Monticello Items Show Local Doings And Notices
Monticello readers hear of visits to Mt. Vernon and Chicago, sales of a Castle Grove farm for 10000 dollars, and tax reminders with penalties. Governor Cummins to address Anamosa on the 21st, Dontrick D G Co promotions, and a Denver trip return by Dr George Inglis and daughter Mabel. Shaker Flannels at Deutrick’s and two cars of red Cedar posts arrive from Eclipse Lumber Co. Mary Moore will tour Center Junction with millinery. John Cartano and W F Bingham update on local business and storefront improvements.
Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns seen in a busy week
News items from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas include Miss Clara Koop visiting relatives, Miss Clara Hogan taking a position in Cedar Rapids, and Senator Stirton attending a district Democrats meeting. Mrs. M W Herrick, Mrs. J S Hall and others visited Cedar Rapids, Calve performances noted, auctions planned, and local school events and library purchases reported.
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Clara Koop
Cedar Rapids
Clara Hogan
Madam Clark
R. ©. Stirton
Ginger
Monticello News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local Monticello column reports on land trips by excursionists, deaths in Iowa, and sermons by Rev. W H Ensign. Auction announced for George Henderson farm cattle hay corn hogs and equipment. Real estate sales include George W Davis residence to Charles J Chase. Various notices cover farm sales Meade Sanford sale near center of county and new Colorado move. Politicians Walter Smith and Thomas Richardson visit. Dr Louis G Stuhler to open Monticello practice. Community notices include a Duroc Jersey hog sale and Mrs Linnie Vallejo visiting from Argentina with her husband and child.
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Will Hubbard
George Henderson
Castle Grove Township
Deaths and trials across Monticello region observed
Obituaries note Joseph B Fagan at 27 from Scotch Grove after relocations to Texas and Colorado. A Texas tramp case follows Nightwatch Brown’s 2 am rescue, and trial of J Scroggs for manslaughter ends with a hung jury and retrial planned. Also covered are wedding news for Miss Ermina Babcock and Wayne Pringle, the death of George Fl Jacobs in North Yakima, and a discussion of anti Masonic eras with L V Bierce’s address and Morgan myths.
Demise of Rev. John Rice in Scotch Grove Township
The Rev. John Rice died at his home in Scotch Grove township on Friday night aged eighty four. He had served as pastor in Indiana and Mercer counties and in Scotch Grove for six years before retiring in 1881. He is survived by his widow Louisa M. Diven, son Samuel, daughter Mrs. Mary I. Sinclair, and three grandchildren Esther Alice Sinclair Mother M. and Mariam Rice. His life and work were marked by deep piety and scholarship including study of Ante-Nicene Fathers and family worship plans. The report also notes a basketball game where Anamosa defeated Monticello 41 to 25 at Carpenter's Grove with game lines and scorers listed.
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George Fl. Jacobs
Monticello
North Yakima
Washington
P. O. Babcock
Jacobs
Niagara County
New York
Iowa
Babcock
Washington State
John Rice
Scotch Grove Township
Brough
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
J. W. Innes
Monticello Presbyterian Church
John Ries
Paisley
Scotland
Samuel C
Susan Keason Rice
J. K. Chalmers
Glasgow University
Reformed Presbyterian Seminary
Mr. Rice
Reformed
Covenanter Presbytery
America
New York State
Rice
Presbyterian Church
Ohio Presbytery
Harmony
Mechanicnville
Union
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Fairfield
Milledgeville
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Scotch Grove Townsip
Onslow
Wayne Township
Bethel
Frozen Hill
Rev. Rice
Edinburgh
Andrew Alex Rice
Jones
Center Junction
Conference Appointments by Upper Iowa M E Church
The Upper Iowa Conference of the M E church made ministerial appointments last Monday. Listed are ministers assigned to Marion Mechanicsville Prairieburg Ryan and Buck Creek Springville West Branch Cascade Delhi Hopkinton Monticello Anamosa Center Junction Londen Oxford Junction Monmouth Olin Fayette Eldora Geneva Greeley and other towns. Dr Coffman an eye specialist from Davenport will be at the Williams Hotel Wyoming Tuesday October 27 1908 for eye exams with free examinations 9 to 6.
