New Faces and Local News From Monticello and Vicinity
A compilation of short items notes visits by residents to Dubuque Oshkosh and Ames, new goods at Hicks Hicks Eilers and Eastwood Chase stores, a Monticello Oxford Junction baseball game 14 to 6, and farm for sale near Monticello. Also mentions local events and sales including Tamoka coffee and lace curtains.
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Monticello
Oxford Junction
Local notices and shopping items fill Monticello pages
Monticello locals report illnesses and births, visits, and sales. Advertisements tout clothing, curtains, lace, undergarments, hats, and shoes at Burrichter, Model, and Wills. Events include an ice cream social at Elmer Noble in Castle Grove and Sunday church services with Rev. Warner. Mrs. Mudge and others visit relatives. farmers purchase horses, flour, and fertilizer. taxes due at the Monticello State Bank.
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Elmer Noble
Castle Grove
Visiting ministers preach at Monticello churches
Two Monticello churches hosted visiting ministers last Sunday. Rev. F W Grossman new Lenox college president preached at the Presbyterian church, and Rev. Dr. J C Magee of Cedar Falls spoke at the Methodist church in the evening. Magee, son of Capt D F Magee, visited with his parents from Friday through Tuesday before traveling to Fayette for a trustees session at Upper Iowa University where he serves.
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Monticello
F. W. Grossman
Lenox College
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
J. C. Magee
Cedar Falls
Magee
D. F. Magee
Fayette
The
Upper Iowa University
Bryan Speaks at Monticello in Two Hour Address
The Democrat William Jennings Bryan spoke Friday evening at the Monticello opera house under Presbyterian auspices. He criticized Republican policies and called for free coinage of silver while painting a utopian government, drawing enthusiastic applause from Democrats and quiet moments from populist listeners.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Democratic Party of
United States
Opera House
Presbyterian Church
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Railway reports show losses on Dubuque and Southwestern branch
The 1901 abstracts indicate the Dubuque and Southwestern branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co. lost $1,009.71 despite 89,227.72 in gross earnings on a 43.68 mile line. Operating expenses totalled 90,237.48, with much business likely credited to the mainline.
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Dubuque and Southwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
Dubuque & Southwestern
Milwaukee Company
Davenport and Northwestern
Bellevue
Cascade
Methodist Episcopal 3rd Quarterly Conference Notice
At the Methodist Episcopal church the 3rd quarterly conference convenes Saturday June 21 at 8 PM in the lecture room. All officers asked to attend. Sunday services include a love feast at 9:30 AM and a 10:45 AM sermon by Rev. H H Green D D presiding elder of the Dubuque district.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Green
D. D
Dubuque
Lovesick Youth Seized After No Response From House Window
A country youth who courted a hillside household worker by late night tapping was stopped by nightwatch after a concerned neighbor phoned police. He faced Justice Babcock then released, the case recalled old times as he walked into the night. Also notes sale ads for hats by J A Deutrick and the drowning death of Simon Florine of Richland township at Dubuque.
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Justice Babcock
Simon Florine
Kasper
Richland
Dubuque
Florine
Andrew Florine
Bowen’s Prairie
Here
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the Express
J. W. Doxsee
Pingree
Governor Shoes
Mani
East First Street
Home News
Ed. Turnis
Peter Dress
New Faces
Hicks & Eilers
Emma Schneider
Lost Nation
Eastwood & Chase’s
John Doron
Clinton
Florence Jackells of
Anamosa
Jacob Brucks
Hicks & Hilers
Julia Camp
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Jessie
Emma Abel
New Dress Goods
Hicks & Bilers
Migs Della Arduser
H. C. Wills
Hall’s Hardware
Coggan
City Park
H. ©. Wills
Touis
Carl Stuhler
Ames
Hicks & Evers
Worthington
Lowell Block
George Haines
Boston
Eby Bros
Scotch Grove Mills
Harry Brown
Christiana Reed
Prin. R. W. Seeber
Westgate
Hall
John Yousse
R. Rieken
Kate Stuhler
Davidson
State College
Eastwood & Chase
Hopkinton Leader
Cy Bert
Hogan
C. W. Brown
F. P. Stuhler
Kranz
H. C.wills
Michael J. Hogan
West Side
Tama
Chas, Eberhart
Chicago
Frank Hofacre
Agricultural College
the Union
Congregational Church
Warner
Heinz
C. E. Mudge
Marion
John Gibson
This Place
Morris Bebb
Mt. Vernon
Louise
Madelia
Burrichter
M. H. Teeter
Club House
Allie
Libbie
Mary
Tom George
Burrichter’s
D. C. Jewett
Lyle Hicks
East
Watertown
New York
Thousand Islands
Isaac Sears
Davenport
M. A. Weir
Wm. Schodde
Hubbard & Hanken
Sprague
Bacuer & Aner, Ag’ts
Ellis G. Winner
W. W. Hunter
Colorado
Winners
Hazel Butterfield
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Ellis
Dr. Hunter
Ethel George
Rockford
Illinois
Lovell Block
Kennedy
Mary Murray
Robert Russell
Florence Foster
Las Cruces
New Mexico
W. A. Mirick
Miss Foster
Luther Foster
Schaeffer
Kempf
Voorhees
Herrick
Messrs
R. Cartano
Frank Eberhart
Armour & Co
Wm. Fagan
A. Kempf Pharmacy
Randolph
Fagan
Christine Miller
Sycamore Street
Monticello State Bank
Minnesota
Dakota Lands
Frank
Sam Eberhart
Land Land Coast
Herman Rickels
al Laude
South Dakota
Eberharts
J. A. Deutrick
People’s Store
27Th General Assembly
State
Golden Eagle
D. I. Goopsronr
Jefferson
Philippine Islands
Rip van Winkle
Cleveland
Golden Eagle Clothing House
Iowa
Jones County
D. I. Gonpstone
George 8. Eastman
Fallbrook
California
Eastman
New Hampshire
Pacific Slope
Lovell Block Store
Jersey
Acorn
Hille
H.C. Wills
McCall
C.H. Schipman
South Sipr
Monrickeizo
Oscar H. Soetje
Duszist “Chemist
Dhasha IN
Sherwin-Williams
Simmons Hardware Co