Many Visits and Local Notices Reported in Monticello Area
A garland of visitors and errands fills Monticello society pages with names and towns. A. L. Kraft and Mrs. Lehman travel from Wyoming and Cedar Rapids respectively while Dr. Stabler Alfred Tucker visits Anamosa. Numerous guests and shoppers frequent Devlin Millinery with new hats and prizes at Denkoff the Jeweler. A birth is noted for the First family and several residents visit Davenport Waterloo Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Omaha on business or leisure.
For Sale Coal Burner Good as New
Monticello brief items show a hard coal base burner for sale at a bargain if taken soon. Several local notices include visits, travels, and community events from Cedar Rapids to Muscatine with residents like Mrs. Oscar Newton, Miss Minnie McLaughlin, and Dr. William Drinkwater. The column notes a lightning strike, a new birth Antonette Mary, and a dog poisoning reward of 25 dollars.
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C. BE
C. E. Fothergill
Photographer Balcar joins 1921 Acorn staff at Coe College
Monticello and surrounding areas report changes in local life. John Balcar has been named official photographer for the 1921 Acorn, the junior class annual at Coe College, with a camera under arm as he chronicles campus coeds. Miss Corrie Clark and Miss Mary Clark return from Anamosa, and Ladies Day at Monthelly Country Club hosts thirty attendees.
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John ’Balcar
Acorn
Coe College
John
Corrie Clark
Anamosa
Mary Clark
Monthelly Country Club
Mesdames BH
B. Hicks
Edward Templeton
C. H. Shipman
W. L. Hanssen
BE. &. Shelley
Death of Mrs John Prull at Monticello Area
Mrs John Prull who lived north of Monticello died last Saturday October 4 after a long illness. She endured blindness later in life and was born Helene Fruessmer in Germany September 26 1872. She arrived in the United States at eighteen and married John Prull December 6 1892. Survived by husband four children Claud Slauson Hinrich Reinhard John and Emil with Emil aged seven. Funeral services were held at noon with local services an hour earlier conducted by Rev S Ide and interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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John, Prull
Monticello
Prull
Germany
Helene Tuebberdina
Margareta Fruessmer
Dyxhausen
Rense Fruessmer
Mota Klasing
Walton Accepted New Pastorate in Waukon Iowa
Rev A F Walton Ph D pastor of the Monticello church has accepted a call to serve as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Waukon Iowa. He will likely end his Monticello ministry October 26 and begin work the first Sunday in November. The Waukon church has about 300 members and a pipe organ. Walton’s salary is $2000 annually plus parsonage.
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William H.mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elis
A. F. Walton
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Waulton
Iowa
Walton
Monticello
Presbyterian Church
Waukon
TR. L. van Nice
First Six Weeks Exams Bring Mixed Faces to High School
Hedwig Aebi notes the six weeks exams Thursday and Friday stir sadness and smiles among pupils. Rain canceled the juniors picnic last weekend. Spelling averages span seniors 88.8, juniors 83.4, sophomores 85.21, freshmen 76.3. A French orphan, Marcelli Mathias, adopted by the high school, is highlighted. Gym schedule and upcoming basketball games outlined, including juniors versus seniors and freshmen versus sophomores. The first basketball game set for Friday October 11th at 7 pm, with the final class game on Wednesday November 6th at 7:30 pm.
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Hedwig Aebi
L. W. Dunlap
Marcelli Mathias
Dordogne
France
H. S
Soph
Sen
Hospital notes and local civic items from Jones county
A hospital roundup reports several tonsil removals and medical treatments including J J Egers Edith Pillard Ida Darrow and Henry Stutt. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Coxsee. An October 8 1919 rural carrier examination occurred in Monticello and Anamosa. The North Eastern Association of Congregational Churches met in Golden with local attendees. A sale ad and a Sioux City Journal quip conclude the item.
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J. J. Egers
Edith Pillard
Coggan
J. J. Hayes
Ida Darrow
Anamosa
W. Holub
Prairieburg
William Knake
Blanche Smith
Charles Davis
Andrew Cassady
Frank Benedict
Chris Bacon
Henry Stutt
Mamie Gross
Charles A. Coxsee
Monticello
Jones County
Suit Won by County as Trial Delayed to October 20
The September term in Jones county district court was postponed to October 20 due to Judge Smith's illness and Judge Dawley’s reassignment. The Mary J. Smith versus Jones County case centered on a 1917 accident where a bridge had been washed away, with the county denying negligence and a verdict for the county following a demurrer and defense motion.
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District Court
Dawley
Jones County
Tipton
Smith
Mary J. Smith
Cadar Rapids
Alfred Luloff
Olin
Morley
W. K. Pearson
Amamosa
Pat Troy
Monticallo
H.W. Shinley
Madison
Jas. Flannigan
Clay
Chris Decker
Richland
Hid. Schneider
H.L. Porter
Fairview
Frank G. Henak
Oxford
John Kurtz
Greenfield
Carl Armstrong
Wayne
J. H. Franford
Pairview
Geo Sutherland
Bridgeway
Publc
Mesars
Stewart, Linville and Mills
Cedar Rapids
B. 18. Rhinehart
Anamosa
J. W. Coxsee
Monticello
Rhinehart
Mary Smith
Monticello Presbyterian to Convene Meeting Regarding Pastorate
The regular quarterly communion at Monticello Presbyterian Congregation is next Sunday at 11 am with infant baptisms offered. A congregational meeting follows morning service to petition Cedar Rapids Presbytery to dissolve the pastoral relation. Evening service at 7:30 features sermon and special music.
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Presbyterian Church of
Inedible Margarine Formulas Published by Provisional Packard
A historical notice reports the National Provisional recommending margarine recipes to imitate butter using a mix of milk, cottonseed oil, neutral lard, oleo, cream, and butter. It notes substitutions to improve quality and outlines higher grade blends with varying oil to dairy ratios and cream content.
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National Provisional
Packer
Rat Snap Repels Rodents in Pantries and Buildings
Kills rats and mice with Rat Snap, a nonfood rat repellent. Available in 86 cent cake for pantry or kitchen, 60 cent for chicken coops, 1 dollar for large buildings. Sold and guaranteed by Ricklets McNuell BJ Kay Geo Stublot’s Sons Co.
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Contos
Ricklets
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New York City
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Clear Lake
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Oxford Junction
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Milwaukee
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John McDonald Hospital
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William Carnahan
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Reamsville
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