Monticello Express Editor and Proprietor
The Monticello Express lists W. Doxsee as editor and proprietor. This brief notice identifies the publication leadership in a compact crew listing.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists W. Doxsee as editor and proprietor. This brief notice identifies the publication leadership in a compact crew listing.
Center Junction items report M O Felton illness and a new bank opening. Residents travel for business, church events plan chicken pie dinners, and many visits to Monticello and nearby towns are noted. Local trades, farming, and social life fill this busy note from October.
Prairieburg notes show W Zimmerman of Anamosa visiting October 4, Mrs O A DeLancey visiting the prison city on Friday, a birth announced to Mr and Mrs George Chase of Waukon on October 8, Carl Brown Anamosa musician calling on friends, Jacob Mangold visiting for first time this summer, Mrs C O Rowley and Mrs John Dolan Jr Anamosa passengers Tuesday, and the Ladies Aid meeting of the M E church hosted by Mrs C E Buckley with record attendance and six comfortables ordered for parties.
John Biden buys a farm near Prairieburg while Charles Howie sells his farm to Louis Lauser for 90 dollars per acre. A. E. M. Caspers purchases 160 acres from Pat Hogan at 90 per acre. Buildings, bridges, and a new cement bridge near Walter Hall's open. Families relocate to Kearney Nebraska and New Auburn Wisconsin as Hiller and Harms plan moves.
October 4 notes R H and D A Beatty in South Dakota. Ex-sheriff Conlin of Dubuque visited the city yesterday. Pat Leonard, late of Temple Hill, is in town. Miss Lettie Fagan, Cascade’s popular young lady, is sick. O E hold annual picnic next Friday in Dixon Beatty grove. H E McHugh of Horlick Malted Milk Co. Racine is visiting relatives. C A and Joe Reddin plan to locate on a farm near McGregor Iowa. Miss Clara G Wise of the post office department vacationing in Waterloo Iowa and Omaha Nebraska. Beatty Ridge folks arrived via H Huntington Sr. following Mrs Sarah Hassenpring Board’s death at Chillicothe Ohio last Saturday.
Onslow reports juror J 4 Mackrill in Anamosa and many residents traveling for visits and appointments. visitors include Martin Spooner from Randolph Minnesota and Dr Knittle family heading to Chicago for studies. Perry Scroggie returns with bride from Woonsockett South Dakota and Ed Franks weds Marie Hansen at the bride’s home with Rev Moreland officiating.
Scotch Grove notes list visits and travels including E C Hughes in Cedar Rapids J L Himebaugh to Dubuque Lizzie Lange to Hygiene Colorado Alpha Wright Matie and Gesina Leesacamp to South Dakota A P Moats from Lake Preston to visit sons Two Olin youths wrecked an auto east of here causing damage Sutherland family called to Canton Ill infant daughter ill Mildred Sutherland seriously ill Mrs Bugh mother of D Sanford died funeral today Josephine Sutherland left for Montana for a prospecting trip A P Moats attends old soldiers reunion
West Union hosts visits this week as relatives travel to Highn Iowa to see aging parents before returning. Mrs H Young of Rock Island visited Fred Sutherland last week. Mrs C A Sutherland left Tuesday for Nebraska to visit her sister whose operation recent and ongoing hospital stay.
The September meeting approved 1909 1910 soldiers relief reports and corrected bills. Officials for the November general election were named across numerous districts including Cass Castle Grove Clay Fairview Stone City Anamosa Greenfield Hale Jackson Lovell Monticello South Madison Center Junction Oxford and several ward divisions with specific judges and clerks appointed.
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