Monticello notices and sales at Deutricks firm
Local items list visits and travels of residents including Mr E J Farley Mr Louis Gardner Miss Julia Gavin and Mrs Kate Maurice. Numerous ads offer buggies carriages furniture and household goods for sale and rent with special low prices at Deutrick D G Co and Altman. Casual notices mention phonographs ovens stoves and a union Sunday school picnic planning.
Monticello Post Office Letters Uncalled For
A list of locals and visitors appears with notices of uncalled letters for John Sunter and Margaret Marsh at the Monticello post office. The item also notes births, visits, sales, horse loss, vacations, and various local ads and social happenings around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sunter
Margaret Marsh
Monticello
Bucklin Leads Carnival Work in Pleasant Hill Missouri
Mr O J Bucklin travels to Pleasant Hill Missouri to manage carnival features for the rest of the amusement season The Eastern Star ladies hold a picnic at Killias spring on Tuesday with the order’s men joining for supper The outing is noted as the best day of summer.
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Stephen Allen
Lovell House
Minneapolis
New York
O. J. Bucklin
Pleasant Hill
Missouri
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Killias
Order
Mr. FE
Reed
Alice
Mr. Foster
Scotland
Monticello notes travel visitors and local events
Monticello community items include residents traveling to Elgin and DeSmet South Dakota, a New baby for Dr. and Mrs. Lane, visitors from Oregon and North Dakota, church services, school plans, and upcoming baseball games against Fuqua Giants and Maquoketa clubs.
Bacher Abel Drug Store Sold to W. W. Stickford
Bacher and Abel sold their drug store last Tuesday to W. W. Stickford of Garnaville who took possession immediately. Stickford brings seven years of pharmacy experience and will likely maintain the store’s patronage. Abel will stay on for a time, while Bacher and family move to California after thirty two years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bacher
John
Quita
Maquoketa club extends unbeaten streak to seventeen wins
The Maquoketa club, set to play next week, has a record of seventeen straight victories after two wins over the Fuqua Giants. The item notes a strong run in their recent six games, scoring 67 runs to opponents. The report also covers a fatal illness of Mrs. Thomas Supple at Mercy Hospital, Dubuque, the funeral details, and a long list of piano customers and local happenings including a street fight, a ball game drubbing at Monticello, a mill race boating incident, and upcoming excursions and ads.
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Fuqua Giants
Maquoketa Club
Monticello
Maquoketa
Thomas Supple
Express
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
M. Os. Murphy
Megara
Frank Locher
Ralph Thomas
Edna Drury
Jennie Alloway
Locher
Miss Alloway
Thomas
Miss Drury
Mr. Lang
Monticello Fans Downed in Back-To-Back Davenport Losses
Davenport club overwhelmed Monticello in two consecutive games with a flurry of errors. Monticello led early but six costly errors in the decisive inning sank them 11 to 4 after an 8 to 6 opener. Fans remain hopeful as the club vows to rebound and restore its winning percentage.
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Monticello
Davenport
Baylors
Baylor Beats Henrichson As Officials Tighten Call
Baylor edges Henrichson 8 4 in a tight game with CG Baylor credited for 7% and unpires Podhaski call noted. Time-to and struck-out notes appear in the warped line but the decisive moment shows Baylor in front late.
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Montloello
Ropers
Baylor
Sen
Davenport
Fisher
Am Tne Enn Nee
Davis
Cesclacde
Cence Parsons - Ak
Henrichson
Volering
Potts
Bnav Tame Ie Setts
Flolm Hitec
Igi Mer
Lewis
Datty Sephee
Monticelto
Juby
Lholm
Jenrickson
Garson
Thomas Wirst
Loth
F Baylor
CG Baylor
Podhaski
July 1878 News from Monticello and Vicinity
Incidents from July 1878 include Miss Eppie Peak visiting Chicago and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Crane. Tramps seized a freight train at Oxford Junction and were captured by the Monticello militia. July Fourth events featured John W. Green as orator, community dinners, ball games Monticello defeats Jolingtonown 20 to 3 and 36 to 15 over Anamosa, stage performance The Two Orphans, and fireworks coordinated by John Lorntzen.
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Monticello
Oxford Junction
Delaware
Wing
Thompson
John W. Green
Davenport
Farwell
T. R. Buttolph
Methodist Episcopal
Christian Churches
Jolhgontown
Johnsontown
Anamosa
Monticello Club
Capenter
Dawson
Davis
Smalley Austin
Suler
Peak
Lincoln
Rohn
Opera House
Clark
John Lorntzen
For Sale Monticello Church Property and Engine
Bargain sale offering the old Christian church property at Monticello for half its value. Features furnace heat, electric lights, city water, and prime dwelling-site potential. Also available is a five horsepower gasoline engine in good condition. Call to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Christian Church
Monticello
Bae Nee
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