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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
7
The column lists visits and guestings in Anamosa and surrounding towns plus ads for dress goods and hats at Deutrick and D H Wills. It notes a baby born to Mr and Mrs Fred Slauson and a new surplus report showing Monticello State Bank with capital 100000 and surplus 106834.82.
Monticello items list family visits sales and store moves. Mrs Lewis notes Lang visit with relatives in Hopkinton. J Banner moves millinery to Condon building. Deatrick promotes goods. Miss Jacobs returns from Dixon. Laura, Lizzie Schoenherr and Elizabeth Tice plan winter in St Paul. Wills advertises underwear and pillow tops. church dinners raise funds. locals attend Dixon lecture. Anamosa orchestra provides music. Geese signal season end. taxes payable to State Bank. Congregational services shift to lecture room. Herman's Clothier promotes clothing. A G Rodman installs weather strips. Mundell's shoe repairs. Jones county vote results published. chicken pie supper at Presbyterian church. Bucktty offers sales. A J Schoonover to sell estate goods. Malleable goods advertised. Epworth League social at M E church. Hagen offers cheaper photos.
Mrs. H. A. L. Bigley returned from Great Bend Kansas after being called by the death of her brother Clarence Fryberger who died of consumption and was buried there a week ago. He visited Monticello several years ago and is remembered by locals.
Mrs Fawcett of Cedar Rapids was injured on a Farley bound train at Sand Spring last Monday evening after rising from a seat. Mrs Slauson and Mrs Jeff Smith attended her. Mrs John Poppe died near Langworthy at 74 after long cancer illness. Eleven Fairbanks family members in Cass and Castle Grove have measles. Arthur Fairbanks in serious condition. A concert planned for Manchester on November 19 features Rev Balear and German Lutheran groups. An auction by W G Condit & Son is set for November 20 near Cass Center. Public notices include Paul’s reelection as County Superintendent. Meantime Radiant Home Air promotes its coal burning stove. Charles H Winner and M Gertrude Benigna Jeffrey wed in Walker. honeymoon plans and Perry business listed. Robt Abel suffered a Chicago accident breaking nose and arm, with insurance coverage noted.
The piece reports Trainor and Cook fined for saloon trouble at Troy Mills after a trial led by temperance women. It covers a Monticello wedding, organ upgrade at Congregational church, reports on spiritualism, local business growth, and calls for sewer system action to improve town health and convenience.
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