Local notices and ads light up Marion in a busy week
Residents visit relatives and shop in nearby towns with many mentions of Marion guests in Cedar Rapids Dubuque Manchester and Monticello. Advertisers promote belts pianos phonographs coal groceries linens and an operetta with several social visits and farm rental notices included.
Monticello News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Commerce
Local society reports money raised at a Congregational supper, visitors from nearby towns, and multiple shopping notes. Butter fat prices at Diamond Creamery and drinkware and fruit sales fill the scene, with farm sales, school events, and upcoming Thanksgiving services concluding the round of town happenings.
Fires on Will Sandhouse Farm Burn Eight Acres of Meadow
Reports say hunters and trappers started a fire on Will Sandhouse’s farm last Saturday, burning over eight acres of meadow and threatening Mr Petersen’s cornfield. Sandhouse vows reprisals against trespassers and P Petersen plans daily vigilance for lawbreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sandhouse
Paul Petersen
Mr. Petersen
Mr. Sandhouse
Petersen
Iowa Petition Seeks Anamosa Mayor Removal
A district court petition filed in Anamosa seeks the removal of Mayor J P Scroggs by The State of Iowa ex rel D N Perkins. The suit claims habitual neglect of duty gross partiality corruption and willful misconduct in office related to a nuisance dispute and an arrest for profanity. Judge Miller acts as plaintiff attorney and the case is expected to stir local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
State of
Iowa
D. N. Perkins
J. P. Scroggs
Perkins
Scroggs
Miller
Thirtieth Anniversary of November 1877 Echoes
Thirty years ago in November 1877 The Express recorded local events. An earthquake on the 15th, barrel prices for apples at 3 to 4 dollars, deaths of Mrs. Wybel and Mrs. Hoag, a new clock bought in Boston for 425 dollars, and J. O. Callahan dying of consumption at 28. Also noted were musical and church repairs, a revival, marriages including Miss Emma Clark praised for piano and unions of George Schaeffer with Alice Anson, and public notices on schooling, weather vane height, a tramp’s frostbite, and the season’s first snow on All Saints Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wybel
Boston
Lucinda Hoag
W. FE. Hoag
Emma Clark
George 8. Schaeffer
Monticello
Alice A. Anson
Marshalltown
Congregational Church Society
J. N. Smith
Skelly
John
James Skelly
H. D. Sherman
Lilpin
Illinois
Emma Vehon
Joseph Hofacre
Misa Maggie Reed
J. W. Stevenson
Sand Spring
A. J. Monroe
M. W. Herrick
Brandon
G. W. Lovell
O. E. Wales
Isaac Austin
II. M. Carpenter
George Schaeffer
D. D. Fagan
M. M. Moulton
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