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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1902

Page

2

Onslow Correspondence Recaps Visits and Local Happenings

Dr Knittle’s parents visited on Sunday. J Bluth and W A Mackrill went to Chicago last week. Mrs Stuart of Oxford Junction visits her sister Mrs Bluth. Jonn Smith left for Spencer S D to join threshing. Mrs Keating of Chicago visits her sister Mrs Hai. Fred Griswold to Estherville for creamery work. Noyes reports another Fly Bouncer shipment. Joe McCready advertises Minnesota lands near Duluth. Byerley of Anamosa visits with Clinton excursion crowd. Mrs Null breaks a limb, aging complicates recovery. Haying and harvesting slow due to rains. risk of grain loss. Noyes learns from H V VanDusen of Los Angeles health good. VanDusen inquiries about locals. Arthur Noyes returns from Florida via New York. Niagara Falls and Chicago visit planned. arrival this week. News of J W Battles death at Edgar Nebraska, pioneer and former democratic candidate.

Onstow Knittle W. A. Mackrill Chicago Stuart Oxford Junction Bluth Jonn Smith Spencer, S. D Keating H. D. Hai Fred Griswold Estherville Los Angeles California Van N. B. Noyes Arthur Florida New York Niagara Fall J. W. Battles Edgar Neb Jim Battles

Anamosa Visitors and Cass Area Social Notes

Cass July notes record Itva Helmer of Anamosa visiting Cass residents Mrs Will Bray reported very sick X Gross visited Shellsburg on business Harry Wright of Oklahoma among local visitors Aid Society met with Mrs Ed Condit Miss Cunningham of Anamosa spent time at W A Ladds Mrs G G Ketcham hosted a tea Mrs Charles Bordwell of St Paul Minnesota visiting Geo Bentons Son of J L Underwood ill but improving W A Hale hosts cousin Mr Carrier from Westfield Mass Milne and daughter Blanche from Monmouth visiting Will Bray Nellie Bruce Mildred Ladd Ida and George Lake attend Wyoming teachers institute Parsonage struck by lightning damage but no injuries to absent occupants.

Cass Itva Helmer Anamosa Will Bray S$. X. Gross Shellsburg Harry Wright Oklahoma Aid Society Ed. Condit Miss Cunningham W. A. Ladd’s G. G. Ketcham Wyoming Mrs. Crane

New House Planned on Miller Farm at Castle Grove

Castle Grove reports a new house will be built on the Miller farm. Teachers attend Wyoming institute. Castle Grove hosts Mr and Mrs Isaac Orcutt of Monticello. J D Poppe W A Kruger and Frank Hover join Jones County telephone line. Harvest delays due to wet ground. Mrs John Delay’s health slower to improve. Tuesday storm brought hail, leaving marks on corn in Cunningham township.

Castle Grove Miller Farm Wyoming Teachers’ Institute Issac Orcutt Monticello J.D. Poppe W. A. Kruger Frank Hover Jones County John Delay Cunningham

Local News and Birth in Amber District

John Carnell of Clinton Herald visited Friday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farragher on the 23rd. Henry Harris shipped three carloads of hogs at week’s start. Mabel Cripe of Chicago visited relatives here last week. W. H. Sanford travels to Madison Kansas to oversee his ranch and stock. Farmers忙 cutting oats and barley amid lodged fields. Two government mail route inspectors visited last week surveying Wayne and Jackson townships.

Amber John Carnell Clinton Herald Frank Farragher Henry Harris Mabel Cripe Chicago W. H. Sanford Madison Kansas Wayne Jackson

Creamery reports show Strawberry Point leads Alaska Klondike for June

June reports show Strawberry Point Farmers’ Creamery received 61,8664 pounds of milk and produced 4.26 pounds of butter per 100 pounds, with 3.75 test. Klondike creamery posted 616,776 pounds milk received and 25,735 pounds butter, 4.17 yield, 3.68 test. Secretary notes strong community support and hints of Milton family mentions.

Klondike Monticello Alaska Redwell Strawberry Point Gendett Iabe Pnco

Case Welch v Union Central Life Insurance retried

Verona H Welch sues Union Central Life Insurance for 8000 after two prior trials and Supreme Court reversals. The 1896 policy on Otis S Hogg and alleged concealment of his ill health are central, with claims of conspiracy by Welch and associates to secure the policy.

Verona H. Welch Union Central Insurance Company of Cincinnati Cedar Rapids Supreme Court Monticello Otis Hogg Otis Hogg Otis S. Hogg Verona N. Welch John H. Welch J. F. Gilmore Montgomery Bell Gilmore John A. Eddy Illinois Central Railroad Illinois Central Hardin Springs Grayson Springs Dawson Springs Cerulean Springs Crittenden Springs Creal Springs Dixon Springs A. H. Hanson Cent, R. R Chicago

First White Births in Jones County Claimed by Readers

Letters to the Eureka recount early white births in Jones County with names and dates including Mrs. T A King born April 12 1840 and Donald Sutherland born November 23 1838. Readers seek earlier claims and note Mrs Rebecca A Merritt born January 5 1839 near Olin on the Joseph Whitmore farm and that Mrs Agnes Houstman may also belong in the count.

