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The Monticello Express notes J. W. DOXSEE as Editor and Proprietor with a subscription price of $1.75 per year.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
2
The Monticello Express notes J. W. DOXSEE as Editor and Proprietor with a subscription price of $1.75 per year.
John Watson moves to farm near Loudon. George Sokol sells lumber business to Franks & Son. Rev J G Van Ness visits sister. Mrs H D Hall and children visit Maquoketa. H W Underwood returns from Kansas. Lochiel Johnston learns of mother's death in New York. Insurance adjusters not arrived. loss figures pending. Stock shipments include Dennison, Behnka, Orr. W Silsbee heads to Range Oklahoma with family. Vacant business rooms filling. hotel still empty. C L Butler travels to Los Angeles for daughter Ethel’s illness. Col Al ored heart trouble. Dr Knittle aiding. Mrs Schrader dies. leaves husband, children, grandchildren. Albert McQuown operated for appendicitis. recovering. Fire victims named. Walters rented room with carload of baggage before fire. Remington obituary. 9th Iowa veteran linked to Troy Mills. Lochiel Johnston surprise farewell to Grand Island. dinner and gifts. Schoon family to Chicago. Grace McKean visits Wyoming high school. C M A lodge sociable poorly attended due to bad roads. Mrs D McKelvey and daughter arrive for stay. Will McDonald called to Wyoming for ill mother. Meade Sanford, Moncrief, Livingstone at J O Lawrence sale near Monticello. Monticello callers include Antons, Lyons, Shipley. Myron Dodge to reside west of town on Brown farm. Mrs Charles Preston surprise visit. moving to Cass township. Kathryn Leech, Sarah Buck, Far Stingley, George McDonald visit Rock Island with Canty family.
Cascade notes visits by J M Edwards and son Glenn to Denver. Mrs L B G Carter returns to Charlies City. G W Craft on business in Fillmore and lands in Valley City. Rev A M Tanner from Malcom visits Cascade. Infant of Mr and Mrs George Sadler dies. Rufus Dean ill in North Dakota. M W A and Mystic Workers banquet largely attended. Cascade Horse Co reports 1905 year, 1906 outlook. Miss Carrie Lamey interred in Cascade. Mary S M Jackson 1827–1905 obituary with Cascade ties. funeral at Methodist church Wednesday.
Minnie Dawson visits Clinton relatives while James McNeilly and Mable travel to Anamosa. Mrs. Andrew Robertson heads to Monti cello. Mrs. J. F. Brown improves after illness as Sam Witham recovers at Pangburn home. C M A banquet in the opera house, others travel to Oxford Junction and Anamosa for business and visits.
Rural Route reports illness for Mrs. Henry Harris and school staff. many farm visitors and moves around Monticello and Anamosa. The Cheshire sale draws Wayne farmers. several relocations and marriages discussed. Obituary for Adam Sutherland and Lizzie Turnis death from scarlet fever. Teachers meeting scheduled at Monticello High School with program details. Local notices include farm rent, a wedding in Richland township, and a Scotch Grove marriage.
J H Hogg returns to timber farm Mrs John Gillilan ill EK Lightfoot rents farm to Joe Minnis Jr Jennie Davidson visited Bowen Prairie friends Henry Eiben back at Bowen Prairie Wilder paid 261 cents for butter fat at Downerville creamery Farmers attend Geo Pfeil sale and J O Lawrence sale Castle Grove party plans homesteading in South Dakota loading cars for a 12 car train leaving Monticello Saturday
William Livingstone Brown aged 27 died February 14 1906 in Christine North Dakota after typhoid fever complications. He had worked for the C M St P Ry and recently became station agent at Christine. He was to marry on January 30 and lay in state at a large funeral with Modern Woodmen pallbearers and a Presbyterian service. He was born in Madigan township Jones county Iowa and was educated at Lenox College Hopkinton Highand Park Des Moines and Oshkosh telegraph school.
A newlywed couple celebrated their honeymoon in Sapulpa by riding a local merry-go-round 24 times for five cents. The wedding trip is described as a continual round of pleasure.
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