Local Notes From Canter Juncrian Community
The column lists residents visiting and traveling in Oct and nearby. Uncle John Overly visits town while Scott travels to Kansas to see his son. Pelton returns from Mexico. Garry Winner of Monticello visits. The Mackrills move to Collins house. Lerence Smith returns from Wyoming. H W Shipley works in Wyoming as a carpenter. A Halloween pumpkin party is planned. J Davis works in Maquoketa. Magoons travel in St. Louis and Chicago. Ministers Wyatt visits and is well liked. Ramsay of Anamosa visits Ta Coder. LeClerc and daughter visit Overlys. About forty attend a Republican speech in Olin. Col. tood spoke. James Bradley of Amber passes through town. he is 96 but active.
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Pelton
Mexico
Garry Winner
Monticello
Mackrill
Collins House
Lerence Smith
Wyoming
H.W. Shipley
C. M. Magoon
St. Louis
Chicago
Wyatt
Jasper Ramsay
Anamosa
Ta. Coder
Fred LeClerc
Smith
J. Overly
Olin
Col. Tood
James Bradley
Amber
Bradley
Local notes and obituaries from Castle Grove area
Updates include A Clark erecting a windmill G Neiderhouse adding to his barn Rev Nather Murphys re shingling Mr Hogan nursing a felon Ralph Seeber closes Monticello school in No 6 Mrs Patrick Hogan recovering from malaria funeral for Mrs Troy and death notices discussion on biennial elections and governance near Cedar Rapids concerns about fresh terms and leadership stability in county offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clark
G. Neiderhouse
Nather Murphy
D. J. Hogan
Ralph Seeber
Monticello
Austin Stadlmueller
Patrick Hogan
Church of Immaculate Conception
Argand
Troy
Edward Troy
Usunil
Isi
Patrick
Mary
Willian
H.M. Troy
Cedar Rapids
Catholic Church
Clay Newsround Notes and Family Visits
In Clay Oct dl Mrs J N French improves Mrs Louis Mickwiel of Wilton visits relatives in Clay. James Orr of Buchanan county visits friends. Reuben Green adds a court room in his home. Lee Butler is sick with diphtheria. G A Hanna’s health is only marginally better. Corn husking continues but slow due to bad weather. Win Fletcher and Maggie return from Ireland with siblings Ciull and Dennison. Fletcher plans to move to Oklahoma. They report a pleasant visit with old friends.
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Clay, Oct
J. N. French
Louis Mickwiel
Wilton
Clay
James Orr
Buchanan County
Reuben Green
Lee
G. J. Butler
G. A. Hanna
Win
Fletcher
Maggie
Ireland
Ciaul
Dennison
Mr. Fletcher
Oklahoma
Watch inspectors praise top watchmakers in railroad testing
W H Parrott serves as watch inspector for two divisions of the G M & St Paul Railroad, with office and jewelry shop between Monticello Bank and the railroad. Monticello Lodge 14th mee I C C TF announces a sociable at lodge rooms Friday evening Nov 9 inviting all order members their families and Rebekah lodge members to attend by order of Social Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parrott
Monticello Bank
Monticello Lodge
Rebekah
Jones County election results and local notices mixed
Republican plurality figures for Jones County over four years are listed along with county ticket outcomes. Additional items include a merchants closure agreement for December to January, October 1900 marriage licenses, and a Rally Day program with speakers and musical selections for Sunday School events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Insane preacher Scott not inmate at Independence hospital
From Waterloo to Monticello comes word that Rev. George Scott once linked to a Dorian girl and jailed as an inmate at Independence hospital has not been confined there for over a year. He and his wife reportedly live in Town Falls in a new home built by Mrs. Scott, with doubts about his sanity and speculation on feigned illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Monticello
Independence
George Scott
Iowa
Independence Hospital
