Social notes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns
A sweeping local notices column lists visitors and residents across Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Anamosa, Oxford Junction, Monticello and beyond. Names include Matilda Jock, Howard Putnam, Miss Clara Koop, K D Miller, Minnie Matthiessen, Jerry and Mrs Donnelly, Frank Lubben, Beatrice Kehoe, Fred Burrichter, Martin Kehoe, Miss Cooper, Matt Noyes, Misa Marie Bateman, Miss Ethel George, Mae Hogan, Rev Dr W M Evans, Dr Fred Puleston, and others with travels to Omaha, Chicago, Strawberry Point, Iowa City, and New Haven. It notes a farm sale of 240 acres near Prairieburg and upcoming legal notices. The column also mentions enrollments at Iowa State University and Yale Law School, and various social visits to Cedar Rapids households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Madison
Mra
M. P. Conway
HW. Bavans
Brooks Oil Co
Ill
Qook
M.M. Garrison
Carroll D. Smith
Attachment
Ingwersen
Borbeck & Co
F. K. Cook
H. L. Hafors
Appellant
Harry Noyes
Appelleon
J. Mills
Gar
Carroll Smith
Frank Page
Appellee
A. M. Fairbanks
W. A. Neelan
W. A. Mackerill
Grace M. Thomas
Orrin Crane
Fred L. Adair
Joseph W. Sherman
Samuel Byers
Herbert Sampica
H. Dearborn & Sons
Isadore Meere
Admr
R. M. Chaney
C. M
St. P. Ry. Con
Jonés County
Mary Brown
Fredrick Brown
D. M. Osborne & Co
Claus Sievers
Anamosa ‘Lumber Co
L. H. Cave
Anamosa National Bank
Theo. Quallman
Charles Jones
Adolf Dierks
John Folkers
William A. Sherman
Julius Sherman
Guardian
J. F. Scott
O. B. Attwood
Fr. M. Magee
Jones County
City of
Hirjah Winnis
Jennie B. Kerr
Herman Kerr
Lizzie Benadom
Etta Johnson
G.M. Wolfe
Turner McCloud
John Schwab
Frank Benda
W.M. Welch Co
George Schoonover
Francis Courtright
Edward Courtright
Anna May
Jefferson May
Thomas James George
Samuel N. Fain
John Perrine
Mary Allen
O. H. Preston
Joseph Mann
W. G. Wherry
H. IF. Paul
Sylvester Miller
A. I. Hester
Joseph. Soukup, Sr
Henry Kruse
Ida Haun Kettlesen
John Kettlesen
George L. Schoonover
Thomas Wilson
Susan Flint Holmes
Frank H. Kurt
Htta Johnson
Jessie Ristine
Sstel VY. Miller
Thomas Littlefield
D. M. Strawman
Henry Buck
Jesse Ballou
W. H. Chase
Joe R. Soper
James R. Smith
Hazel Howie
James Howie
Mary J. O’meara
George C. Lawrence
Equity
Laura Bently
B.C. Bently
Ruth B. Corkhill
Archie Corkhill
Minnie Anderson
Jacob Anderson
Linna Aldrich
Lyman Aldrich
Oscar J. Smith
Oscar D. Smith
Henry Peterson
Frank Schumacher
L. & L. F. Zeller
City National Bank
Jacob Kurt
Jeremiah Dullea
Maud M. Kiburz
Town of Center Junction
Grace Tebo
Ferdinand ‘L'Ebo
J.P. Ellison
W. K. Pearson
Treas
Monticello Notes of Movements and Local Updates
Local residents undertake travel and visits to relatives in Iowa and nearby states. Sporting, educational, and civic notes include staff changes at schools, new teaching postings, and a canning company update with a high corn pack. Postmaster Magee opens savings department. eye injury at silk plant reported. Mrs. Smith in Alabama marked 92nd birthday. Berthold reserve claims discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Smith
N. M. Smith
Monticello
C. A. Crawford
Fruithurst
Alabama
Smith
R. P. Smith
Team Driven by Tongue Breaks Seibels Daze
A Seibels team ran away after the neck yoke tongue broke near Dr. Albery's office. The team dashed onto the sidewalk, tossing Mr. Seibels headfirst but left him dazed only briefly. They continued to John Smith farm before stopping. only the wagon tongue was broken. Dr Puleston advertises painless rupture cures by the fidelity method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Seibels
George Albery
Mr. Seibels
John Smith Farm
Mr. Siebels
Miles First Electric Tragedy Stuns Monticello
Miles First was fatally shocked when he touched a live street wire in front of his Gill street home while attempting to fix a broken across street line. He dragged the wire to a post, was pronounced dead within minutes, and an inquest ruled accidental electrocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles First
Gill Street
Mr. First
Undine Teets
Raymond Repstein
Mrs. First
B. H. Chamberlain
Wyoming
Frank Podhaski
Frank Ferring
J. A. Voorhees
B. E. First
Monticallo
South Fork Township
Delaware County
Oxford Township
Monmouth
Laura (Allen)Teets
Arline
Monticello
Hall Manufacturing Co
