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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

9

Monticello Area Socials and Visits Highlight Week

A flurry of visits and social events fills Monticello and surrounding towns. Notables include Mrs. W Farrell shopper in Parlor City and Miss Mary Locher in Cedar Rapids. Many residents travel to Anamosa Marion Manchester and Chicago for visits. Local ads offer eyes tests Locher and McLaughlin paints updates and life policy offers. An ice cream social is planned at the Reformed church lawn with several residents hosting and visiting friends.

Local notices and visits fill Monticello week

Monticello residents host relatives and travelers from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Pittsburg and other places. Visits span from Iowa to Wisconsin while church events and a July 20 school sale vote fill the community calendar.

Monticello News Highlights Local Happenings

The Monticello area reports a string of small items including injuries to Miss Louise Stabler, family travels to Chicago, a big farm bureau meeting planned at Wayne Center to gravel a road, and a large shipment of creamy separators from International Harvester to Henry H. Schoon. Local social notes cover weddings, visits, and community events with weather, road, and school updates.

Farm Bureau Wayns Center School House Monticello Amber International Harvester Company Henry H. Schoon Mr. Schoon Woman's Club of Lovell Township

Chick-Luck Tablets touted to save poultry diseases

Farmers' Mutual Creamery of Monticello and associates advertise Chick-Luck Tablets claimed to guard poultry against cholera white diarrhea soup and other diseases. The notice lists Clarence C Heyen Langworthy H S Pierce and Sand Spring as endorsers and agents.

Farmers' Mutual Creamery, Company Monticello Clarence C.heyen Langworthy H.S. Pierce Sand Spring

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Jones Pioneer of Jones County

Mrs Elizabeth Jones died at her daughter Mrs Wm Sloan home last Monday evening July 19 following a hip fracture and complications. Born in Davos Switzerland December 23 1834 she was 87 years 5 months and 13 days old. Survived by daughters Mrs W B Sloan Monticello and Mrs Luella Loomis Delhi and son Charles Jones Monticello six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Sloan home today conducted by Rev William H Mitchell burial Oakwood cemetery. She helped found Jones county and lived with her daughter for 37 years.

Elizabeth Jones Wm. B. Sloan Jones Davos Switzerland Luman Jones Edward W. B. Sloan Monticello Luella Loomis Delhi Charles Jones Rudolph Elizabeth Kiburz Montticello William B. Sloan Sloan William H. Mitchell Methodist Episcopal Church Oakwood Cemetery Jones County

Civil War Veteran Frederick Lawrence Dies at 88

Frederick Lawrence, aged 88, on a Sand Spring farm in Delaware county, died Sunday at 4 46 AM after long illness. Born August 2 1854 in Stetten Prussia he emigrated 1854 and served in the 31st Iowa Volunteer Infantry from 1862. Survived by children Frederick Jr George M Reed Joseph Grant George Lawrence Arthur Lawrence Bert Lawrence and others. funeral held at Monticello M E church with burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Frederick Lawrence Sand Spring Delaware County Mr. Lawrence Stetten Prussia United States Michael Lawrence Russia Pinerles Wisconsin Iowa Dubuque County Monticello Co. TH Thirtyfist Iowa Volunteer Infantry Chickasaw Bayou Arkansas Pont Raymond Jackson Black River Vicksburg Cherokee Lookout Mountain Mission Ridge Ringgold Taylor's Hills Snake Creek Gap Resaca Dallas New Hope Church Big Shanty Kanasaw Mountain Atlanta Jonesboro Sherman Georgia Carolinas Lawrence Louisville Kentucky Sarah Waterman St. Croix Minnesota Jones County Methodial Episcopal Church Rev. Lockard Anamosa Oakwood Cemetery

Jailhouse party ends in theft case near Olin

Sheriff hosts gathering at county jail in Ann-Mmosa as Otto Rittmer Louis Rittmer and John Boner face charges for concealing stolen tires rims and other items from cars parked in Olin July 3. Witnesses describe sightings and transfers of the loot leading to their arrest and later release on bonds.

Bodenhofer Ann- Mmosa Otto Rittmer Louis Rittmer John Boner Bastise Otto John Olin Monticello Guy Wolfe George Ambuehl, Jr Wolfe Cascade John Bower Louis Henry Boner Henry Rittmer

Death of Mrs Mary Jane Chapman Widow of W H Chapman

Mary Jane Chapman died at John McDonald hospital at 4 30 am after illness while visiting Manchester. Born Mary Jane Von Bishkohl in Greenfield Ohio June 4 1852 she married William H Chapman in 1870 and had five children four living Dr H R B Chapman Bennett Frank D Chapman Perry Mrs P M Sullivan Portland and L D Chapman Oxford Junction Adelaine A Wilcox died 1903 Funeral at Presbyterian church Monticello burial Oakwood cemetery led by Rev Leonard Duckett. All children present except Mrs Sullivan.

Mary Jane Chapman William H. Chapman John McDonald Hospital Sullivan Monticello Presbyterian Church Leonard Duckett Oakwood Cemetery Chapman

Monticello Beats Dubuque Clothiers 9-8 On Late Surge

Monticello edged the Palace Clothiers of Dubuque 9 to 8 Sunday after trailing early. Schuetz shined with a homer and a double while Locher added four hits including a long fourth at bat. Thompson earned the win as Monticello rallied with four eighth inning runs and thirteen strikeouts from Tommy.

Monticello The Palace Clothiers Dubuque Schuetz Clothiers Locher Guilfard Lafe Hubbard Swat Hub Snyder Sehuets Larsen Carman Tom Carson Tommy Thompson

Lightning Destroys Barn of Frank Cavanaugh Near Dolmar

A barn belonging to Frank Cavanaugh near Dolmar was destroyed by lightning last Sunday night. About two hundred loads of fresh hay were burned in the blaze.

Frank Cavanaugh Dolmar

Cream Separator Sale Offers 20 Dollar Trade-In and Trial

advertises a 30 day buyback-like offer for old Primrose cream separators regardless of condition with up to 20 dollars credit against the 900 pound model. A 10 day free trial on the new separator is included and the Primrose unit is available in hand powered or electric drive.

Lovell Township First Street Henry H. Schcon

Monticello Man Accepted for Fort Snelling Citizen Training Camp

George Schweitzer's application for the Ft. Snelling citizen training camp was accepted. He will depart in late July for an August camp session. Other Monticello applicants have not yet received notices. The camp, in its second year, has grown due to high applicant numbers.

George Schweitzer Ft. Snelling Minnesota Monticello

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