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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

7

Monticello News Tie Across Many Visits and Local Happenings

Mrs. F W Koop visits Chicago. Nicholas Kehoe and George Schoonover travel from Dubuque and Monticello. Miss Mamie O Rourke, Miss Navini Henry, and Miss Anna Huster visit relatives. The hosiery store Deatrick and Doutrick advertise sales. The Monticello ball club hosts Manchester. A firstborn child arrives to Mr and Mrs Frank Becker. Sherriff Hogan escorts inmates to the inebriate hospital.

Monticello News Recap of Local Notices and Visits

Local Monticello items list calls on Miss Mary Kennedy from Dubuque to Miss Frances Koop from Coe and Miss Ednad Templeton from Rockford College. Social visits include Mrs. Mitchell of Marion with Charles Northrop family. Dreyer and others attend graduation and travel to Davenport for events. Community notices cover sales, lawn socials, theater giveaways, and local business ads.

Frances Koop Coe Ednad Templeton Rockford College Mrs. Mitchell Marion Charles J. Northrop

No Services At St John’s Lutheran Sand Hill Next Sunday

St John’s Lutheran at Sand Hill will not hold worship next Sunday due to the pastor Rev Wm L Scheutz being away attending a mission festival at Newhall. lack of clergy forces cancellation.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Sand Hill Wm. L. Scheutz Newhall

Monticello News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Mishaps

Monticello items report Mrs. Lovell and daughter Catherine at Iowa City commencement, Mrs. Herrick at a Daughters of the Revolution convention and visiting Stamford. Funeral in Dubuque for Miss Lucy Frost. court case Dumont vs Peet. Roy Peterson leaving Eureka College for Harvard. Families move near Dyeraville. boy sustains bad arm in bicycle crash. Local officials praise asphalt paving in Tipton. Henry Heyen suffers auto fever. rent ad for 70 acre pasture. Theaters show Gifford company and Fletcher pictures. James Leclerc visits then to Pennsylvania church call. Hog stolen from Mrs. Tuel. carload of Potawatomi Indians passes through. Chicago charity plans for poor children. lists close July 12.

Hazard building cleared for auto shop and garage lease

The east side of Cross hardware store area was torn down last week to make room for a new cement-front garage and automobile repair shop. Mr. Cross signed a ten year ground lease and anticipates growth in the auto business.

Cross Hardware Store Cross

Helgens Buys Farm At Wayne Township For 20000 Dollars

George Helgens paid 20000 dollars to John Balster for the former John Stutt farm in Wayne township comprising about 160 acres. The price exceeds 126 dollars per acre and Balster may later lower his asking price for the threshing outfit. Balster formerly paid 17000 dollars for the property two years ago. Separately, George Claussen the local mail agent earned admission to the bar after a long study period in Monticello, proving his diligence and perseverance.

George Helgens John Balster John Stutt Wayne Township Helgens Balster George Claussen Davenport Supreme Court Claussen Monticello M. W. Merrick Jie

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