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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
4
Wyoming Correspondence Highlights Local News and Deaths
Wyoming March 14 highlights show Jerry Woodyard and wife visiting Onslow, milliner Mrs F J Connell plans to continue in Wyoming, and local clergy and legal figures active. A spate of marriages and deaths includes Justice Evans officiating two ceremonies and the passing of Mrs Isaac DeWitt. A fatal railway accident near Oxford Junction leaves a 62 year old farmer dead. The town hosts meetings, elections, and social events with multiple visits from relatives and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jerry Woodyard
Onslow
F. J. Connell
Charles Saxon
Madison Township
Anamosa
W. Aisley
Chamberlain, Hutchins
Corbit
Amelia Bates
Charles B. Shaffer
Bay View Club
W. J. Beckwith
Aileen Corbit
N. F. Spence
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. H. Spence
Pentace
Colfax
John Madder
Grand Army Post
S. F. Shaffer
F L. Hodgman
A. W. Hepler
Shaffer
Beckwith
Justice Evans
Cash Lorengen
Anton J. Peterson
Mias Christina Christensen
Ernest £. Engle
Lizzie BE. Riches
Minnie Lowdermilch
Mamie Fordham
Flossie Madder
Chicago
Isaac DeWitt
Jones County
Delaware County
Iowa
Legion
Will
George
Pierson Town
Albert
Nebraska
Alice Davis
Logan
James
Fred
Melly Griswold
Social News From Center Junction and Surrounding Area
Center Junction reports visitors from Montevideo Minnesota and Amber Iowa. An infant illness improves. jurors chosen for the spring term court. Dawson and Hanken reelected to the school board. Ellen Meade helps in Scotch Grove. Robert Platner bids farewell before moving to Central City. News of families William Davis and Kent pair in Nevada Iowa. M E church elder to preach next Sunday. Elmer Overley returns from Virginia with land purchase plans. A daughter arrives for B Kent in Nevada. Christian Endeavor and Epworth League plan a March 17 party at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
B. B. Smith
Harry
Montevideo
Minnesota
Frank Bailey
John Livingston
Frank Serbousek
Messrs Dawson and
Hanken
Ellen Meade
Scotch Grove
Himebau
M. E. Church
Elmer Overley
Virginia
B. Kent
Nevada
Iowa
Christian Endeavor
Epward League
Opera House
Carnegie Library Dedication at Marion Today
Notices mix county events and personal adages from 1906 Iowa. The Marion ceremony opens, Cedar Rapids mill rebuilds, local officials elected, jail escape attempt tallies, a Des Moines elopement, and regional agricultural notes from Cass Center to McCook Nebraska with ranch economics and crop yields.
Cascade Notes of March 14 Local News In Independence
Cascade reports C A Wise returned to Independence from his post as postmaster’s son. Mrs J C Curran broke her arm near Brown and North. Mrs James Hawkes of Fillmore dies leaving husband and four children. burial at Garryowen. West Cascade school directors elected with Flanigan and Moore leading. O J Winters and W A Fairburn win short terms. Hiller Koch’s team rolls after tree breaks on National Street injuring his ankle. illness and idleness cited as outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
C. A. Wise
Postmaster Wise
Independence
Thomas Kingsley
J. C. Curran
Brown and
North Streets
James Hawkes
Fillmore
Garryowen
West Cacade
M. B. Flanigan
D. D. Moore
O. J. Winters
W. A. Fairburn
J. W. Beatty
Hiller Kocb
National Street
Castle Grove News Roundup of Local Happenings
March 15 report from Castle Grove notes the McAleer child ill with sickness. Monday storm again brings sleighing. Pat Hogan shipped a car load of hogs. Sheriff Hogan of Anamosa visited last Sunday. Leukenhager killed a parker weighing 660 pounds. Men worked Saturday to clear the road near the Lutheran church. L and Cr Rigby plan moving to Cass county Minnesota. Misses Eda Elsie Cramer and Elsie Noble closed schools in districts 2, 3 and 4 with a joint farewell picnic at No 3 and a large group of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Wm. McAleer
Pat Hogan
Sheriff Hogan
Anamosa
P. Leukenhager
Parker
Lutheran Church
8. L
Cr. Rigby
Cass County
Minnesota
Eda
Elsie Cramer
Elsie Noble
Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for The Johnson Stuhler Clothing Company with principal office in Monticello. It outlines name, purpose retail clothing, authorized capital 10000 dollars, duration twenty years with renewal, board of five directors, officers, voting, indebtedness limits, and stockholder protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Stuhler Clothing
Monticello
Lows
Capid
H. Johnson
Geo. W. Suebler
F. P. Stuhler
R. W. Molarian
William Stuhler
E. H. Johnson
Rk. W. McFarlan
William Stubler
Community Notices of Illness and Local Visits
Will O Connor has pneumonia. Jimmie Brown is very sick. J A Weiss was at Anamosa yesterday. Frank Bailey's child is very sick. J L Pitkin was at the county seat yesterday. Grace Farragher visited in Anamosa over Sunday. Warner Turner of Fairview called here last week. James Bradley to celebrate his 100th birthday Saturday. J C Bailey and wife visited at Center Junction over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Orr
I. N. French
Jesse
Manchester
Eva Byerly
Maquoketa
Geoge Miller
Will Kennedy
John
Clay Township
O. ©. Johnston
R. W. Streeper
F. E. Fowlie
Waterloo
Albert Lea
H. D. Hall
Anamosa
Howard
Bert
Walter Bates
John Reid
Cody
Wyoming
J. W. Byerly
GC. H. Chandler
Monticello
Marion
H. A. Fay
DeWitt
Clinton County Advertiser
Fay Bros
Clinton Daily Advertiser
Horton W. Stickle
Weat Point
Cass Township
Frank Shercliffe
Tom Dennison
Anna Mae Burgstrom
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Harvey Fleagle
Tipton
Jast Hallowe’en
Coe College
Iowa College
Grinnell
Billy Coleman
Cass Center
Father Condit
Bob Condit
Soloman Thomas
M. E
Cass
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
McCook
Will O’connor
Jimmie Brown
J. A. Weiss
Frank Bailey
J. L. Pitkin
Grace Farragher
Warner Turner
Fairview
James Bradley
J. C. Bailey
Center Junction
Illness and social notes from Scotch Gove area
March reports Mrs H B Sutherland ill with pneumonia while Mrs Charles Applegate visits Hopkinton. John Calahan of Center Junction calls. Will Clark and family depart for Kansas. Blanche Clark visits Monticello. Mrs Adam Sutherland visits Oxford Junction. John Bohlken, famed wood worker, saved seven cards of hard maple twice in two hours. A local tailor offers custom suits at 20 dollars, scoffing ready made options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Gove
H. B. Sutherland
Charles Applegate
Hopkinton
John Calahan
Center Junction
Will Clark
Kansas
Blanche Clark
Monticello
Adam Sutherland
Oxford Junction
John Bohlken
Nickel Plate trains offer through sleepings and low fares
Nickel Plate advertises through vestibuled sleeping cars on multiple routes from Chicago to Boston New York and intermediate points with dining service on the American Club Meal plan. Trains 2 4 and 6 operate daily with connections via Lackawanna West Shore and Boston and Maine. Rates claimed lowest. agent contact in Chicago. A second note promotes steel stock tanks with strong water tight construction and full guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
American Club
West Shore
Maine
Lackawanna
Ft. Wayne
Erie
New York City
John Y. Callahan
Nickel Plate Road
Adams 81
Chicago Depot
LaSalle
van Buren Streets
Monticello Notice Dated 7th Day of Effee 1905
Fragmentary notice dated in Monticello Iowa cites a 7th day in 1905 with unclear official context. The legible portion indicates a formal dated statement or filing but lacks complete details to identify the action or parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
A. G. Zimmerman
Monticello
Maria A. Hicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
J. W. Coxsee
George Miller
Gladys Miller
Alex Campbell
Clara Himebaugh
Carter Roberts
Hiram
Neighborhood News
American Cereal Co
Cedar Rapida
George Huber
Cedar County
Lenox College
Barriahter
James B. Clark
Towa
Mary I. Clark
Ford Clark
Herrick & Bauder
Attys
Anna Zimmerman
Executrix
J. W. Doxsee
Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Company
Atiber
Amber
Guile
Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Co
U. S
Matthiessen Bros
Monticello, Iowa
Jowwsa
Hall‘s Hardware
Monticellos
Grotte Siemers
Sali Court
Mareh
A.D
H. A Toenjos
Jaco Schoon
J. W. Doxses
A. C. Albinger
M. Carpenter
J. W. Coxshe
George H. Hicks
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