Local movement and society notes from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids
A long list of recent travels and visits across Iowa towns includes Oscar Newton in Davenport, John Barrack to Delaware, M V Kehoe to Illinois, Mrs L R Jacobs in Dubuque, Dr L Stubler and Belle Devlin in Cedar Rapids, Miss Mary Tasker in Cedar Rapids visiting Miss Nellis Hubbard, Frank d Autremont with relatives in Cedar Rapids, H S Richardson to Wisconsin, J E Remley Monticello visit, Miss Mary Clark to Lincoln Nebraska, and numerous transfers and social engagements. Also mentions sewing at Snow dressmaking, piano purchase by Dr George May, wedding rings ad, and several theater and concert events with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazell
George May
Frank A. Locher
C. R. Coon
Local notes include new agency for near beer and travels
Fritz Yossi takes agency for a near beer drink and will serve it in the box ball alley on North Cedar. Millington Carpenter returns to Houston to teach in the high school. Several residents visit relatives in Cedar Rapids Ames Des Moines and Dubuque. A production of The House of a Thousand Candles is announced for the opera house tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Yossi
North Cedar Street
Millington Carpenter
Houston
Texas
Opera House
Kettlita & Kay
The House of A Thousand Candles at Hackett Theatre
George Middleton’s The House of A Thousand Candles comes to the Hackett opera house with a company that has played in major cities across the region. Popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hackett Theatre
George Middleton
Opera House
Doctor Puleston Plans September Return From Florida
Dr. Fred Puleston writes from Florida that he expects to return about September 20. He denies reports that he neglects country calls and states his country practice is as prompt as his in town. He values his country patients highly and continues to serve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Puleston
Florida
Applegate
Wieser
Idaho
the Express
Jones County
Marie Kaiser Concert Next Saturday At Monticello Opera House
The tona test recital by Mies Marie Kaiser at the Monticello opera house Saturday promises a varied program and delight for music lovers. Tickets available from F A Locher and Kettlitz Kay drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kaiser
Opera House
Locher Music Store
Kettlita & Kay’s
Mies Marie Kaiser
Monticello
Frank Locher
Kettlitz & Kay’s
F. A. Locher
Kettlitz & Kay Drug Store
Miss Kaiser
Servoss Family Moves to Monticello from Fayette
George B. Servoss and family relocate to Monticello forming new home on South Chestnut street. He is a blacksmith wagon maker and machinist with a plant to be installed after locating a suitable business site. The move followed friendly ties with W. A. Adams of Lovell township. Nearby: John H. Peters sold a 163 acre Bowen's Prairie farm to Nordman brothers for 224 per acre, a top local price. The Bowen farm sits four miles northeast of Monticello on the Cascade road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Servoss
Monticello
Fayette
Fawcett
Chestnut Street
Lovell Township
John H. Peters
Bowen’s Prairie
Nordman Brothers
Asa Bowen
H. J. Stauring
Solomon Lem Maruge
Marugg
Mr. Peters
Cascade Road
Seven new teachers at Monticello High School
Hazel Braselton reports Monticello High School starts with 131 pupils and seven new teachers the largest first year staff yet. Freshmen fear and changes mark opening. a new clock replaces the old in the assembly room. Milling ton Carpenter reads Stevenson. The annual reception and a mixed program welcome the new staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Braselton
Miss Jarman
Millington Carpenter
Stevenson
Carrie Hoag
Anna Schatz
Hazel Hoag
Auyne Stirton
Helen Hefner
Harriat Thoeni
William Carson
Mitchell Northrop
Howard Hosford
Mr. Miller
Special Majestic Stores Demonstration Sale at Ricklefs & McNeill
L. G. Stubler advertises a special demonstration sale for Majestic stores at Ricklefs McNeill hardware from September 11 to 16. The notice signals a local shopping event aimed at drawing customers to the hardware outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricklefs & McNeill Hardware Store
Majestic
Ricklefs & McNeill
Orché
Auto Crash In Scotch Grove Injures Family And Bystanders
A buggy was struck from behind by a speeding car near the Robert Clark farm in Scotch Grove Township last Saturday evening causing serious injuries to Mia Hanson and her daughter Vera, with multiple bruises on seven others. The Tomlinson driver and two passengers escaped severe harm, but the Hansen family and 8 month old baby were taken to Center Junction for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Robert Clark
Scotch Grove Township
Mia
William Hanson
Vera
William Hansen
Vera Hansen
William Hanasa
Ed Tomlinson
Baby Hansen
