Onticello Express details and pricing
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
8
Wyoming Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Picnic Plans
The Wyoming column lists visitors from Cedar Rapids Waterloo Monticello and Stanwood and notes a Woodman picnic scheduled for August 2 with possible box car transport. It reports Wyoming and Mechanicsville baseball game results 7 to 1 and details community happenings including court sessions and animal curiosities.
Local Notes From Center Junction and Surrounding Area
Center Junction and nearby towns report a flurry of visits calls and family gatherings. Notables include J F Cohoon of Cedar Falls and J F Brown of Anamosa on business and relatives visiting in Center Junction. Random social visits span Davenport Onslow Rhodes and Wyoming with gatherings at homes and churches.
Notable Local Movements and Casualties in Onslow
Miss Vera Paul visited Chicago last week while Oliver Spooner toured Randolph Minnesota. John Millsap broke three ribs in a hay-field accident near Clinton. Mrs Julia Tippett, 76, died at her daughter’s home after earlier farming life in Clay Mills. Funeral held at Bethel Church with Rev S B McClelland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Waterloo
R. R. Miller
A. Horton
Ward Orr
R. C. Walters
Olin
Wilson Walters
Westside
Ada
Julia Tippett
W. N. Tippett
M. B. Walters
Tippett
Clay Mills
Bethel Church
Harvest Home Picnic Planned at Taylor Grove
Cascade notes a Harvest Home picnic at Taylor grove around August 17 and reports local families like Vogel and Craft visiting Monastery area. It records Miss Agnes Gollobitz winning a Pioneer piano contest and details a Cascade Mills dam fishway project. It also notes the death of Sister Concordia Elizabeth Dehner and the memorial service for Mary Davis Rohrer with family survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
E H. Vogel
G. W
Ed Craft
H. E. McHugh
Racine
Wisconsin
A. B. Brown
Dubuque
Taylor Grove
Kingsley
Cascade Mills
Agnes Gollobitz
Julius Vogel
Concordia
Elizabeth Dehner
Dominic Dehnner
Chicago
Wilse Czar
Washta
Iowa
J. K. Aitchison
Clear Lake
Mary Davis
Minneapolis
Indiana
Henry Rohrer
John
Marion
J. G
Elizabeth Glen
Farley
May Lou
Cora Keenan
Eva Markham
Prairieburg Social Roundup July Events And Visits
Prairieburg notes show Howard Titus driving to Marion and multiple visitors and relatives in town. Miss Hanora McLaughlin in Anamosa, Miss Clara Lustic from Walford staying with the Petrzelka family, and Earl Gillilan from Castle Grove called by phone. The H. B. and J. L. Joslin families toured Center Point by auto. The M. E. ladies plan ice cream and cake on July 22, with the Ladies Auxiliary serving dinner July 26 at the Ammeter home and conveyance available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
H. 8
J. L. Joslin
Center Point
Cynthia Ellis
Burg
Anna Stone
Central City
Whitney
Sara Baker
Des Moines
Hester Baker
M. E
Frank White Sae Ethyl Cunningham
LeMara
Owa
Amber Notes and Local Happenings This Week
July 19 Amber reports Frank Bailey visiting Olin on Sunday. Minnie Coleman fell from a wagon injuring her arm. A dance is planned at the Amber opera house Friday evening. Mrs Peter Lincoln visits from Stamford South Dakota to see her children. May Green from Anamosa visits Farragher home this week. Station agents Shaloe and B D Herren county seat visitors Saturday. Oat harvest ends this week with some haying left to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Frank Bailey
Olin
Minnie Coleman
Amber Opera House
Peter Lincoln
Stamford
South Dakota
May Green
Anamosa
Farragher
Shaloe
B. D. Herren
Dipolene Promotes Clean Pens for Hogs and Cattle
Farmer advises using Dipolene now to disinfect hog and cattle pens and prevent disease. Product sold at Enk and Croppa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enk & Croppa
McGovern vs Heery boundary case decided by court
Judge Treichler rules in favor of John Heery on all boundary issues. Fences in place for over ten years are affirmed as true boundaries, with costs taxed to the plaintiffs. The commission's survey is not evidence of original corner locations. lost government corners remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Treichler
District Court
Washington Township
A. McGovern
Lees Bros
Frank Takes
Hugo Weber
John Heery
James A. Gavin
Hugh Dixon
Charles E. Gavin
Jones County
Mesars
J. F. McCulloch
Maquoketa
Eugene Anderson
Dubuque
Thomas Wilson
Manchester
Cascade
Heery
Treichler
Scotch Grove News Roundup July Events and Visits