Anamosa Hureka John H. Green T. A. King Bowen's Prairie Wm. Brown Anamosa Omar Barros Mr. Booth Jones County Rebecca. A. Merritt Sturgis South Dakota Olin Joseph Whitmore Agnes Houstman Scotcy Groyt T. E. Booth Eureka Donald Sutherland Red River British America Sunherland

Judicial convention in session in Cedar Rapids

The Democratic judicial convention in Cedar Rapids adjourned after organization to meet at 1:30. Delegates discussed a nonpartisan judiciary and naming Senator Ellison as Jones county candidate. Linn and Cedar Democrats will complete the ticket.

Democratic Judicial Convention Cedar Rapids Ellison Jones County Linn Cedar

Quarries at Stone City face union dispute and discharges

Labor organizers from Cedar Rapids recruited quarry workers at Stone City prompting mass discharge of forty nine union men and a boycott threat by the American Federation. Owners accuse agitators of high handed tactics while denying a full strike and cite temporary hires of unskilled workers as why union labor cannot be used.

Stone City Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor American Federation Stone City Rock John Rowen Anamosa John Green Champion H. Dearborn & Sons Erickson & Tappe Goldhill and Crescent J. A. Green Chicago French Ridge Dearborn Rouen Green

The Hercules Beetle of South America

The largest insect of its kind, the Hercules beetle from South America, grows up to six inches long. Reportedly, many beetles cluster on the mam maca tree where they rasp the rind and drink the tree juice, becoming intoxicated and collapsing.

South America

Moon Rainbow Appears Over Anamosa Sky

A rare celestial sight was seen last Sunday evening as a moon rose under a clear sky and a rainbow formed in the western clouds, a scene described as novel and seldom witnessed by locals.

Tom Booth Anamosa

Rooms for Rent in Condon Building

Listings offer upstairs and downstairs office rooms and living rooms in the Condon building. A new roof has been installed and rooms will be papered to suit tenants. Contact J. W. Doxser for details.

Condon Barreatina

Excursion to Clear Lake By C M and St P Route

The C M and St P Railway will sell excursion tickets to Clear Lake Iowa daily until September 30th good for return within 80 days from sale. Clear Lake is noted as a premier summer resort in the Northwest.

Clear Lake Iowa Northwest

Local lenders and debts listed in Delaware County notes

Fragmentary ledger style article lists numerous individuals and businesses in Delaware County with secured and unsecured debts. Names include Crosier, Shover, Mangold, Ryan, Thompson, McDonald, and others, with amounts noted and references to banks such as Delaware County State Bank and First National Bank of Manchester. The text resembles a detailed debt schedule or mortgage listing from a local financial notice.

Paurny Diexry Delaware County State Bank Life Insurance and Note Squires Jerry Mahoney Mortzage Tredehs Standberry F. B. Dickey M. McDonald Ake I. Todd Delaware County State Johnson Sheppard Delware County Nellie C Flint Chicago Mrs C Holt J A Thomas Ryan Jow Thompson JW ‘Thompson S King Delhi Nitsa Dandford Monticello State Bank Ceee- Freckensee Thas J Britt JA Thomas W Houston P Curtis Green James McDonald Sur- Olios Crocadcarseway Dickey James M Dickey Susie I Dickey T Sullivan Surety

A Gentleman From the Philadelphia Bulletin

Describes a courteous man who respects children's feelings and avoids unsolicited advice. He flatters sparingly without boasting, avoids long calls on ladies, steers clear of heated religious talk in mixed company, and shows restraint in praise. He values good breeding, notices reading mistakes discreetly, honors his wife, and treats employers with interest in their welfare.

The Philadelphia Bulletin

George to Open Shoe and Carriage Trim Shop in Monticello

In town last Thursday George announced plans to ship goods to Monticello and open a shoe shop and carriage trimming business there. The Olin Recorder notes Mr and Mrs George regretfully leave Olin as they are valued citizens.

W. OC George Monticello Olin

Barrie Finishes New Novel Ahead of Scribner's Serial

J M Barrie has completed a new novel to begin in Scribner's fiction number. The work is narrated in first person by a retired army officer, a crusty club bachelor, who hides a tender heart. The author has published no fiction since Tommy and Grizel.

J. M. Barrie Tommy and Grizel Scribner’s

Captain Worthington Encamped with 51st Iowa at Anamosa

Capt E C Worthington is in Atlan tic Iowa this week with his regiment the 51st Iowa. He will return to Anamosa next week and expects to wind up his affairs as tax fervet in Jones county in a fortnight.

