Visiting residents listed in Dubuque area social notes
The column records numerous guests and visits across Dubuque and nearby towns including Mrs. Mattie McAleer and son Robert Cedar Rapids visitors, Mrs. Kent Kendall from Cedar Rapids visiting her mother, and Miss Anna Hauss attending a wedding in Dubuque. It notes illnesses and new births, and a card party plus Japanese sale at Neuman in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McAleer
Robert
Dubuque
A. G. Rodman
Waterloo
Isabel Meyer
Cedar Rapids
Kent Kendall
Cedar Rapida
Anna Gerdes
Neuman
Chrysanthemums for sale and local visits fill Monticello
C L Van Meter promotes a fall display of chrysanthemums for sale at reasonable prices. Multiple visits unfold as residents and relatives travel between Dubuque Bangor Manchester Ames and Ames Iowa. Notices include piano tuning orders, football game plans, medical updates and property sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. van Meter
Local Notices and Community News Roundup
Des Moines hosting the annual convention of the Mutual Insurance associations of Iowa with Messrs Sprague Hosford and Gerd Harms in attendance. An organ recital by Prof Reichlin of New York City is set for tomorrow evening at the Sandhill church with advance sale strong. Mr and Mrs Richardson plan a winter in Los Angeles with John Shimanek of Oxford Junction assisting Monticello State Bank in his absence. A cold snap last weekend turned rain to sleet and ice, 3 below zero Tuesday morning. Marriage licenses issued by Clerk George A. Fisher include Terwilliger Sanford and Lechlemme Hutton, Stott Littlefield, Liddy Andrie, Kulhavy Shedeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Sprague Hosford
Castle Grove Insurance Company
Gerd Harms
German Mutual Insurance Company
Des Moines
Mutual Insurance Associations of Iowa
Sandhill
Reichlin
New York City
Richardson
Los Angeles
California
John Shimanek
Oxford Junction
Monticello
District Court
George A. Fisher
Lewis D. Terwilliger
Grace Sanford
L. J. Lechlemme
Oral Hutton
Scotch Grove
Wilbur Stott
Pearl Littlefield
John A. Liddy
Agnes Andrie
Frank Kulhavy
Frances Shedeck
Monticello News Highlights Old Resident's Voting Record
Lucian Rios, a longtime Monticello resident, reportedly voted for president for the 15th time, a sixty year span. A.J. Carlson, new owner of the C A Errickson grocery, advertises price cuts in dry goods and crockery though no grocery discounts. Mrs Pearl Gaddis Littlefield married Wilbur W. Stott in Monticello, with Rev. A P Walton officiating. Judge J D Beals travels to Topeka for a month with humor noted by friends. Peter Vesey, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Vesey, killed by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight near Rhodes. funeral in Hopkinton Observatory cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Rios
Monticello
Jones County
A.J. Carlson
C. A. Errickson
the Express
Carlson
Pearl Gaddis Littlefield
James Gaddie
Hopkinton
Wilbur W. Stott
Mr. Stott
Charles Stott
A. P. Walton
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Beals
Canter Junction
Topeka
Kansas
Jerry Simpson
Peter Vesey
Charles Vesey
Chicago, Milwaukee
Hopkinton Cemetery
Religious census of Monticello churches reported
Reverends Cushman and Barr completed a city census listing 598 families and their church preference within Monticello. Methodists 155 Presbyterians 135 Congregationalists 126 Catholics 90 German Reformed 34 German Lutheran 15, with note that rural memberships could alter totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cushman
Congregational Church
J. H. Barr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Monticello
Methodist Episcopal
Wellspring Shoots Five Feet Above Ground At Petersen Farm
Paul Peterson, northwest of Monticello, reports an artesian well with a gush after rock was penetrated. Lew Tiede drilled to 185 feet, now water rises over five feet, piping planned to barn stockyards and house. he says windmills may become obsolete if head remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Peterson
Monticello
Lew Tiede
Parish Players to perform three one act plays at the opera house
The Parish Players under Katherine S. Brown present three one act plays on Wednesday November 22 at the opera house for the Redpath_Vanter Bureau. The five member troupe includes Fern Hobart Doubleday Karl Russell Hugh Wheeler Carel and Fritz Schlemmer. The group is headed by a Chicago church and has drawn national attention for chautauqua and lyceum tours. Agnes Andrie married John H Liddy at Sacred Heart church yesterday morning. The couple will travel to Kansas City and other points before returning to Monticello. The Express offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Katherine
Brown
Redpath-Vanter Bureau
Katherine 8. Brown
Fern Hobart Doubleday
Victoria Players
Karl Russell
Sultan
Sultan of Sulu
Hugh Wheeler Carel
Spenders
Fritz Schlemmer
Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago
Redpath Bureau
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Agnes Andrie
Mis
James Hayes
John Andrie
Belle Plaine
John H.,liddy
Dennis Liddy
Sacred Heart Church
George A. Hauck
Misa Katherine Liddy
Frank Liddy
Lectures on Early Church History at Monticello
