School Shoes Sale Promises Greatest Selection Yet
An advertisement urges readers to visit for the widest range of school shoes, asserting constant use and urging shoppers to choose from the best available options.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement urges readers to visit for the widest range of school shoes, asserting constant use and urging shoppers to choose from the best available options.
Albert Stuhler visits friends in Moline and several residents travel to Marion Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Saskatche wan for short visits. Monticello people attend weddings visits and trips including Prairieburg Greely and Tama with notices of stores and millinery offerings.
Monticello residents share updates on visits, travel and illness. Local figures including Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and Miss Ambuehl are noted with family travels to Kadoka and Des Moines. A fluency of names marks a busy social week with church, school, and community events.
Miss Nina Miller of Waterloo returns home Friday evening with her friend Mrs. Win Ward after visiting Mrs. Ward's parents in Michigan and staying two days at Ste Kate Miller's home.
Mr and Mrs George Guyon traveled to Hixcelsair Springs Missouri last Thursday night to remain for several weeks for Mr Guyons health. He left his job as a traveling salesman due to poor health.
Mission services will be held at St. John's Lutheran church in Wayne township with Rev. William L. Schuetz as pastor assisted by Rev. G. Francke of Keystone and Rev. William George of Webster City. Services at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m a dinner served on church grounds. Rev. Edward A. Lang of West Branch recently joined a visit from the Methodist Episcopal conference with Mrs Lang and family before Lang returned to West Branch. TH. DD. Sherman of Cedar Rapids visited town noting his 86th birthday next week and recalling 50 years in Monticello including 30 with the local creamery and service as Iowa's first dairy commissioner.
CG A Whiting and Mrs Joseph Clewlow visit Monticello relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Robert Young and Mr and Mrs Joseph King. Grand jury challenges, district court session at Anamosa, and Wells Fargo dispute prompt express service adjustments.
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Schneider was nearly killed when the Davenport passenger train struck a wagon and a fender pushed the child off the track. The baby suffered scratches and bruises but escaped serious injury. Dr Mirick attended and reported no eye damage.
Reports of accidents include Mrs. Lewis Sherret's finger injury at a canning factory, John Callahan's knee, and Frank Livingstone and May Kent harmed by balls. Car and streetcar crash near Cedar Rapids injures J. H. Belknap. six Oxford Junction saloons reach injunction agreement to halt liquor sales. Congregational church sessions begin September 26 led by Northeastern Association. Cascade player Tommy Kelley commits suicide after a season with Monticello ties. Deaths include Mrs. Ita Maria Harms near Monticello and Mrs. Elizabeth Gramm Sceren of Wayne Township, with extensive family details and funeral notices.
The Express reports a broken typesetting machine on Tuesday and late parts delaying operations. Miss Hester Hutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Hutton and M M Sinclair of Seatech Grove were married last evening.
A local ad announces custom ladies hats from Doutrick D. G. Co offering latest shapes at low prices. The notice highlights tailoring services and affordable options for fashionable headwear.
At a recent conference meeting in Charles City the appointments were announced. Rev. A. M. Billingsley becomes superintendent of the Dubuque district and Rev. W. W. Carle ton takes the Davenport district. Rev. W. Memiming presides Marshalltown district and T. K H Gruwell leads Cedar Rapids district. Other placements include Central City and Manchester among numerous assignments with several ministers returning to or reassigned to local communities.
The Monticello community backs Charlie Sloan for Congress on the Republican ticket in Nebraska's Sixth District. A proud hometown biography highlights his farm roots, self made college path at Iowa State Agricultural College, and career as educator, lawyer, and public servant. Neighbors cite strong character, debt free education, and broad support from local bankers and teachers.
A columnist notes the growth of baseball expressions and how nonfans misinterpret them. He cites examples like Casey flew out and Walsh whiffed to show language can be murky to outsiders. FP. Mrs. C. W. Hosford visits Center Point.
The Express office reports heavy correspondence and late copy this week due to a breakdown of the typesetting machine. The Springfield Republican notes the Democratic committee may seek Mr Ballinger’s removal only on a charge, not a charge.
Leave your subscriptions for all German and English newspapers and periodicals at J. E. Pond's Insurance Office, located over The Lovell State Bank.
Office Ely Block Cedar Rapids lists Dra Dalbey and Carroll practicing disease of Eyu Hay Nose and Throat. Hours 9 to 12 g 1 o50 m.
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