Monticello Notices and Local Commerce Skims the Week
Monticello residents appear in many social and shopping items from visits by Mrs. King to Burichter's Dry Goods. The column notes weddings, travels, millinery openings, discounts, and local business events including Deitrick's and Burrichter's promotions, upcoming Jubilee Singers, and court attendance.
Monticello News Roundup Dates and Social Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hicks of Chicago to visit Monticello relatives for weeks. Mrs. Ed Soetje and two Denver children arrive to see C. H. Soetje. Deutrick's promotes blankets and underwear. Hazlet notes travel decline during campaign. Rudolph Bohren improves barn. Master Martin Peterson injured by a horse, recovering. Millinery Openings announced at Deatrick's and Teeter's. Jas B Mackie to perform at the opera house. Dr. Geo Inglis attends Presbytery meeting in Clinton. Local purchases and fittings offered by Kiburz Co and harness trades. W. F. Roan advertises carriage trimming. Lovell couple travel to Michigan. father-in-law dies. Grand jury fails to indict some saloon keepers. Bernard sisters perform with Grime's Cel lar Door. Teeter millinery opening details.
Chicken pie supper by the Indies at Monticello church
The Indies of the M. E. church plan a Friday evening chicken pie supper at the church on September 28 with a 25 cent price.
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M. E. Church
Fire alarm warns of woodshed blaze in Schatz home
An alarm reported last night at 11:30 PM revealed a woodshed fire at August Schatz’s lower-town residence. Firefighters arrived promptly but the blaze was under control before hoses reached the scene, causing only minor damage after starting in an ash barrel.
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August Schatz
Marshal Cartano
Schatz
Josiah Nix Expires After Short Illness In Manchester
Josiah Nix died at 85 after a brief illness at the home of his son John Nix in Manchester. A former Monticello resident he had moved to Amamosa for lead mining years ago. Survived by five sons and two daughters. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence.
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Josiah Nix
Monticello
Manchester
Mr. Nix
Amamosa
Wapsie
John Nix
Death of Julius Rohrbach in Chicago at fifty
Julius Rohrbach died at Chicago hospital on Saturday evening from Bright's disease and pneumonia. Born in Germany, he came to America as a youth and lived in Maquoketa and Monticello where he ran furnishing goods businesses. He is survived by his wife and a son Harry, now 16. The remains were sent to Nashville for interment in the family lot.
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Jackson County Sentinel
Julius Rohrbach
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Germany
America
Harry
Maquoketa
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Farwell
Sioux City
Jubilee Singers
C. H. Rastede
Cedar Rapids
Deatrick’s
Co. M. Brown
Nebraska
New Dress Goods
Hicks & Eilers
Louisa Grassmeyer
Cascade
H. C. Wills
Frank Bingham
Yankton
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Deutrick’s Store
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Jos. King
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Henry Pangler
Kansas
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Mrs. McGuinniss
Anamosa
Chas. Bidwell
St. Cloud, Minnesota
Wantrep
Ellen Nandell
West Union
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C. W. Hosford
Frank Chapman
Marshalltown
W. H Ensign
Jesup
Scroggie
Stuhlers
W. B. Guthrie
Hopkinton
Prof. C. R. Scroggie and
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Robt. Abel
Chas. Shearer
H. §. Lee and
C. E. Nevins
Davenport
Chris. Aichen
Hazel Green
Fulline
Curtiss
B. BE. Coakley
Frank Vernimont
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Robi. Henderson, Sr
D. A. Palmer
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Alvah Miller
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Phoebe
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Ute
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O. R. Ricker
Innes
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Palace of Sweets
W. P. Ferguson
Jennie Alloway
Peter Like
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Bowen’s Prairie
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Sand Spring
Lost Nation
James B. Mackie
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The
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Sterling, Illinois
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J. W. Hoult
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C. H. Schipman
the Merchant
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