Scott
Town
People of Independence
Blackhawk County
London Hospital
Building fund drive strengthens Congregational church heritage
Sunday morning the Congregational church worshipped in the old chapel for the last time with communion and seven new members admitted. A choir quartet sang as Mrs Peak and Mrs Hoge heard the first sermon in the building. Tuesday’s chicken pie supper drew over 250 diners and about 74 dollars in proceeds. Donations to the building fund are sought at local banks or through officers with a goal of over 1000 dollars beyond existing pledges. Sunday school at 10 o clock with sermons for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavels
Phere
Peak
Hoge
Schaeffer
Flop. Stohder
W. Rohn
Congregational Church
Congregational
Local notices and ads from Monticello 1900 era
Various items include marriages at Castle Grove church and farm life near Anamosa, a warning on Iowa game laws, rail travel promotions by Nickel Plate Road and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, school wood bids, post office letter list, and local sales notices for farms barber shop and store space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
van Buren and
Pacific Ave
Adams St
Appointment as administrator of Eva Smalley estate
Public notice from Jones County Iowa announces the district court appointment of the undersigned as administrator of Eva Smalley deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within regal time and debtors should pay promptly to cover costs. Dated Anamosah October 19, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Eva Smalley
Witt Anamosah
A. D
Town
August Rolin
Monticello
Avansat Koun, Jr
M. W. Herrick
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J. W. Doxsee
Propp'r
Center Junction
Canter Juncrian
John Overly
Mr. Scott
Kansas
Castle Grove
Castle Grove, Det. Or
Meliiley
Dobson
Stuterseesaece
Shaw—Covernor
E.see
FOG Clouuty
Conblossman, Coy
Old Coty
Shaw—Covorn
BBC
Agate
Koop & Treks
the Kiburz Co
Gi. Schaeffer
A. J. Chase
J.T. Zimmerman
Cee
Stuhler & Sons
Burriehter
Eastwood & Chase
O.C. Theater
D. Mandell
FL. Hall
Ber
A. R. Miller
Vince Burda
John Howe
Fred M. Belknap
John Holler, Jr
Moody Grassfield
William T. Myers
Henry Frelking
Frederick J. Truax
John B. Dumont
Frank Motch
Maud Crawford
Harry Clarke
Geseina Zimmerman
John A. Pakosh
Christena A. Lasick
Henry M. Reiken
Atta C. Schafer
John M. Lauser
Maggie Smith
Edna M. Young
Josie A. Nowacheck
Kya Drumbareer
Helen L. Stacy
Mary Winkler
Lalu Wagner
Maud M. Newkirk
Mary Hesselbush
Candace White
Ida Baum
Rev
Warner
Agusta Hacussler
Hope of the Nation
Lemon
America
Innes
Signs of the Times
C. Rt. Scroggie
Mile Quartette
Nisewonder
U. Be Shiireh
Emerson
Mies
Smola
W. Hf. Smola
Central City
O. C. Hunter
L. P. Waddick
H. Rieken
Ella Schaeffr
Castle Grove Township
H. Tuts
John Schaeffer
Mungerford Farm
GC W. Brown's
John Skelly
Gilmore
Mamie Abel
Towa
John Mettler
Chas. Helphrey
D. E. Pono
P. M
Hoffman
Democratic State Central Committee
Major Carr
Cato Sells
Adelaide Herrmann
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
New York
Boston
John Y. Calaban
van Buren St
Scotch Grove Township
G. J. Huntres
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Fure
Ryan
MicHart Beacon
Lovell Township
J. A. Voorhees
Henry Vernmont
J.P. Monson
G. A. George
HL. M. Troy
John Gisson
David Mundell
I.E. Byrrly
D. E. Pond
North America
Stortford
North British and Mercantile
Pennsylvania
Sal
Geo. Stuhler & Sons
D.C. Prader
Druggist
Our News Depot
KKK
Mundell’s
Monticello State Bank
Montivello
Far Fall
LSO
Willer
C. W. Brown
Inter Ocean
Lways American
IN the
United States
Latian News Bureau
Associated Press
Arascrze
Europe
Africa
Asia
Chicago Record
Mercator
Uti
Iss CuLec
Touvacgo Recor
Igfamion Street
Tle
B. Kuppenheimer
Golden Eagle Clothing House
D. J. Goldstone
Propr
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