M. F
W. J
E. B. Flint
Mamie Edwards
Stephens
Congregational Church
First
M. A. Breed
Oakwood Cemetery
District Court docketed cases for September term
A list of law and equity cases filed for the forthcoming September session. Judges include Smith who arrives Tuesday for an equity and law assignment. Dockets cover numerous promissory notes, attachments, garnishments, guardianships, and several divorces and quiet-title actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Supreme Court
Wm. Adams
Marquis Barr
Peter Lienen
J. L. Joslin
Euphemia Livingston
Roderick Livingston
Laura Arnold
Albert Arnold
Alice Darling
R. C. Stirton
Admr
Sarah J. Livingston
District Court
Smith
Sign Painter Detained After Sunday Drinking Spree
A strolling sign painter spent last Sunday in the calaboose after drinking heavily from a bootlegger’s supply. The incident hints at possible government action in the future. Follow the Doutrick store for fall wear in dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaboose
Beause
Sam
Doutrick
A Good Week on the Ocean by H S Richardson
H S Richardson describes a voyage aboard the Mauretania from New York to Liverpool. He reports sights from New York to the Irish coast, ocean conditions, ship life, and plans to visit Scotland England France Belgium Germany and Switzerland after calling on Monticello friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Richardson
Europe
the Express
Cunard Steamship Line
New York
Mauretania
Mr. Farwell
Rev. Slocum
Express
Chicago
Lake Shore
N.Y. Central Railway
Albany
Adirondack Mountains
Studson River
Broadway Central Hotel
Broadway
State Street
Avenue
Central Park
Crant’s Tomb
Riverside Drive
Coney Island
New York Dock
Pat
Mike
Jénmor Hoag
Cunard Steamship Co
Atlantic Ocean
Liverpool
Boata
Fhia
Ireland
Fish Gunard
Rudy Bohren
Monticello
Italy
H.S. Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
J. W. Doxseer
E. G. Burrichter
Home News
Matilda Jock
Cedar Rapids
Howard Putnam
Orlando Rundle
Clara Koop
Dubuque
Tred Fagan
Dorset
Deutrick’s
Oscar Newton
Oxford Junction
K. D. Miller
Minnie Matthiessen
Anamosa
Jerry Donnelly
Frank Lubben
Baldwin
Yesteday
Beatrice Kehoe
Strawberry Point
Fred Burrichter
Lost Nation
Martin Kehoe
Omaha
Nebraska
Miss Cooper
St. Augustine, Florida
Fred Stabler
J. R. Dennis
Manhattan, Kansas
Fred. Matthiessen Jr
C. L. Charles
D. A. Huene
Mr. Albertson
Battle Creek
Michigan
George L. Lovell
Jacob Carmichael, Jr
Iowa City
Matt Noyes
Prairieburg
John Minnich
Deutrick
Misa Marie Bateman
State University
Ethel George
Moody Bible Institute
Mae Hogan
Castle Grove
Sinsinna Mound
W. M. Evans
Presbyterian Church
George Hubbard
Stirling, Colorado
Wi. A. Hubbard
Fred Puleston
Honolulu
California
Mesdames
W. W. Stickford
A. I. Jackson
Ed Templeton
Edna Templeton
Essie Hoag
Mrs
Elmer Hoag
Verdon Welch
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale University
Lula Lyons
Lloyd Sexton
Florence Livingstone
J. W. Coxsee
D. E. Pond
Lovell Bank Building
Miles’ Adamson
Cascade
Adamson
Libbie George
Maquoketa
Miss George
Public Schools
Robert Hicks
Charles Little
Spencer
Mrs. Little
Mrs. Hicks
Deatrick D
Henry B. Heisey
Susanna
Blanche Hunter
Minnie Grenenwald
Gladys Smith
Center Junction
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Lena Heanassler
University Hospital
Ben Haeussler
Lulu Rynerson
Dunnebecke
South Dakota
Laura Rynerson
Miss Rynerson
F. E. Olviite
Robert
Minneapolis
Martin Thoeni
Alicia Whiting
Charleviox
Miss Whiting
Jane Whiting
Paul Balear
Colorado Springs
B.T. Balear
Richland Township
Amanda Hosford
Howard
Hosford
Deatrick’s
E. J. Nandell
Riverside
the Canning Company
W. D. Magee
Postal Savings Department
G. W. Eastwood
Lowell State Bank
H. P. Bancroft
Delhi
Berthold Reservation
Bancroft
J.R. White Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy V. Porter
Church Society
Doutrick’s
Puleston
Miles
Henry Burrichter
George Ambuehl
Fred Mattiessen
Wheatland
German Reformed Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Gottermann
George Rettig
County Board of Supervisors
Davenport
St. P. Ry. Co
Fox
Higgins
Calmar
Farley
Ilinois Central
Beery Bros
Coats
C. H. Schipman
South Cedar ST
Iowa
Lovell Block Store
Folwell Brothers Mills
the Fair and Furniture
E. A. Hubbard
Timothy
L. H. Lang
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