Devlin Millinery Promotes Holiday Hat Sale
Local notices list Mrs. Fred Kellum and Mrs. Nelli Davis visiting Anamosa and Manchester. Devlin Millinery markets price cuts on 200 trimmed hats and invites customers to save on winter styles while stocks last.
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Fred Kellum
Anamosa
Nelli Davis
Manchester
Devlin Millinery
For Sale Second Hand Organs at Frank Locher Music
Monticello notices list ten second hand organs for sale at Frank Locher Music store. other items include job ads for 50 girls sought at Hoag Duster Co and various local social updates. Also notes visits, theatre ads for Oh Boy musical at the Princess, and community business offers.
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Frank Locher Music Store
Monticello area notices list jobs and events
Various Monticello state items include Hoag Duster Co inducement for fifty young women, train service clarifications, wedding of Miss Blanche Smith to Peter Carrigan, Red Cross chapter meeting, Center Junction barbecue offer, St Johns Lutheran clothing drive for Europe, Monticello to Calmar motor car trouble, Christmas gift ideas, Peterson Clothes Shop sales, Round Oak heater ads, and district court trial schedule with upcoming athletic show and lectures in Castle Grove.
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Monticello
Lour
The
Hoag Duster Co
Monticello Marriages and Local Obituaries Feature Community News
George HB Rynerson of Monticello marries Neal Mae Dennison at the bride’s home as relatives witness. Miss Florence Ferrell to perform in Monticello on December 11. Mrs. Mary Simmons dies in Linn County from pneumonia, with funeral in Prairieburg. Monticello Legion seeks meeting attendance and plans plays and athletic events. Union talks collapse after mixed votes at local churches. Mrs. Amy Darling, former Monticello resident, buried in Monticello after dying in Mitchell South Dakota. Civil War widow leaves son William A. Darling. long-time church member.
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George HB. Rynerson
Cassius C. Rynerson
Monticello
Neal Mae Dennison
Charles Dennison
Cedar Rapids
Rynerson
Ceday Rapids
Rock Island
Moline Plow
Florence Ferrell
Misa Ferrell
Normandy
Tizzah
Ben Hur
Miss Ferrell
Atlantic
Pacific
Mary Simmons
Michael Simmons
Joseph I. M. Simmons
Linn County
Mr. Simmons
Joseph F. M. Simmons
Linn Lounty
Tom Riley
Prairieburg
Stazin Holgan
Coggan
Clara Chapman
Hopkinton
Anna Holub
Buffalo Cemeery
The
American Legion
L. W. Lovell
Henry M. Carlsen
Percy Guilford
Paul Matthiessen
Legion
Clarke Hubbard
Opera House
Paul Maire
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Amy Darling
Mitchell
South Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Lang
South Bend
Indiana
Iowa
W. W. Darling
William A. Darling
High School Notes and Student Activities Chronicle
Six week exams prompt notes from Bifrieda Cartano. A senior testifies on a teacher’s hairdressing as discipline. The basketball team beat Oxford Junction seventy eight to two. Spelling results place juniors first with 96.7. The Renaissance question yields a solar system answer. Lyceum season tickets fund skating pond. Fresh flowers brighten rooms. Narcissus bulbs sprout in Blaine Reed’s gift.
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Bifrieda Cartano
Oxford Junction
Blaine Reed
Death of an Aged Man Conrad Pfeil
Conrad Pfeil died at his son Samuel C. Pfeil’s home in Castle Grove township at nearly 94. Born in 1826 in Hesslin Germany, he immigrated in 1848 and served as Evangelical minister in Iowa Wisconsin and Monticello before retiring. He left eight children, fifteen grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Burial was at Oakwood cemetery after funeral in Castle Grove. He witnessed a century of vast change from horse tram to telegraph and rail.
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Conrad Pfeil
Samuel C. Pfeil
Castle Grove Township
Jones County
Mr. Pfeil
Castle Grove
Conrad Pfell
Hesslin
Germany
United States
Mason County
Nnoits
Mr. Prell
Peoria
Venois
Barbara Stamberger
Geneseo
Triiioly
Wisconsin
Monticello
Switzer
Dubuque
Langworthy
The
Evangelical Church
Pfat
Olinum
Iown
Pell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pfeil
Pfall
H. J. Deischer
West Virginia
Iowa
Hie
Napoleon
Waterloo
Novelty Four to Open Monticello Lyceum Course Tonight
The Novelty Four, a four member variety music group, will open Monticello Lyceum Course on Monday November 24 with instrumental and vocal numbers. The Rockford October 6 performance received praise for solo and quartet work. Marriage of Katherine Paulsen to August Husmann reported with reception and dancing at Kinsella hall. A Lost Kingdom is the Sunday morning sermon theme at the Methodist church on November 8, followed by evening discussion on Consequences of Forsaking. Thanksgiving service set for November 27 at 10 am with Sunday school and prayer meeting scheduled.
