Local residents noted visiting and shopping in neighboring towns
The column lists numerous social visits and trips from Monticello and nearby towns. Names include Lena Hartman, Jayne Shover, Mrs. Halstead Carpenter, Mrs. J. A. Hemmingway, Mrs. M. J. Hildreth, and Lena Harmseft, with travels to Manchester, Cedar Rapids, Hopkinton, Marion, Perry, and Ames. Retail mentions include Devlin Millinery and Cross Hardware Co. The notices mention fashion and hat styles, sewing machines, and local sales.
Local notices and social visits fill Monticello week
A long list of social calls, visits, and small town happenings fills the Monticello area with relatives and friends traveling to Cedar Rapids Davenport Olin Dubuque and other towns. Business ads highlight window displays and selling of shoes radios and home goods. A note records a newborn Norma Kathleen to Elmer Lee and Orr Luloff’s family as well as a Canadian birth of a first grandchild to H S Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Kathleen
Elmer Leé
Powell River
British Columbia
Lee
Montalto
Happenings of Monticello and Nearby Areas
Local families visit friends in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids while residents plan Halloween events at Madison Village and Congregational church. Teachers, students and alumni attend events with Cairo connections, and a TV-like social scene surfaces through sorghum ads, theater plans, and a porch-forum speech by Col. Benjamin Young in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Opera House
Col
Benjamin Young
Massachusetts House of Representatives
California tourist sleeper to land of no winter travel
A special California tourist sleeper departs Monticello via C M and St P to Kansas City then Santa Fe lines, with thirty minute stops at Fred Harvey meal stations. Reservations available through local C M and St P or GC A Moore Des Moines Iowa. The Girls' Gymnasium club elected officers Bertha Locher president Tolatto Johnson vice president Minnie Ricklefa secretary Isabel Meyer treasurer. Classes begin Tuesday evenings at 7 15 at the school gymnasium and new members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Monticello
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
A. Moore
A. T
Equitable Bidg
Des Moines
Iowa
Bertha Locher
Tolatto Johnson
Minnie Ricklefa
Isabel Meyer
Lovell township women meet. election set for Oct 18
The Lovell township farm bureau women resume after postponement. The Oct 18 meeting at the Anamosa public library will elect officers for 1926. Mrs. Richardson's report is followed by food study lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Township
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Public Library
Richardson
John Matthiessen
Rev Mich Scherf resigns Castle Grove Lutheran pastorate
Reverend Mich Scherf resigns from Castle Grove township Lutheran church to take the pastorate at Hartsburg Illinois. He has led Castle Grove for four years and helped plan a new church nearing completion. He and his wife and daughters Erica and Roge Marie leave for their new home and friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich. Scherf
Castle Grove Township
Scherf
Hartsburg
Ilinois
Castle Grove
Erica
Roge Marie
George A. Hauck
Sacred Heart Church
Monticello
Hauck
California
Old Town Exposition At Methodist Church Friday Evening
An exposition at the Methodist Episcopal church opens Friday at 7 30 P M featuring new entertainments similar to the Jones County Fair. Highlights include two free shows The Great Mystery and Living Pictures of Long Ago plus a public library zoo art shoppe Wellworth 5 and 10 store cafe sugar bowl and a golf tournament. Admission is 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jones County
Wellworth
Jones County Creameries Lead State in Butterfat Volume
Jones county creameries placed high in August butterfat handling with three entries in the state top ten. Jesup led at 158,250 pounds, Monticello second, Jones county total 89,704, Amph er rose to seventh, Anamosa entered tenth boosting Jones county’s overall standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Cc. H. Beehtleheimer
Town Creamery Managers' Association
Monticello
Jesup
Amper
Anamosa
Ancient Monticello House Moves to Town Lot
The Schatz residence, bought by the school district to extend grounds, was moved early this week to a lot owned by Ben Che adjoining his property. It is a sturdy early Monticello house built of 6x6 timbers with mortised joints and wooden pegs. Its builder is unknown. records suggest ownership by William Styhier family, Herman Sandhouse, Schatz, and 8. G. Eastman in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatz
Ben Che
Monticello
William Styhier
William
Herman Sandhouse
8. G. Eastman
Acquittal Shocks Camp Lewis Murder Case In Tacoma
