
Peter Matthiessen
R. Shear
A. W. Cramer
G. Niederthrauser
Galligan
Monticello
Fred Harken
Morley Farm Bought by W A Ladd
W A Ladd purchased a farm near Morley. Several local residents visited here recently including W J and W C Austin. Gerd Schaffer’s child died Tuesday night. Various social visits and events noted at Condit, Ketcham, Austin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ladd
Morley
Gerd Schaffer
W. J
W.C. Austin
Central City
J.&. Condit
Mabel Watt
Ida Lake
Teachers’ Institute
Christian Endeavor
W. P. Condit
W. L. Ketcham
Edith Cunningham
Carrie Page
Manchester
Bert Atwood
Fred Brainard
Penn
Springville
Myrtie
Jennie Hale
Anamosa
Glick
Christian Endeavor Social
A. C. Sandhouse
James Austin
Vinton
Crane
John Sutherland
Scotch Grove
Mattie Ketcham
Des Moines Official Merriam Seeks Divorce After Political Rise
State Auditor Merriam files for divorce from his wife Elnora N. Merriam charging desertion. The case, set for today in district court, is expected to settle property and dower terms out of court, effectively legalizing prior agreements. Elnora Hitchcock Merriam, once a Monticello High School student, is linked to Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam
Elnora N. Merriam
Des Moines
Elnora Hitchcock
Wayne Township
Monticello
Sailors Displayed by Mrs Teeter at 5213
Local notice promotes a sale or display organized by Mrs. M. H. Teeter at address 5213 featuring items described as sailors priced from 25 cents to one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Teeter
Early Days in Jones and Delaware County Education Pioneers
The memoir recalls migration from Ohio to Iowa in 1855 and settlement three miles west of Monticello with early schooling efforts in Delhi Almoral Hopkinton and Bowen Collegiate Institute later Lenox College The narrator outlines pioneer teaching roles and the growth of county education beginning 1857 including institute openings and the Bowen Institute's contribution to the Union effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Marvin
Manchester
Old Settlers Association
Delaware County
Iowa
Ohio
Jones Counties
Monticello
Orwell
Ashtabula County
Lake Shore
Painsville
Huron County
Michigan
Chicago
Chicago and Galena
Freeport
Galena
Warren
Dubuque
Town City
Lowa
Grove Creek
Delhi
Delhi Academy
Old Court House
Gilmore
Almoral
H. N. Gates
L. O. Stevens
New England
Hopkinton
Bowen Collegiate Institute
Bowen
Allen
Lenox College
Union
Greeley
Wm. Cattron
Penn Spring
Castle Grove Township
Jones County
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Lovell State Bank
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H. C. Bohlken
Hicks & Hilers
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Condon Building
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Star Clothing House
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