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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

2

Obituary and Community Notes From Wyoming Journal

Albert Wayne Brown died at Wyoming on June 17 1915 aged 66 years and 17 days. He was born May 31 1849 in Lodi Ohio and moved to Wyoming as a child. Survived by adopted son Will L Brown and wife Mary R Chamberlain married 1870. Funeral at Brown farm, burial in Wyoming. Also notes social events, weddings and local visits with many named residents and venues across Wyoming and surrounding towns.

Wyoming Albert Wayne Alfred G Harriet BE. Brown Lodi Medina County Ohio Mr. Brown E. N. Wilcox Mary R. Chamberlain Brown Will L Banda Brown Farm A. A. Vaughn Florence M Harvey P. Baird O. O. DePuy Miss Vaughn C. W. Owens Wm. Holland Chicago H. EK. Wilcox Ralph Helena Kenwood Park Ogden and Henderson Monmouth Illinois Wyoming Journal Monticello Halstead Carpenter Citizen’s State Bank of Wyoming Mr. Carpenter Citizen’s State Bank Monticello State Bank Wilcox White Church Kenneth Marshall Present Calendar Co Indianapolis Indiana August Bramer Arthur Wilcox Oxford Junction Ahrend Balster Tobias Bohlken Scotch Grove Bessie McMurrin Pearl Cook Mt. Vernon

Calf Lightning Losses and Farm News From Castle Grove

James Fleming reports a calf lost to lightning during the storm last Thursday night near the Linn county line. F. J. McKeever of Ryan loses a horse in the same storm. Both losses insured by Farmers Mutual. Insurance risk total now 931 991. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. George Watt's home. A T Glass delivered 74 hogs in Prairieburg weighing 306 lb each at 7 15 per cwt. John Plower in Boulder township dedicated a new barn by giving a chance. Farmers Mutual directors held a routine meeting last Saturday. Adolph Jennisohn and three Milwaukee relatives mentioned.

James Fleming Linn F. J. McKeever Ryan Farmers’ Mutual Ladies’ Aid Society Cass Center Church George Watt A. T. Glass Prairieburg John Plower Boulder Township Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association Adolph Jennisohn Milwaukee Baye

Onslow Real Estate Trades and Local Notes

Onslow notes nine properties changed hands this spring including Carroll Lightfoot buying Mrs Paul’s North Main Street house. other sales include meat market and Mrs Edna Hanna’s restaurant. Local events cover birthdays weddings visits and upcoming booster parades for July celebrations.

Onslow Carroll Lightfoot North Main Street J. A. Paul Edna Hanna Ahe Greiser Dallas Center Wyoming Noyes Mra Kid White Baldwin James, Warren’s Vera Paul Chicago OG. B. Hasler Harmiony Minnesota

Children’s Day Observed at Presbyterian Church

Scotch Grove June 22. Children’s Day observed last Sunday with a well done program. Mrs. D. O. Sinclair praised for training the children. Seventeen gold cross and crown pins awarded for a year of Sabbath school attendance. SSA missions offering was $12. Harvester Co. representative helped E. L. Himebaugh set up machinery Monday. Illustrated sermon planned for next Sunday evening. Local visits noted among residents and friends. Elmer Hubbard shipped a car load of hogs Monday.

Presbyterian Church D. O. Sinclair S. S. Missions International Harvester Co E. L. Himebaugh Jean Sutherland Donald Wm. Warner A. R. Moats S. G. Thompson Center Junction J. M. Sturtevant Kitty Sutherland John Rickles

Prairieburg Social Notes and Church Events

Rev Austen led services for the first time since May 9 after a New York Presbytery absence. Edith Monnier visits to house-sit for Albert Flockhart east of town. Central City minister Dwelle promotes revival starting June 20. Catholic church hosts dance and supper on June 2tth. Local visitors include Adam Flockhart family and Wollmut duo in Cedar Rapids. Presbyterians observe Children’s Day and plan Baker building supper. Mae Rowley to Cedar Rapids with son. Floyd departs after a month with Garg relatives.

Austen Presbytery New York City Edith Monnier Albert Burg Dwelle Central City Adam Flockhart Mable John Wollmut Cedar Rapids O. O. Rowley Mae Rowley Howard N. G. Rowley Coggan Cherril Parker DeLancey Presbyterian Sunday School Presbyterian Baker Building Little Son W. A. Floyd Garg

Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Center Junction

Center Junction June 22 Rebekah lodge holds regular meeting electing N G Mrs Ida McDonald V G Mrs Carrie Preags Treasurer Mrs A Tomlinson Secretary Mrs Lucy Dodge to serve six months The record notes the funeral of the deceased Krank.

Center Junction Rebekah Lodge N.G Ida McDonald V. G Misa Carrie Preags A. Tomlinson Lucy Dodge Krank

What the Judge Wants to Know

Center Junction column asks a string of local curiosities from curious questions about oil drilling methods to social rules and town gossip. The piece closes with The Judge signing off, inviting more questions from readers.