E. C. Worthington Atlantic Iowa Anamosa Jones County

Big Monticello Iowa Sale To Offer 100 Heavy Draft Horses

Wy. Anen Jr and Co announce a large August sale in Monticello Iowa featuring 100 imported heavy draft horses bred by South Dakota farmers. Halter broken and ready for market, the horses are praised as a premier lot. Sale date to be announced.

Monticello Iowa South Dakota

Timber Land for Sale Near Sand Spring

Forty acres of fine timber land 33 miles west of Sand Spring offered for sale. Contemplative purchasers please communicate with Mrs. M. J. STEVENson Lacon Ills. 4w2 Mr. Fred Walker and Miss Anna Landman were married in the county clerk s office last Monday. The parties hailed from Monticello and the nuptial knot was tied by Mayor Miller.

Sand Spring M. J. Stevenson Lacon, Ills Fred Walker Anna Landman Monticello Miller Anamosa Journal

Verse Reflection on Science and Desire for Comfort

A poem excerpt reflects on scholars pursuing greatness and truth across ages. It notes worry over dead ages, belief debates, and the relentless quest for gold, yet ends with the idea that the greatest seeker seeks a human hand to hold. The line echoes E. Kiser's quotation from the Chicago Record-Herald.

E. Kiser The Chicago Record-Herald

Temperance Meeting Report Prompts Editor to Withdraw Remark

A temperance meeting tale ends with two gentlemen thrown from a carriage in a dark lane. The editor’s line about both men being sober offended one man, who demanded an apology. The editor replied by withdrawing the remark, citing the offense caused by the phrase.

San Francisco

Builder Confident as Plans Move for New House

A conversation about constructing a modern residence reveals plans advancing despite reluctance to reuse an older structure. The exchange highlights practical concerns and enthusiasm for fresh design.

O'Brien Returns to Work for Traction Company

A barber and bailiff joke about O'Brien back at work, clarifying he is employed by the traction company, not the telephone firm, with the quip naming the latter as a distraction. The Chicago News frame adds a wry street-level humor to the exchange.

O’brien The Traction Company Telephone Company Chicago News

Family pareja defies poverty with joined incomes

In the Philadelphia North American snippet a father warns of starvation on a single income. The lovers insist they will not starve and plan to live on both incomes, arguing the mother is too tender hearted to deny them.

Philadelphia

The Fiancee and Young Jenkins Engagement Gossip

Mrs Malaprop comments on Mr Jenkins engagement while Mrs Gabble notes the young woman with him. The Philadelphia Press records social talk about marriage plans and names involved.

Courtroom Quip on Cooking School Marital Plan

Mrs A I sent her daughter to a cooking school to fit her for marriage. Mrs B asked if the experiment succeeded. The judge notes the fiancé found it out, delivering a wry closing line.

Wife Wondering About Husband’s Premarital Spending

A young wife questions how her husband accumulated substantial funds before their marriage. The article notes her curiosity about the source of his wealth and the timeline leading up to their wedding.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Coxsee Atiber Creamery Report Milton Welch Insurance Sutherland Lilo J. W. Doxser J Bartsche Tastes Pagyeieys William Crosier Frank Crosier Dan King M Crowley W .Thompson A. Wilson Charles Penne John Shover Guy Wilson James Shover Dan Sullivan Howard McBride J Mahoney Coggon T Park August Wendt Jacob Mangold James Henessey Ryan James Supple J Seerey Neil Sullivan Arthur Sheppard Rya John Mangold John Zumback Jacob Abbey C Huls Cenan First National Bank of Manchester Kentucky Southern Illinois William M. Simpson Township P. M District Court of Town Tobias Tobiason North Range West Sth McCain Atty PPA Monri- Celloxpress H. M. Remley 18Th Judicial District D. E. Pond North America Hartford North British and Mercantile Pennsylvania Fiancee Marcos Bozzaris Marco Polo H. L F. D. Stout Dubuque Ill Manager Lockheart Addie de Nuthurst Norwood Syra Bellwood A Arion Sunland Belle Ethel Downs Eyelet Nemoline Barondale Renussliwer Willee Nydia Wired Baron Dillon Caid la Belle Pinta Belmont Nutwood Earlmont Fred Arthur Elin Belmont Clara D Belton Persica Instant Russellmont Charandas Allerton Bonnie B Thomas W Oscar RB Barnhart Ashby V George Wilkes Nora Wilkes Rachael Advertiser Geo. Wilkes Dubuque County Young Blaze Davidson Bros Substantial Towa Hil Ward Ova Uafa Pele Cher Gra Ana Aad Hall’s Hardware John J. Patton Patton Ala Chamberlain Bacher & Abel W.F. Rohn Thos. McEline Wayne Township W.hh Sanvorp
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