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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

Page

5

Uncle Si Haskins street parade planned next Tuesday

Local notices mention Uncle Si Haskins' street parade at the opera house next Tuesday evening and a Rube band. Burrichter's advertises New Zion Laces and Deatrick's lines. Several visitors and local activities are listed with addresses and brief notes.

Si Haskins Opera House Rube Band

Monticello and area notes fill week with events and notices

Local items report residents moving to Winona Lake Indiana and elsewhere, family announcements, a death in the Hertz family, sales at Deatrick’s and Johnson-Stabler Clothing, a big Uncle Si Haskins band stop in Monticello, property sales, a missing pocket book, a basket social in Castle Grove, and civic notices. Also listed are farming prices, a grand jury action against E. Snyder for fraud, upcoming weddings, estate trades, and Epworth Glee Club event.

Sermon Series on Verifying the Gospels Beginnings at Church

Rev M A Breed of the Congregational church announces four morning sermons on Verifying the Gospels. The first will be next Sabbath addressing how we know there is a God our Heavenly Father and Easter Sunday closes the series with proofs of immortality.

M. A. Breed Congregational Church

Picture peddlers fall foul of law and jury skirmish at Monticello

Two itinerant picture sellers faced trouble last week. One is serving 30 days in Jones county jail and another is jailed at Waverly for selling without a license. The men traded cheap flashy pictures for chickens around Monticello, boasting they cleared $30 there. A case began after a farmer's children accepted a picture in exchange for eight chickens. deputies arrested Tony Young in Waterloo and brought him to town for arraignment. Sheriff Hogan led the arrest and Justice Locher imposed the 30 day sentence.

Jones County Waverly Monticello Emery Leggett Hogan Waterloo Justice Locher Towit Tony Young

District Court Proceedings Open in March Term

The March term of the District court convened with Judge Ellison presiding. Probate matters include guardianships and estates with final reports approved, executors and guardians discharged, bonds exonerated, and real estate deeds approved.

District Court F. QO. Ellison Chas C. Byers Charles C. Byers Frank Thompson Abigail Magee Henry Clay Wills Casper Husmann J. W. Hutton James Murray Michael Finn H. L. Dehner Mirza A. Banghart IH. L. Dehner Benjamin F. Smith Helen A. Smith Catherine McNally James Beacom Nicholas Merfeld Mary Merfeld Martin Hundwardsen Henry Broderson Aale Nicholas Holst Henry Hunwardsen Wessel B. Hanken August Schlemme Frank J. Webber Michael Neville George Allen Peter Altman Peter Theodore Lucy Altman Clara M. Lindsey Henderson Lindsey J. Smith C. J. Cash Harp Smith Ray Smith Joseph M. Hennessey George Sr Hanna M. Hennessey Joseph M Laura A. Hennessey Inke Mohlman Guardian A. Matthiessen Emanuel Newman Thos. H. Dunn

Obituary of Norman Ross Espy of Center Junction

Norman Ross Espy born February 14 1867 in Mercer county Pennsylvania died February 27 1907 at his Center Junction home after a seven day illness. He lived in Jones county 24 years moving from Scotch Grove in 1883 married Eva E Leggett July 29 1896 and had a daughter Ida who died at age two. A friend to all he served as banker for four years in the M W A and I O O F lodges. Survived by widow Eva parents James and Elizabeth Espy sisters Sybil Nelson Anna Eby brother Robert Espy. Funeral at Scotch Grove Presbyterian church with I C O F Lodge burial rites. Rev R A Brough preached. interment Scotch Grove cemetery.

Norman Ross Espy James Elizabeth Espy Mercer County Pennsylvania Center Junction Jones County Scotch Grove Eva E. Leggett Ida Norman Eva E. Hepy Jamee Espy Sybil G. Nelson Grove City Anna L. Eby Robert Howard Espy Dixon Illinois Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church I. C. O. F. Lodge R. A. Brough

Nine room residence with barn and cellars for sale

Electric lighted furnace heated home with water inside and out. Large cistern and fruit cellars, inside and outside entrances. Includes large barn with box and single stalls. All in good repair. Sale details via Dr. A. M. Maurice. 2011.

