Local Notes On Visits And Sales In Town
Miss Pansy Carter visits relatives in Dubuque. Mr Bert Byers returns to Chicago. Clearing sale at Eilers Bolton. Mr F R Tesar of Hopkinton tours town. Mary Locher visits Waterloo. Cherries in maraschino. Errickson Co. Mrs Foster and children visit Toledo. Burrichter's sells fruit jars and rubbers. Minnie Mitchell visits cousin Julia Hagen. Gunther candies at Bacher Abel. Mrs Whitney of Chicago visits Monticello. Summer dress goods at Deatrick Dry Goods Co. Daily meat trains discontinued. Lewis Hutton prospected in Aberdeen. Harry Rundle visits Marion. Heed heat for crops. Fancy ribbons at 10c. J H Schilling visits Monticello. Mrs Gruenstein visits Chicago. Mrs George and Iola visit Sioux City. The People's Store promotes dry goods. Charles Heisey touring IH Co. delegation. Mrs Sloan and Mrs Jones visit Decorah. Madelia flour at Burrichter's. Mrs Beyrer and son visit Nelson home. Miss Maggie Sullivan visits Altman. Ham and veal loaves offered. R M Corbit from Wyoming visits on bankruptcy matter. Shimmada and Henak families visit Monticello. Gunther's candies at Bacher Abel. General Superintendent Bush of C M St P Ry tours town.
Monticello Area Short News Roundup and Notices
A social update from Monticello details visits by Mr J A Doutrick and family to Lisbon, Miss Francy Schneider’s trip to Davenport, and multiple locals visiting nearby towns. Other items note dress goods sales, Oxford shoes deals, post office uncalled letters, and civic events including Colfax Springs trip and Okoboji Izaak Walton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Doutrick
Lisbon
Francy Schneider
Davenport
Entertainments and notices from Center Junction period
The Ladies' Aid Society hosts a church entertainment on Saturday July 14 with ice cream and cake on the lawn. Local items note a medical examination in Manchester, new pine flooring deliveries from Eclipse Lumber Co., and the Epworth Seminary male quartet concert at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church of
Center Junction
Epworth Seminary
A. B. Thut
Old bachelors plan convention and race death platform
Clinton Merrick of Forest City calls a convention on the 25th inst to push a state ticket and race death by own action. Alfred Tucker Charlie Craim Bob Abel and J T Lanigan urged to organize a club as a crowd gathers around Miss Minnie McLaughlin’s birthday surprise in Castile Grove. Superintendent Loveland reports selling 9 000 cases of next season's sweet corn with prices below three months ago due to last year’s overproduction and a 30 percent acreage drop nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Merrick
Forest City
Alfred Tucker
Charlie Craim
Bob Abel
J. T. Lanigan
Mr. Lanigan
Monticello
Minnie McLaughlin
Castile Grove
Pearl Heisey
Mabel Inglis
Marie Bateman
Mary Coxsee
Eva Brazelton
Mary Pond
Ethel Young
Clara Noyes
Mary George
Blanche Monroe
Blanche Hunter
Ana Templeton
Gladys Fairbanks
Blanche Fairbanks
Olive Cramer
Mattie Clark
Florence Hubbard
Loveland
July 1881 Monticello Happenings and Notable Events
Twenty five years ago The Express chronicled July 1881 in Monticello. Notes include Dewitt Fowler’s death at 66, a newborn at the Schaeffer home, Miss Lucy Austin visiting Independence, and a fading comet. Local business, bank stock and deposits, a broken arm from a horse incident, and political chatter also appear alongside church news and Garfield’s assassination impact on Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
the Express
Haying Troubles and Train Mischief in Iowa
John Perrine helps with hay despite few laborers and a missing helper, pitching six loads before supper. George Burbank of Marion derailed freight cars near Martello after switching a railway line, was arrested, then discharged when it emerged he aided trainmen and was not to blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perrine
