Weather Forecast For Upper Mississippi Valley Week
Weather predictions issued by the U S Weather Bureau cover the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States for the week starting Wednesday October 13 1915. Expect fair weather Wednesday followed by rain Thursday or Friday then generally fair for the rest of the week with warmer conditions in the Plains on Wednesday and cooler around Friday in the north.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Foster Clothing Co seeks suit against tailor mada suite
The notice advertises legal action against Foster Clothing Co as the largest tailoring firm to sue for a tailor mada suite with a claim of Suite $15 and up. It highlights samples for a $17.50 order department and mentions overcoats made to measure by Squirlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Clothing Co
Monarch Malleable Ravages Sale At Rickless and McNeill
Rickless and McNeill announce the annual sale of Monarch Malleable ravages from October 18 to 28. A fine set of aluminum ware will be given with each range purchased during the sale. The item names and dates are presented in a brisk local notice style.
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Rickless & McNeill
Monarch
Heisey Visits Ill Brother Then Heads North Dakota
John H. Heisey traveled to Austin Minnesota last Friday to see his seriously ill brother Cyrus with heart trouble. He plans to proceed to North Dakota where his landed interests are located.
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John H. Heisey
Austin
Minnesota
Cyrus
Mr. Heisey
North Dakota
Mrs Virtus Hanssen Undergoes Gallstone Surgery in Chicago
Mrs Virtus Hanssen was operated on for gallstones by a Chicago surgeon and reports from her bedside are favorable. Mr flunasen accompanied his wife to Chicago and stayed until she was improving on the road to recovery.
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Virtus Hanssen
Chicago
Flunasen
Monarch Malleable Range Sale and Local Notices
Sale of Monarch Malleable ranges to occur during the week of October 18 at Rickless and McNeill. Will F. Poppe to hold public sale on Wooster farm Wednesday October 27 including stock grain and farming implements. Also notices of a film at Princess theater and a wedding trip, plus family travel and a hospital update on Albert Mastin.
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Will F. Poppe
Wayne Township
Wooster
Schoolgirls Ride With Boy Scout Guard to Langworthy
Miss Day and Miss Goucher of the public school teaching staff rode bicycles to Langworthy last Saturday. They were accompanied by a guard of Boy Scouts who set a military pace for the outing.
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Day
Goucher
Langworthy
Monarch Mallable Iron Range Sale With Free Aluminum Ware
Our regular sale of Monarch Mallable iron ranges will be held during the week of October 18th with a fine set of aluminum ware given free with every range. Ranges may be taken any time prior to March late 1916. Ricklefs & Mc Neill.
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Ricklefs & McNeill
Kirklefs & McNeill
Miss Gail Kennedy Visits Monticello Friends
Miss Gail Kennedy a former Monticello teacher now a senior at Cornell College spent weekend in Monticello unable to visit all friends and accept all invitations. The Stanwood Herald notes Rev Bowder transferred from Stanwood to Wyoming and during his Stanwood pastorate 125 members joined the church and an $8000 church was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Kennedy
Monticello
Cornell College
Stanwood
Mr. Bowder
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Wyoming
World Film Presents Warwick in The Man Who Found Himself
On October 18 World Film Corporation screens Robert Warwick in a five part photoplay The Man Who Found Himself adapted from George Broadhurst drama The Mills of the Gods at the Princess Theatre on Monday.
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The
World Film Corporation
Robert Warwick
George Broadhurst
Princess Theatre
Local notices and social items from Dubuque Iowa
Mrs. H. B. Bohlken is recovering at Mercy hospital Allamosa after an operation last Saturday. Mrs. Jon Warner and her Minnesota family visit Jacob Schoon as twin boys near identical in size puzzle him. Knights of Columbus seek to form a local council with attendees including James Crosby Cedar Rapids C D Baldwin Cascade and James Devaney Cascade. Bayless College ad promotes better pay after brief shorthand training and a high salary potential. Cor 8th and Locust Dubuque Iowa.