Local Miss Beatrice Parkhill Joins Jones Chautauqua

Hopkinton report notes Beatrice Parkhill travels to Alburnett with Rev J W Parkhill and Mrs. Parkhill to join the Jones Chautauqua as soloist for the summer. G A Turner joins Depp Co. in the corner pharmacy firm succeeding Dr. Livingston. A near miss at Locust street railroad crossing prompts renewed safety reminders after a freight-car event damaged F A Bort vehicle and its occupants.

Hopkinton Leader News Beatrice Parkhill Alburnette Jones Chautauqua G. A. Turner Anamosa Depp & Co Dr. Livingston Stresta F. A. Bort Locust Street Mr. Bort

Tented Circus City Comes to Monticello With New Equipment

The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, a movable city of 400 artists and 22 tents, arrives July 2 in Monticello with new equipment. A 1 mile show train travels 30,000 miles yearly to 200 cities for 400 performances led by Carl Hagenbeck and B E Wallace. The day begins with a street parade at 10 a.m. and includes trained wild animals in a large steel arena and 50 clowns.

Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus United States Hagenbeck-Wallace Carl Hagenbeck B. E. Wallace

Local Graduations and Business Sale Report

Miss Florence Hale of Cass township is to graduate from Cedar Rapids College of Music on June 18. Miss Kate Hines, a former Kansas City public school teacher, visits Anamosa with her mother Mrs. Jennie Hines. Hubert McGuire earned the state university of Iowa City Liberal Arts prize for best work in American history. Parke Ogden of Anamosa will receive his Grinnell College diploma on June 16, following a junior year at Ohio University. G. H. Monroe sells his hardware stock, to Mesara Ivan Miller and F. A. Weber of Olin, health issues cited as reason for sale.

Florence Hale Wm. Hale Cass Township Cedar Rapids College of Music Kate Hines Kansas City Anamosa Jennie Hines Hubert McGuire College of Liberal Arts State University Iowa City Sons of the American Parke Ogden Grinnell College Ohio University Ogden G. H. Monroe Mesara Ivan Miller F. A. Weber Olin Miller Scott Hardware Monroe

Marriage Unites Miss Husman and George Tuetken at Wayne Lutheran

Miss Marie Husman daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Husman married George J Tuetken son of Mr and Mrs Henry Tuetken at Wayne Lutheran Church yesterday at 11 am Rev C Mardorf officiated. A dance in a newly built barn followed hosted by the bride’s father. The couple will reside on a farm near Center Junction. The Express offers heartfelt congratulations.

Marie Husman Willie Husman George J. Tuetkan Henry Tuetken Wayne Lutheran Church C. Mardorf

Very Drunk Magistrate Dialog Sketch Front Lace Corista

A humorous old-time line features a magistrate questioning a drunk man as a policeman cites odd remarks about his wife. The exchange emphasizes his intoxicated ramblings and social contrast with neighbors and furniture.

Monticello School Board Elects Second Grade Teacher

Monticello June 11 1915 the board met in special session present W F Rohn L W Lovell I M Red mond and Ki EK Reed. They approved minutes and bills from Contingent Fund including supplies labor power and text books. Marie Gantz elected second grade teacher at sixty dollars monthly. Board adjourned.

Monticello Board of Education W.F. Rohn L. W. Lovell I. M. Redmond Ki. EK. Reed Iowa Telephone Co Jessie Abel Monticello Electric Co Dodd, Mead & Co John C Mountjoy Macmillian Co Marie Gantz

Masonic Lodges Plan Picnic Near Cascade July Fifth

Cascade and Farley Masonic lodges and their families will host a basket picnic at Bakers prove five miles north of Cascade on Monday July 5. Rev. H. J. Milligan of Dubuque will deliver the address. A tug of war Farley vs Cascade, a baseball game and music by the Farley band are on the program. The committee invites all to attend.

Cascade Farley Baker’s Prove H. J. Milligan Dubuque

Learn to know Iowa first before seeking greener fields slogan rises

Mr Vernon Hawkeye notes the Iowa slogan gains traction as a Mount Vernon farm owner two miles out refuses $325 per acre price. He argues rising townland values reflect fulfilled Hawkeye state promises amid national price trends.

Vernon Hawkeye Iowa Mount Vernon Hawkeye

Eye care and eyewear fitting announcement

Eyes tested and glasses fitted by Dr. L. G. Stubier. Advertisement for Middy Blouses at Doutrick's.

L. G. Stubier Doutrick’s

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint for All Painting Jobs

An ad argues the Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint suits outdoor and indoor work alike. It claims it covers more surface per gallon and outperforms ordinary paint, and that hand mixed paint cannot match its results.

Devoe

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