Local Monticello Ads Offer Fabrics Groceries and Hats
The Monticello business scene lists Spring Jackets at H C Wills Hicks and Eilers new dress goods and lace curtains at Hicks and Eilers Deatricks store features linens muslins and sheets Gentler notices report Mrs J W Coxsee and daughter Mary visiting Cedar Rapids Postmaster Pond receives six dollar monthly pension Monticello residents encourage shopping at Deatricks and Hicks Eilers Auctions set for Casper Kehrli stock sale and tax lists available at Monticello State Bank.
Monticello News Roundup Highlights Local Moves
Local items report moves and arrivals including H Rastede relocating to Cedar Rapids to run a buggy agency and Robt Abel visiting Chicago. Notes mention school election, board members, and a busy tile trade at John Gibson yards. Also covered are church events, jury service for Max Suhr, and civic notices from Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Suhr
Federal Court
Cedar Rapids
Property Purchases and Local Business Moves Reported
Mr B D Haeussler buys eight lots near the Hoag distiller factory from Geo L Lovell for 3000 dollars and takes possession. Mr and Mrs John B Haeussler will occupy apartments over the meat market. Wm Peterson returns home after service in the heavy artillery and honorable discharge. G G Gill buys a steam riding gallery for 2000 dollars and will operate solo after Bucklin & Gill dissolution. Jennings transfers the grocery to Alexander & Hunter, who assume Tuesday. Jennings moves to Chicago by April. The spring clothing at Sumter's is advertised. Harry B Clark and Maggie Marie Eilers wed with reception and trip. Geo Stahler & Sons and Eastwood & Chase plan new brick buildings, May construction probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Haeussler
Geo. L. Lovell
Haeussler
John B. Haeussler
Wm. Peterson
Monticello
Pennsylvania
Fort Washington
Potomac
G. G. Gill
Tonawanda
New York
Gill
Bucklin & Gill
Messrs. Bucklin
Bucklin
A. P. Jennings
Messrs
L. T. Alexander
C. G. Hunter
Jennings
Alexander & Hunter
Chicago
Harry B. Clark
Bentley Clark
Castle Grove Township
Maggie Marie Eilers
Renk Eilers
Lovell Township
Minnie Matthiessen
Street
THE
Express
Geo. Stahler & Sons
Eastwood & Chase
Geo. Stuhler & Sons
Sycamore Street
Model Cash Grocery opens with cash system promise
Mrs. Anna Burk Hennesey dies at 85 near Prairieburg leaving husband and six children. Funeral set for St. Joseph's in Buffalo. The page notes probate court activity in Monticello and introduces the Model Cash Grocery by L. T. Alexander and O. C. Hunter after acquiring Lon the grocery, promising fair dealing and pure goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hennesey
Prairieburg
Anna Burk
Lena Burk
Monticello
Ann Hennesey
St. Joseph’s Church
Buffalo
L. T. Alexander
O. C. Hunter
Mortgagee's Sale Auction This Saturday Afternoon
The Casper Kehrik stack will be auctioned Saturday afternoon with sale starting at 1 o'clock. Goods must be closed out at that time for the value they bring.
Republican Caucuses Nominate City Officers and Ward Councilmen
Republican caucuses set for Thursday March 16 at city hall to nominate one park commissioner three water commissioners one weigh master and ward councilmen. In ward 1 at 7 30 pm at city hall and ward 2 at 7 30 pm in the Tice building and ward 8 at 7 30 pm in Carmichael's carpenter shop. By order of Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Stone City
Tyler
Cedar Rapids
Tice
Carmichael
Orper
Cent’. Com
Notice of Settlement At Alexander & Hunter Grocery
The undersigned announces that all accounts due him must be settled by April 1. He can be found at the Alexander and Hunter grocery until that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Hunter Grocery
Monticello Annual Meeting and City Election Notice
Notice to qualified electors of Monticello Jones Iowa that the annual meeting will be held March 18 1899 in the Monticello council room to elect two directors for three years each. Public notice also states a general municipal election March 27 1899 for Park and water commissioners a weighmaster one councilman per ward with specified polling places. Also lists unclaimed letters at Monticello post office March 6 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent School Corporation of
Monticello
Jones
Iowa
E. E. Hicks
Matt
Noyes
R. P. Smrru
Chas. Northrop
Tice
North Cedar Street
Kellum
O. G. Meyer
Lewis M. Clark
Franz Heeren
A. H. Lindley
D. E. Pony
P. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
the. Express
J. W. Doxsee
East First Street
Home News
P. B. Mills
Marion
H. C. Wills
Carpets
Hicks & Eilers
Agnes King of
Argand
Deatrick’s
Henderson's
Burnis Brown
Anamosa
Petcina’s
Sumter
J. W. Coxsee
Mary
Dress Goods
Postmaster Pond
Doffirick’s
Henderson
R. Scroggie
John Zimmerman
H. ©. Wills
Mrs
F. W. Buxton
Wheatland
P. O. Babcock
Wm. Overing, Jr
Eilers
Chestnut Street
Soetje
J. A. Deatrick
Lamps—Hicks ‘& Eilers
W. A. Overing, Jr
Story & Clark
Adam Reichart
Sand Spring
G. A. R. Post of
Deutrick’s
T. A. King
Anamosa Penitentiary
Vera Smith
Lyle
Minnesota
Wayne
Scotch Grove
Castle Grove
Richland
Lovell
Monticello City
Casper Kehrli
H. Rastede
Robt
Abel
Muslins, Hicks & Eilers
A. W. Adams
Randalia
Towa
Matt Noyes
Elmer Hicks
John Gibson
Newton Parrott
Presbytery of
David Street
Des Moines
Ministerial Association
Francis Murphy
Wm. Abel, Jr
Stanwood
Wm. C. Doron
Eldora Ledger
Eldora
Chas. Miller
Miller
Diamond Creamery Co
Crockery——Hicks & Eilers
Gess
Clark Street
Ollie Dawson
Luther Vandermark
First Street
Frank Dawson
A. W. Steiner
Thomas
Robert Wilson
Ryan
Wilson Brothers
A. B. Sayles
Diamond Creameries
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Sayles
D. I. Goldstone
Ed, Albinger
Fred Kellum
James Chapman
Hawkere
Hawkeye
Chapman
Central Block Store
Co. K
49Th Iowa
Havana
Cuba
S D. Campbell
William
Division
Campbell
J. A. Deutrick
Congregational Church
Professor Makeover
Will Magee
A. Deatrick
Perry Sisson
W. A. Mirick
Lovell State Bank
James Crowley
Thomas Supple
William Crowley
Kehrli
Opera House
Remley
F. M. Hazlet
Lovell House
Hull
Lot Thomas
Storm Lake
Eleventh
Model Cash Grocery
India
Wills &Doutrick
C.H. Schipman
South Sipe First St
Montic Kruo
Furattune
Jones County
Hubbard & Hanken
Scar H. Soetje
Druszgist
Chemist
Sherwin-Williams
Crescent
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