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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

7

Local Shoppers Eye Hats and Waists at Devlin Millinery

A cascade of small notices reports shopping events and visits across Iowa towns. Devlin Millinery promotes a November 7-8 sale with 200 trimmed hats and save prices on winter millinery, while Smith's Variety Store advertises waist sales and a 19-1 price tag. Residents visit Cedar Rapids Dubuque Manchester Anamosa and Ottumwa for business and social rounds.

Smith's Devlin Millinery Smith's Variety Store

Local notices include visits, sales, and sales events

Monticello residents read of visitors from Albion Denver and Denver Nebraska with relatives in Laurens and Town. Listings note goods purchases for Hicks and Ricklefs Dry Goods Co and a November 7th church bazaar. A large farm sale on November 20th plans 76 cattle 24 dairy cows 8 horses 100 hogs and machinery with bills forthcoming in The Express.

Express A. M Joe) Fairbanks

Monticello News Highlights Local Life and War Veteran Return

Roy Adamson, son of Samuel and Mrs. Adamson of Cedar Rapids, recently visited Monticello after two years of U.S. Army service in France. J R Studer opens a new automobile and carriage paint shop. local events include a bridge party, a death in Canada, and a church reformation festival. Rural mail service ends on a bad road. fox hunting, coal supply concerns, and Armis tice Day dinner plans wrap the week.

Roy Adamson Samuel Adamson Cedar, Rapids Monticello United States Army France

Fatal rabbit chase mishap near Tipton town

Wagaman killed when a hunter’s gun discharged while chasing rabbits from a brush pile. In Des Moines reports, uncashed interest on government bonds in boxes and other towns’ residents tied to uncollected coupons. Miss Emma Herren wed Henry Bartels at St. John’s church with family and friends present. reception at Herren home. Monticello Country Club to host season end party with Golfers Magazine cup presentation to WH Richardson and a reading by Ruth Hemmingway Shaw.

William. Wagnaman Tipton Wagaman Charles Anbdenstock Des Moines Monticello Lowa Monticello Country Club Richardson Kennedy Cedar Rapids Ruth Hemmingway Shaw Dubuque

Monticello Native Ruth Shultis Gains Magazine Renown

Ruth Darling Shultis wife of Professor F W Shultis and daughter of Mr and Mrs Lew Darling Grand Junction Colorado has become a noted Greeley magazine writer with ten articles published in 12 months. Featured pieces include Which is Which in Everybody's magazine July issue and an outline North America in Popular Mechanics. She previously served as Canon City schools physical director and won a $100 Delineator prize for an Americanism article.

Greeley Colorado Monticello Ruth Darling Shultis Lew Darling Grand Junction F. W. Shultis Greeley Magazine Shultis True Story The Delineator Canon City

Widow Mary Lacy of Monticello Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Mary Lacy widow of John Lacy died at her Monticello home last Tuesday after more than a year of illness. Born March 17 1836 in Wexford Ireland she came to the United States as a girl and lived in Georgia Dubuque Chicago Seattle and Monticello. Survived by four daughters Anna Stuart D B Littlefield Jou Lacy Miss Ella Lacy and Mrs R W Kinzer funeral at Sacred Heart church Friday morning conducted by Rev George A Hauck.

Mary Lacy John Lacy Monticello Als. Lacy John Roach Wexford Ireland United States Savannah Georgia Dubuque Lacy Dubugue

Medical updates from the McLaughlin family and others

Master Howard McLaughlin underwent appendicitis surgery last Monday afternoon with a favorable outlook. Adolph Eggars was treated for tonsillitis on Tuesday, while George McLees continues hospital care. Miss Parrott, Mrs. Otto Hubbard, Susie and Edward Meyer, and Mrs. M J Cass also had operations or tonsil removals recently with varying recoveries. Mrs A J Dirks was discharged today.

Howard McLaughlin Will McLaughlin Adolph Eggars George McLees Then Parrott Otto Hubbard Susie Edward Meyer M. J. Cass

Methodist Church Notes Sermons and Schedule

The Sunday morning sermon at the Methodist church will be Freed By Truth with an evening discussion titled A Wise Choice. Sunday school begins at 10 30 a m and a prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Manchester public schools start Tuesday moving picture shows in the high school auditorium.

Methodist Church Manchester

Deaths of Ton Carrol and Charles S Nichols in Benton County

Ton Carrol a former Monticello resident died at his sister Mrs lynH Lightfoot in Onslow after a rapid decline three weeks after returning from Colorado. He is buried beside his wife and child in Hopkinton aged 66 years 6 months 10 days born in Delaware county. He worked as a carpenter and harness maker with ties to W F B Rohn. Survived by sisters T H Lightfoot Onslow and M B Scroggio Waterloo and brother William N Carroll Minneapolis. Charles S Nichols longtime Benton county resident died at his son’s home north of Vinton at age 80.

Ton Carrol Monticello Lynh. Lightfoot Onslow Lightfoot Hopkinton Carroll Colorado Mr. Carroll Delaware County Luke Carroll W. FB. Rohn T. H. Lightfoot M. 2B. Scroggio Waterloo William N. Carroll Minneapolis Charles S. Nichols Benton County Vinton

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