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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
7
Burroughs Prompt Encourages Full Review of All Items
The note urges readers to be sure to see every item in the set, referencing E G Burrichter or Burrrichter as a point of attention. It emphasizes thorough examination of all listed materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanken
Flanders
Monticello News Roundup of Visitors and Local Events
Cedar Rapids and Dubuque visitors are listed among Monticello residents with several trips to towns like Epworth, Anamosa, Oxford Junction and Strawberry Point. Carload apples on track, theater show Daniel Boone on the Trail, and local court docket announce upcoming trials.
Local society notes and visits across Cedar Rapids area
Miss Abbie Ferguson returns from Hopkinton and Miss Mate Seimering visits Sumner. Numerous visits and travel by Welch, Purchas, Schoonover, Teeter, Buxton, Lathrop, Kenworthy, Fairbanks, Rogers, Yousse, and others. Pension increase for Civil War veteran John Sutton. Typhoid epidemic concerns in Cedar Rapids and regional health actions. Community events include church ministers meeting, telegraph depot staff change, bankers’ gathering in Chicago, rains, estate sale changes, and celebrations for Mrs Ommen’s anniversary.
Cloud Buys 240 Acre Farm West of Manchester
Delaware county attorney A M Cloud purchased the Christopher Jordison farm west of Manchester totaling 240 acres for 24000 dollars. The report notes Manchester lawyers' thrifty holdings and life leases on offices. Samuel K E Lockwood, youngest son of Mrs. Nancy J Lockwood, wed Miss Sylvia Hall on the 21st at Whiting in a Methodist Episcopal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Cloud
Delaware County
Christopher Jordison
Manchester
Samuel EK. Lockwood
Nancy J. Lockwood
Monticello
Whiting
Town
Sylvia Hall
W. A. Walcott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Lockwood
Sale of 200 acre Hopkinton farm near Sand Spring
The Martin McDonough farm of 200 acres near Sand Spring was sold for 95 dollars per acre. Purchasers were J. J Kirkwood and J. B. McConnell of Hopkinton. The buyers, not being farmers, are believed to have purchased the property for speculative purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Noble
J. W. Coxsee
Hopkinton
Martin McDonough
Sand Spring
J. J Kirkwood
J. 8. McConnell
Roy Peterson Pursues Further Study at Harvard College
Roy Peterson departed last Monday for Harvard College to pursue the Doctor of Philosophy degree this year. He earned a Master of Arts from Harvard last June and, delighted by scholarly work, intends another year of intensive university study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Peterson
Harvard College
Monticello Notes Show Visit, Travel, and Local Updates
Rev and Mrs W E Van Buren of Eldora visited Monticello parishioners and friends last Tuesday. Catherine Lovell, with a June degree from State University, will pursue post graduate sciences at Wisconsin State University. R G Lyons now in Glen Dale California reports a thriving 6000 population town with Iowa ties. Frank Page traded a Buick for a house and lot, Tony Hilers wrecked a buggy wheel after taking the car to Marion. D K Pond offers legal and insurance services. Brick smoke stack work begins for school heating plant. George Watt returns from North Dakota trip with drought and frost impacts noted. Rev E E Greenstein will be absent until Oct 12. sermons planned in Chicago and Sheboygan. N Baer attends German Reformed Synod session as Monticello delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. van Buren
Eldora
Monticello
Catherine Lovell
The
State University
Wisconsin State University
Robertson
Jackson
Minnesota
Frank Page
Tony Hilers
Tony
Frank
Marion
E. E. Greenstein
Chicago
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Synod of the German Reformed Church
N. Baer
Rhine trip notes and local community tidbits
Tiarks travels to Bad Bertrich for a three week Rhine treatment and meets Americans en route to Oberammergau as rain gives way to lovely fall weather. A reception honors Rev Roy V Porter and wife at the Methodist church while a Monticello photographer is jailed 30 days for loitering. Willis B Lord weds Mabel L Wheeless in Hopkinton after years in Monticello and Aurora teaching science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Tiarks
Rhine
Bad Bertrich
Mosel
Oberammergau
Roy V. Porter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand jury reports indictments in local case batch
Judge Milo P. Smith heard the grand jury report last Friday. The panel voted true bills against all charged complaints. Frank Hughes of Monticello faces indictment for resisting an officer after an earlier assault. Henry Nordman to face trial for an offense. Mills F. Miles connected to a financial failure. Fred W. Hein and Clarence Glick called for alleged desertion of their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo P. Smith
Frank Hughes
Monticello
Nightwatch Brown
Henry Nordman
Mills F. Miles
Fred W. Hein
Clarence Glick
Mrs. Quirk Mother of Mrs. Kehoe Dies at 90
Mrs. James Quirk aged 90, born in County Cork Ireland, died at Oxford Junction after a long illness. Immigrating in 1851 to Ontario, she later married James Quirk at Peterboro and moved across Jones County before settling near Oxford Junction where she resided until her death on September 13. Her daughter Mrs. D H Kehoe was with her during the final weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quirk
