Correction on Galena baseball finances cited by Kraehmer
C C Kraehmer, secretary, writes to the editor to correct a prior report about a deficit. He says the new association paid bills totaling 50.51 to various individuals and firms, not 9.31, to avoid discrepancies in future financial reports.
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Grant hotel front painted. neat appearance
City briefs report the Grant hotel exterior completed giving the building a tidy facade. Other items note births, illnesses, job changes, travel, a large 60 pound watermelon, charity or surprise events, fishing trips, street sign contracts, a Camp 19 outing, a sheriff office marriage, and plans for residence in Platteville.
Numerous Visits and Local News From Rodden Area
Miss Bertha Whitson returns from Chicago with Lena and Flora Little as friends. many locals visit relatives, attend picnics, funerals, and church events. Weather brings a cooling wave. infrastructure repairs continue on water works while threshing dominates farm life. Personal notes cover births, illnesses, road travel, and community remarks.
Beloved Woman Laid to Rest in Prospect Hill Cemetery
The obituary notes the burial Saturday at Prospect Hill cemetery at 1 pm. Pallbearers listed include George Hornby and Alex Virtue. Singers named are Dave Robinson James Campbell Mrs Laura Eustice Hat tie Funston Nellie Gray and Mrs George Hornby. Mention of Grandmother Turner ill and Arch Virtue with Jessie McKinley seen in Galena.
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John Beadle
Jim Tippett
Andrew Jenning
George Turner
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James Campbell
Laura Eustice
Hattie Funston
Nellie Gray
Minor
Snow’s College of Dressmaking
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Local residents depart and visit across towns and states
Miss Myrtle Polchow returned from Rockford after a pleasant visit. Miss Florence Hitt traveled to Galena for a month's vacation. J Thomas of Chicago returned home from visiting friends. William Laity of Seales Mound visited his sister Mrs Henry Daniels and family. Teachers institute in Galena drew about a hundred delegates. J C Metzger of Galena was in town on business. Ed Shruk and Floyde Tucker attended the Warren fair. Amos Atchison and Ada Allen visited St Paul. Otto Schaefer and Frank Donahue went to Cuba City for mining work. Mrs Frank Rowley visited her brother Jesse Mitchell in Woodbine. Remains of Mrs Godfrey brought home. funeral Sunday afternoon. Floyd Bryant visiting Freeman Reed in Hickory Grove. Sherman Bowden and family moved to Mrs Lees rooms. Ore in Black Hawk mine increasing. Wisbon mine to reopen. Speer and Hunt of Hanover visited Elizabeth Saturday. Jessie Clegg left for Storm Lake Ia after weeks here. Wilbur Richards from Iowa visiting relatives. Steve Burrows visiting. Mrs Fred Kagie and daughter visiting Nora relatives. Elmer Goldthorpe and Hazel to Des Moines for relatives and Des Moines fair. George Williams and wife visited son Frank in Topeka. Della Isabell was a Chicago passenger last week. Mrs McHugh has new fall goods. Rev Rife and Arthur Bade of Stockton visited. Winnie Brashaw of Stockton visited aunt Mrs J Baker. Emma Westphal of Hanover visiting Olive Westphal.
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Rockford
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Galena
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Chicago
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Fmaily
Seales Mound
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Floyde Tucker
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Ada Allen
St. Paul
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Topeka
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Local residents visit the city for business and social visits
E Slattery buys a new carriage team. Henry Smith from Schappsville, Carl Scott from Scales Mound, Jos Morrison from Rockford, Liddle from Scales Mound, Mortimer Hayden from Dubuque with uncle Philip Clark, Benjamin Mensen from Menominee, Mrs Roed from Dubuque visits, Lee Morton travels to Darling ton to visit parents, Miss Lillian Julian from Hazel Green calls on friends, Ada Fairweather from Dubuque stays with Miss Bertie Seubert, E W Moore of Galena Iron Works in Platteville spends Sunday, plus several others visiting or shopping in the city and returning home.
