Diverse social visits and millinery fashions in Cedar Rapids
Local notes show Albert Meyers and Miss Janet Young touring Cedar Rapids with emphasis on Devlin Millinery hats and fall styles for matrons and children. Several residents travel for business or visits to Perry Manchester Anamosa Davenport LeMars and Joliet area plus ongoing display of new hats and consumer goods at Locher's and Schoenhut stores.
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Janet Young
Cedar Rapids
Len Howell
Barney Hiler
Carlos Hiler
Howell
Young Eiler
Wiler
Local notices and social visits fill Iowa town
Cedar Rapids residents Rose and Gertrude Aebi visit parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Aebi. Numerous teaching assignments and relocations announced including Miss Selma Stadtmueller in Camanche and Miss Iola George to Milwaukee. Auction of residence and lots and theater notices mark a busy week with Dobuque visitors and farm bureau events.
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Rose and
Gertrude Aebi
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Rudolph Aebi
Genevieve Britting
Iowa City
Mrs. H. J. Britting
Hannah Rebb
R. N
Frederick Milton Conley
O. C. Conley
Monticello
Leonard Duckett
Presbyterian Church
North Mineral Cemetery
Onslow
Conley
Wyoming Township
Frank Conley
Hd Conley
Samuel Conley
Harry Conley
Jackson
Minnesota
Mae Frostler
Holland
Michigan
Carrie Moncrief
Ruthton
The Little Lost Sister at the opera house next Saturday
A three act drama The Little Lost Sister plays at the opera house next Saturday evening September 8 with adults 365 cents and children 15 cents. A vaudeville feature will run between acts.
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Opera House
The
Garrick Theater Company
Graduation nurses honored with Tally-ho party
The junior nurses at John Mc Donald hospital hosted a surprise Tally-ho party for graduate nurses Miss Koch Bieth and Rooney last Tuesday. The group visited Cascade Farley and Doug ending with a banquet at a Chop Suey, flowers in purple and white decorating the tables and vanity cases given to each guest.
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John McDonald Hospital
Koch
Bieth
Rooney
Cascade
Farley
Doug
September 1903 Monticello Express Personal Notices
Records from The Monticello Express list numerous marriages births and movements in September 1903. Notable items include John Q. Shelley purchasing a 200 acre Clinton Missouri farm. John Egger buying Michael McLaughlin’s 200 acre property for 14500. Pearl Carter and Maude Jacobs marriage. Eleanor Fitzsimons and Reuben Dress wed at Sacred Heart Monticello. Miss Gertrude Lang and Carl B. Lee wed at the Lang home. Miss Anna Lane and John D. Hogan wed at Sacred Heart. Carnegie library cornerstone laid. Jones County Fair meets. Marcus Matthiessen leaves for Harvard. several students listed at State Agricultural College Ames.
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Monticello Express
John Q. Shelley
Clinton
Missouri
State Agricultural College
Ames
Mary
Jessie Davidson
Kate Stuhler
Frank Hofacre
Harry Smith
Rudolph Rickiefs
Seward Smith
Juli Husman
Miss
Marie Seba
Davenport
Sand Spring
Eleanor Fitzsimons
Reuben Dress
Sacred Heart Church
Monticello
John McCormick
John Egger
Michael McLaughlin
Pearl Carter
Maude Jacobs
Lincoln
Nebraska
E. N. Batchelder
Everett
Washington
Anna Lane
Eliza Lane
John D. Hogan
Manchester
Carnegie Public Library
Jones County
Louise Bebb
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Clark Albertson
Lovell Township
Deett Coster
Lamar
Kansas
Margaret Rouf
Marcus Matthiessen
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Harvard College
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Devlin Millinery
Devlin
Do. A. Schatz
Cresco
Janet
Young
Perry
F. B. Stimson
W.E. Smith
Edison
Locher
A. J. H. McNeill
Singer Sewing Machines
Locher’s
Albert Britting
Knoxville
Dr. Redmond
Forgale
Schoon’s
Gulbransen
Oliver pianos—Locher’s
Anna
Elise Schatz
Anamosa
Sadie Fulton
Waterloo
M. C. Schoenhut Home
William Magee
Ome
Mia
D. P. Young
Karl M. Keyey
Dirk Schaeffer
LeMars
George Barnts
