Kettledrum watch and assorted local notices
A collage of small items notes Fay Lovell's trip to Chicago, Lizzie Scott visiting Cedar Rapids, Burrichter's grocery ads, plants, pianos at Locher Brothers, and various residents visiting Dubuque, Marion, and Cedar Rapids. Also mentions livestock for sale, timber, and local sales promotions.
Local Notes From Anamosa Busy Social Scene
Anamosa host of short items recount visits by W D Gordon to Dr and Mrs Puleston. Nellie Lane and Mary Locher in Dubuque. Miss Clara Bobleter to alumni reunion in Dubuque. John Arduser of Stamford SD visiting relatives. Miss Minnie Livingstone's sister visit. various ads for military wear Doutrick's Apex fence and Davis Hardware. school events at Castle Grove chapel. sale notices for 160 acres near the fairgrounds. postal uncalled for letters. farm transfers and real estate inquiries. church prayer meeting schedule. multiple local residents traveling or moving.
Red knit shawl lost along Scotch Grove mail route
Notices report a red knit shawl lost on the Scotch Grove mail route between Henry Henrichs and Mr. Paulsen and request the finder return it to the mail carrier. The item appears among a long list of local notices and advertisements from Scotch Grove and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Henry Henrichs
Mr. Paulsen
Corn crop outlook and local notes from Monticello area
In Castle Grove township John McLaughlin fears only a half crop due to frost in the milk stage and partial fruiting. Major Farwell and daughter visit 86 year old John Russell in Clay township, noting his feebleness but public interest. Railroad men from Milwaukee system tour Monticello. J A Voorhees promotes land in Canada and Texas. Quincy Adama Sawyer! draws crowds. Monticello audience deems the play better than typical village fare. Also a note on fence wires and stay improvements at Apex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Castle Grove Township
S. S. Farwell
Edward Templeton
John Russell
Clay Township
Russell
Quincy
Adama Sawyer
Opera
New England
Monticello
Monticello and Chicago Obituaries and Notices
Obituaries note Joseph Samter dying in Chicago with services at 35th and Grand and burial at Woodstock Illinois. Harry Seymour Pratt dies in Chicago aged 53. burial to Rochester after Yale graduate worked for Sprague Warner Co. Also notices of farm sales near Sand Spring and a court jailing for two men, with editorial take on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Samter
Chicago
35Th and
Grand Avenue
Woodstock
Illlinois
Sumter
Monticello
Gerry
Joseph
Missouri
Harry Seymour Pratt
Uwis
Jessie Pratt
Michael] Hofacre
Rochester
New York
Yale College
Sprague-Warner Co
Pratt
St. Mary,of Nazareth Hospital
Jessie Hofacre
Monticello in October 1872 a busy year noted
The October 1872 Monticello decade itemizes typhoid illness of Mr. Wilson Jenking, a lumber yard sale to K E Burdick, a death from consumption, a new steam mill, a bank establishment, and crop records. It covers political speeches, debates, church sociables, temperance lectures by Miss Marie C Brehm, railroad grain shipments, a lost lap robe, a missing boy found near the tracks, and legal actions including indictments and venue motions. It notes social visits, a marriage in Castle Grove, and a local court docket with pending trials and rumored creamery troubles, plus a sighting of a traveling eye specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Jenking
Cyrus Langworthy
K. E. Burdick
Robert Tibbitts
Wm Abel
Jones County Teachers’ Institute
Anamosa
N. W. Austin
Chicago
Hillaide
Worthington
H.W. Gill
George A. Gill
Vermont
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J. W. Doxsee