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H. B. Bohlken
Mercy Hospital
Allamosa
Bohlken
Jon Warner
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Jacob Schoon
Order of Knights of Columbus
Order
James Crosby
Cedar Rapids
C. D. Baldwin
James Devaney
Cascade
Bayless College
Dubuque
Iowa
Fuller kin visit recalls G. A. R. encampment era
Charles W. Fuller of Cowles Nebraska visited this week with his brother William and sister Mrs James Alloway. He traveled home from the National Encampment of the G A R held in Washington and had earlier seen the Panama Exposition in San Francisco. An old fashioned box social at the high school gym next Monday at eight features Ed Brazelton as schoolmaster and a spelling bee under the Women’s Club auspices.
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Charles W. Fuller
Cowles
Nebraska
William Fuller
James Alloway
Washington
San Francisco
Fuller
Wilson
Ed Brazelton
Women’s Club of
Frost Kills Vegetation and Affects Corn Outlook
A strong frost on October 8 killed vegetation and hindered corn development, with local fields lagging but some soft corn remaining. The crop nationwide is larger than last year, yet Iowa’s yield will likely be well below average. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by Dr. L. G. Stubler.
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Towa
L, G, Stubler
Gorman Weds Cath erios Marie Clohesey in Chicago
Mr. George C. Gorman of Anamosa married yesterday at St. Mel's Church Chicago to Miss Catherine Marie Clohesey daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Clohesey of Chicago. They will reside in Anamosa after November 1. Gorman is Jones County attorney with ten years law practice.
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George C. Gorman
Anamosn
St. Mel’s Church
Chicago
Catherios Marie Clohesey
J. C. Clohesey
Anamosa
Gorman
Jones County
Harms Bigley Farm Stock Sale Set for 21st Inst
Garriet Harms of the Bigley farm Wayne township announces a large stock sale on the 21st. He has bought a farm in the Red River valley western Minnesota twenty miles from the North Dakota line and will move next spring. Locals know him as thrifty and enterprising and the sale aims to beat potential foot and mouth quarantine disruption.
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Garriet Harms
Bigley
Wayne Township
The
Express
Harms
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank Planned
A new bank will incorporate under state law as Jones County Trust and Savings Bank. It plans capital of 100000 dollars with 10000 dollars surplus and lists officers J H J Stutt as president George Robinson as first vice president J J Locher as second vice president J Stimson as cashier. Directors include J H J Stuart John Turnis Henry Folkore George Tobiason J J Locher George Ireland and F Stimson. It will occupy the Bidwell buildings and begin business January 10 1916.
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Bis
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
J. H. J. Stutt
Georgeobinson
J. J. Locher
J. Stimson
J. H. J Stuart
John Turnis
Henry Folkore
George Tobiason
J.J. Locher
George Ireland
Fr. OC. Waples
J. H. Dirks
F. &. Stimson
Bidwell
Gruenstein Visits Sister in Lake Forest and Chicago
Siegfried Gruenstein of Chicago, telegraph editor of the Chicago Daily News, stayed with his sister Mrs. George Guyan for two days. He remains organist at Lake Forest Presbyterian Church, edits The Diapason trade publication, and his mother lives with his sister Clara in New Rockford North Dakota.
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Siegfried Gruenstein
Chicago
George Guyan
Gruenstein
Chicago Daily News
Presbyterian Church of
Marriage of Miss Lillie White and Zach Graves at Marion
Miss Lillie White wed Zach Graves at the Marion parsonage with Rev. Ensign presiding. The couple plans to reside in Monticello where Graves has long run a business, and Mrs. Graves is well known there.
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Lillie White
Zach Graves
Ensign
Marion
Monticello youth helps stranger at street corner
A Monticello youth, not noted as a masher, offers to guide a well dressed young woman seeking a residence. He jokes and presses but she declines, remarking on how to get rid of such advances. The scene ends with her continuing on. Foster Clothing Co lists underwear options in popular prices.
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Monticello
Dublin
Anamosa
Foster Clothing Co
Death of Mrs. George Hubbard at Anamosa sanitarium
Mrs. George Hubbard died after an operation at Anamosa sanitarium following illness. Lillian Allen Hubbard was born in London in 1870 and moved to America as a child. She married George Hubbard in 1895 and had a daughter Nellie. She is survived by her husband, daughter, mother, three sisters, and a brother. Funeral at 2 PM Friday from the family residence with Oakwood cemetery interment.
