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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

3

Castle Grove Socials and Moves Highlight Week

Castle Grove notes show S B King shipping hogs to Chicago last week and a thriving ice cream social in schoolhouse No 2 raising over 11 dollars. Monticello visitors include Miss Lyle Richardson and Miss Mamie McAleer with residents like Mrs A W Cramer and Mr Miss Smith, while road work gains a new grader and families travel to funerals in nearby towns.

Castle Grove S. B. King Chicago Lyle Richardson Monticello Cramer Farm Kasota Minn E. A. Clark Missouri Paul Berlin Springville Fred Elsie Cramer Hopkinton Wm. Rickets Waterloo

Onstow News Glimpses of Local Residents and Businesses

June 23 notes show Mrs. Henry Welch of Stanberry and her sister Mrs. Kinney of Martelle visiting Onstow relatives. Hazel Curttright is ill. J. C. Moses improves. Wanichek tours with Jolly Juveniles. Lusted runs Wanichek’s barber shop in his absence. Local housing activity includes Alex Campbell’s new contract with Center Junction builders and Charles Vanderham finishing a Johnsontown home. The Onslow creamery paid 4 cents for 4 percent milk in May, led by Juilig with $112 and John Sprecken with $96. Delegates to Olin include Sokol, Spencer, Reade, and Lightfoot. Miss Lara Johnston returns from Mt. Vernon for summer. Jennie Streeper regains health enough to ride out. Ella Lamey hosts Around About club at Temple Hill. R. C. Walters’s Sunday visit ends with a trip to Spencer for the present.

Onstow Henry Welch Stanberry Kinney Martelle Curttright Clinton Hazel Curttright J. C. Moses Wanichek Olin Lusted W. J. McCready Roy Walters Main Street Alex Campbell Charles Vanderham Johnsontown Onslow Creamery Mr. Juilig John Sprecken F. J. Sokol M. Spencer W. H. H. Reade Madison T. H. Lightfoot Wyoming Lara Johnston Mt. Vernon Jennie Streeper Ella Lamey Temple Hill R. C. Walters Spencer

Social and personal notes from Cass area

A Cass column lists visits and travels among residents including Kelsey Hanna Anamosa visiting W A Hale Greene New York Rev J W Keeler Greene New York visiting his son Rev Keeler, Belle Crane Anamosa guest of Jennie Sandhouse, and Cass visitors such as J H Ketcham Chicago with cattle. Local events include a July 4 Sunday school picnic at Chas Guilford grove a social at the parsonage and an address by Sept Paul. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Colton at their son Josephs home is noted. Joe Kulas twin injury and a casual remark on caucus attendance are included.

Cass Kelsey Hanna Anamosa W. A. Hale J. W. Keeler Greene New York Rev. Keeler Fred Husman Center Junction Cowan Boswell Geo. T. Ketcham Orange New Jersey Frank Lubben Baldwin Austin Bros Reilie Bruce J. W. Cresswell Tate Colton Joseph Chas Guilford Grove Paul Belle Crane Jennie Sandhouse Coleman J. H. Ketcham Chicago Martin Marick Howard Deischer Benson Castle Grove George Brainard W. A. Ladd Olin Joe Kula Rev C. C. Warner

Local Notes from Center Junction and Nearby

Center Junction reports George Van Buren aiding Mr. Ray Young with farm work for a few weeks. Nellie White departed for Davenport last Monday evening for an extended visit. H. G. Davis and wife returned to Minneapolis last Monday. Mrs. T. Dawson has been confined to her home.

Center Junction George van Buren

Helena McKelvey Weds Duncan In Quiet Friday Ceremony

Miss Helena McKelvey and Mr. Duncan married in a home ceremony last Friday evening. John V. Dawson of Clinton attended the wedding. The community also notes the death of Miss Mary Lyons, a young family member and Presbyterian, who died at her father’s home after returning from the West for health reasons.

John V. Dawson Clinton Helena McKelvey J. L. Sizer McCarren James McNeilley Des Moines Mr. Dunham Mary Lyons Presbyterian Church

Social notes from Scotch Grove and surrounding towns

Mildred Sutherland visits Langworthy with Mrs. Chas Bates. James Applegate returns from Monmouth with grandson Lester. George Sweesy visits Monticello friends. Ethel Rice and Maysie Wspy arrive from Dixon to stay in Scotch Grove. Addie and Nina Applegate spend week in Hopkinton. Hoyt Bros. harvest a large strawberry crop. Sunbeam Mission Band serves ice cream and cake on July Fourth in Scotch Grove. Mrs. Basinger, former Monticello resident, visits old scenes. Mrs. Fred Sutherland hosts sister and family from Coggon.

Scorcn Grove Mildred Sutherland Langworthy Chas Bates James Applegate Monmouth Tls Lester Applegate George Sweesy Monticello Ethel Rice Maysie Wspy Dixon Tus Scotch Grove Addie Nina Applegate

Hartman Family News and Local Updates

Funeral for J C Hartman held today and interred at Amber cemetery. Walter Johnson hauling rock for a barn. Younger paid 78 50 for 5 50 May milk. Freeze and Zimmerman bought Henry Hartman farm of 160 acres at 91 per acre. Farmers begin haying. Doyle's house burned last week. Mrs O Toole was at Glenwood and brought home her ill son.

