Anamosa visitors and millinery ads fill local pages
A flurry of social notes lists residents visiting Anamosa and Des Moines, plus upcoming McAleer millinery events on September 18 and 19. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson, Carl Dutton in Iowa City, Mrs F J Cross visiting Cedar Rapids, and Arch Koop joining the Bell Telephone Co as stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleer
Hattie’ Sumter
Chicago
Oscar Soetje
Clyde-Marshall
D. A. Huene
Harry Huene
Montana
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Moves and Visits Mentioned in Local Roundup
Local notices recount numerous movements and visits. Miss Julia Wilcox, a public school teacher, travels to Worthington. Lowell Hicks and Harry Locher depart for Ames to enter State College. various residents visit Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, or Monticello and return from trips to New Mexico, Houston, Chicago, or Montana. The roundup notes enrollments at Monticello high school rise to 130 from 117, with many families and teachers listed in brief itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wilcox
Worthington
Lowell Hicks
Harry Locher
Ames
The
State College
Local Visitors and Church Events Noted in Monticello
Dr L A Schultz of Denver visited Rev and Mrs Balear last Tuesday. Mrs Schultz plans a pleasure trip through the eastern states. The local Methodist Episcopal church holds quarterly conference Friday at 8 pm with Dr A M Bil ling sley presiding. Clarence M Coxsee of Redwood City CA and his wife spend three days with Mrs A R Coxsee before visiting Algona IA. William Stubler and family return from Chicago after William Jr underwent a serious operation and is recovering. Mrs Anna Walters returns from Bern Switzerland where she visited relatives and noted fighting there makes America seem better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Schultz
Denver
B. T. Balear
Clarence M. Coxsee
Redwood City
California
A. R. Coxsee
Algona
Iowa
William Stubler
William
L. G. Stubler
Chicago
William, Jr
Anna Walters
Bern
Switzerland
Monticello
Visit to Albion Brings Mrs McAleer Family to Nebraska
Mrs. Mattie McAleer and her children Katherine and Robert visited relatives in Albion Nebraska this morning. Mrs. William Altman departed for Albion for a visit and was accompanied as far as Cedar Rapids by Mr. Altman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. George
Rickles Gerdes
Pomeroy, Iowa
Mattie McAleer
Katherine
Robert
Albion
Nebraska
William Altman
Cedar Rapida
Altman
Uncalled Letters Remain at Monticello Post Office
Letters addressed to F. C. Bell Nadine Brooks Milton Cotton Rev. E G Buiker Mrs Martha Hanna Joe H Houston Charles O'Brien Mrs Emma Schneider Miss Lucille Tibback Miss Nettie Wink and Samuel Young remain in the Monticello post office uncalled for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Bell
Nadine Brooks
Milton Cotton
E.G. Buiker
Martha Hanna
Joe H. Houston
Charles O’brien
Emma Schneider
Lucille Tibback
Nettie Wink
Samuel Young
Monticello
Clerk Roy Adamson Steps Into Vacant Shoe Store Role
Roy Adamson began clerking in George Stuhlers Sons' Co shoe store last Monday. He fills the position left open by Ralph Baker who is resigning and plans to move to Seattle tomorrow to settle there permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mastin
Jones Chautauqua
Monticello
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Roy Adamson
George Stuhlers
Heavy rains wash out culverts near dam project
Last Sunday and Monday six inches of water caused washouts on highways and culverts. Virtus Hanssen, overseeing construction on the Electric Light dam, reported losses of several hundred dollars due to the damage to preliminary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virtus Hanssen
Monticello News Highlights Local Figures and Events