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George Hubbard
Anamosa
Amamosa
Lillian Allen Hubbard
London
England
Walter Allan
America
Langworthy
J. A. Hubbard
Daisy Bigcott
Superior
Wisconsin
Harvey Hubbard
Padroni
Colorado
Maude Quilford
Stanley Allen
Tomourrow
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles HH. Qushiman
Congregational Church
High School Notes and Senior Socials Review
The notes recount senior year events at Monti Wi including exam strains, a Girls Glee Club performance for teachers, a junior departure of Melissa Kingeley to Davenport, a grand junior party at Inez Hubbard’s home, and a seniors class party hosted by John Schweitzer. A psychology class notables by Mr Miller are noted and a Friday eight gathering with chaperoned feast is described.
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Old Monti Wi
Glee Club
Melissa Kingeley
Davenport
Inez Hubbard
Miller
John Schweitzer
Talmage
Adama
Gants
Teachers Institute at Monticello in Jones County
The two day Inspirational Institute for Jones county teachers runs today and tomorrow in Monticello. County Superintendent Maurice leads lectures by noted educators including A MacKenzie and R W Cooper with sessions on rural and grade high school Confrences and moving picture lectures. One aluminum ware set offered for sale to March 1 1916.
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Frank E. Palmer
Mason City
Jones County
Monticello
Grinnell College
Bowen’s Prairie
A. Palmer
County
le Mars
Maurice
Opera House
MacKenzie
University of Ky
R. W. Cooper
U. 1
Cooper
Palmer
Princess Moving Picture Show
H. M. Harter
Fivening
W. Cooper
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J. W. Douxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Howard & Foster
E. G
Burrichter
Home News
Albinger
McAleer Millinery
Arthur .Young
Manchester
Margaret Maire
Messrs
H. E. Shelley
Arch Beck
Jony
Carrie Clark
Tim Connolly
Farley
Daisy Noyes
John Noyes
Baldwin
A. Locher
Ike Schneider, Jr
B. EB. Kehoe
Joe Trunk
Mr. Gatz
Mr. Andra
Theodore Lazell
John Noyen
John Perrine
Densmoore
Holgewood
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
James Wyrick
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Minas Agnes Marshall
Hoptinton
Robert C. Stirton
Hugene DeWitt
Om Marble Rock
Mary McMahon
Sue McMahon
Ubuque
Don Rathbun
Perry
Lhat
Jennie Rundle
Deatrick D. G. Co
Elsie Barnts
Omaha
Mrs
John Barnts
Mrs. Fothergill
Hops, North Dakota
Claude Fothergill
Ralph Halverson
Foster Clothing
Domutrick’s
A. R. Shyrer
Monmouth, Illinois
Frank Stockwell
Jobnn Barata
Lattie Griffith
Harriett Fuller
Geneva
New York
Eugene Armstrong
J. W. Hoult
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mra. Perrenoud
Henry Schoon
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Albinger Building
It’. M. Redmond
Luke Coyle
Charles Baldwin
M. W. Kehoe
Fred Fagan
C. Byrne
Katherine Kiburt
James
J.J. Hayes
Wdeatrick
Clyde C. Marshall
William
Rock Island
E. J. Edwards
Mary Coxsee
Harriet Nye
George Ellsworth
Madison
Mr. Elsworth
Ernest Landis
Walter Hubbard
J. M. Piel
Racine
Ernest Monahan
May Pilkington
Edgewood
Howard Templeton
Ames
Eugene Byers
Henry
Ethel Lyons
Edna Smith
Cedar Falls
QO. P. Hanssen
Charles Gould
W. Z. Allen
M. H. Teeter
Darling
Tracy Walters
Myrtle Fiske
Wilbur Riley
R. M. Williams
Mae Northern
Floid Smith
Charles H. Shipman
Joe Starks
Hanice Starks
Mechanicsville
Clinton Buffington
Clark Brothers
Amber
John Heyen
John Ommen
John Bachelder
Rrange
Wm. A. Brady Picture Play Co
Tom Wise
Mississippi
J. H. Barr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moline
Willis Mastin
Iowa City
Albert
N. G. W. Winner
Stabler
Love
Winner
Mrs. Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Fred. Balear
Teachers’ Institute
Frank Travers
Coats
Hicks & Ricklefs
C. H. Schipman
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E. A. Hubbard
L. H. Lang
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