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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

9

Local Social Visits and Hardware Ads Highlight Monticello Column

Miss Marguerite Aitchison visits the Richardson home in Moline Illinois and others guesting include Cedar Rapids resident Clark and Kansas City visitor Mrs Tyou. Ricklefs’ Grocery touts northern potatoes while McNeill’s Hardware promotes Monarch ranges Maytag washers and heaters and a box social at Lovell No 1.

Marguerite Aitchison Mrs Carl Richardson Moline, Illinois Mabel Heisey Washington High School Cedar Rapids Henry Heisey Freda Zimmerman Cedar Rapids Business College Fred T. Zimmerman

Monticello and vicinity notices and social notes

Local items include visits from Dr. and Mrs. Frank McLaughlin and Dr. John McLaughlin of Chicago, and social engagements at Devlin Millinery. Community happenings mention lectures, funerals, bazaar fundraisers, school events, and family visits across Monticello, Castle Grove, Oelwein, and surrounding towns.

Monticello Weather Delays Well Drilling and Local Events

Weather and quicksand slow the city well project as about 73 feet of casing is laid. The pump house foundation nears completion. Kensington club hosts Mrs. Huene of Los Angeles with guests and sewing lessons. Lucy McMichael seeks nurses for a free chest clinic at McDonald hospital. Various local notices include deaths, relocations to California, bank promotions, and a charity musical at the opera house titled The Masquerade Party.

Dan Hearn Kensington Club Charles Huene Los Angeles Club W. F. Wilkinson L. Hearn Art Young Lucy McMichael Des Moines Monticello McDonald Hospital P.bso St. Elizabeth Society of the Sacred Heart Church Opera House

Stadtmueller-Mann Nuptials at St John’s Lutheran

Miss Ada Fredrika Stadtmueller and Harold F. Mann married last evening at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Paul Gutknecht officiating. Witnesses were Miss Mary Stadtmueller and Miss Olga Langheim. After a reception at the bride’s mother, they plan to live in the Charles H. Schipman house.

Carl Gutknecht St. Louis Missouri Paul Gutknecht St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Stadtmueller-Mann Ada Fredrika Stadtmueller Harold F. Mann St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Mary Stadtmueller Olga Langheim Charlotte Paul Hintz Wilbur Mann Paul Schuetz Margaret Stadtmueller Misses Stadtmueller Langheim Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Jones County Rutland Mann J. B. Mann Coggan Monticello High School Coe College Cedar Rapids Lambda Tau Delta Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Monticello

Narrow Escape From Smallpox Scare Near Council Bluffs

Elmer Hicks and his wife, stranded by a mudbound ditch near Council Bluffs on a Denver trip, sought help but found signs for smallpox at two houses. After learning exposure risk and weather delays, he trudged through rain and snow in search of aid, while assisting the car with his family and horses.

Elmer Hicks Denver Council Bluffs Elmer Mrs. Hicks

Hopkinton Parish Celebrates St Luke Feast Day

Hopkinton Catholic parish marks the two year dedication anniversary with solemn services at 9 15 Sunday morning. A chicken dinner and supper plus an all day bazaar will be held Tuesday October 20 with donations and support from Hopkinton and nearby. The Bixby auto display rooms are offered gratis for the day.

Hopkinton St. Luke Bixby

Train Service Schedules For October To January

Leaving every Tuesday October 20 to January 19 from Austin Calmar Monticello Cedar Rapids and intermediate stations via Kansas City and southern routes. For full partic ulars consult a Milwaukee agent. Adv 2842. Funeral of Henry Shipman from Hubbard Iverson parlors Sunday at 2:30. Burial Oakwood Mason City. Pauline Atchley joins University of Iowa chorus. Willis Burris 14 of Davenport killed by bakery truck outside Davenport Democrat office.

Austin Calmar Monticello Cedar Rapids Kansas City Southern Milwaukee Henry Shipman Hubbard & Iverson Undertaking Mason City Edward Shanks Merrill Albert E. Coe Methodist Episcopal Church Oakwood Cemetery Willis Burris Davenport Davenport Democrat

Teachers Institute in Monticello Sets Two Day Program

The annual Jones County Teachers Institute will be held October 15 and 16 at the new Monticello school building. All county schools close for the sessions. Notable leaders include Julius Boraas G M Ruch Ross N Young J G Masters Blanche Whitford Miss Diederich and Grace Young with a full two day program of lectures conferences and demonstrations for elementary and secondary staff.

Jones County Teachers’ Institute Monticello Julius Boraas Department of Education St. Olaf College Minnesota G. M. Ruch State University of Iown Ross N. Young Marshall High School Minneapolis J. G. Masters Central High School Omaha Nebraska Blanche Whitford Iowa Grace Young Palmer Company Chicago Ilinois Marjory Diederich Diederich Dr. Ruch Ruch Young Miss Young Mr. Young Masters Miss Hoy Boraas Dr. Boraas Whitford

Monticello October 1500 Notices Show Local Moves and Births

In October 1500 Monticello records show Spencer Guiles elected Conway ND public schools principal. Dentists Heisey McLaughlin visit Chicago. Alexander & Hunter dissolves. Hunter takes over. Potatoes sell 20 cents a bushel. Rail workers build elevated coal shed near roundhouse. Samters move to Platteville Wis to open a clothing store. Burrichter buys Ricklefs stock. plans to continue store. Teefer goes to Chicago for dental studies. Mrs. Marvin reaches 86th birthday. Mrs. Welch dies at 78. Monticello trio Stirtons visit Scotland. Reichardt welcome a son. Hanken birth in Langworthy. Denio wed Holmes. John Eden and Hanken return from Germany. Kiburz rent Kinsella building for general stock. Matthews celebrate 50th anniversary since 1853 settlement. Podhaski wed Blanche Ryan. Neimann wed Fahrni near Ryan. Mundell opens new shoe store in Monticello.