Emma and Dala Rickels visited Amber. Nelle Sutherland went to Waterloo to visit friends. Mrs Espy and daughter returned to Dixon. Rev R A Brough of Springville visited friends. Mrs W Rizer and children returned from Doon. Charlie Stott and family visited the J W Brady home. The Brady families visited in Monticello. Mrs Cassidy and grandsons visited C A Sutherlands. Nels Kiburz lost a load of hay by fire. A P Moats and wife left for Lake Preston SD to visit their sons. Inez Nelson returned home from Prairieburg. Frank Royden and Mr Hall visiting Hoyt nursery. Mrs Ed Hughes went to Cedar Rapids and brought back the Clark girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Emma
Dala Rickels
Amber
Nelle Sutherland
Waterloo
Espy
Dixon
R. A. Brough
Springville
W. Rizer
Doon
Iowa
Charlie Stott
Monticello
A. P. Moats
Lake Preston
South Dakota
Inez Nelson
Prairieburg
R. P. Clark
Frank Royden
Lynnville
Hall
Missouri
Hoyt Nursery
Ed Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Little Clark Girls
School Board Proceedings July 17 1911
The Board of Education met in special session with Dr. Hefner Redmond Bateman and Rohn present. Minutes were read and approved. Bills allowed for Contingent Fund and School House Fund. Letha Babcock’s resignation accepted. Coal bids referred to committee. L Minor sidewalk bid accepted and contract authorized. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
F. A. Hefner
T. M. Redmond
J.E. Bateman
W. F. Rohn
J. W. Coxsee
G. W. Russell
Geo
L. Minor
E. E. Reed
Real estate transfers record in Anamosa Monticello and Olin
G F Faragher and wife transfer to Mrs G K B Noble els lot 18 Kimballs subdivision Webster O L Anamosa for 1 dollar. H H Soper and wife to Mary Jane Harvey 45 ft lot 3 Haddocks subdivision lot 27 East Anamosa for 1876 dollars. Ernest Reichart to Minnie Kohls 4 lot 30 Turk's addition Monticello for 1 dollar. L M Carpenter and wife to Hans Jurgensen and F H Jurgensen part of block 5 Cronkhites addition Olin for 800 dollars. Conrad Hotz and wife to Eastern Iowa Building and Loan association e44 lot 15 and all lot 16 block 2 Cronkhites add Olin for 1 dollar. Eastern Iowa Building and Loan association to Merritt Fortney lot 16 and all lot 16 block 2 Cronkhites add Olin for 325 dollars. R P Smith and wife to John H Perrine part of lots 514 and 515 Railroad addition Monticello for 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Faragher
G. KB. Noble
Kimball
Webster
O. L
Anamosa
H.H. Soper
Mary Jane Harvey
Haddock
East Anamosa
Ernest Reichart
Minnie Kohls
Turk’s
Monticello
L. M. Carpenter
Hans Jurgensen
F. H. Jurgensen
Cronkhite
Conrad Hotz
Eastern Iowa Building & Loan Association
Olin
Merritt Fortney
R. P. Smith
John H. Perrine
Keeping the Town Clean
A Monticello pair, chased by Marshal Reddin after an incident in Cascade near Miller's hotel, used profane language while driving under liquor influence. Warrants were served days later and fines deemed too small for the trouble caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pioneer
Monticello
Marshal Reddin
Cascade
Miller’s Hotel
Do You Intend To Use Porch Shades
A brief ask about summer porch shade use and choosing a good shade at a moderate price. Guidance emphasizes selecting a splendid option for porch comfort without overspending.
Vudor Shades Describe Light and Shade Features
The description contrasts porch shading options noting that Vudor shades use light wood slats bound with Seine Twine and stained in colors that never fade or run. They are portrayed as keeping the porch cool yet allowing visibility from inside.
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Onticello Express
Wyoming
John Thomson
Marguerite Wilker
W. A. Hogan
Brownell
D.r.johnson
A. Reade
Palo
R. W. Waite
M. W. Herrick
Florence Livingstone
Clara Thomson
John Mader
Gerald
Sioux City
Myers
Aileen Corbit
Iowa Union Medical Society
G. Franks
E. C. Vaughn
R. M. Corbit
Elwood Kirkpatrick
A. A. Vaughn
Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Boys
Ster
Wyoming Boys
George Davis
Rushville
Nebraska
Bertha Saxon
Stanwood
Arthur Alexander
Alexander
Emil Bilhart
David Abrams
Chas. Elliott
Thomas Dawson
Center Junction
J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Fails
J. F. Brown
Fred Cramer
Robert Livingstone
Marl Stingley
Merle
Rawson
Ross Stingley
F. M. Magee
Onslow
Roy Wallace
J. B. Moses
Sarah McIntyre
John Weir
Blanche Reide
Isa Carson
Cliff McDonald
Frieda
Augusta Hansen
Davenport
Chris
F. W. Jones
G. W. Dunham
Pete Letze
Frank Smith
Monay
J. H. Courtnay
McGovern
Washington
8. A. Stiles
Stiles
Locher Bros
School Board Proceedings
Vador
Vudor
ER. A. Hubbard
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Wwe
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
Michaels-Stern Clothing
Cluett and Noxall
Oxford
the ‘Ust
WrigHt Shoe
Oxfords
And
Children’s Oxfords
Stuhlers
D. E. Pond
Lovell Bank Building
J. W. Doxsee
Probate
Lovell Block
Lowa
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