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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1898
Page
6
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Town notes Onslow includes visits from Evelyn Russell and Lizzie Trumbull relatives and the return of Rev Van Buren. Reports from Santiago Cuba describe N B Noyes’s son Walter in combat at San Juan Hill with details of Lieut Ord’s death. Local events include a W R C sociable with G A R members and depot duties by Will Dickson.
AMBER July 19 E R Moore was in town one day last week. Patrick Chesire has recently had a well drilled. Sanford paid an average price of 53 cents for June milk. Farmers harvesting oats. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hinds spent Sunday in Monticello. Ida Perryman visiting aunt Mrs Cripe of Chicago. Esther Bailey sick. Margarette Hall visiting aunt Ms Overly in Onslow. Margaret Sanford and Jennie visiting relatives in Iowa City. Lee Coter of Center Junction attended M E church service. Amber lodge delegates attended I O G meeting at Morley Friday. Walter Casteel home from Canton with sister Mrs Nora Street. Farmers threshing grain and hay nearly completed. Haeussler meat wagon of Monticello and Hall and Dreibellis wagon of Center Junction visit Amber biweekly for fresh meat.
Wyromine reports Reno Oriental shows will exhibit at the designated place on July 25. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Joseph Holmes of Davenport and Miss Milchie Paul, are noted in town. A social for the hose company is planned July 27 to fund equipment, amid a progressing windstorm and a town fire bell installation.
Miss Anna McKean returns from Chicago. J B Sturtevant and wife welcomed a son last Thursday. Mrs C M Hanna and Sadie visit Greeley. Aug Schlemmer’s family welcomed a daughter last Tuesday. Olive Hughes visits from Cedar Rapids by Mabel Hunting. Mr and Mrs Walter Applegate and daughter visit relatives. Tom Pinder receives shark teeth from a Nashville gunner. Storm damages barns and windmills at Applegate Balster Jacobs Null. John Rickels and Dena arrive from Milwaukee. Rickels to finish studies at German Theological Seminary St Louis.
Castle Grove reports a windy storm with hail and 95 degree heat. Barns and windmills suffered damage at Hosford and Hall properties. threshing engines and machines were affected as crews prepare for a new county bridge project. Local visits include Ollie Hall returning from Ottumwa and guests from Monticello and Concordia.
The Sunday School association of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of eastern Iowa meets at Green Valley church seven miles northeast of Onslow on July 30 and 31 starting 10:00 a.m. The program includes prayers recitations essays papers on Sunday school work and lectures by Elder Peterson on the origin of American Indians.
The past week shows favorable harvests with fall wheat and rye nearly complete and threshing underway. Barley mostly in shock, oats harvested in southern sections, with early sown fields in central and northern areas progressing. Dry weather hastens oats and spring wheat ripening, rust may reduce yields. rain needed for pastures and crops, flax superb, hay abundant. Overall, a very prolific season.
In vivid verse the Plain Dealer praises General Wheeler as bold and relentless. The poem depicts him surveying the Spanish town from a tree limb, then descending swiftly and promising resilience against any foe who tries to stop him.
The Oxford Mirror notes steady improvements at Oxford Junction. Bracha & Co. move from Sip's hall to a larger brick store after the fire, while Zel ler’s brick work nears completion and O J Felton's building will rise two stories alongside two corner shops.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes the Faddens a social group imported from Grass Valley now leading tents at Camp Barrett with Chimmie Fadden as patron saint and John Lammon as king of the order. Russell Hatch a 23 year old farmer near Central City was fatally injured by a hay fork from a barn gable and is paralyzed with likely death imminent.
T D Perernmayn announces sale of Monticello store fixtures including counters tables fruit cases scales show cases and a large safe. Also offering Fayette county farms for sale at low prices and easy terms and two or three rentals. Visit July 23 25 or July 28 at the Monticello store or write to Fayette Iowa.
Transportation notices advertise excursion fare details to Saratoga N Y and Chautauqua Lake via Nickel Plate Road with return limits and ticket deposits. Also unclaimed letters list from Monticello Iowa and miscellaneous city notices referenced with Chicago offices and stations.
Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church offers an excursion from Chicago to Saratoga N Y via Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on August 1 and 2 with return by August 31, deposit with Joint Agent at Saratoga. Dining car service smooth roadbed and sleeping cars. Address J Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago Van Buren St Station.
The undersigned offers for sale a house and lot in a desirable quiet neighborhood with a barn. Desires to sell at once and will dispose of the property at a reasonable figure. For more information inquire of Louis Gardner.
Lot No. 14 original plat of Monti cello with house for sale south of Proctor's a bargain. J B Smith. Nickel Plate Road advertises excursion tickets to Chautauqua Lake July 29 with return in 30 days via through express trains and tickets from 111 Adams St Chicago. Also Graphophone promotional copy from Columbia Phonograph Co Chicago touting its versatility and home entertainment appeal with catalogue No 80.
A long established nursery promotes reliable Apple Plum and Cherry trees suited to the local climate. They emphasize hardy varieties, better terms for Jones county customers, and invite prospective buyers to view stock and place orders with reliable parties.
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