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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1897

Page

3

Monticello Express Briefs From Castle Grove March 16

Local notes report Mrs. G N Harken on the sick list Warren Hogg moved to Levi Devlin's farm and a child of C A Thomas is seriously ill Conrad Pfeil is improved H B Clark closed winter term in district 2 The Ionian literary society missed a meeting due to weather Annie Luchen died in Cass township funeral Tuesday Debris Creek literary attendance down due to stormy weather Cuba debate on belligerents rights favored the negative Meetings to close this week.

F. J. Crusinberry Co-operative Creamery Cos Annie Luchen N. P. Clark A. Fairbanks Cass Township Chas. Fairbanks Jr Monticello Deer Creek Cuba C. A. Thomas John Brown August Blessing M. Hosford C. J. Rettig J. H. Lubben

Scotch Grour Community Notes March Event Updates

Att'y Hughes spent the Sabbath with friends. The Applegate family recovered from grippe. Mrs. Alex Rice attends a dress cutting school in Monticello. John Prouty returns from Olark. Mrs. Margaret Clark remains ill but is reportedly improving. A Poverty social at Mackrill’s for the Young People’s Society netted $5.00. Homer Espy and family visited from Dixon for the Eby Espy wedding. Espy has returned home while Mrs. Espy and the children stay longer. A reception by Sam and Eby welcoming Joseph and bride was held. well wishes extend to the couple to stay in the area.

J. N. Hughes C. S. Applegate Alex Rice Monticello John Prouty Olark Margaret Clark B. C. Mackrill’s Young People's Society Homer Espy Dixon, Ill Eby- Espy Wedding. Mr. Espy

Quiet Clay Marriage Ties Dexter Visitor to Local Life

News item records Barney Hicks visiting Clay. sermon series by Capt. O'Brien at Bethel. school term held to close in Victory district. I N French on grand jury. Orrin Snyder reelected to Victory district school board. high water and ice gorge blocked crossings until last Saturday. Mary Dennison closed Scotch Grove district No 1 school and received a nice present. a quiet wedding unites Roy Walters and Katie Hanna at Onslow Presbyterian. couple to Clay Mills. well wishes from friends.

Clay Barney Hicks Dexter Capt. O’brien Bethel Harry Davis Victory I. N. French Anamosa Orrin Snyder Onslow Joseph Hanna Clay Mills

Local visitors and events note in Onstow

Miss Lou Stimson visits. Mrs Dr Scott hosts friends in Clinton. David Heisey of Monticello visits. Ea Wasson improves after illness. Edwin Krouse works at Lamey Bros store. Camp-fire Friday March 19 at the opera house with songs recitations and stories by old soldiers. several locals attend studies abroad and return from Epworth Seminary and Audubon for a will trial.

David Heisey Monticello Ea Wasson Edwin Krouse Lamey Bros Joe Irwin Clinton Chas. Dockstader Des Moines Verda Litten Edith Spooner Vine DeWitt Epworth Seminary Joe Wasson Audubon Opera House

Local News Bits and Social Notes from Amber

Amber reports several family health updates with pneumonia illnesses for Mr and Mrs A Smith and mentions Albert Cripe visiting relatives from Chicago. An infant is reported at the Lahn home and J N Ramsey with wife visited Chicago. John McNeilly elected school director in Black Oak district. Sanford paid 65 cents per hundred pounds for February milk. Harry Witham returned to his school.

Amber A. Smith Albert Cripe Chicago Hans Lahn J.N. Ramsey John McNeilly Black Oak Sanford Harry Witham

Local youths enjoy week with parents and social event at hall

A number of our young people spent a pleasant evening at the home of Peter Robertson last Friday. A basket sociable is planned at Sanford's hall Friday evening to benefit the I. O. G. T. lodge of this place.

