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The Monticello Express announces weekly publication every Thursday under editor and proprietor J W Coxsee. Subscription price listed as one year at $1.75.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
2
The Monticello Express announces weekly publication every Thursday under editor and proprietor J W Coxsee. Subscription price listed as one year at $1.75.
Correspondence from Center Junction lists various social visits and travels. Updates include Mrs. T. B. Kent improving slowly, Mrs. Millsap returning home, visits by Miss Bertha Alexander and Mrs. James Leech, and several trips to Clinton Cedar Rapids and Epworth. The community notes mention school vacation, new millinery needs, and a relocation with horses moved from Ringgold county.
March notes report Miss Etta Fishwild returning from Coe College and many sick list items. Gen Harrison’s death casts gloom. E M church bell replacement weighs 1600 pounds. local events include H G S club at Miss Anderson's, W R C at Mrs Robertson's, and caucus nominees J W Waite and John Kettleson for council.
Castle Grove reports Elsie Cramer closes No 9 school and A W Cramer plans spring home addition. Davidson brothers ship six heifers to Hartwick Iowa. Welch travels to Chicago to visit relatives. School board swears in new directors D E Kehoe and W E Waddick. A Gillilan visit to Prairieburg. King family moves to father's farm. THomas Cunningham recovers from illness. Delay family scarlet fever tragedy with mother pneumonia and another child sick.
March reports show Forest Hutton and Miss Lottie Chase ill with serious conditions. Prof. Walrod visits Maquoketa while schools close for a week. Art Noyes returns from Mt Vernon for a two week break. Mrs Hugh Corbit improves after medical care as a two year old Miller child is gravely ill.
The second quarterly meeting for the Center Junction charge occurs Saturday and Sunday March 30 and 31 at Onslow M E church. The conference features preaching by Rev C L Gould and invites all to attend.
A court term saw three indictments returned, each resulting in penitentiary sentences. A defendant sobbed and vowed reform if not sent to prison, while Judge Treichler offered guidance toward a conditional pardon from the governor.
U B Church and Castle Grove hold Sunday School at 2 PM with sermon by the pastor at 3 PM. Christian Endeavor at 8 PM. Presbyterian church services on Sunday morning and evening at usual hours. Social services at the Christian church next Sunday at the usual hour, with Sunday School immediately after.
A column argues women marry for reasons beyond romance. It mocks tender hearts and naive views about men. The writer claims women fake innocence to test care, then discover differences after marriage.
Mrs G O Matthiessen expresses heartfelt thanks to numerous friends who offered kind assistance during her recent bereavement.
A New York Sun report explains a torn bill scam where operators sell fragments of a ten dollar note for five to seven dollars. Buyers assume the Treasury will redeem any part for full value, allowing the scheme to profit as the swindler circulates pieces down town.
In a Supreme Court scene Justice Shirag questions a patent for a new collar button. The lawyer replies the button is unique yet would not selfishly patent such a benefit to mankind. Spectators laugh, marshal calls for silence, court remains formal.
Local Republican and Democratic caucuses last Friday nominated candidates for city offices. Republicans selected E. E. Hicks and Dr. W. A. Mirick for treasurer, with Mirick on first ballot, and James Abel for weighmaster. Water commissioners, councilmen, and ward officials were named across the three wards. Democrats chose by acclamation with posts for treasurer, weighmaster, water commissioners, and council seats. A Des Moines dispatch notes possible changes in federal appointments affecting Patterson, McMillan, and a new Des Moines collectorship.
Tax lists for Lovell city and the townships of Wayne Scotch Grove Castle Grove Richland North Madison and Center Junction are available at Monticello State Bank. Taxpayers may settle at the bank to save expenses.
J W Bratty designated as Executor in the matter, with John Dennison acting as Attorney for the state. The filing lists Bratty as the executor and Dennison as the state’s counsel, outlining standard guardianship and estate procedures.
To the qualified electors of Monticello Iowa the city election is held on a March date in 1901 to choose one councilman from each ward a treasurer to fill vacancy a water commissioner and a weighmaster Monticello March 7 1901 EO G Schaefer Mayor of Monticello Iowa
Public notice announces the appointment of R. C. Beleson as executor of Jeff Smith deceased by the district court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within the legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello March 8 1901. Attorney J W Doxsar represents the estate.
Administrator of the estate of Robert Young deceased appointed by the district court of Jones county Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello Iowa February 28 1901.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers low fare excursion tickets to Southern resorts including Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah El Paso with return by June 1901. Agents provide rates routes and schedules. Also Cedar Rapids round trip at one fare and a third for travel March 25 26 27 return by March 30. Music lessons offered by B Turner 50 cents per lesson.
Well located and in excellent repair residence offered for sale in Monticello by G H Grorae. Terms reasonable.
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