Monticello Express Thursday Edition
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
4
The Monticello Express is issued each Thursday with a subscription price of $1.75 per period.
Mrs. Carter’s cottage is being painted and Lou Noyes returns from Chicago. Charlie Paul visits family as Lee Spooner and Martin Spooner work at the Commercial House in Wyoming. Visitors include Mrs. J. D. Stickley and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Neelan. The M E church ladies aid plan Thanksgiving dinner at the opera house. Rural route equip arrives. postmaster Noyes prepares for January 1 1902. Bert Cartwright learns Clay Ford and Clay Mills routes will be discontinued December 31.
November updates report water mains extending to East Green street and new home progress for John Kettleson. Attendee list includes Prof Gray at Monticello institute and a Thomas Dixon lecture in Anamosa with local residents among listeners. Wyoming Telephone Co orders fifty telephones and three carloads of poles as regional development continues. Detailing deaths, illnesses, and school term plans, the items note Mrs Lindsey ill, Ida Espy’s sudden death, and staff changes in Scotch Grove and Rhodes communities.
Scoron Grove notes include Miss Ethel Helm visiting A. P. Moats' residence. Little Floyd Sinclair is among the sick. Robert Heasty of Wyoming called on friends recently. Misses Gertrude and Celia Edwards of Epworth are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Chalfant of Anamosa guests of Mrs Latta over Sunday. Wm Sutherland attends board of supervisors meeting. Robt Clark visit Cedar Rapids with children. Mrs Sweesy of Monticello visits daughter Mrs Applegate. Applegate estate farm bought by Hoyt Bros at 100 per acre. Fred Husmann on sick list. W G Condit to hold public sale Nov 20. Ida Osborn visits Clara Benton. Joseph Kula Cass caller. Ernest Condit in Monticello. Jim Ketcham touring Orange City New Jersey. F J Brainard returns from New York. Geo Brainard and bride return from Clinton. Mildred Ladd returns from Morley teaching. Geo Treichler in Oklahoma planning move. Geo Benton back from Mitchell SD looking for land. Measles afflicting families of Hale Hanna and Hanna.
Mrs. F D McLaughlin visits near Monmouth as party at G N Harkens. Downerville Creamery operates every other day. Monticello visitors C W Hosford and Orville Hosford. fifty three republican votes all straight. Road supervisors elected. township officers vote tallied with party lines.
The Jones County Farmers Institute to be held December 11 to 13 1901 in Center Junction Iowa will include a horse show with prizes for best draft stallion best roadster best colt and various draft and driving classes A prize of 2 and 1 for corn ears is also offered The event will feature W A Dobson expert judge and J B Lyons as director along with committee members. Also listed is a 200 acre Sheridan farm sale in Cascade Iowa on December 8 with details and terms.
City council met evening of the 8th. Bills allowed total nearly $2,000. Abel’s report shows October receipts at $30.55. salary allowed $18.33. Slau son reports poll tax collections at $4,300. Long list of bills from labor to lumber, engine use, repairs, and services. Also notes Mor gan Park Academy declamatory contest results and a real estate notice in Richland township, Jones county.
Multiple farm sales announced from Monticello and nearby townships. Listings include J R Hayes place of 120 acres near Anamosa with 1 to 4 pm sale on Nov 20. Wm Kehoe Estate 240 acres near Castle Grove with sale on Nov 18 at 2 pm. John Clark 220 acres two miles west of Monticello. 280 acres near Sand Spring. Bowen's Prairie property with 400 acres plus timber. various terms and contact listings. Buggies and horse blankets marketed by W F Roun.
Seeks buyers or renters for a Monticello residence on Chestnut street with contact D. E. Pond for particulars. 1911 J. O. Lawrence notes farms and pigs for sale including Poland China hogs and dry posts. Cole's original Hot Blast stoves advertised at Hall's Hardware for fuel efficiency.
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