14 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Cudahy Times
Location
Cudahy, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1894
Page
1
A man linked to a new store was found dead in a barn after a fire. Witness testimony indicates he shot himself, ending a troubled past that included a Chicago property, disappearance, and later move to join his wife. Funeral set for Forest Home Cemetery.
A stream of Milwaukee residents including Jo Foomes and Mrs Wm Monroe were seen in town on Friday. Others listed include Joyce and McNamara visiting from Milwaukee and Wauskesha, with Lavale and South Milwaukee locals noted for business and social calls.
Miss Ella Webber and Miss Emma Girth of Milwaukee visited Mrs Wm Monroe last Sunday. Chris Lempke and John Sadamann, Milwaukee well borers, watched their interests in Cudahy Friday. T H McElroy of Shullsburg visited his sons here last week. Rev Nommensen of Bay View Lutheran discussed the new church in town. Mamie and Mattie Martin attended a Milwaukee prize mask ball last Saturday and remained in the city Sunday. Captain M M Wheeler of St Paul, freight agent for the Illinois route, spent Sunday with his mother. A series of social calls and appointment notices follow for Collesa Avenue and nearby streets in late January and early February.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the town of Lake that I will be at my office daily until Jan. 10 1894 and on specified dates thereafter in various localities including Louis Eheltier St Louis Chicago road Jos Grass St Francis Geo Lorig Layton avenue Chicago road Matt Gruenwald Howell avenue Peter Huelsbich New Colon Matthias Miller Seaborn Kinney Skinnie Lincoln Avenues G School St Francis and Aug Manigold through Jan 20 with locations and times listed.
Community notices from 1894 include tax payment reminder, February Lent start, a depot train signal upgrade, upcoming private mask ball at Mrs Dora Jacobsons, and a grand Lake Jolly Pleasure Club ball at Ehleiter's hall. Advertisements promise printing services, music at events, and local shop renovations by F.C. Henrici. Also noted are skating events on the Chicago Road and patent listings from Wis. cOUsT. Inventors this week.
The plant reports completion of tack scales and electric lighting soon installed in the dinning room and kitchen. Cudahy Bros. Co. wins the contract to install far wish meat delivery to the bus-house as the lowest bidder.
Local notes from St Francis Fernwood and Glenwood describe a church fair planned after Lent activities at Sacred Heart and parish events. Tradesmen Franklin Calteaux and Adolph Schulte race for charity, depot talks at St Francis, and Y W Clough to manage St Francis greenhouse.
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