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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
2
Castle Grove and Oxen elements report social visits sales and moves. Voters discuss a socialist ticket with party lines showing in township results. Details mention new births illnesses and local commerce along with municipal concerns and property improvements.
Col Yount visited on business. Prof Gray ill at home. Joseph Hall buried today. Jerry Woodyard buys Everts home for rental. Mrs Babcock convalescent. Leach from Center Junction visiting Stevenson. School entertainment a success. E N Wilcox takes over harness business. U P church ladies plan chicken pie supper and sale at G A R hall. Thompson with Ingerson and Levison toured Kansas. Iowa seen as leading. Wickersham lecture drew large, attentive crowd for two hours. Alice Kirkpatrick away from school for Vienna doctor operation getting many favors. Woman’s Relief Corps to issue rations Saturday at G A R hall. Department inspector expected. Cass notes: Mamie Hale sick. Marie Barrett of Anamosa visited Cass. Gen Croot paints his home. Keith Cunningham in Anamosa last week. John Bruce at home last week.
If you have a bad cold you need Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve it and to ease throat and lung irritation and inflammation. The soothing healing properties and quick cures make it a local favorite. For sale by Bacher and Abel.
Druggist L C G Neuville of Pittsboro Indiana urges families to stock Chamberlains Cough Remedy to guard against coughs and colds this winter. He declares the medicine unequaled for coughs colds and as a preventive and cure for croup and notes Bacher and Abel sell it.
Six sheets 10x15 inches colored pastel drawings by Bryson are ready for distribution and will be mailed upon receipt of twenty five cents in coin or stamps. Send to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago 2002.
A Monett Missouri mother reports her child suffered severe cramp colic until a dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given. A second dose followed minutes later and the child was relieved before the doctor arrived. Sold by Bacher Abel.
Will Altman remodels and paints Mrs F J Brainard in Monticello. Geo Benton travels to Springville on business. Andrew Watt returns from an extended Canada visit. Mrs E D Condit back in Souris N D. Aid Society to meet with Mrs M Bruce Friday morning. Will Austin and Fren Houstman visit Monticello. Clara Benton and Mattie Ketchum visit Marion. Henry Nordman’s baby ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Joe Kula attend silver wedding in Prairieburg. Oyster supper at W A Ladd’s Friday for Cass church. Hickory Grove church sold at auction. Arthur Fairbanks buys building, Ella Osborn buys land.
Miss Sadie Buck visited Lost Nation over Sunday. Mrs. John Cook, former resident, visited nearby friends last week. Miss Jessie Kent enjoyed a trip last week then started Tuesday morning. Miss Minnie Dawson left for Fayette last Monday to visit several days. Miss Maude Lyons visited Hopkinton and finished a term of school near Monticello. Mr. Jesse Davis moved to Strauss store in Anamosa after a year at Canty’s. Elizabeth Shipley spent most of last week at Savanna visiting her brother and plans western state visits. Edna Lyons departed for Chicago last Thursday and married Mr. John Bodenhofer, former Wyoming resident. Dawson is one of the fine young ladies, graduate of class of ’949, who has done millinery work here. friends wish happiness in her new home.
Mr 8 F Bentley arrived home from Rhodes where she visited with her son F E Bentley and wife. The couple are parents of a new girl born a week ago. Rev Sam Greer, finishing his last year at Allegheny seminary, has a call from Tabor Kansas and will decide after graduation.
In a private letter dated the 8th, Congressman Cousins reports he remains in bed at a Chicago hospital but is doing well and expects to be discharged soon. He states he feels good and is progressing toward recovery.
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