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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1898
Page
6
The Monticello Express lists a subscription price of 1.75 for the period ending June 28, 1898. This notice appears in the Thursday edition detailing annual cost and payment terms for readers.
Mrs Selina James Hughes of Scotch Grove died after a stroke on June 17 1808 at age 66 leaving four sons and four daughters. Born June 7 1882 in Cornwall England she came to the United States at 22 and married John Hughes in Council Hill Illinois. Nine children were born. six sons and sons-in law served as pallbearers at funeral conducted by Revs John Rice H Robinson J M Bolton and L A Sutherland with large attendance.
Our school closed last Friday. Sanford paid an average of 53 cents for May milk. Miss Carrie Merril is visiting relatives in the vicinity. Miss Dora Hartman of Anamosa visited relatives here Sunday. W. F. McNeilly and J. E. Larragher spent Sunday in Onslow. Frank Bailey family visited Monticello. Jasper Ramsey deputy county clerk visited his parents. Lawrence Young of Center Junction was in town. Mrs. Hans Lahn returned from Belle Plaine. Mabel McNeilly of Center Junction visited relatives here. Ice cream social at Mr. Casteel's raised 10 dollars. Mrs. Rilla McNeilly visiting Columbus Junction. Hog cholera reappears. James Brown and Tom Powers lost stock.
June 21 notes report Mrs. Mayberry’s home improvements and Mr. W Allen visiting his daughter Mrs. Baghott in Massilon. Rev. Bretnall attends Cornell college commencement at Mount Vernon. Fitzgibbons fills Mr. Baghott’s depot post. Rev. F G Barnes of Epworth seminary to sing at Hickory Grove M E church June 29. School closes for summer with picnic. Miss Elizabeth Schoenherr praised. Quarterly conference June 27 at 10 am with presiding elder Rev C H Taylor to administer Sacrament at Langworthy and later at Hickory Grove.
Hon Geo Lathrop of Oxford Mills visited town on Saturday. Willie Clapp saw his father at Rock Island last week. Children Day at M I church. Ben Chamberlain and Frank Grindrod are home from vacation. Mrs P R Bradshaw and daughters of Jefferson Iowa visit. Mrs Ada Lunn and daughter Mary Epworth in town renewing old acquaintances. Clifford Paul to Cedar Falls for summer course at State Normal. Gertrude Hutchins returns after two years north western visit. J M Babcock and L M Barrett visit Mt Vernon by wheel. W H Shapland buys Grindrod blacksmith shop and moves in. Ice cream social on Mrs Jas Bronson lawn by M E church Ladies Aid. fair attended, good time.
Milo Garrison hosts friends with social amusements and treats after which Rev. S. M. McConnell marries Ada Alicia Breish. Ada, a long time Jones County schoolteacher, and Milo, a United Presbyterian pastor, depart by 11:35 p m for a short visit. Later, Rev A W Smith joins John O Smith and Laura K Watchins for a June 15 wedding at Laura's parents home with a band and music. The groom shows ambition and the bride is active in church work. Neighbors extend good wishes for a long life together.
Castine Grove notes a Felon on hand incident nursing by Abs H R Orcutt. visits by Mr and Mrs John Durrack and LeClerc from Dubuque. VWred Laude and sisters in Uniontown. school maams at Anamosa institute. Bert King at party. E A Clark at Cedar Rapids convention. Jada and Lottie Laude with Mrs R Shear. Mrs B A Benson and Mrs J H Benson visiting Pfeil home. Mrs Krueger trip injures. W K Wild of Cass and Lacey Day marry. haying season and crop progress. gloves found after a party. Cass and Castle Grove youths invade Pfeil farm for social games and a good time.
Miss Anha McKean attends a Chicago summer school. Helena McKelvey visits Scotch Grove guests Misses Grace and Rose Maxson. A stereoptical show under canvas set for June 28 with admission ten ers. Attendees include Myrtle Clark Josephine Sutherland and R M Jleasty at the teachers institute in Anamosa. Rev dough Robinson and family vacationing in Scotch Grove. Robinson plans camping on the Maquoketa with Mr Scruggie of Monticello. Sympathy extends to the Hughes family upon bereavement. Obituary note elsewhere. Blanche Sutherland returns to Tarkio Missouri after teaching in Scotch Grove. Two Cedar Rapids men threaten arrest for concealed weapons and shooting on the Sabbath, then depart.