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Christina J. Braskamp
Alton
Iowa
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove Township
Shantung
China
Miss Braskamp
Far East
New York City
Columbia University
Monticello
Rockford
Mr. van Auken
Landis
Mr. Brown
Lucia
Shylock
Rip van Winkle
Kay
Katherine Paulsen
August Husmann
The
Reformed Church
Gus Paulsen
Kinsella Hall
Fritz Husmann
Hopkinton
Methodist Church
W. H. Mitchell
Thirty Years Ago in November 1889 Monticello Express
Monticello Express records November 1889 events with deaths births marriages and relocations. Notable entries include Henry J. Stauring and Louisa Rigby dies. Mrs C. K. Hawkings and Plark Grey wed. births for a daughter to Mr and Mrs C K Hawkings. other local moves and a Diamond Creamery expansion.
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Mro
C.K. Hawkings
Lavin Vertick
West Norrick
Atonticello
Otta Schrmidt
Plark Grey
Langworthy
Rov. GC. Mardort
Diamond Creamery Co
Montgomery Bell
Eugene Heneley
Bert Poertoy
Town Agricultural College
Amos
Prorence TL. Rol
Henry W. Applegate
C. CL. Pottar
Robert Leggett
Scotchrove Township
Dennis Hagan
Thomas J. Rynerson
Garden City
Kansas
Newen's Prairie
Kananas
Sinclair
Bert Mackerill
Monticello Upsets Oxford Junction In Friday Basketball Clash
Monticello high school topped Oxford Junction 78 to 2 in a fast game started strong and led 40 to 0 at half. Four Monticello subs scored late baskets as Oxford Junction showed limited teamwork. Tomorrow Monticello hosts Meadwood. grade-team preliminaries feature fifth to seventh graders.
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Monticello
Oxford Junction
Monticalla
Oxford
Milto
Ramsey
Todorus
Quirk
Pisker
Monticallo
Rockstad
Land
Cushman
Biers
Coy
Quard
Subai—Mubbard
Rodman
Ireland
Mdeewood
Toama
Loewis Zubler
George Balsiger
Mason Adamson
Carleton Anderson
Raymond Dentshatt
Lawla Stambaugh
Owen Sutherland
Ralph Radmond
Lieyd Sutton
Lawland Skelley
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A. O. Peterson
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Peter Miller
Peter Jacque
Oscar Newton
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J. W. Schwietzer
M. H. Teeter
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Halstead Carpenter
Jerry Roubinek
CM. & St. P. Ry. Co. Force
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Illinois
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Columbus
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J. J. Locher
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Foxholm
Minnesota
St. Elizabeth Society
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Coe-Cornell
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Rudolph Rickless
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Farmers’ State Bank
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Emil Wernicke
L. G. Stahler
Peterson Clothes Shop
Peter Smith
Grant Stambaugh
Louis
Springville
Rickiefs & McNeill Hardware
Robert White
Wyoming
Arvilla Hayes
the Princess
Eugene DeWitt and Son
Marble Rock
Leo Oswald
Dubuque College
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Hong Duster Co
C. J. Northrop
Mary I. Jarman
Francis Coyle
Doris Northrop
Harry McGarvey
Margaret Weismier
M. R.pobiassen
Geo. A. Still
Osteopathic Hospital
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Mason City
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Leta Armstrong
Geo. K. Meyers
Nellie Wilson
Kenwood Park
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P. J. Woolner
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Platteville
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Vinton
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Andrew Carmichael
N. G. W. Winner
Joliet
Limaville
Ohio
Rickless & McNeill
the Express
Florence E. Barnes
John Barnts
Leslie G. Bright
American Red Cross
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Ottumwa
Blanche Smith
Peter Carrigan
Hall Mfg Co
A.S. Smith
Benjamin Green
Baby
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Green
Fred Cramer
Florence Livingstone
J. A. Belknap
Mr. Norris
Center Junction
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Europe
Carsten Peters
John Woellert
Calmar
George Green
Monticello-Davenport
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George L.lovell
George L. Schoonover
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Ames
Mr. Doxsee
Delta Tau Delta
Iowa State College
Petergon Clothes Shop
Ricklefa & McNeil! Hardware
Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception
Castile Grove
McLess
Manternach
Dusanek
Bramer
Kline
Framer Burns
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Charlie Hansen
Farmer Burns
August Wroblueski
Wayne Township
Anton Wroblueski
Ft. Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Wayne Lutheran Church
John Willms
eMonticello
R. K. Baker
Optometrist
Second Avenue
West Side
Cedar Rapids State Bank
KF. L. Story
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
Lovell State Bank
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Monticello Roller Mills
Coats
Beery’s Dry Goods