Andrew Davidson
John
Charlie Brown
Charlie
Iit
Davidson
Smith Farm
Perrine
George Burbank
Marion
Oxford Junction
Martello
Anamosa
Ile
Monticello Defeats Oxford Junction In Close Park Tilt
In a low attendance afternoon game at the park, Monticello edged Oxford Junction 8 to 4. Pitcher Hoovlek starred for Oxford Junction with 10 strikeouts, while Monticello took advantage of miscues to grab the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Oxford Junction
the Park
O. If
Soetje
Wales
Sagos Monticello
Oxford Jet
Oxford Juncion
Carson
Hoovlek
Louisfield
Kula
J. Locher
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J. W. Doxsee
White Oxfords
Home News
Pansy Carter
Dubuque
Bert Byers
Chicago
Eilers & Bolton’s
F. R. Tesar of
Hopkinton
Deutrick’s
Mary Locher
Waterloo
Cherries
Maraschino
C. A. Errickson & Co
Herbert Foster
Toledo
Iowa
Burrichter’s
Misa Minnie Mitchell
Vinton
Julia Hagen
Bacher& Abel
Gunther
William Whitney
Douglass H. Smith
Deatrick D. G. Co
Mabel Wilkinson
Manchester
Blossom Emerson
Cedar Rapids
Ethel George
Eilers & Bolton
Lewis Hutton
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Harry Rundle
Mrs
Don Rathbun
J. H. Schilling
E. E. Gruenstein
Siegfried
Paul
the People’s Store
Deatrick Dry Goods Co
Charles Heisey
International Harvester Co
Will Sloan
Elizabeth Jones
Decorah
Madelia
Maggie Sullivan
Albion
Nebraska
William Altman
Hamberger
R. M. Corbit
Wyoming
Frank Shimmada
Mary Henak
Libbie Henak
Bush
Cora Ricketts of
Nettie Hazard
L. F. Johnston
Perry
B. B. Ryan
Harry Dice
West Liberty
Puleston
Jane Whiting
Delaware County
Miss Alicia
Messrs
Richard Renk
Michael Betts
David Schneiter
Hugh Cunningham
Edith Cunningham
Jessie Wright
Cass
Adelbert Sandhouse
Lightfoot
Lawrence
Stuhler’s
Margaret Marsh
D. Segal
T. C. Erringer
Lawrence Schoonover
George Schoonover
Lovell
Frank R. Thompson
Post Office
Mercantile Establishment of Marshall Field Co
Clark Byam
Eli. O. Whitman
John Andrews
Cresco
Stahler’s
Gertrude Newlin
Viola
John Reichart
Cascade
Samuel Eby
Messrs. H. 8. Richardson
F. P. Stuhler
Colfax Springs
Izaak Walton’s
Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Charles Haeussler
Jacob Rueger
Anna E. Matthiessen
Ed. Turn
Lost Nation
Deutrick D. G. Co
John FE. Foster
Red Oak
Foster
Lowell
Frank
B. L. Cobb
J. B. Wherry
Pawnee City
F. O. Ellison
Jones County
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar of
Minnie Berry
Omaha
Cedar Rapids Business College
M. W. Herrick
W. A. Mirick
Eclipse Lumber Co
Julia A. Hagen
Hennessy
Delia Hennessy
Colorado
Hagen
First Street
F.E. Martin
J. F. Porter
Robert Henderson
Eelipse Lumber Co
Miss Leyden
Deutrick Dry Goods Co
Maquoketa
C. J. Northrup
Wm. Byers
Eva Braselton
Ike Suter
Iva Burkett
Eugene Byers
Augusta Haeussler
Arthur Baker
Ursula Arduser
Collin Thomas
Ethel Smith
Harry Stuhler
Edith Schneider
George Abel
Daisy Burkett
Pearl Waugh
A. Errickson & Co
David Goss
William Ketcham
Cass Township
Ketcham
Frederick Garmshausen
John C. Rueger
W. W. Hogan
Oakwood
Mary Buenken
Sleswick- Holstein
Germany
America
Davenpor
Marshalltown
John J, Foster
State University of Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
College of Engineering
State University
Stubler’s
Dewitt Fowler
George Schaeffer
Lucy Austin
Kate Curtis
Independence
P.M. Ticks
John Clark
Third Street
Moody Bros
Betty Jacobs
Mra. J. I. Pond
Worcester, Massachusetts
Me. D. KB. Pond
Mra. GC
R. Howard
Freddie Lewis
Alex Lewis
Charles J. Rider
Monticello Bank
Miran Smmth
Mr. von Strahe
German Lutheran Church
Joseph J. Milne
Garfield
Charles J. Guiteau
K. J. Burdick
Indian Territory
Texas
H. D. Sherman
Richland
Wayne Townships
Simpson, McIntyre & Co
Boston
Rob. Eberhart
Castle Grove
Sarah Eberhart
Hilers & Bolton
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar Street
Lovell Block
Loral Organdies
Peaing Organdiox
Batiste
Dimitresy
Mulls
Dua Nord Ginghams
Monticello Vs
Wernicke