Local Notes and Community Updates from Monticello Area
Dr. W A Mirick leaves for a West trip visiting Denver Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs to rest from eighteen hour days. A copper colored man was jailed thirty days for stealing a two year old heifer near Anamosa after trying to sell it to a butcher. DeWitt Miller spoke on Uses of Ugliness at the opera house to teachers. Louise Allamand judged insane and sent to Independence Hospital. Rev Van Strohe resigns Scotch Grove pastorate to join Collinsville Illinois church after 21 years. Ethel Magee wins junior steel range prize with 1502 Tyre Express advertisements. Woodville excursion to Davenport draws many riders. Milwaukee plans a well and reservoir near round house with a gasoline pumping engine.
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W. A. Mirick
West
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Brown
Anamosa
Manchester
DeWitt Miller
Institute
Opera House
Miller
Louise Allamand
A. Allamand
Bowen's Prairie
Independence
van Strohe
Scotch Grove
Collinsville
Ilinois
von Strohe
Ethel Magee
J. 5. Hall
Tyre Express
Center Junction
Castle Grove Notes and Local Happenings
Castin Grover reports June 10 notes Oats heading. Ilieken Bros add a kitchen. Andrew Davidson buys a two seated carriage. Local visits include McLaughlins to Davenport and Libbie George from Monticello. New pianos for Arthur Fairbanks and J A Howie. school institute at Monticello. rabies scare with Orcutt. census visit by W A Hogan. various Monticello and Anamosa residents in town. Lenox College commencement attended by Davidson and Noble families.
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Ieiken
J. A. Howie
Sehood Ma’ams
Monticello
Orcutt
Wm. Lande
Castle Grove
KH. J. Noble
Chas. Woge
W. A. Hogan
Donald Thompson
Castle Cirove
C. W. Hosford
Hosford
M. Hosford
Elmo Brown
Pen
N.M. Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Downerville Creamery Co
Andrew Davidson
J. A. McLaughlin
KE. J. Noble
R. Shear
H. A. Deischer
S. ©. Pfeil
I. C. Cramer
F. J
Will McLaughlin
Mary
Maggie
Jessie Davidson
Blanche
Elsie Noble
Elsie Cramer
Lenox College
Local Notes and Visits From Onslow Community
Onslow June 19. Mrs Hattie Lamey visits Maquoketa. J Finch has a Fulton brother visiting. Mrs Lydia Boyer and Miss Laura Johnston were Marion visitors last week. Prof J K Cameron home from Cedar Rapids duties. Sail Dilley a Cass township resident visits. C A Roe, station agent, was ill last week. Chas Davis fills in. Lamey family guests include Mrs Banghart and son John from Chicago. Miss Lou Sears leaves for Cedar Falls State Normal. Teachers at Monticello. State Encampment GA R attendees listed. Onslow to celebrate 4th of July. committees formed. Melvin Pinel and family from Clinton with finger injury. RM Corbit, J M Sokol, Geo Sokol, Lester Russell, Phos Kagan home for summer. Pagan to return from Ann Arbor. W B Mackrill dead. brother Hardy Ia notified. State case venued from Clay to J A Pan. Carr, Thomas and Ton Watters as parties. jury disagreement on stock taken from pasture.
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OnsLow
Hattie Lamey
Maquoketa
J.€. Finch
Fulton
Lydia Boyer
Laura Johnston
Marion
J. KE. Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Sail Dilley
Cass Township
C. A. Roe
Chas. Davis
Center Junction
Lamey
Banghart
John
Chicago
N. C. Hall
Lou Sears
Cedar Falls
Monticello
BE. Brown
He. I. Pant
Finch
G. A. Hanna
J. Blom.ow
Livzie Russell
Melvin Pinel
Clinton
Melvin
RM. Corbit
Law Department
Ann Arbor
J. M. Sokol
Rush Medical
Geo. Sokol
Lester Russell
Agricultural College
Ames
Phos. Kagan
JM. Pagan
A. Mackrill
Hardy
W. B. Mackrill
Mr. Mackrill
Jones County
Canton
Esq. Dennison
Clay Township
Esq
J. A. Pan
Carr
Thomas and
Ton Watters
N.W. Hutchins
E. L. Barnes
Illnesses and community notes from Cass June 19
Ellen Lake remains seriously ill as relatives visit. Mrs D Dean of Sycamore visits her son M M Dean. Mrs John Stimson seeks treatment at Auamusa Sanitarium. Mrs W W Bray and children visit Monmouth NL parents. Bessie Condit returns from Oeiwein after two months away. Mr and Mrs W Jacobus of Anamosa stay with Mrs Lake during her illness. Census enumerator took a layoff for sickness. Miss Barclay and Number Ghelda school finish canvass. Ghelda picnic drew many patrons. Hickory Grove school strawberry festival at Pred Brainard’s home drew nearly a hundred. Children’s day exercises at Congregational church drew large crowd. Herman Specht sells Shady Lane store to J K Bowers and joins Travelling Men’s Association moving with Witwer Bros.
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Cass
Ellen Lake
D. Dean
Sycamore
M. M. Dean
John Stimson
Auamusa
W. W. Bray
Monmouth
Bessie Condit
Oeiwein
W. Jacobus
Anamosa
Pred Brainard
Congregational Church
Herman Specht
Shady Lane
J. K. Bowers
Travelling Men's Association
Witwer Bros
Cedar Rapids
Milk prices and local travel notes in Amber report
Sanford paid an average of 7 cents per hundred for May milk. Gerd Rickles is building a large house and hauling lumber from the area last week. W. J. Frazier visited town briefly this morning. Several residents traveled to Davenport last Friday. Mr. Sk Steele and son Matthew went to Indiana Saturday night. Schools closed last Friday for the summer.
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Amoorr
Pune
Sanford
Gerd Rickles
W.J. Frazier
Davenport
Sk. Steele
Matthew
Indiana
Church Notices Highlighting Children's Day and Sermon Programs
The M E church hosts a morning sermon with Congregational and U B church services featuring Children’s Day programs in the evening. Notices invite all to attend and note Sunday School missions offerings.
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M. E
Congregationalists
Friends of the Children
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