Roland H Pothier a former sergeant of the 212 engineers was acquitted in federal court at Tacoma Washington of murdering Major Alexander P Cronkhite on the Camp Lewis reservation in October 1918 The trial featured witness Carl Schneiter a Lovell township man and the other officer Capt Rosenbluth remains indicted with proceedings possibly delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Pothier
212 Engineers
Tacoma
Washington
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Carl Schneiter
Lovell Township
Rosenbluth
Industrial Moves Expand California Freight Network
Moving services extend to all California points with trucking long distance relocations. Export packing and crating offered by Ida, Towa, Q-TT firms to support nationwide relocations and freight handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Company
Cedar Rapida
Towa
Q-Tt
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A. Doxsee
E. G. Burrichter
W. William G. Schoon
Manchester
Edison
Locher
Bertha Schatz
Langworthy
Winchester Paints
McNelill
T. Wroblewski
Gulbransen
Oliver nanos—Locher’s
Lena Hartman
Marion
Dr. Redmond
Otto Otten
Hopkinton
Winchester
McNeill
Jayne Shover
Cedar Rapids
Singer Sewing Machines
Locher’s
C. L. L. Main
Manchesters
Ape
W. F. Rohn
Tama
BYHS
Redmond
Halstead Carpenter
Edgewood
Harry Stabler
Chicago
Ray Hearn
J. A. Hemmingway
Wyoming
Newton Parrott Home
Devlin Millinery
M. J. Hildreth
Perry
Devin Millinery
P. VL
Riders of
Deviiu Millnery
J. A. Roubinek
Omaha
Nebraska
Dan Smith
Cross Hardware Co
Gerd Weirs
Tada
Scotch Grove
Gome
Ft. Lanigan Millinery Co
Donald Denkhoff
Iowa City
Fred
Stuhler
Stubler’s
Adv
Misa Lena Harmseft
Thomas Egan
Mrs. Newton Parrott
Harry Mainhoue
Fred J. Kay
Jack and
Betty
Fred McLaughlin
Blanche
Ames
G. C. Brown
Savanna, Ilinois
Charles Rice
B. ‘M. Baker
Paul Meyer
W. J. Farley
Thomas Cole
Greeley
Nellie Shanklin
Denver, Colorado
Fred Kellum
George L. Lovell
L. W. Lovell
H. S. Richardson
Cellar Rapids
Mesdames
A. W. Cramer
George van Buren
Margaret Pfell
Olin
Walter Zubler
Cedar Rapids Business College
George McNary
Peter Oeschger
George Hines
Henry Templeton
Waterloo
Edward Templeton
Ernest Vogel
Mitchell
South Dakota
S. M. Adamson
Stahlers Shoe Department
Augusta Siebels of
Marigh
August Siebels
E. J. Farley
Evening Gazette
J. H. Gordon
Correctionville
Merle Matthiessen
Homer Espy
Dixon, Illinois
Joe Bly
Hubert Ireland
Wanda
Louis Hepp
Mesdames Olin Howie
Harry Maire
Ray Adams
A. W. Adams
Agnes Maire
Dubuque
Messrs
John Eden
Gerd H. Hanken
Mrs. Moon
Freeport
Illinois
Earl M. Keyes
Fred J. Mahannah
Ottumwa
Methodist Missionary Society
Staklers
Ralph Wilcox
Clarksville
Helena Wilcox
Majestic
McNeill Hardware
J. J. Locher
Carrie Locher
Matt Muller
Lisbon
James McAleer
Henry Behrends
Mary Leesekamp
Aurora
Albert B Coe
George K. Meyer
Lanigan Millinery Co
W. D. McLaughlin
Florence Noble
Coe College
Frances,Coyle
Mrs. M. Coyle
Leyland Skelley
Iowa State University
B. B. Skelley
Donald Serbousek
Frank Serbousek
McDonald Hospital
Anton Matthiessen
San Jose
Henry Rines
Albert Neilson
Bloomefild
Otto B. Burrichter
Hoy
Shannon
Helen Hoy
Monticello High School
Will Teutken
Gosena Ulferts
Siebel Ulferts
Golden,lnois
Imogene Stuller
Town City
Carolyn Stuhler
J. W. Hoult
Norman Baker
Thomas Monahan
Gon Vornard
Oswald Luloff
Waverly
Misa Tolatto Johnson
P. Paulsen
Herman Folkers
Lena
Hattie Folkers
Weyburn
Saskatchewan
Canada
John H. Fraser
Cunningham of
Newton
Harry Lang
Mary Petcina
B. D. Haeussler
Hans Kettlitz
Augusta Hay
Madison Village
Hthelwyn Wilcox
Mary
St. Louis
Missouri
C. A
J. W. Callahan
R. M. Clark
Tennessee
Hepp
Wauconia
George Stuhler’s Sons Co
Frank Boss
Ryan
Lucile Schweitzer
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
J. W. Schweitzer
Minnesota
George Stahler’s Sons Co
Janet Young
Philomathean Society
Cornell College
Edith Steele
Congregational Church
Halstead M. Carpenter
Alpha Delta ‘Fraternity
Carpenter
Selma Stadtmueller
Princeton
Margaret Stadtmueller
Ruth McGinnis
Davenport
The
Presbyterian Church
A. Hallowe'en
Donald Bramwell
Muscatine
Bramwell
Highway Commission
Jake Birk
Ford
Northwestern Railroad
Birk
Northwestern
BIL Brotherhood
P. HB. D. Society
Maples Inn
Charles Dohman
Metropolitan Supply Co
C. R. Armstrong
Martello
Armstrong
Dohman
Anaiuoss
A. J. H. McNeill
Oscar Newton
Jack Frost
Paul N. Smith
Smith
Center Junction
Joe Day
A. J. Hi. McNeill
A. J
Edwin Lightfoot
Miss Smith
Helen Hutton
Margaret Balster
First Street
McNeill Hardware Store
Ida Kissling
Monticello State Bank
Mr. Smith
Atherton Clark
Dorothy Purcell
House of the Good Shepherd
Ada Purcell
Marion Purcell
Detroit
Dorothy
George Tesar
Purcell
Tesar
Puree
Ada Puree
Dethman & Sons
W. B. Robinson
Walter Molloy
Frea Gray
Duroé
Jersey
Lovell
Rustcraft
Gibson
Pickard
Stouffer, Luken and McCourt
Karl M. Keyes
Rieken
Poland
China
W. T. Rieken
Monticello, Iowa
Royalton Franklin Co
Franklin County
Wm. G. Schoon
Star Meat Market
Marshall & Marsitall
Lowell State Bank
C. H. Schipman
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