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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
4
Wyoming, May 2 notes include marriages, engagements, and community events. Katharine Morse and Harry Webster wed. Don McMillan and Elsie Winegar married. social receptions for seniors and church groups. local officials, doctors, and residents attend meetings and travels. Monmouth fire losses and state events referenced.
Onslow May 2 8. B Richardson moved into the McKean house. Dr Knittle attends Alumni meeting at Iowa City. George Smith of Clinton visited his people here earlier this week. Jos Lang of Rock Island came to live with his daughter Mrs A E Chase. Miss Lou Noyes stays with Mrs Stoffel at Wyoming while the dentist attends a convention in Des Moines. Mrs McKean and daughters Ethel and Mary depart for Canute Oklahoma to make it their future home. Mrs Andrew Gracey returns to Clay county after wintering here. If Srl Hicks gets his way farmers may struggle to finish spring work though not believed. Mrs Bert Walters of Davenport visiting for property improvements. it is rented to George Miller who rents Finch place to J Q Orr. Arthur Young of Center Junction preached at M E church last Sunday. School board re-elects Hugh Mossman as principal and Grace Maple as primary teacher. a Burns is elected intermediate teacher. Miss Lou Sears to attend school next year. W T Silsbee learns of sister’s death at Adel Iowa. he and Mrs Silsbee travel for the funeral while she stays. The deceased was Victor Jewett’s daughter near Canton and well known here. Mrs Silsbee returns amid funeral plans.
Center Junction notices show health updates on Mrs. B. D. Kent and Mrs. John Letze as well as visits from Mrs. Eva Rice King. James Robertson and family move to Collins house. he joins Milwaukee Railway. Perry Shipley shifts to bridge work for Milwaukee. J. G. Johnson firm in Sheffield, Illinois, has failed. Mrs. Thomas Dawson heads to Des Moines for Minnie Dawson's MKE Hospital graduation on May 8. James Meade and sons trap wolves on T. S. Platner timber land. H. J. Smith to Andalusia Illinois for carpentry with T. E. Canty. Miss Victoria Fowler visits cousin Miss Leech and attends Monticello. Blanche Sheckler reportedly marries a Nora Springs veterinary surgeon. groom unnamed.
Nic Clement remains on the sick list. Mike Reddin and Miss Condon were married today at Garryowen. Grace Loy is ill at Beatty Bros residence in Richland township. Rev F H Wyrick of Viola visits his parents near the city. John Hutton and James Lang, West Cascade, both ill at home. W W Hamilton recovering after a week in bed. Mike Horsch and Miss Lizzie Neirs wed soon. James McMullen buys J J Streusser residence near Pontiac and National. Miss Graham, formerly of Monticello, begins spring term in Farm Creek district.
The executor offers carpets muslins underwear tailored suits ginghams prints and umbrellas at deep discounts. Read the advertisement for the listed prices and items cut below cost.
Election results show Roosevelt carrying nearly all western counties with large pluralities. Montana Idaho Oregon and Wyoming reports favor Roosevelt while Toole and Mondell are reelected or confirmed. A Chicago post office official Captain Maurice J. McGrath dies. An Italian corporal confesses to the bayonet killing of German artist Prezzey amid unrest in Innesburck.
St Louis, Nov 9. Mrs Rose Lentze wife of Dr Nathan Lentze died after swallowing carbolic acid at the family home. The death followed two prior failed attempts and is attributed to long standing ill health she suffered.
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