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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

2

Wyoming Notes From Monticello Express State Happenings

Correspondence from Wyoming dated July 28 reports out of town visitors and local visits, plus farm and business notes. Mentions various residents and guests, progress on threshing, a large peach shipment, and the upcoming M W A Field Day with a Wyoming and Olin high school baseball game and races on August 5.

Man from Preston Iowa Visits Onslow

Onslow notes that July 28 a Preston Iowa man named Klenry Schlamer visited town last week and entered into an engagement or agreement.

Onslow Klenry Schlamer Preston Iowa

Local Visitors Fill Center Junction Pages This Week

Center Junction highlights include visitors from Chicago Onslow Monticello Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Ohio. Residents greet guests Jno Russell Karl Stingley J W Jones J F Brown Grace Scroggie and others in a round of social calls and travels.

M. G. Algever Karl Harry Stingley Onglow J. W. Jones Epworth Robert Williamson Monticello J. Williamson Marie Hitchens Waterloo J. K. Livingstone Vernon Serbousek Cedar Rapids Tom Weis Jno. Bailey Amber William Stingley Thoa. Dawson Campbell Potter B. A. Woodworth James Robert Livingstone’s Isa Carson Joe. Thompson Chicago Martha Carson Ohio G. W. Dunham Adell McKelvey

Cascade News Lightly Scrutinizes Summer Doings

Cascade July 28 notes show residents traveling to Dubuque Grinnell Excelsior Springs and Belle Vue on health and business matters. visits from Leo Francois Wm Tate and others. social events include a shower for James Willia Moore. local baseball 8 8 tied Cedar Rapids Independents Cascade. death of Haines 24 at South Garryowen. births to Dolphins Leytem. Robt Beatty passes cadre exam for undertaking.

Cascade H. L. Dehner Dubuque Alderman Kearney Grinnell C. J. Devlin Ixcelsior Springa Peter Pederson Bellevue S’x Thomas Conlin J. P. Lane Henry McMullen South Dakota Leo Francois Fillmore Ladies’ Society James Willia Moore W. J. Moore West Cascade Wm. Tate Oklahoma Ben Faber Cascade Township J. B. Deming John W. Beatty Rutland J. Nangle Cedar Rapids Cascade Clubs Haines South Garryowen Ed Gongaware Marguerite Boone Harrington Mathew Faber Dalesboro Canada Excelsior Springs Missouri Wise Elliott Beatty Loy Hlerbe Wise Basin Wyoming George H. Dolphins J. M. Leytem Robt. J. Beatty Des Moines

Rural Route Notes From Wayne Community

Rural Route reports list Carl Thuman with a new team and buggy Herman Tjaden works for George Tobiasson Henry Scheer visits Harm Harms Wednesday and Henry Boblken Jr. leaves Tuesday for Nebraska on a prospecting trip Peter Hagen improves his barn and John Stutt, ill two weeks, grows better Miss Matylda Jacobs of Monticello visits Wayne friends for two weeks Mr and Mrs James Dorsey stay with son George on the farm A Kagper near completion of a large eighty by one hundred thirty foot barn A B Jacobs starts threshing machine for H Mathiescen

Wyoming F. E. Lewis R. W. Waite Dysart CG. E. Walston Hale J. R. Jenkins Manchester Velma Cohoon Lake Okoboji Iva Mader Tama Towa W. J. Mills Anatoosa Geo. Holub J.S. Brownell Annamosa W. H. Pelkey Scotch Grove W. S. Orr Grace Clay Township H.N. Fordham Mt. Vernon Aileen Corbit Gon Michigan R. A. Norton F. B. Riggs M. B. Cottrell Clarence Smith Miller Fostoria Iowa N. W. Hutchins Garrison Henry Boone Hans Levnen Florence Bell Oklahoma City Oklahoma Martha DeWitt Frankie Schamel J. L. Franks Will Rhodes Miles G. W. Evans Cedar Rapids Wm. Graham D. L. Johnson E Elmer Johnson W. G. Krouge Mra. H. J. Henderson Wapsie Mra Martha Woodyard Manila Wm. Ireland Wm. Wilker William Canada Ohio Dominion W.O. Shaffer Stanwood Shaffer Bros Nettie Day Henry Siler J. N. Swordes Monticello Henry Cullen Milan Illinois Onslow Nina Sherrill Lenox College Hopkinton Jessie Shepherd Omaha A. M. Loomis Mabel Kirkpatrick Loomis Olin Wheatland Monmouth Carl Thuman Herman Tjaden George Tobiasson Henry Scheer Harm Harms Henry Boblken Jr Nebraska Peter Hagen John Stutt Matylda Jacobs Wayne

