Monticello Express Highlights October 7 1897
Local weekly edition notes subscription price 1.75 per year and identifies J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor with Thursday publication.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1897
Page
2
Local weekly edition notes subscription price 1.75 per year and identifies J W Doxsee as editor and proprietor with Thursday publication.
A three year old girl Mary Toenjes was crushed under a wagon wheel in Wayne Township while reaching for an apple. The accident occurred as teams waited to haul stone for a new house project. The mother witnessed the scene, the father fainted upon learning, and the funeral followed last Tuesday with large community attendance.
The September term of the district court completed after about three weeks of activity. Paul vs Ellison ended in a six minute verdict for the defendant with a finding of innocent flirtation. George Claussen was fined $50 and costs for assault and battery after a trial. Other entries include default judgments and settlements of various cases as reported.
Republican electors in Monticello township outside the city meet at City Hall on Saturday at 3 30 PM to nominate a township ticket including clerk three trustees assessor two justices of the peace two constables and road supervisors Also a 1 PM meeting this week at City Hall to discuss organizing a cooperative creamery For Sale two residences listed by J S Houser and Samter Samter David Sawer with quick sale prospects
Jackson F E Casady died at his home in Iowa Falls on Saturday September 26 1897 aged 61 years 6 months 9 days He was born March 16 1836 in Mooresville Indiana moved to Davenport Iowa in 1841 later lived in Maquoketa Monticello and finally Iowa Falls He served as wagon master in the Civil War rising to Division wagon master and was mustered out after service He married Amanda Cogswell and later ran a popcorn stand near the post office He joined Rev TH Green in conducting his funeral at the Methodist church and was honored by the G A R Charles Payne Post at the grave
Mrs Longstreet, wife of Gen. Longstreet, has retired from the contest for the Georgia state librarian position since her marriage. She leaves the field with no further formal candidacy noted.
A local notice proposes to plant evergreens to shelter farms from weather extremes. The organizers offer to plow and prepare soil, plant in spring, and assume drought losses for two years. Payment due after trees establish. they also stock apples, plums, and cherries, stressing established varieties and sound roots. Visitors welcome and correspondence desired.
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