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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

2

Sand Spring Notes of Visits and Travel

CORRESPONDENCE from Sand Spring lists numerous social visits and travel among residents and visitors. Names include J J Matthiessen Will Matthiessen Conrad Mardorf Bacon Gestel Wheeless Littlefield Leicht Baird Anderson Schoon Bohlken Egger Gestel Dolley Blair Guthrie Schuster Olmstead Leech Leech Dawson Prahm Dodge Courtney and Roscoe Stingley. Also reports a birth and a scarlet fever case, with destinations Cedar Rapids Dubuque Waterloo Monticello Delhi Davenport and Rogers Arkansas.

Sand Spring J. J. Matthiessen Cedar Rapids Will Matthiessen Conrad Mardorf Monticello C. C. Spence Carrizozo New Mexico Bacon Northfield Wisconsin Wesley P. Bryan Rogers Arkansas F. J. Gestel F. M. Wheeless Hopkinton Waterloo James Littlefield Sarah Littlefield Dubuque Leicht Walker Henry Faber W. J. Baird Louisville Kentucky Margaret Anderson McNeill Fred Schoon Chicago John Hanken Fritz Bohlken Fred Egger Theodore Dolley Delhi Alex Blair George Gestel Emma Olmstead R. J. Guthrie

Prohibition Push Highlighted For Iowa Next Monday

The item urges strong turnout for a key prohibition day in Iowa with vows to banish liquor and its evils. Various local notes mention a Sunday speech by Irene C. Alger at Castle Grove chapel and a community dance at Henry Barrack's home along with multiple short updates on residents and local business.

Iowa Fair State Irene C. Alger Presbyterian Church China Castle Grove Henry J. A. McLaughlin Minnie Kentucky Joe Loetscher Anna Fahrni Wyoming James Haley Ed Miller Peter Caspers Camp Dodge

Onslow Notes and Local Social Roundup

Onslow October 9 0 C Johnston called to Pierre South Dakota for his brother William illness and reports say he has passed away T B Johnston and wife left for Pierre Tuesday evening A Red Cross benefit planned for Thursday in the opera hall with Hawkeye orchestra Is new M B H church pastor’s first sermon attended well Martin Adams of Lowell MA visited with relatives Sybil Walters teaches at Belle Plaine visited with family Charles Brule and Frank Overley visited Dubuque Mrs Charles Rowe and daughters plan trip to Longmont CO Arch Edwards starts oil business brother to run implement shop H Roberts sold residence on Anamosa avenue to W H Orr for 2500 Miss Jessie Smith and Irwin Cedar Rapids visitors E S Overholt and wife returned from Canada

Onslow C. Johnston Pierre South Dakota William Johnston Opera Red Cross Hawkeye M. BH Martin Adams Lowell Massachusetts Gratia Brown Jessie Sybil Walters Belle Plaine M. B. Walters Charles Brule Frank Overley Charles Rowe Dubuque Bessie Ruth Longmont Colorado Arch Edwards H. Roberts Anamosa Avenue W. H. Orr Jessie Smith Irwin Cedar Rapids E.S. Overholt Canada

Farewell Gathering for Rev J C Davis at Center Junction

Center Junction October 16 a farewell gathering in honor of Rev J C Davis and his wife was held at S M Propst home with sixty guests. They presented a rocker as a token of appreciation as Davis was transferred to the Elwood charge and Carl Disny arrived to take the Center Junction charge. Homer Hill is improving rapidly. Mr and Mrs Bergerson went to

Center Junction J. C. Davis S. M. Propst Elwood Re. Carl Disny Homer Hill Bergerson

Prairieburg Community Notes and Local Changes

Prairieburg updates note Red Cross meetings move to the old post office building with weekly Thursday sessions. Young girls collect materials for ambulance pillows for wounded soldiers. Local trades see Ollie Tilton buying blacksmith tools and opening a shop as Jake Schleicher moves to Minnesota. Knott family relocates to Central City. George Peet family to occupy vacated home. Frank Holub witnesses in Fousik suit in Cedar Rapids. Rev. Moore begins Bible study at M E church. Wm. Eileen relocates harness shop. O A DeLancey travels to Chicago.

Prairieburg Abbey Ollie Tilton Jake Schleicher Schleicher Minnesota Red Cross Central City DeLancey Mercantile Knott George Peet Frank Holub Cedar Rapids Moore M. E Eileen O. A. DeLancey Chicago

Seed Corn Shortage Warned By County Agent

Fred F. Clark County Agricultural Agent urges Iowa farmers to stock extra seed corn for spring shortages. He warns frost damage across Iowa and losses in Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota, urging neighbors to store seed now and help others.

Jack Frost Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Agricultural College Fred FF. Clark

Monticello October news items from 1892 summarized

The Monticello Express records October events: Dr and Mrs H Thomas return from Switzerland. births and deaths in local families. multiple marriages including Miss Augusta Greiser to J M Thompson and Miss Kate Devlin to Henry Britting. local pastor appointments and election notes. accidents in Cedar Rapids and Castle Grove. two new literary societies planned for the high school with monthly programs.

Monticello School Notes and Student Affairs 1917

Clarence Schneider reports on lively Monticello school life with seniors avoiding regular sessions, poetry classes split into lyrics and epidemics, advice from Miss Robb, and humor about teachers. Emma Laude and Victor Servoss named basketball yell leaders for 1917 18, flagpole installation planned, and classroom anecdotes about definitions, standing, and bell signals by Miss Jarman.

Clarence Schneider Cuddy Miss Jarman

District Exemption Board Certifies Draft Exemption List

The District Exemption board certified draft eligible men likely to be called for service later this month. Names include H H Hagen Scotch Grove Chris A Pegarick Wyoming Earl Ballou Mechanicsville O F Urban Center Junction Albert Beardsley Anamosa M F McDonald Monticello Louis Ortgies Anamosa G Powelka Oxford Junction J H Hinrichs Monticello Herbert P Shankland Olin and others listed for agricultural exemptions such as L D Terwilliger Monticello C H Henrichs Monticello Karl R Wagey Wyoming Miles T Leonard Cascade John D Dehner Cascade Otto J Danneman Anamosa E Tallman Anamosa Charles A Driscoll Cascade F W Serbousek Anamosa Peter P Keddley Onslow A Johnson Center Junction.

Scotch Grove Chris A. Pegarick Wyoming Earl Ballou Mechanicsville O.F. Urban Center Junction Albert Beardsley Anamosa M. F. McDonald Monticello Louis Ortgies G. Powelka Oxford Junction J. H. Hinrichs Herbert P. Shankland Olin L. D. Terwilliger C. H. Henrichs Karl R. Wagey Miles T. Leonard Cascade John D. Dehner Otto J. Danneman E. Tallman Charles A. Driscoll F. W. Serbousek Peter P. Keddley Onslow A. Johnson Center Junction

Danbury Farm Sale Near Town Closed

W C Hayden sold 240 acres southeast of Danbury to C P Baker for 200 dollars per acre. Possession to Baker begins March 1. Earlier sales included 80 acres for 7 dollars per acre and 80 acres with buildings for 9 dollars per acre, both in the same year, plus the north eighty bought for 28 dollars per acre in 1898.

Danbury W. C. Hayden C. P. Baker Mr. Baker

Not Safe to Depend on God to Punish Germany

Cedar Rapids Republican notes the Allies must handle Germany punishment while highlighting a local sale at Smith's variety store offering fleece lined hose for 19 and 25 cents and mentioning C. N. Patrick with glasses fitted.

Cedar Rapids Germany Smith’s

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