Wayne Residents Buy Auto and Travel to Cedar Rapids

Mr. George Schoon of Wayne bought a new auto from Mr. Page of Monticello, and the two rode it home after a trip to Cedar Rapids. Jarm Harrs grows weaker and is cared for by his son John while John Siebels suffers a horse riding mishap. Haying and harvesting near finish with a strong bay crop and corn tassels showing promising prospects.

Wayne George Schoon Page Monticello Cedar Rapids J. Schoon Jarm Harrs John John O. Siebels

Fine Weather Boosts Harvest Season In Local Notes

The column records mild weather ideal for harvesting and a long list of social visits and small events. Notables include Stena Guyan vacationing at home, Miss Anna Moore visiting with parents, Emma Behrends at Sand Hill, and A Allaman family Sunday at Hard Scrabble.

Stena Guyan John Sangi Balsiger’s Adam Hein McCormick Anna Moore Emma Behrends Sand Hill A. Allaman George Maggie Allen Dubuque Neiman Moore Lena Sten Ambueh Louise Ambuehl Selma Jaeger Monica Rhinehart Prull John Prull

Monticello News Mixed With Markets and Docket

A town note recounts Holcomb resisting arrest after heavy drinking, editor Hunt thanks a local woman for fruit and wine, and a court suit against Wayne township seeks school funding. Catholic services announced, market quotes listed, a store fire caused major damage, Hagenbeck Wallace show seeks August 21 date, and the show’s vast train needs are noted.

Alvah Holcomb Buel G. W. Hunt Hexpresse Mra Annie Manchester District Court R. Batchelder Noah Bigley Wayne Township Langworthy D. J. Cogan Monticello Express Temple Hill Davenport Hall

Forty Years Ago July 1868 Monticello News

The Expresa files reveal July 1868 events including harvest hands paid 2.75 per day. Warner & Page’s P. O. Warner broke his arm. J T Liamrman and Clara A Pease wed July 9 by Justice Tryon. Hook and Ladder Co formed with G B Hueston secretary and P O Babcock foreman. Fireworks ban on First Street. M W Herrick and Dr Connley move to the Law and Physic Block above Sleeper's store. Bradstreet advertises sixty five hop pickers.

P. Warner Warner & Page J.T. Liamrman Clara A. Pease F. J. Tryon G. B. Hueston P. O. Babcock First Street Monticello Walnut Street Main Street M. W. Herrick Dr. Conley Sleeper Law and Physic S. Y. Bradstreet

Land Seeker Excursion Offers Texas Panhandle Trip

A Dallas land seeker advertises an August 4 excursion to the Panhandle of Texas with Cedar Rapids round trip fare of 20 dollars and another Dubuque to Canada trip for 22 dollars. Also promoting Voorhees the land man and a lice killer product by C. W. Brown with household spray and a fowl dip option.

Panhandle Texas Cedar Rapids Dubuque Canada Cone Voorhees Lee C. W. Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Monticello Express J. W. Doxsee Onslow Mercantile Co Bessie Graft T. B. Johnston Wm. Plank Sioux County B. F. Walters R. C. Holland T. J. Corbit J. L. Barnes Henry of Clinton Jos. Tomlinson R. C. Walters G. B. Tall Himebaugh House James Forsyth Canton W. K. Smith Wellsville Helen Stickley Knittle Center Junction Oxfords W. Towne M. M. Moulton the Good Templar Odd Fellows H. D. Sherman C. A. Whiting Expresa J. B. Young Marion Virat Street BAL Hobart the People’s Store Doutrick Dry Goods Co Jones County Stahlers State Fair Des Roines Baily Liberati Concerts J. C. Simpson Sec
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