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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

5

Wyoming Correspondence Reports Local Happenings and Visitors

In Wyoming Sept 3 reports list visitors and residents: C Brainard Davenport, Laura Walston Schaffer Hale, Wim Keister Canton, J Reid Scotch Grove, W Webb Cedar Rapids, P Levsen Jansen, J Maple en route to Canada. Coroner Chamberlain called to Anamosa for a fairground death. Labor Day rest noted for rural carriers. Local business updates include W M allicot & Son new restaurant, and Mrs McMaster Onslow hospital trip. School opens with new staff. Rev Isley to lead church service. health board water analysis praised.

Wyoming C. Brainard Davenport Laura Walston Schaffer Hale L. F. Pealer Onslow Peerless Summer Wim, Keister Canton G. M. Hogeboom Monticello H. R. Leamon Chamberlain Main Street W. S. Webb Cedar Rapids J. G. Reid Scotch Grove W. W. Bronson John McIntosh Chicago Fr. R. Keagy Independence M. I. Parsonage Marjorie Kneller Naddock Dallas Center P. S. Jansen Peter Levsen J. H. Maple Canada Anamosa Fair Grounds John Thomson A. B. Corbit Jones County Medical Society Miss Betteys W. Mallicot & Son Frank State Board of Health Nettie Fordham Cleveland Mamie Fordham Roy Isley Dakota Princeton Mr. Isley Presbyterian Church W. 1. Chamberlain W. 1 A. W. Graham Miss Dunn Blanche Clark Hazel Waite Mae Paul Miss Kranbuehl

Cascade Notes and Local Appointments News

Cascade report from Sept 3 lists residents in Chicago Anamosa Iowa and Denver visits. Union services held at Baptist church and Way to Milwaukee called Rev Fred Bates. Labor Day picnics at Garryowen Temple Hill and shorts notes on edits and repairs.

K. Raffety Chicago Jno W. Beatty Anamosa Iowa Doctor Shelby Brooklyn Baptist Stuart Elgin Cedaralls Alderman Kearney Dubuque W. A. Fairburn South Dakota Joseph Cook West Cascade Mary Reddon Mrs. Rice Denver Colorado T. Conlin Dank Force Sam Adamson Armers’ Insurance Co Fred Bates Cascade Milwaukee Wisconsin Frank Werner Worthington Frank Mabel Wall Sam Ganlied FE. Moore Fort Dodge A. B. Sayles Garryowen Temple Iill J. A. Shelby Rank Baldwin Gordon’s Ferry Corps of Engineers Gange Francis Peters Oscar Livermore Lawrence Barrett Standard Oil Co Marshalltown

Castle Grove Community News Update

M Haley visited the State Fair last week. N C Deischer builds a double corn crib. A dance occurred at John Brigger’s. E J Noble visited Buck Creek last Friday. A new boy arrived for the Simmons home. John Caspers returned from two weeks with relatives near Coggan. Nellie Doyle began teaching in district No. 1. Norman Davidson and M Hosford went to the Minnesota State Fair. Roads and bridges suffer from heavy rains. School starts in district No. 2 with Florence Hubbard. Local attendance at the Anamosa fair was strong despite weather. Alice Deischer to teach in No. 4 and Margaret Liddy in No. 6. T Tapkens, M Geiken, J Tapkens and Ortgies return from a Watertown SD prospecting tour. A F M Caspers’s calf killed by lightning near a willow. Mr. and Mrs. George Van Buren left for Tuscola IL where he will teach. Alta Black and Harold Deischer visited the State Fair and Ames. Harold to enter the Agricultural College.

Onslow M. B. Walters Lizzie McMaster Defiance Hill Tasker Chicago Ruth Spooner Des Moines Highland Park College Wm Neelan Gon Plover Iowa Vera Paul Marengo Laura Coburn Waterloo Christian Endeavor Society Carrie Miler Johnson Margaret Franks Scotch Grove C. C. Johnson Marion Nice Johnston C. W. McMaster Cedar Rapids Misa Evelyn House Clinton County J. H. Byerly Oklahoma Ladies’ Missionary Society Bethel Presbyterian Church C. L. Niles Onslow Bank Clifford Paul Wyoming Maye Monay C. Ellis Williams Keosauqua Iowa Blanchard N.J Holst Bro Castle Grove M. Haley N.C. Deischer John Brigger Margaret Liddy Monticello Terman Tapkens Martin Geiken John Tapkens Mr. Ortgies Watertown South Dakota A. F. M. Caspers George van Buren Tuscola Illinois Mr. van Buren Alta Black Harold Deischer Ames Harold The Agricultural College

Amber Residents Return From Trips and Local Notes

Amber updates show Sherel Davis returning from Missouri while B D Herren visits Dakota. W H Sanford of Kansas City stays on business as Herman Zimmerman couple returns from South Dakota. State fair attendees include August Siebels Herman Danneman John Carson John Stickley. J C Bailey buys out Charles Davis to run dry goods and groceries. Mrs W G Eilers returns from Chicago with son Fred who will attend school. A O Ahlers depart Bellevue with Adele Ahlers. Ernest Hicks and daughter from Chicago visit relatives and the fair. A fence note cites a swinging Apex hinge easing stay-wire strain. Davia Hardware promotes field fence.

Amber Sherel Davis Missouri B.D. Herren Dakota W. H. Sanford Kansas City Herman Zimmerman South Dakota August Siebels Herman Danneman John Carson John Stickley J. C. Bailey Charlea Davis

Two Johns and the Fans at Jones County Fair

Story of local rulers selecting John Bateman and John Locher to promote a county fair featuring contortionists dancers and animal acts. Fans led by Al Steiner protest but the event proceeds with ball games and village pageantry amid mixed reception and community bets.

Bateman John Jones County Locher Jones Oklahoma Mars al Steiner Tribe of Locher Prairieburg Downertown No-Man’s-Land Two Johns

Foster and visitors noted in Monticello society items

Mr and Mrs John E Foster returned from Des Moines after six weeks away. The column mentions P O Shea of Washington township selling Polish China swine and a public sale at Cascade on October 15. It also corrects Pulver as the daughter of Mr Brazelton and cites Rev E P Kimball's visit to Monticello. Electric Bitters praised by Mrs Rowan of McDonagh Ga. Nebraska State Journal comment closes.

Monticello Monti Baylor John E. Foster Des Moines Poledo P. O'Shea Washington Cascade Pulford George Brazelton Pulver Brazelton N. F. Rowan McDonagh O. H. Soetje

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Foot Wound

Mr D N Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Va says a nail in his foot last week was treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. No inflammation followed and the wound healed. Heals sores burns and skin diseases. Guaranteed at O T Saetje Druggist 25c.

D. N. Walker the Enterprise Louisa O. TI. Saetje Druggist

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