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Schappsville
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Scales Mound
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Rockford
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Dubuque
Philip Clark
Benjamin Mensen
Menominee
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Lee Morton
Darlington
Celia Stevens
Ida Colson
Lillian Julian
Hazel Green
Ada Fairweather
Bertie Seubert
E. W. Moore
Galena Ironworks
Platteville
Albert Oldenberg
F. Middendorf
Jos. Westerier
Walter Mathies
James Glasgow
Guilford
Zeph Chas. Felt
B. F. Felt
Rev. T. J. Asmus
Hull
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W. H. Snow
Mineral Point
Local residents and visitors noted in Dubuque city news
Many guests and travelers were mentioned including Miss Loretta O Rourk returning to Chicago, Miss Gill returning to Dubuque from Dubuque, and visits by Chas Paeschke C Benjimen from Milwaukee. Others include Mrs Geo C Biesmann after Winona trip, Frank Stokes recovering from appendicitis, Gen A L Chetlain after GA R encampment, and William Galvin traveling auditor for Union Pacific visiting St Paul.
Wednesday sick list and social visits in city
The city notes a series of personal health updates and social calls. Albert Heid remains on the sick list while Henry Zimmerman shows rapid improvement. Many residents including Miss Hortense Guggenheim, Miss Sadie Machow, Miss Lizzie Liddle, Miss Myrtle Wilkinson, and others visit relatives or travel to neighboring towns. The ferry Lillian is scheduled to depart Spring street bridge at 9 am for Bellevue.
Hazel Green News Jam Packed With Local Doings
J W Watson of Livingston seeks sheriff’s post while visitors arrive from Oroville and Waterloo. Chase & Sanborn agent appointed. two Hazel Green lots sold to Galena brewing. residents attend Tri-State fairs. hunting licenses urged. bank stockholders corrected.
Funerals and travel mark the local notes of the week
H Strohmeyer travels to Shullsburg for the funeral of Mrs Hellmyer to be held tomorrow. Frank and Herman Lun ing also attend the same service for their sister Mrs Hellmeyer tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Geo Barns and daughter Ethel leave for Denver after visiting in town. Gen A L Chetlain departs for Bellevue for his first visit there in sixty years. Mrs Herbst of La Crosse visits old friends, including Geo Stauss. William Jahncke begins foundation work on Thode store, due for completion by November 1. The late Mrs Jacob Mueller's funeral was held this afternoon with Rev Pilz delivering the sermon. A local group joins a Knights of Columbus excursion to Clinton from Bellevue aboard Kittee's launch and the W W steamer, a trip described as enjoyable.
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Shullsburg
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Threshing Engine Fires Barn and Grain Stacks
A threshing machine on Mrs. Winslow’s Winslow farm near Scales Mound started a fire Thursday. The stacks and barn burned before crews could stop the blaze, but the engine was dragged from the flames and saved. The machine was worth several hundred dollars. The origin of the fire is under investigation.
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Dr C N Stuesser Physician and Surgeon Hazel Green
Dr C N Stuesser practicing in Hazel Green Wisconsin with office hours from 8 to 9 am 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Telephone connection available.
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Hazel Green, Wis
Grain farm barn fire destroys Hodgens grain and structure
Sparks from an engine ignited a fire at a grain farm owned by Garet Hodgens who rents the property. The barn and the grain being threshed were a total loss.
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Galena Defeats Mineral Point In Exhibition Baseball
Galena defeated Mineral Point yesterday by 4 to 2 behind strong pitching by Knight and eight hits allowed. Madden and Keyes led the offense with two hits each while Jack Ovitz made two errors at first for Mineral Point. The two teams meet again at the fairgrounds next weekend with Ernie Ovits and Charlie Knight scheduled to pitch.
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New Hotel Vaughan Opens in Platteville Wisconsin
New Hotel Vaughan in Platteville Wisconsin completed and ready for business offering modern conveniences large club rooms for meetings sample rooms and up to date facilities. Rates from 1.50. Proprietor A W Vaughan announces eager service to guests.
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