Ben Otten
William Ricklefs
Ed ‘Lomlingen
William Rickless
Hansen
Clark
Brady
Young
Center Junction
Collier
Chamberlain
Wyoming
Tomlinson
Philip Wright
Monticello
Otten and
Rickloefs
Monticello College Students Depart For Many Schools
Monticello College reports a record number of students leaving for higher education within two weeks. Names include Leah Hubbard Esther Sullivan and many others bound for Coe College Iowa State College Grinnell College and more across Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Nebraska Maryland California and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello College
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leah Hubbard
Esther Sullivan
Carrin
Hazel Hoag
Ann Stirtan
John
Fred Baler
Iowa State College
Ames
Towa
Burgess Terwillip
Mitchell Northrop
Geore Waite
Royal Hubbard
Henry Usmpleton
Howard Hosford
Herman Schneider
Frank Hicks
Marie Bell
Chicago University
Chicago
Illinoiis
Suzia Thomas
Northwestern University
Mvanston
Illinois
Martha Balcar
Marshall Hall
Drake University
Des Moines
Lois Cowan
Wartburg Seminary
Waverly
Alva Zimmerman
Fred Lehman
Creighton University
Omaha
Nebraska
Elmer McAleer
Asa Lambert
University of California
Berkley
California
Helen Hosford
St. Josephs’ College
Dubuque
Don Rathbun
Waterloo Business College
Waterloo
Edna Swift
Mount Claire
Clinton
Katherine McAleer
Dubuque Seminary
William Barrack
Fred Ide
National Park Seminary
Forest Glenn
Maryland
Mabel Welch
Armour Institute
Thomas
William Kingsley
Visitation Seminary
For Sale at a Bargain on 160 Acre Farm West of Monticello
An improved 160 acre farm twelve miles west of Monticello is offered with small down payment and long time to pay at a low interest rate. Ideal for a buyer with limited means seeking a home, presented by R Stirton. Rev J H Barr will attend the Upper Iowa district conference at Waterloo next week and his Monticello pastorate is viewed favorably by the congregation which has offered a salary increase for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denkbott
Paramount
Princess Theater
Princess
Crane Theatres
Farmer’s Creamery Co
Monticello
Improvement Club
Farmers’ Company
Cooperative Creamery
Iowa
Stirton
J. H. Barr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Barr
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Rrr Seem
March &Rd
CLTY
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Howard & Foster
E. G
Burrichter
Home News
Helen Johnson
Marion
Oscar Newton
Davenport
John Barrack
Delaware
Mr. M. Vv. Kehoe
Ilinois
Dr. L
Stubler
Cora Albery
Baldwin
John Lubben
Nina Miller
Manchester
Js J. Locher
St. Paul
Belle Devlin
Mary Tasker
Nellis Hubard
Frank d’Autremont
H. S. Richardson
Wisconsin
J. E. Remley
Anamona
Mary Clark
Lincoln
Alice Snyder
Emory
Harriett McCuskey
W. W. Hunter
Anamosa
Grace Johnson
Oreaco
Mra
C. R. Quon
Michael Hogan
Mamie McMahon
Daisy Hepburn
Moline
Tllinois
H. M. Carpenter, Sr
Edward Templeton
Anna Vernimont
Sioux City
Vernimont
Eq Rice
Robert Sweet
District Court
M. P. Smith
William Putnam
Anoka
Otto Balear
Belle Plaind
Rev
Mrs
B. T. Balear
Richland Township
Bley Y
State of
Nellie Lacy
John Moors
Lester Blair
E. Hicks
Alice Ralten
Denver
Colorado
J.G. Stubler
Emil Wernicke
Dubaque
Ernest Landis
Carlton
Walter Hubbard
Pitt
CO. R. Coon
Raymond Hayes
Kansas City
Amelia Trumbull
Augusta Bliss
Misa Clara Schodde
JF. F. Becker
Hey
Marshall
Minnesota
Weinberg
Ousende
Oxford Mirror
Virtus Hanesen
City
J.B. Davies
C. BE. Bates
Chauncey Bates
Stamford
South Dakota
Eloise Brainerd
Iowa City
Colin G. Thomas
This City
Towa City
Marshall and
Harriet Hall
Mrs. Cecil Cross
Central City
Mr. Cross
E. B. Talmage
Onawa
Carl F. Dutton
Mary McMahon
John Moore
Blair
Mason City
Geneva Like
Lucile Scheckel
S. Ide
German Lutheran College
Jess Willard
Lowa Mercantile Co
Wilder
Messrs. Cole and
Browning
Henry Lubben
0. G
J. O. Magee
Tulsa
Oklahoma
William D. Magee
Magee
Upper
George A. Fisher
Christ Hostert
Margaret Turnis
Garrett Johnson Dirks
Langworthy
Augusta Catherine Husmann
Mesdames O. B. Rundle
Margaret Rundle
Don Rathbun, Jr
Frank Byrne
Pauline Frederick
Wm. Farnum
Greel Fox
Walker
Tipton
CC. H. Snyder
J. C. France
Baker
Safley
John Turnis
Sand Spring
Worthington
George A. Hauck
Sacred Heart Church
Mrs. Hostert
John Hellstab
Oakwood
R. Kuentzel
German Reformed Church
Hellstab
Grabunden
Switzerland
Independence Bulletin-Journal
G. W. Rettig
J. K
Ruth Rettig
Billy Sloan
Fred Matthiessen
Dolph Huene
Harry Lang
Water Boys
Fats— V. d’Autremont
P. EK
E. Skelley
H. M. Carpenter
C. C. Mardorf
Hugo Lutz
Carl Mardorf
Paul Kohl
Hertz
Solon
Sampica
A. G. Hanken
L. G. Stubler
Lowell State Bank
T. F. Denkhoff
C. H. Schipman
MAIN
Monticello, Iowa
Harry E. Netcott
Sr Pe
Independence, Iowa
E. A. Hubbard
Doxsee
Lovell Block
L. H. Lang
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
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