William Thompson
Ernest Gardner
James Alcorn
George Heisey
St. Paul
Glen McNeilly
Springville
Charles Luett
Fred H. Otten
Scotch Grove
Riceton
Saskatchewan
Canada
Fred Matthiessen
Hopkinton
B. Orcutt
Clarence
Katherine Orcutt
Montgomery
A. R. Gerdes
Greeley
Delores Shemal
Dubuque
Frank Locher
Josephine Meyer
Holstein
Frances Coyle
Hawarden
Fred Eklund
Moline
B. A. Hubbard
Loren Orr
Adrian
Thomas ‘Rhatigan
Miss Meyers
Mrs, CO. Dubbs
T. Marion
Aie Hoag
Jaékeon
Par I
Paul Hintz
Coe College
Lou Bradley
William Laude
Dorothy Hatch
Reta Hontoon
Selma Stadtmueller
Camanche
George Wenzlick
David Haye
William Hintz
Labor Day
W. F. Hintz
George Hintz
Charles City
Cross Hardware
Katherine Smits
Fairmont
Gladys G. Smits
Iola George
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Eugene Laude
Helen Hefner
Lois Cowan
Waverly
Inez Young
Rockwell City
Ada Stadtmueller
Rutland
Dan Dacy
T. F. Denkhoff
Fort Worth
Texas
Barbara Marugg
Wyoming
F. F. Becker
Frances
Sumner
Joe Becker
Basil Confare
Pease
Kimball
Hardman
Locher Music House
Janice Schneider
Audrey Welch
W. J. W. Hoult
Adele Wilkins
Chicago Heights
J. W. Innes
Harriet Coughlin
Minneapolis
Scotch Grove Nursery
Fd Kurt
P. C. Kurt
Brown's Business College
Hilda Dondelinger
Barbara Dondelinger
Newhall
Reformed Church
Charles Bridges
Max ‘Rettig
Denver
Colorado
George Rettig
New York City
Lena Bohren
Ed Turnis
Peru
Illinois
Frank McLaughlin
J. W. McLaughlin
Chicago
John McLaughlin
R. Riekens
Prescott
Becker
L. A. Balgemann
Lewis Junior
Melvin
William Balgemann
Ervin and
Edgar
Hermane Hanken
Ruth Young
Sturgeon Bay
Pines Hotel
Godfrey Bader
Shenandoah
Bader
Kansas City
Columbia Stock Food
Will Matthiessen
Sonal
Sand
Matthiessen
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
E. G. Hicks
Detroit
Lyle
Lowell Hicks
Emma McColough
Long Beach
California
Elmer J. Noble
John Deischer
Noble
McCorough
Marshall Noble
Edward Rhodes
Louis
Reginald
Woonsocket
South Dakota
W. A. Beery
Jennie Rundle
Rhodes
Hattie Rundle
Tom King, Sr
Earl McLaughlin
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. Kettler
Delaware
Johnsontown Lutheran Church
J. H. Brammer
London
H. D. Miller
Olin
Mr.Miller
Henry Null
Muriel Youngstrom
Phyllis Schelde
Litchfield
Mary Paul
Martha Ray
Gertrude Gilchrist
Gabelesville
Red Cross
Japan
United States
George Guyan
J. T. Lanigan
Civil Service
Milton Thoeni
Mary Locher
Lincoln J. Thoeni
Leone Serbousek
Velma Pangburn
Center Junction
Ruth Hannah
Elizabeth Young
Glen McDonald
Thelma Brady
Thelma Gregory
Park
G. H. Gerdes
Paul
Lois
Henry Gerdes
Donald
Sterling
DeWitt
Oxford Junction
Bartlett
Bliss
Hodowal
Moravec
C. G. Thomas
Nella Lacy Coyle
George Hauck
Oakwood Cemetery
Coyle
D. D. Littlefield
Anna Stuart
R. W. Kinser
Seattle
Farm Bureau
DeLaskey
Mr. Wilcox
George Behrends
Harold Wilcox
Irene Kehoe
Virgil Rosenbaum
Cedar Rapids High School
Monticello High School
Monti
Mahannah
Fred L. Malmnah
Inez Knapp
Velma Hiat
Gladys Schmidt
Ruth Luett
Ruth Bessie Palmer
Mildred Ganfield
Phoebe Parry
Lola Wakeman
Emma Hjelle
Ida Wilcox
Mary Shartle
Emma Grote
Viola Peters
Mary Cascaden
Penmanship
Gladys Emmony
Mary I. Jarman
Mabel Heisey
Esther R. Jamison
Mathematica
Thelma M. Smith
Hattie L. Sneeh
Olive Perkins
W. G. Parsons
Virgil C. Rosenbaum
Hlrthe Nisewanger
Knights of ‘F Columbus
Knights of Columbus
I. V. Dautremont
Frank Dautremont
T. F. Denkhoff, Sr
Leo Oswalt
T. M. Redmond
J. J. Hagen
P. D. Bell
John Liddy
Martin Trimble
Joe O’rourke
T. F. Denkhoff, Jr
M. F. Hogan
J. J. Hayes
St. Matthew's
Luther Hall
S. M. Ide
Eliza Weers
Gerd Weers
Harold Waggoner
J. F. Waggoner
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Wayne’ Township
J. Willms
Elizabeth Doden
John Weers
Ida Harms
Miss Doden
Waggoner
Wayne Township
Mr. Waggoner
Collections Insurance
DR. M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stickford
Iowa
Keyes
Karl M. Keyes
Lazeil
Bh. C. Roberts
Goodyear
Otrod B. Burrichter
Monticello Motor CO
F. W. Page
Young Man
Lowell State Bank
Lovell State Bank
Keifer
Western Alberta
Liddy & Rickless
Ferndell Store
Coats
Fashion Headquarters
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