Monticello Express Spencer Guiles Conway North Dakota Monticello C. M. & St. Paul Railway Company David Samter Plattville Wisconsin Samter Henry F. Burrichter Lost Nation R. A. Ricklefs Burrichter Ricklefs M. H. Teefer Chicago Northwestern University A. H. Marvin Eliza Welch Wil Ham John Welch William R. C. Stirton Scotland Oscar Reichardt B. H. Hanken Langworthy Alfred Denio Stone City Nellie Holmes Cass Center John Eden W. B. Hanken Germany Messrs Arthur Walter Kiburz Kinsella John Matthews Castle Grove Township Henry Matthews Cedar Rapids William Podhaski Blanche Ryan Davenport Mary Neimann Frederick Fahrni Ryan David Mundell Independence

Theatre Sale Rumor Denied by Monticello Owner

Iao report circulates that the Princess Theatre was sold to Mr Niles of Anamosa. The owner denies the sale and explains joining an Eastern Iowa circuit to secure steady access to Paramount First National Metro Goldwyn and other major pictures for Monticello and nearby areas. Radios repaired rebuilt and assembled. Ray Hearn notes. Petersen Bros erecting a poultry storage house at Oxford Junction 50 by 150 feet.

Clara Boss Ames Department of Home Economics Iowa State College Miss Boss Monticello Ella McCue Fred L. Mahannah John Boss Princess Theatre Niles Anamosa Iowa Paramount First National Metro- Goldwyn T. Landis Petersen Bros Oxford Junction

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Maters Monticello, Ja Foity Persipaxd J. W. Doxsee CHAS A. Doxsee Burrichter’s E. G. Burrichter Tocals Mayme McMahon Ray Hearn Ethelwyn Wilcox Gulbrangen Oilver pianos—Locher's Frank Locher Thomas Shover John Iowa City Winchester MecNeill Mrs. W. Dobbs Marion Edison Locher Dr. Redmond Charlotte Sloane Silver City New Mexico J. W. Coxsee Keyes Frank Ransom Frank Clark Farley Janet Hazard Rudolph Ricklets James Lahey Kathryn McAleer Fine Art Pottery Fostoria Glassware Thomas FP. Clark Misses Mary Carrie Clark George Tyou Anna Bort Ricklefs’ Grocery Congregational Church Society MccNeill Lovell No. 1 Clarence Strong McNeill’s Hardware Max Wilson Watterloo Elmer Hubbard Fred Coleman John Coleman Tripp South Dakota McNeill's Hardware Regina Oswald John B. Oswald McNeill Harry Heisey Iowa State, University Henry Heigey Devlin Millinery Royal Rochester China Hefner Sam Thompson Center Junction A. P. Walton Villisca Towa Helena Wilcox Monticello Public Schools Helen Hoy Frank McLaughlin John McLaughlin Mead Sanford Louis Terwilliger New Hampton Bessie Hughes Teresa Lux Lovell School No. 2 J. W. Hoult R. R Harold Schemmel Joann Beaver Dam M. H. Teeter George van Buren Mount Vernon Lloyd McCutcheon Paul Ek. Gibson Mrs. Clair Post Immaculate Conception Church Castle Grove Floyd Clark John Ruof Ruof First Will Marsh Oelwein Mrs. First Bernice Boots Helen Tolatto Johnson T. M. Redmond C. G. Thomas The Medical Fraternity William Long William Thompson William Orr Mr. Orr Mr. Long Ladies’ Ald Society Cass Congregational Church Frank Post Benjamin Roberts Benjamin Ruth Norman Grassfield Waverly Grassfield Elsie Bender Wyoming Bender Egypt Asa P. Lambert National American Legion That City Jerry Roubinek Joe DeBoest Dana Stephen B. King John McDonald Hospital Mr. King Fraser Ladies of the Methodist Church William Stambaugh Lester Hearn Florida Mr. Stambaugh Mr. Hearn Ed Schneider James Wyrick Angle Street Monticello School Hugh Flaherty Anamosa Reformatory Reformatory Flaherty William Jarrett Cuddy Bajasch Dirk Lurkens Etta Carl Kenyon Carl Willms Lurkens Willms Susan Angeline Hill James Hill Cascade Eric Lasher Epworth Hill Greencastle Pennsylvania Harry McGarvey Charles McGarvey California McGarvey Fred Puleston Statler Missionary Society of the Congregational Church William Stuhler Halstead Carpenter Templeton McNary Schiller May Pardee Youtz Child Welfare Research Station State University of Iowa R. J. Bone Lowell State Bank Donald Sutherland Mr. Bone Onslow Rudolph Grenenwald William Rickels J. H. Rickels Albuquerque Southwestern Presbyterian Tuberculosis Sanitarium Bill Oakdale Gerd Rickels Detroit Michigan St. Paul Pauline Atchley University of Iowa At Clair Post Paul E. Gibson Post College of Dentistry State University Liberal Arts Boras Mr. Masters Winchester Paint MecNeill's Holw Children’s Dept U.S. Army Store N. Baker, Prop Poland Picket Superior Alfred Boss Cross Hardware Co Buick Buick Motor CO Flint, Mich General Motors Corporation F. W Dr. Hoffmann Monticello, Iowa Monticello Opera House General Electric Co Boyd Bo Trousdale Harold Lloyd Little Miss Lightfingers GEO. Arliss Pnthe Lon Chaney Metro
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