Fayette Peter Robertson Sanford’s Hall

Moses and Miriam in Wilderness Weeps and Waters

A biblical meditation recounts the Israelite trek to Kadesh, Moses and Aaron guiding the people, the rock miracles at Meribah, Aaron’s death at Mount Hor, and Eleazar's succession as high priest. It reflects on faith, leadership, and divine mercy amid protests and thirst.

Israel Zini Kadesh Earth Egypt Ismael Miriam Moses Aaron Meribah Eleazar Mount Hor Aaron Hore

The Schatchen Trades in Matches in Gotham’s Hebrew Quarter

A New York Letter describes the schatchen as a busy matchmaker in the East Side Hebrew colony. A middle aged, well dressed broker markets marriages for cash, networks families, and takes commissions from both sides, sometimes appearing in court.

Schatchen Heaven Cupid Gotham New York Pittsburg

Poetic tribute to sailors awaiting homeland and fortune

The verse speaks of unrewarded eyes watching the ocean and ships past the horizon. It imagines waiting sailors in diviner lands where wealth grows old and safe harbors await the moment to sail again and yield their gold. Henrietta Christian Wright in Scribner's.

Henrietta Christian Wright Scribner's

Juniper's Defeat In Kitchen Confrontation At Home

In a Detroit Free Press transcription, Mr. Juniper confronts Bridget O Calligan in the kitchen after overhearing accusations of impudence. The exchange grows heated as Bridget and Mrs. Juniper trade barbs and threats amid comic chaos.

Juniper

French Children’s Literature Banned For Artistic Aims Except Fairy Tales

The essay argues literature for French youth should serve art not instruction or amusement. It notes Berguin Bouilly and Chenlis as early moralists, praises Verne but criticizes English and American novels for attacking relatives or teachers. Translations are often expurgated to preserve respect for educators.

Perault Mme. d’Aulnoy Berguin Bouilly Mme. de Chenlis Jules Verne Laurie

French parental taste shapes what children read

Th. Bentzon in Century notes French parents curb books like Little Women and Story of a Bad Boy say certain chapters are improper. Editors face a stern tribunal of French guardians as tastes diverge from English and American readers on what constitutes suitable literature for youth.

New England T. B. Aldrich France Th. Bentzon

Unclaimed Letters at Monticello Post Office

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Monticello Iowa post office advertised March 16 1897 includes Allison E S Callier Janett N Paton Alex Ribickib L T Alexander P M J The nursery stock line has sold or stored for spring shipment so no stock now. hay and buckwheat bran remain. Send or write inquiries.

Monticello Iowa Allison E. S. Callier Janett N. Paton Alex Ribickib L. T. Alexander P.M. J

Virginia Judge Refuses Saturday Court Action

A Washington man traveled to a Virginia county Saturday to resolve a minor court matter but was refused by the local judge who would not open court on a Saturday. The judge told him to “reform your system of Saturday cots” before returning, highlighting a clash over procedural limits.

Edom Esau Jacob Hor Aaron Moses Philadelphia Record Washington Virginia Capital City Co’t Co’ts Washington Star

Notice of probate for George W Lovell will 1897

In Jones county Iowa a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of George W Lovell deceased was filed in district court. The court fixed March 20 1897 at 9:00 am in Anamosa Iowa for final proof and probate and ordered publication in the Monticello Express and Anamosa Journal.

George W. Lovell Anamosa Iown Tim Monticello Express Anamosa Journal Iowa Jones County Martin McCormick A. D J.B. McQuigan Clerk District Court of Jones Co M. W. Tierrick District Court State of Edward Flynn John Sorel Havie Monticello

The Daily Hawk-Eye Advertises Local News Network

The Hawk-Eye reports general and local news with over hundred correspondents mailing and telegraphing updates. Cum Express and The Weekly Hawk-Eye offer one year subscriptions for $2.15, cash down at the office in Monticello Iowa.

Hawk-Eye Cum Express Tr Express The Express Monticello Iowa

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