Des Moines editor O R Scroggie visits Monticello and notes his son Eugene attends Iowa State College at Ames. Greenfield’s James F Laude visits family in Monticello and Castle Grove and appears unchanged by time. Water pipe burst at Dr G G Thomas office causes $600 loss. furniture refinishing planned. House Economic course third year runs Oct 12 to 17 with Miss Neale Knowles as demonstrator. City purchases a street sweeper and sprinkler. old sweeper Dinklage remains for additional cleaning. John Danneman of Amber dies in Colorado Springs. funeral in Wayne township. Harry Hall formerly of Onslow dies in Cedar Rapids. burial in Cascade beside W S Hall. Hall survived by a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Scroggie
Des Moines
Midland Monthly
Monticello
Scroggie
Eugene
Iowa State College
Ames
James F. Laude
Greenfield
Iowa
Castle Grove
Neale Knowles
John Danneman
Herman Danneman
Amber
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wayne Township
Mardoff
Danneman
Harry Hall
Onslow
Cedar Rapids
Cascade
W. S. Hall
Mr. Hall
Hall
Calhoun Stevenson
Chicago
Edward Houlette
Mr. Stevenson
Shattuck
Oklahoma
John Stevenson
Dubuque
Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Harry Young
Rock Inland
Charles
Rock Island
George Haines
Davenport
Woodmen Lodge
Clarifies aid after Hicks and Hubbard car crash
W H Hanken corrects prior report on the Lowell Hicks and Clarence Hubbard accident. Fred Bartels and wife with baby were at the scene. Bartels drove to Hanken's home to fetch help, leaving wife and child briefly. Bartels returned with aid, countering claims he refused assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hanken
Lowell Hicks
Clarence Hubbard
Fred Bartels
Mr. Bartels
Mr. Hanken
Only Woman Admitted to Citizenship by Monticello Court
Mrs. Mary Arduser 75 of Monticello was naturalized in district court by Judge Smith becoming the first woman admitted to citizenship by the judge. She plans to vote when franchise extends to women after completing her homestead proofs taken earlier in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arduser
Monticello
United States
Smith
South Dakota
High School Notes Highlight New Officers and Welcome Week
Anne Stirton reports on Frank Hicks and Paul Matthijssen visiting the high school and the freshman class electing officers Harry Maire Thais Van Meter and Albert Schneider. Rev Charles Parsons spoke at devotionals, Frances Coyle James Wilson Fred Mastin and Jacob Carmichael visited classes, Milling ton Carpenter praised athletics, school opened Sept 7 with 127 students, freshmen adjusting, senior reception introduced new teachers and students, Miss Jarman McCuskey Wallace Hollingsworth Riess Stabler Lorraine D Autremont welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Stirton
Frank Hicks
Paul Matthijssen
Harry Maire
Thais van Meter
Albert Schneider
Charles Parsons
Des Moines
Society of the Friendless
Parsons
Frances Coyle
James Wilson
Fred Mastin
Jacob Carmichael
Millington Carpenter
Carpenter
William Stabler
Miss Jarman
Miss McCuskey
Wallace Hollingsworth
Riess Stabler
Lorraine D’autremont
Dallas Swordes
Miller
District Court Proceedings Readies Jury Calendar
The September term opened with Hon. Milo P. Smith presiding and H. A. Osborne sworn foreman of the grand jury. Equity matters to be heard without a jury. next week’s jury schedule lists cases including Finn, Wells adm. vs. Chamberlain, Chandler Pump Up vs. Heven, and Knight vs. Farragher among others. Probate and guardianship actions approved, wills admitted to probate, and numerous estates and guardianships recorded. Several civil actions settled or dismissed. divorces granted in two pairs, and multiple judgments entered or to be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Milo P. Smith
H. A. Osborne
Histate
Thos. T. Finn
Wells Adm
Chamberlain
Rea