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Upper Iowa
M. BE
Marion
N. A. Mershon
Mechanicsville
Hardin Williams
Prairieburg
R. A. Bashasa
Ryan
Buck Creek
H. W. Driver
Springville
L. D. Stubbs
West Branch
I. A. Lang
Cascade
W. N. Sylvester
Delhi
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George L. Lovell
Chicago
Hicks & Ricklefs
Mr. M. McLaughlin
West Union
Albert Leclerc
Hopkinton
J. K. Kober
Castade
Monticello State Bank
Robert Abel
Boone
John Cartano
Anamosa
Eclipse Lumber Co
D. G. Morgan
George Inglis
Mabel
Denver
Cummins
Dontrick D. Gi. Co’s. Ad
J. A. Dontrick
Dontrick D. G. Co
Anta. Kessler Af’ Worthington
Angelina Lloga
William Dawson
Traer
J. W. Inner
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A. Hefner
Tom Magese
Dubuque
Mrs
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Shaker
Mabel Williams
Oklahoma
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Poland
Walter Hall
Frank Kinney
Oxford Junction Mirror
Ana- Noba
Walter J. Smith
Mary Moore
Oxford Junction
Alsever’s
Hicks & Ticklers
Walter Johnson
Hooper, Colorado
Charles Bates
W. W. Stickford
Mrs. Johnson
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Faulkton
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Waterloo
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Bert Hubbard
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Minnesota
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Maggie Barnis
Charles Barnis
Express
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Grace
Edna Simplot
Ed. LeClair
Elmer Hicke
Colorado
Cornelia Shelley
E. W. Crocker
Miss Curtin
Yankton
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Frank Page
Migs Carrie
Fey. Elmo Kellar
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Howen’s Prairie
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Rochester
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Carroll
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Little Rock
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Public Library
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Upper Iowa University
Kay
Rosebud
Iowa City
J.T. Blanchard
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Sloan, Lawn
W. H. Ensign
Presbyterian Church of Manchester
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George W. Davis
Charles J. Chase
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Mrs. Davis
Meade Sanford
Bigs
W. M. Welch
Sanford
Leonard Arduser
Robert Quirk
Quirk
All Fig Life
Jie
Dubuque County
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Schoenherr
Monticello Co
John Schoenherr
Hol Podhaght
Walter [. Smith
Republican Party
Thomas.g. Richardson
Wyoming
Tie
Louis G. Stuhler
George Stuhler
Stubler
Ife
Elmo M. Kellar
Woodman Order
I. M. Rodman
Kellar
Duroc Jersey
G.H
Linnie Vallejo
la Rioja
Argentine Republic
J. K. Gilmore
Don Carlos Vallijo
Agricultural Department of
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Flo
Homie
J. T. Lanigan
Haskell
Democratic National Central Committee
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Standard Oil
Joseph
B. Fagan
John Fagan
Cascade Pioneer
Joseph B. Fagan
Mary
Texas
Enger
Jon
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Brown
John
Palfreya
Scroggs
Ferndale
Cash
M. W. Herrick
Jamison & Smythe
Cedar Rapides
Ermn Babcock
Wayne Pringle
Miss Babcock
Sr. M. Babcock
Pringle
Red Oak
Monmouth College
Oren Freeman
Masonic Review
L. V. Bierce
Hay
Cleveland
Morgan
Timothy Monroe
Lake Ontario
Monroe
Petrolum
Voorhees
J. A Voorhees
Anamosa High School
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Carpenter's Grove
Life
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Parsons
Bedell
Streeter
Ellison
Johnston
Howard
Lee
Hubbard
Podbaski
Young
Carmichael
Sil
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar ST
Monticello, Iowa
Lovell Block Store
CYCO
Bissell
Ora
A. G. Hanken
S. the Furniture Man
Roller Mills
L. H. Lang