Amer Jane J. C. Hartman Amber Walter Johnson Mr. Younger Jake Freeze Will Zimmerman Henry Hartman John Doyle Michael O’toole Glenwood

Fifth annual commencement at Temple Hill school

The fifth annual commencement at Temple Hill drew a full house as students received county diplomas from Superintendent C. B. Paul. Rev. P. J. Coffey delivered the address. Marguerite Keating won a gold medal with Mary Morrison and Elizabeth Noonan also honored for attendance and conduct. The program featured recitations, dramas, duets, piano trios, and a diploma presentation. Nearby Center Junction hosted a social in honor of Misses Sara and Blanche Buck, with refreshments and music. The Iowa Climate and Crop Service notes last week’s temperatures near normal with beneficial rains improving crop conditions.

Temple Hill Jones County P. J. Coffey C. B. Paul Marguerite Keating Mary Morrison Elizabeth Noonan Mma MccLees Bridget Redmond Francis McNally Eugene Fagan James McMullan Wm. Leonard Elizabeth Nooman Maye Keating H. M. Morrison Agnes Donahue Margaret Keating Wim Leonard Jas McMullan Fagan Genevieve Leonard I. M. Morrison Che Diver Anni McQuilan Mary Murray Leo Finn Excelsior Iowa Climate and Crop Service

Excursion to Boston by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a round trip excursion to Boston from June 30 to July, at reduced rates. Tickets are valid for return until September 1. For full details visit the depot and ask Agent A. I. Jackson.

Boston Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

Post Office Letter List Advertised at Monticello Iowa

List of letters remaining in the Monticello Iowa post office advertised June 22 includes William Corogan, Bug F.5. Hanner, Gepak Bureau, Morrison Bros., Miss Anna Ludwig, Mrs. I. J. Higginbotham, D. E. Porn, P. M.

Monticello Iowa William Corogan Hanner Gepak Bureau Morrison Bros Anna Ludwig I. J. Higginbotham

Morning stars logic puzzled a young audience

A professor tried to explain how morning stars became evening stars by posing a riddle about a dog and a horse and wagon. A boy answered that the horse and wagon would reach home first, noting that the dog would be run over if it stayed in front. The professor admitted the reasoning.

New Insurance Plan For Bowel Illnesses This Summer

A 25 cent life style insurance via Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy promises protection for families against severe bowel problems in summer. The bottle’s mix with water and sweetness makes it easy to take. Widely praised for relief and life saving potential, it is marketed as essential before summer ends. Sold by Bacher Abel.

Bacher & Abel

Prepared foresight saves campers from distress

Mr John H Manly a Belleville Rhode Island dry goods merchant prepared for a summer camping trip supplying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. His little boy suffered cramp colic on the second day and the first dose brought relief and the second dose cured him. Such cases often end fatally without aid. Sold by Bacher Abel.

John H. Manly Belleville R. I Narragansett Bay Bacher & Abel

The Meemster Falls Into a Pipe Pit in Parish Street

A local parish minister wanders at night and falls into a deep water pipe trench being repaired. He shouts for help but is heard by a laborer who jokes that salvation won’t come until Sabbath, noting it is only Thursday night.

Deering Harvester Works Exhibit Vast Industrial Output

The Deering Harvester Works spans 85 acres and employs 10,000 workers. It uses a 2 10,000 horsepower engine, consumes 500 tons of coal daily, and handles 200 car loads of machinery and twine daily. In 1902 it used 45,000,000 feet of lumber and 195,000 tons of iron. the plant makes 80,000 miles of twine daily. Buy the Deering twine, guaranteed by agent G. W. Eastwoon.

Deering Harvester Works Deering

Dunkley canned goods line on sale at Model Grocery

In store notices advertise Dunkley canned goods guaranteed high quality available at Model Grocery. An odorless Sun gasoline store is mentioned as nearest. See also items at Davis hardware for related products.

Model Grocery Davis’ Hardware

Writ Down Ambition Noted in Camp Correspondence

Public Opinion reports a South African constabulary commander asked a local troop officer about donkeys in camp. The officer’s reply, in his own handwriting, states one donkey named It. H. Symes, captain.

South African Constabulary H. Symes

Not Guilty Verdict Deters Reoffense Warning

A jury acquits the defendant of the charges, and the judge admonishes him to stay away from trouble. He replies that he will avoid returning to court, signaling heightened caution after the case.

Public notice of estate administration in Jones County Iowa

The district court of Jones County Iowa appoints A H Marshal and J W Doxser as administrators with the will annexed of the estate of William Caldwell deceased. Persons with claims must file sworn statements with the clerk within legal time. Those owing the estate should pay promptly to the undersigned to avoid costs. Attorney for the estate is listed.

Jones County Dubuque County Anamosa Jones Co District Court State of Iowa William Caldwell W. W. Briazelton Costa Monticello Town A. D

Notice of executrix for W W Briazelton estate

Public notice announces the appointment of EXECUTRIX for the estate of W W Briazelton in Monticello Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated June 11 1903.

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