Chandler
Heven
First National Bank
Wyoming
Hoyer
Knight
Farragher
Hanson Va
City of Anamoara
F. &. Cook
Schnapp
Mead
Siegel Meyer Cor
School
Hart Et al
Coats
Shaw & Dutton
Chadwick
Ae Lawrence
Anamosa National Bank Garn
Hollenbeck
Rowen
Rapheal & Sons Co
Stovers
Ludeman Vs. Black
Citizens State Bank
Garrett
Slinkner
English
Aldrich
Topping
Costa
Darts & Lone
Giltrap
Leggett
Tiede
Gray Va
Gray
Manning
Iowa Implement Co
Kness Et al
Bennett
Ralston
Mitchell Et al
Vanvoltenburg
Vanvolteanbureg
Stutt
Walworth
Bobren
Gordon
Quirk Et al
Thompson
Fenton
Conkie
Funeral of Mrs Caroline How ard Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Caroline How ard was held Saturday afternoon at two at her residence. Rev. C Cushman of the Congregational church led services and burial followed at Oakwood cemetery. Out of town attendees included several Morgans DeShaws Podhaski Carter Smith Monroe Hubbard and others from Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Hale and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Howard
C. &. Cushman
Congregational Church
Oakwood Cemetery
William Morgan
James Morgan
Charles Morgan
Stephen DeShaw
Stephen DeShaw, Jr
Clifford Dighton
Nettie
Joseph Podhaski
Hopkinton
Panny Carter
Ray Smith
Cedar Rapids
Cola Monroe
Hale
William Hubbard
Anamosa
Millinery Opening Displaying New Fall Winter Hats
Howell's millinery store announces a two day display on September 22 and 23 featuring an entirely new stock of fall and winter millinery. The display promises good material work and updated styles for Monticello and surrounding ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Howell’s
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County I Paper
J. W. Doxsee
E. G. Burrichter
Home News
Iirnest Shelley
H. M. Carpenter
Deatrick’s
Harry Wilson
Carl Dutton
Iowa City
Doutrick’s
Eclipse
Edward Schneider
Deutrick’s
J. E. Fink
Clinton
Hans Ruof
McAleer Millinery
F. J. Cross
J. 8. Hall
Fd Sargent
Manchester
G.H. George
H.S. Richardson
St. Paul
Deatrick D. G. Co
Joseph Meyer
Arch Koop
Bell Telephone Company
George Magee
K. M. Magee
M. O
Deutrick D. G. Co
Lawrence R. Jacobs
Illinois
Walter Hubbard
Bert Hubbard
Charles Martin
Hula Flansburg
Olin
Paul Balear
Waterloo
Rex Ricklefs
Albert Lea
Seward Smith
Prairieburg
Edward LeClair
Jane Moore
Jacob Arduser
Ryan
Louis Hoag
Mrs. Davis
C. A. Errickson
Margaret Snook
Forsyth
Dolph Huene
Jacob Schneider
A. C. Ehrisman
Herman Schneider
Caroline
Mr. Allender
Allender & Pond
Washington
Perkins Smith
Roy Cropp
Sioux City
Mabel Heisey
Houston
Texas
Nicholas Maurice
Kate Maurice
New Mexico
Nellie Turner
J. G. Thomas
Lois
Lucile Runkle
John Locher
Lisbon
Adolph Egger
Adam Scheer
Ryan, Toay
Edward Herrep
L. A. Martin
Mr. Martin
Leonard Duckett
Coe College
Presbyterian Church
Bayless
David Heisey
John Heisey
Harry Rodman
Baby
Plainfield
Sarah Timpe
Fred Matthijssen
Audubon
Clyde Wilson
H. L. Wilson
Augusta Haeussler
Kansas City
Kansas
Charles Cushman
Anamosa Sanitarium
Eleo
Alex Sutherland
Scotch Grove
Geyser
Peter Bailey
Roeland Kuntze
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
German Reformed Church
Frank Husman
King Livery
Messrs
Hogan
Stewart Stabler
Exeter
New Hampshire
Phillips- Exeter Academy
Cornelia Skelley
Mrs. Fulton
Amy Darling
Nellie Matthiessen
Clarence
Monticello High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Billingsley
Chris Dinklage
William ©. Ferguson
Los Angeles
F. M. Byerly
Roy V. Porter
Ferguson
Fligh School
Lillian Wasoba
Frank B. Wasoba
Benedict Sherman
J. H. Stivers
Murie Murfield Et al
Margaret Louise Lister
Herbert Lavery
Robert Lister
J. W. Treland
James L. Hanna
Martha Ellison
Felix Cavanaugh
John Dolezal
Robert IT
Boots
J. W. Coxsee
John Aiken Schaefer
Eliza J. Munsell
D. B
Fred A. Bills
Martha Campbell
W. M. Dennison
C. H. Schipman
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