Shoes for comfort for children by Burrichter
Local retailer E. G. Burrichter promotes a full line of durable children shoes in tan coco brown and black English and wide lasts. Come in and try them for lasting comfort.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
Local retailer E. G. Burrichter promotes a full line of durable children shoes in tan coco brown and black English and wide lasts. Come in and try them for lasting comfort.
A collection of local notices lists Big Ben and Baby Ben clocks at Keyes and Karl M Keyes as a Monticello optometrist. Numerous residents visit Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other nearby cities for eye tests teaching positions and travel while several events note attendance at fairs and teaching assignments.
J. J. Bender of Olin dies in Cedar Rapids from heart disease. Social items list visits and movements of local residents including students, teachers, and families, with engagements in Monticello, Cedar Rapids, Grinnell, and other towns. Community events include millinery openings and church socials.
Local chapters hold meetings and anniversaries. church cornerstone laid in Johnsontown. St John’s mission festival in German and English. Legion auxiliary rules limit members to veterans kin. conference votes for Rev. Mitchell. Stolen Ford parts found near Monticello. several car accidents and a farm hand injury reported. James Davis completes training. hospital stay brief. two locals pass camp course. Frank Brooks injured at Hopkinton.
Dr. L G Stuhler and his father George Stubler left by car for Rock Island and will be joined by Mrs L Stubler and her parents before heading to Omaha Nebraska. They expect to be away ten days. Mr and Mrs August Slebela and their son traveled to Iowa City for medical treatment for a diseased leg with prior surgery on June 26 at the state university hospital. The cast is to be reduced after examination. Monticello lost to Manchester 9 to 1 in a game where two Manchester players were from the town and the Oelwein battery aided Manchester. Manchester’s win cost about four hundred dollars in hire fees. Lovell township farm bureau met Friday Sept 2 but was called off due to rain. The program included reports, music, and a condolence for Benhard Behrends. Next meeting Sept 27.
The Monticello Express notes births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C L Van Meter and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poppe, deaths of Samuel L Gardiner and John Sutherland, anniversaries and many local moves. It lists teachers for Monticello public schools, enrollments of 505 pupils, and various residents leaving for study or work. Joe King Jr resigns as deputy auditor to attend medical college. Dr A M Maurice opens a Monticello dental office. The first Jones county study center is set for September 10 at Anamosa high school.
The Monticello public schools report a total attendance of 587 pupils with named teachers in each grade from First through Twelfth. The Fifth Grade has 68 pupils, allowing one section in the new building and one in the old, with parents asked to indicate preferred building by next Tuesday.
Rudolph Kaufman died at his home in Monticello last Saturday at 4 p m after a two year illness caused by an enlarged heart. He was born January 10 1883 in Grindelwald Switzerland and immigrated to the United States in 1902 settling near Hopkinton. He married Bertha Sulzner October 15 1908 and had four children Clara Bifriede Allen and Wimer. He is survived by his wife four children and his Swiss family. the funeral was held at the family residence and at the Reformed church with burial at Oakwood cemetery. Prior to moving to Monticello two years ago he and his family lived at At the Methodist church a dramatization of Queen Esther will be presented Sunday evening September 11 at 7 30 by a large cast with no admission charged.
After selling his home the owner will auction a large list of furniture at his residence next Saturday afternoon September 10 starting 1 o'clock. Items include cupboards chairs tables beds sewing machine stove lawn mower refrigerator washing machine range safe and more.
The Lovell township farm bureau ladies plan a gathering at the public library on Saturday September 10 at 2 o'clock led by Mrs Hol Rice. Attendees will answer roll call and share hints on housecleaning with a program including music business and solo selections.
The city reservoir will be cleaned next Saturday and residents must draw water by schedule. Hill residents may take water from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. while others may fetch water from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. By order of the mayor.
A meeting of the American Legion is scheduled Monday night September 12 at the library to make final arrangements for the Big Picnic. Ex service men and the auxiliary women are urged to attend at 8 p.m.
Automobile owner announces Monticello Exide Battery Station on Sycamore across from North Side garage offering first class storage battery work. School board notes September 6 1921 meeting with minutes approved and bills ordered paid including H A Wales Co Iowa Telephone Monticello Express Denkhoff Fong Metropolitan Supply MacMillan Hayes Lyon Healy Denoyer Geppert Koop and W express fund totals listed.
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