Hicks & Guyan’s
Home News
Fay Lovell
Bearskin
Dentrick’s
Lizzie Scott
Cedar Rapids
Locher Bros
Ed. Brazelton
Mary Hogan
Dubuque
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Dan Hearn
Congregational Church
G. W. Burnside
Sibley
Burrichter’s
D. C. Jewett
Manchester
Deatrick’s
Presbyterian
Edison and
Victor ‘Phonographe
Locher Brothers
Don McAleer
Lizzie Lane
Irma
Florence Thoeni
Misa Elizabeth Schoenherr
Davin
Mesdames Templeton and
Wilkenag
Arthur George of
Pomeroy
Alsever’s
Center Junction
George Sutherland
Lucian C. Rice
Puleston
Matilda Moore
Frank Altman
Kate
Frank Lubben
Baldwin
Cora Sandhouse
Miss Gibaon
Mrs. Mudge
Marion
Jordan
Richland Township
John C. Smith
H. M. Carpenter
Atlantic City
M.H. Teeter
Amana Society
James Hodge
Sioux City
Mons Corbett
Doutrick’s
W.D. Gordon
Mrs. Puleston
Nellie
K. Lane
Mary
Locher
Harry Sandhouse
Mieg
Clara, Bobleter
John Arduser
Stamford
South Dakota
Wm. G. Eilers
Calmar
D. L. Ames
Nina
Clyde, Ohio
Mrs. Ames
J. W. Campbell
Alsever
Anton Wilers
Frank Page
Mick Maurice
Minnie Livingstone
Florence
E. E. Reed
Lenox College
Castle Grove
Davis’ Hardware
Arthur Ritzen
Davenport
Nebraska
Renk Eilers
Henry Rieneta
Honee
Deitrick’s
Florence Babcock
George McDonald
Sadie Buck
Onslow
Jerome Brazelton
Mr. Brazelton
Fair Grounds
le Roy Eastback
Fred Trenton
Ludvig L. Egeli
Fred Penniman
Hammond
Lousiana
F. M. Hicks
Davis
R. CG. Stirton
Chloe and
Ruby Brazelton
Abbie Smith Drake
Fort Collins
Colorado
Douglass . H. Smith
Alsover’s Center Junction
Warren Longhurst
Lovell House
Minnesota
C. H. Huntington
C. H. Huntington Jr
Cascade
Will Huntington
Waterloo
A. .V. Scott
Alsover’s
8. E. Sarles
Kathryn
Misa Kathryn
Conservatory of Music
Eunice
May Starks
Princeton
Kansas
Bert
Deutrick’s
Miss Kinne
Jnetice Kinne
Supreme Bench
Herbert Foster
Albert Nickel
Fayette
Eureka
St. Mark’s Rectory
Felix H. Pickworth
Laura Mere
Fred Herbert Gray
Henry Matthews
W. F. Bingham
Henry
Eclipse Lumber Company
Gerd Eiben
Garmehausen
John C. Rueger
Lanigan & Locher
DeBra.of
Epworth
Harvey Richardson
A. T. Reding
William Dudley
Wm Wilkinson
Alnever’a
E. W. Harrison
J. F. Whalen
Culture Without College
Home Builders
Iowa
Misa Elsie Scott
Olin
Florence Hefner
Miss Hefner
Town College
Farley
Mabelle McNielly
Frank Megaw Jr
Independence
Catlea
John McNielly
Ida Parrott
Wm. Wilkinson
Newton Parrott
Albert .A. Suthmers
Parrott
Waverly
Mesdames
Tobias Tobiassen
George Tobiassen
Edwardsville
Llinois
Mrs. von Strohe
Collinville
James W. Brazelton
Ryan
Cuba
United States
Simon Locher
John
Louis Tiede
Lin4
Altman & Son
A. B. Jacobs
Hans Matthiessen
Scotch Grove Station
L. P. Waddick
Canada
Texas
J. A. Voorhees
Theortheast
Southwest
W.B. Foster
R. C. Merrell
W. J. Keeley
Milwaukee System
Drury
Perkins Slocum
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Falla
Sand Spring
Mra. A. Reichart
Con Spring
P. O'Shea
Farm Creek
Poland
Cascade Horse Co
Charlies Manning
Jake Boner
Justice Locher
Manning
Express
Congregational Church Society
J. J. Jones
S. Farwell
A. H. Marvin
G. W. Birdsall
A. R. Cotton
C. W. Lovell
Marwell
S.M. Yoran
J. J. Sheean
A. Hi. Marvin
Downerville
Monticello National Bank
S.C. Langworthy
Larwell
John O. Dner
Levi Cagselman
Wayne Township
Bob Kennedy
Marie C. Brehm
Presbyterian Church
Mias Brehm
Sarles
Iet
Street
Ebner Hicks
District Court
Fred Rohn
Wm Haeusler
George Hogan
George Wilkens
Peter Ommen
Frank Stockwell
Snyder
State of Iowa
Elmer Coppess
Sutton
Clay Valley
Albert J. H. McNeill
Hopkinton
Coffman
Hilers & Bolton
Eilers & Bolton
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar Street
Lovell Block
Monticello Roller Mills
Seal of
Lewis H. Lang
Hubbard S Hanken