Dr. Andrew Stephenson, formerly of DePauw University, lectures on early church history in Monticello with sessions at four churches this evening and tomorrow evening beginning 7 80. He cites 2nd century figures Clemment, Paiycarp and Ignatius and notes the spread of Christianity from slaves to a global presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stephenson
DePauw University
Monticello
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Jesus Obriat
Independent Faber Nears Dubuque County Supervisor Win
Matt Faber of the Cascade region nearly ties the machine candidates in Dubuque County supervisor race. Debate centers on Julien township residency limits and legal qualifications. The count draws watchdogs as potential litigation looms over the winner. Coal prices burden poor families with rail and mine shortages contributing to higher consumer costs. Iowa coal at wholesale $3 a ton plus freight raises local prices. Town coal praised for economy despite lower grade. Wholesalers reportedly stifle distribution and a manufacturer faces pressure against reselling coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Faber
Cascade
Monticello
Dubuque County
Regine
Mr. Faber
Faber
Julien Township
Dibgune
Kentucky
Voorhees
Iowa
Death of Wm J Good a Monticello resident
Wm J Good longtime Monticello resident died Friday November 1 from paralysis after being found unconscious at home. Born Philadelphia December 22 1847 he lived in Scotch Grove Hopkinton and Delaware counties before moving to Monticello. He leaves a widow five children J W Good Cedar Rapids George H Good Hopkinton James B Good Portland EB Mathe son and Frank L Good Monticello. Funeral Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Good
Monticello
Mr. Good
J. H. Barr
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Philadelphia
Scotch Grove Township
Elizabeth Ford
John Ford
Cascade
Heo
Cedar Rapids
George H. Good
Hopkinton
James B. Good
Portland
Oregon
EB. Matheson
Frank L. Good
James
Scotch Grove
Township
Delaware County
aA _creamery
Blackhawk Oil Company
Cedar Falls
Monticello Defeats Springville in New Gymnasium Opener
Monticello topped Springville 28 to 16 in the opening game at the new gymnasium. The crowd roared as Monticello built from an 18 to 9 halftime lead, with their scoring machine overpowering Springville in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lund
Doria Northrop
Frieda Hanken
Opera House
Sophomera
Springville
Yella
Monticello
Monticello Hunts Win Over Springville In New Gym
Monticello high school, led by Milroy, defeated Springville 16 to 8 in the Springville gym. Hampton and Kennedy starred for Springville while Monticello's teamwork carried the win. Next game is November 24 in Monticello against Springville. A separate note recounts a tired telephone girl at church who misheard the closing hymn as a busy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Milroy
Monticello
Springville
Cartano
Rickels
Haven
Bort
Clampton
Kennedy
Graham
Dunlop
Cos
Milroy
Zymnasium
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Dan Hearn
James Lahey
Farley
Enquire Monticello State Bank
Ben Roberts
Garnaville
Neaman Hell
C. A. Palmer
Maquoketa
Mesdames A. I. Jackson
W. W. Stickford
John Miller
Earlville
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Mrs
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James Able
John Smith
Anamosa
F.S. Dunham
Elgin, Iinois
F. P. Stabler
Frank Mead
Manchester
Cornelia Shelley
Pyrkosa Waugh
Bert Millsap
BE. G. Drury
Lewis Aldrich
Paulina Hoffman
Sam Hoffman
Richland Township
Josephine O’brien
John U Henry Matthews
R. A. Rickless
Frank Quimby
Malden, Washington
John Hodlar
Harry Leeds
Janet
Benjamin Roberts
Kate Stabler
Anna Hauss
Rs. Earl Rabe
Baby
Belle Plains
Carl Dutton
William Burrack
John Burrack
Elizabeth Seavey
Bangor
Maine
Theodore, Lazell
H. V. Davis
Charles EB. Errickson
J. Hindman
Luella Gibson
Maquoreta Sentinal
C. E. Palmer
Menor
OC. F. Tubbs
Hazel Baisman
Delhi
May Sanders
Round .Up
Montana
F. B. Stimaon
L. H. Dunham
Harpera Ferry
O. Tobin
P. J. Woolner
Ohio
Mr. Woolner
George Schoonover
Carrie Wildey
Emil Rickless
Misa Agnes
Andrie
John Liddy
Allis Fulton
Denver
Colorado
John Sutton
Vinton
Charles Goardke
Sutton
Edna Rhode
BE. Drury
Tabor
Ralph Halverson
Foster Clothing
Wil-lNamesburg
Eugene DeWitt
C. Errickson Co
G. Thomas
New York
Gerd Null
John Barney
Proctor
Andrew Ambuehl
Barney
Ambuehl
Merdames
John Perrine
Bert Hubbard
Ruth McClintock
Ames
Ames-own
John Renken
J. M. Lehner
Iva Nelson
Belle Norris
W. &. Quirk
Martha Wippett
Smith Paltry Yards O.W
John Barugh
Martin Thoeni
Fred Fagan
Harm Huels
Reinhart Helgens
Deer Creek
Minnesota
ML. Leesekamp
Huels
Helgens
Leesekamp
Matthews
First Street
Coleman
B. D. Haeussler
Howard ‘Templeton
Atties
Mammoth Cave
Lowell State Bank
THE
Jowell Statebank
Schaeffer
Moore
C. H. Schipman
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Monticello, Iowa
E. A. Hubbard
L. H. Lang
Chas. A. Doxsee
Doxsee & Doxsee Attorneys AT Law
Lovell Block
C. N. Patrick
Rickless & McNeill Hardware Store
M. F. Hogan
A. Hetner
Stickford Drug Store
Monticello Town
E. G. Rawson
Onslow, Iowa
H. M. Reworks
Janks Renny Remley & Remley
Attorneys AT Law
Ananiosa
Main Street
Easterly Hotel
Duroc
A. P. Donahue
John G. Schoon
J. E. Pond
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