Oxford Junction
D. H. Kehoe
Monticello
Quirk
Curran
County Cork
Ireland
Ontario
Canada
Peterboro
Jones County
Corporation
Kehoe
Martha A. Howard
Stanley R. Howard
George S. Howard
Baltimore
Oakwoods Cemetery
Howard
Qayuaga County
New York
Montgomery County
Clay Township
Newspaper Subscriptions at Pond’s Insurance Office
Leave your subscriptions for all German and English newspapers and periodicals at D. E. Pond's Insurance Office located over The Lovell State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Pond
Lovell State Bank
North eastern association meeting at Monticello church
The first full gathering of the North eastern association of Congregational churches and ministers met at the Monticello First Congregational Church. Delegates included pastors from Decorah Cedar Falls Osceola and Dubuque. Discussions on 20th century church life and external ministry featured addresses by H I Milligan and Herbert Hinman. Mrs Martha A. Howard of Monticello died in Baltimore aged 79, with funeral plans in Monticello Oakwoods Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Association
Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church Society
Monticello
J. E. Snowden
Cedar Falls
Mahlon Willett
Decorah
W. W. Tuttle
Lawler
H. I. Milligan
Dubuque
Herbert H. Hinman
Oresco
P. A. Johnson
Superintendent of
State Missions
Miss Yeoman
Fisk University
Nashville
Tennessee
Almoral
A. E. Pauley
Castleville
B. H. Q Cheney
M. J. Potwin
Quedar Falls
T. N. Hind
Central City
J. F. Smith
Rice
H. J. Hinman
Revy
Summit
T. M. Orvis
Orvis
H. F. Milligan
Milligan
Earlville
Newcomb
Fayette
A. J. Benton
Nellie Jones
Independence
I. B. Qouchman
Jackson
I. F. Smith
Monona
King
J. A. Brion
Manchester
J. I. Moore
M. A. Breed
Winthrop
B. H. Cheney
Pleasant Prairie
T. B. Cruuchman
Monticello Baseball Season Review Ends With Championship Loss
The Monticello baseball club endured early setbacks as key players Rogers Baylor Sullivan Kinkelin Dowden and a rookie Schubert left for Dakota. Manager Podhusk i rebuilt a strong lineup and during the final twenty games the team won fourteen but Anamosa held a decisive lead to win the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Milbank
South Dakota
Monticello
Fuzzy Baylor
Fuzzy
Sullivan
Kinkelin
Dowden
Clinton
Schubert
Anamosa
Dakota
Podhuski
Mayor Sued Over 2017 Damages In Monticello Case
W L Lambertson, a Maquoketa photographer, sues Mayour Voorhees for 2017.60 after a$15 fine and $2.60 costs in a peddler license dispute lead to a disputed arrest and a question of Voorhees authority amid residency claims in Iowa and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayoux
James A. Voorhees
W. L. Lambertson
Lambertson
Maquoketa
Monticello
Maquoketa Bank
Voorhees
South Dakota
Iowa
Towa
Community Notes and Early 20th Century Local Announcements
Local school events dominate the page as talks on temptation and a planned high school quartet are noted. A chicken pie supper at the Methodist church draws teachers, students, and various townsfolk, with a physics class sample copy distribution and a request for Prairie Hill cemetery volunteers and $1 donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killias
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxler
E. G. Burrichter
F. Masten
Cedar Rapids
O. H. Soetje
Fred Matthiessen
Wyoming
Hugh Campbell
Epworth
George Graham
Oy Bert
Strawberry Point
Mary Wolf
Iven Steiner
Kate Rogers
Oxford
Monay
Mabel Heisey
Lenox College
R. M. Corbit
Nellie Kellum
St. Paul
Homer Hart
Center Junction
Mary Smith
Worthington
J. B. Hoag
Cleveland
Ohio
Deva Doykendall
Mrs. M. Kehoe
Lemars
Mary and
Carrie Clark
Kansas
Fred Beckman
Laurel, Nebraska
Harry Magee
Epworth Seminary
George Abel
James Abel
Clara Gruenstien
Cedar Rapids High School
John Scheer
Mapleton
Daniel Boon
Opera House
Harry Young
Rock Island
Eppie Price
Helen
Medford
Oregon
Russell Stabler
Madison
Nathanial Sutherland
J. W. Nelson
Harry McKee
Tom Aggeloalon
A. Samuelson
Charles O. Spencer
Misa Ida Marsh
Anamosa Sanitarium
Wm. Campbell
Mary
Matthew Campbell
Galen Mirick
Gomar Brothers
Galen
Jerome Brazelton
William
Abbie Ferguson
Mate Seimering
Sumner
Messrs
W. M
John
Welch
W. J. Purchas
George L. Schoonover
Lovell
M. H. Teeter
Waterloo
F. W. Buxton
Wheatland
Mrs. P. O. Babcock
Nathan Lathrop
Clarence
Rudolph Rickless
John Sutton
Ambrose Kenworthy
Galena, Kansas
Morris Quaintance
Mrs. Kenworthy
Mrs. A. L. Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
George Rogers
Jack Yousse
Beckey Brown
Eugene Dewitt
Omaha
Eastwood
Samuel Eberhart
Laredo
Missouri
Andrew Davidson
Lake Geneva
Association of the Congregational Ministers
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Dennis Liddy
George Wilkins
J. Farley
W. R. Knight
Hale
Knight
Bolton
H. M. Carpenter
Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
Fallbrook
California
Charles , Crane
Peter Ommen
E. E. Gruenstein
R. G. Lyons
Texas
Glendale
D. K. Pond
Lovell Bank Building
George Watt
Cass
Souris
North Dakota
Willis B. Lord
Mabel L. Wheeless
Jennings Seminary
Aurora
Ilinois
J. EH. Snowden
Charles H. Beaver
W. B. Hill
D. P. Breed
Uesday
Prairie Hill
Castle Grove
Harm Kickers
He Cross Hardware Co
H. F. Burrichter
Burrichter’s
Amana Societies
Alsever’s
John H. Taft & Company
N. G. W. Winner
FURS
C. H. Schipman
Lovell Block Store
R. & G. Corsets
Bradley
Pine Tree Mills Silks
Reuben Bros
Hicks & Ricklefs
A. G. Hanken
Lang
L. H. Lang
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