June reports from Onslow note teachers in Anamosa for the week and farmers cutting clover with a good crop. Schools closed with a Maquoketa picnic. Locals include John Sokol studying medicine in Wyoming and George Sokol at Iowa State College Ames for summer. Walter Noyes writes from the transport San Marco in Tampa Bay that soldiers face discomfort but remain eager for the invasion.
H. G. Haring & Son of Clinton won the contract with a low bid of 3295 for the new school house. A. Norton of Wyoming followed at 3297. Other bidders pushed totals toward five thousand, suggesting some inflated guesses.
Center Junction reports various local visits and movements. Mr and Mrs Hemmenway of Monticello visited town last week. Alice Dawson is home on vacation. Peter Smith sold his farm to Seehusen. The Lyons family traveled to Colorado to visit their daughter. Dr and Jessie Kent and Addie Collins visited relatives in Cedar county. Helen McKelvey of Clarence visited friends here. Rev Slocum of Clinton IA came for an evening business trip. Win Felton and Chas Sutherland were in town for the weekend summer break.
Parker writes from Pasadena California recalling old Bowen's Prairie friends and plans. He notes cherries at Butler's Ranch selling for 10 cents a pound and describes ranch improvements mosquito netting on trees and a forthcoming East Colorado street purchase. He mentions visits to Avalon Catalina Island and a fourth season there with fishing boating and bathing.
The marriage will take place this afternoon at five o clock at the Gibson residence. Rev. Johnson will officiate. Ada Gibson, long a Lenox College instructor, to wed Detroit native Hugh McCarroll, a Lenox graduate of honors. They will depart tonight for Detroit.
Lot No 14 from the original Monti cello plat with the house thereon offered for sale south of Proctor's. A bargain presented by J B Smiru. 3ltf-an
The passage surveys royal duties and public service across Europe, praising discretion and broad engagement. It then notes vast timber losses from fires and smoke darkening skies as Thoreau warned, followed by a nursery advert for seed buckwheat at Scotch Grove Nursery and a obituary of Gen. C. W. H. Booth, a 62 year Dubuque resident who died last Sunday.
We express heartfelt thanks to the religious and civic societies and to neighbors and friends who kindly assisted and sympathized with us after our recent bereavement. C. C. Curtis and Family.
A Monticello Iowa 1898 notice lists unclaimed mail and announces July 2 8 and 4 excursion sales by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway to within 200 miles with return options through July 5. Nickel Plate schedules a July 14 17 Buffalo trip with water or rail routes Cleveland to Buffalo and a special Manila display at Clear Lake Iowa June 25. Also notices on a fine residence for sale and health cures.
Nickel Plate Road introduces daily train No 6 from Van Buren street station Chicago looping to Buffalo sleeper arrives 7 40 am next day and through Lackawanna sleeper to New York arriving early evening. Three through trains daily to Fort Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York and Boston with lower rates. City ticket office 111 Adams St Auditorium Annex Main 3 389.
The undersigned offers for sale his house and lot in a quiet desirable neighborhood with a barn. Desires to sell at once and will dispose of the property at a reasonable figure. For further information inquire of Lous Gardner.
Nickel Plate Road announces a new sleeping car service between Chicago and Buffalo on train No. 6 departing daily at 2 55 PM from Van Buren Street Station. The through sleeper to New York via Nickel Plate and Lackawanna roads adds to existing high quality through service.
Cedar Rapids meeting of the Republican Judicial Committee, June 15, names T. B. Hanley, J. W. Coxsee, and J. C. Davis. A convention to nominate three district judge candidates is ordered for Marton Court House on Tuesday August 2 at 11 a.m. Delegates per Cedar, Jones, and Linn counties are specified. Dated June 16, 1898.
Public notice records appointment of a trustee for the Mary Harrington estate and calls all claimants to file sworn statements with the clerk. It also announces an administrator for Orlando D. Rundle’s estate and directs debts to be paid and claims presented. A highway vacation and relocation proposal is filed for section 29 township 86. objections or damages must be filed by July 20, 1898 in the county auditor’s office.
The District Court of Jones County Iowa as executor of Mary Duffy deceased notifies all claimants to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and for debtors to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa May 11, 1808. Be delia Duffy executor.
A grower notes buckwheat yields and ripening differ with the Japanese variety, which ripens better under their conditions after several years of cultivation.
This 264 page illustrated pamphlet features letters from northern farmers prospering along the Illinois Central Railroad line through Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana It describes cities towns and surrounding country and offers reliable information on the South’s accessible prosperous areas Free copies are available by writing J F Merry A G P A Illinois Central R R Manchester Illinois July 30.
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