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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

2

The Separator Contest Recounted by Local Gardener

Correspondence recounts a public test between DeLaval and U S separators on April 20 at a farm. The author and J A Voorhees debated milk temperature and skim quality, with both sides claiming fairness and a willingness to repeat the contest for fun or money. Additional brief notes cover local arrivals, church service attendance, school board actions, and a planned conundrum sociable for Pine Grove school.

the Express U. S J. A. Voorhees U.S Mr. Voorhees Hover A. Clark

Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings

May 7 notes Clifford Paul sabbath at home A G Brown travels Illinois Missouri Mrs G W Lathrop funeral attended Lynn Anderson weekend in Clarence W 38 Garrison injured removing smoke house roof Milo Garrison shopping for hearse Uncle of Mrs Kettlesen and Dearborn Williams Mrs Rachael Peck visiting western relatives Charles Rummel back home from Independence hospital E C Dewitt sells Chicago home moves to New York plans Europe run-away incident near Oxford Rice’s buggy tongue breaks after bicycle fright on street

Clifford Paul A. G. Brown Illinois Missouri Wyoming G. W. Lathrop Lynn Anderson Clarence Garrison Milo Garrison M. Flickinger Sioux City Winifred Kettlesen Dearborn Williams Rachael Peck Charles Rummel Hospital of Independence E. C. Dewitt Chicago New York Europe

Local notices from Onstow and surrounding towns

May brings illness and visits in Onstow area. Master George Underwood is ill with lung fever. Miss Kenyon of Anamosa visits Mrs. Ida McQuown. Mrs. James of Manchester visits J. B. Lyons family. Dr. Stoffel begins dentistry in Onstow. Sadie Willard of Baldwin visits Ethel Chase. Renne Carter of Omaha visits John Oltson. Hon. John Russell and wife visit children in Anamosa and Monticello. Mrs. Kyle and baby of Mt. Vernon visit Rev. McQuown family. Mrs. Mary Carter returns home from Riceville after six weeks. Mrs. Cameron dies at Onstow after long illness. Rev. Deane of Nora Springs lectures at M E church and plans another at Presbyterian tonight. Rev. McQuown installed as Presbyterian pastor last Thursday. Mt. Vernon Presbyterian pastor and Scotch Grove pastor assist Rev. Cooper of Wyoming in service. Church decorates with plants. Winichek orchestra plays two pieces.

Onstow George Underwood Kenyon Anamosa Ida McQuown James Manchester J. B. Lyons Stoffel Sadie Willard Baldwin Ethel Chase Renne Carter Omaha John Oltson John Russell Monticello Kyle Baby Mt. Vernon McQuown Mary Carter Riceville Cameron Deane Nora Springs M. E Presbyterian Church

Center Junction Social Notes May 7

Center Junction updates report B. D. Kent returning to Neb. work last Friday. Earl Cook shows slow improvement after illness. Miss Addie Collins visited Jessie Kent for much of last week. Miss Florence Smith stayed with her brother in Onslow. Alexander Dreibelbis is noted ill with pneumonia. Miss Percie Townsend visits grandmother for a few days.

Center Junction B. D. Kent Neb Earl Cook Addie Collins Jessie Kent Florence Smith Onslow Alexander Dreibelbis i Percie Townsend

Cass residents host visitors and report accidents

Mr Millard of Anamosa visited Cass last Saturday. Miss Mable Watt at Coe College spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Carso Crane visited their son I G Crane in Sumner Indiana. Eliza Healy ill with pneumonia at Mrs Orson Lake’s home. Henry Scheer of Langworthy state Milwaukee Binder Co agent called. Mr and Mrs Henry Nordman of Wayne entertained friends at a recent party. A timber fire at Fremont damaged young timber and cord wood. Ezra Ketcham injured by a threshing machine tongue crushing his ankle. Miss Carrie Healey injured when bureau fell on her at Elmer Ketcham’s house.

Cass Millard Anamosa Mable Watt Coe College Carso Crane I. G. Crane Sumner Eliza Healy Orson Lake Henry Scheer Langworthy Milwaukee Binder Co Henry Nordman Wayne Fremont Ezra Ketcham Carrie Healey Elmer Ketcham

Castle Grove Notes May 8 Highlights and Local Visits

Corn planting begins as recent showers bring relief to farmers. Red bridge work continues in the county. M. Hosford made a business trip to Anamosa. Mrs. Krueger remains in declining health. The Clark infant stays critically ill. H. B. Clark and relatives in Castle Grove welcomed visitors from Monticello, including H. S. Richardson and H. A. L. Bigley. Mr and Mrs C. C. Curtis and son visited Castle Grove relatives.

Castle Grove Red Bridge M. Hosford Anamoga

Ambitious Application for Monticello School Superintendency

A Mississippi Monticello school board faces an unusual filing an applicant from a college city seeking the superintendent or teaching posts. The self confident letter extols teaching prowess cites degrees from Michigan University and endorsements from several professors. The writer requests consideration while presenting a detailed self analysis and a promise to educate as a means of public good.

Monticello Sec Iowa J. M. White Columbus A. 8. Hoff Ann Arbor Mich A. H. Pattengill Wm. H. Wait J. H. Drake Tam Michigan University

April marriage licenses issued by district clerk

The district court clerk issued marriage licenses in April listing pairs: Bowker and Ellott. Reed and Hamilton. Koesling and Brown. Miller and Hutchins. Coon and Burton. George and Christine Miller. Holmes and Michels. Boots and Robinson. Benadom and Harrison. Meade and Humphry. Hickock and Dunigan. Dougherity and Forde. Standish and Grubek. Stoddard and Aergerter. Rollins and Thompson.

District Court Charles E Bowker Lizzie Ellott David A Reed Maude L Hamilton Imanual R Koesling Lulu Brown Smith Miller Marie E Hutchins Price E Coon Bertha J Burton George Miller Christine Miller Henry A Holmes Cora G Michels Bert Boots Cora Robinson W A Benadom Bessie L. Harrison Russell Meade Mattie Humphry Samual Hickock Jennie Dunigan James P Dougherity Mary Forde John G Standish Sara Grubek Hs Stoddard Emma Ae

For Sale 860 Acre Farm Near Mason City Iowa

860 acre stock farm offering at 50 dollars per acre six miles from Mason City and 14 miles from the railway station. Features a good house barn 68 by 128 cattle sheds cribs and outbuildings all in first class repair. Address 464 Box 389 A E Morgan Mason City Iowa.

Mason City

Special train to California and summer portraits offered

July 8th extra train by J R Cook notes round trip prices of 50 or 59 with daylight mountain travel and stops at multiple cities. Promotions include free platinum portraits for seniors and low seed corn prices. Also details on a Manchester and Oneida railway link and local notices on hardware, rail service, and humorous anecdotes.

J R. Cook P. R.y California Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake San Francisco Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Bismark St. Paul West Union Fairbault Mason City Dubuque Cedar Rapids St. P John R. Cook Manchester and Oneida Leader Milwaukee Monticello Davenport Manchester Hopkinton Oneida Hopkinton Leader

Farm and timber land for sale in two counties

I offer for sale my 116 acre prairie farm in Castle Grove township and 20 acres of timber in Delaware county five miles away. Enquire on the farm. Also visit the Golden Eagle for the new spring stock of clothing with always low prices by D I Goipstonz.

Castle Grove Township Delaware County Golden Eagle D. I. Goipstonz

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