A. .M. Maurice

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE J. W. Doxsee Hicks & Guyan’s Home News H. F. Burrichter Chicago New Zion Laces Deatrick’s George Schoonover R. C. Stirton Des Moines Harrison Sisters A. G. Bauder Marion Chie Burrichter’s Volney Hickok Cedar Rapide J.A. Overley Onslow Wm. Sandhouse Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Co Edward Miller of Ryan Alfred Miller Charles Moore Cedar Rapids Store For Nations Deatrick D. G. Co Mrs Mabel Gilchrist Strawberry Point Mrs. J. O. Lawrence S. E. Sarles Iowa City Cascade Paul G. Eilers Alburnette Davis’ Hardware Gladden Messrs Stuart and Harry Smith Douglass H. Smith Canada Central Lumber & Coal Co John Dew John Foust Omamoga Alfred Frey Voorhees New Ginghame Frank Hughes John Ahlers Bellevue Oswald A. Ahlers Black Hills Herman Sandhouse Newton Parrott Puleston Morris Bebb Winona Lake Indiana Mesdames C. Mardoff Herman Harrs Solon George Hertz Johnson-Stabler Co’s. Ad Richard Dawson George S. Lovell White Goods Sale Ruth Oxley Soetje Castle Grove Township Minnie Karnis Madelia Wm. Ralston California Onawa Iowa Orcutt Place Corporation Megars Robert George Wild Wales Fred P. Stahler St. Augustine Florida Michael McKeever Sacred Heart Church Hall’s Hardware Ed. C. Hughes Scotch Grove Township RE. E. Snyder Olin Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Co’s Andrew McDonald Farmers’ Bank of Matt Stevenson Clinton Missouri Seneca Nebraska C. T. ‘Bates Margaret Sutherland No 9 Lila Sanford Lizzie Rickels Grace Bohlken Chris Bohlken Mamie Carson Minnie Bohlken Otto Dirks Willie Rickels Maggie Carson Willie Bohlken Albert Iben Bowen’s Prairie Commissioners of Independence Iben Epworth Glee Club John William Whitsell Mason Curry Moore McKillets McKenzie Baker Smith Hanner Schultz Arthur Walter DeBra John W. Crain Maslin Underwear Ursula Guyan Martin Guyan Matthew Allen Barbary Allen German Reformed Church Parsonage E. E. Gruenstein Dubuque Allen Errickson Senate Board of Trustees of Free Public Libraries H. W. Perrine John H. Perrine Frank Podlaski Perrine Indianola Allen J. Perrine Farmers’ Savings Bank Magsonville Daniel Fagan Michael Lillias Manchester Deatrick D.G. Co Anamosa Masons Anamosa Lodge No Burns Lodge No George L. Schoonover Magon Fay Lovell J. B. Stoehr D. C. Peet Oscar Sherman A. A. Bagley D. E. Cook C. A. Beems J. H. Rameey P. Faulke R. C. Allen W. J. Mills C. P. Atwood G. W. Beaman W. H. Symons H. H. Soper E. H. Stacy E. J. Wood W. K. Pearson C. W. Metcalf Wm .Thomas C. H. Anderson Lou H. Dockstader G. F. Derr J. A. Brummett Wm F. Helberg Masons’ Home Lodge Iowa Falls H. H. Gee Tadmore Greeley H. J. Wilson Red Deer Lodge Alberta R. W. Faulks C. W. B. Derr Hall Grand G. L. Yount Frank Porter Earl Miller Anamosa C. J. Murfield S. G. Franks Wyoming Will Hanken Richard Coyle Thos P. Powers John Jansen John Connelly John W Livingston Center L. F. Zeller Oxford Junction KK. E. Snyder Olin Bank Ellison Snyder George Stuhler J. A. Doutrick Mayor Voorhees John A. Doutrick Major Farwell O. B. Crane Miss Ricklefe Kettlitz Suter L. E. Brown Coffman Davenport Lovell House Stuhlers Norman R. Espy Eilers & Bolton C. H. Schipman South Cedar Street Lovell Block Lang’s Vernis Martin Hubbard & Hanken
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