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rf\ 0aited a large umnber of Japanese curiosities, fancy work, the wonderful count* iiig machine, his mother’s god, etc.Owing to inability to secure the kind of light necessary for his sfeereopticouthe lecture, which was to have been givenTneBday, will be given next Monday night at the Presbyterian church, Admission fee of 15 cents and 10 cents will be charged. Those who were present last night will not miss this opportunity. As an educational privilege no onecan afford to miss it.A GOLDEN WEDDING.Mr. and Mrs- Henry Trumpy. Sr., MarriedFifty Vears Ago Today.MORNING MARRIAGE.3-SCHMID—TEU5CH1SK*6oty-leHilyatillfitii-it.hsro-■asMi39 Rose Tubscher and Mr. Adolph Schmid were married at 8 Tuesday morning at tlie parsonage of St. Jolin’3 Evangelical church. Rev. Alfred Schuhperformed the ceremony, and the only nee present were Miss Lizzie Schmid, sister of the groom, and Mr. Edward Blum eft Thehride wore a beautiful gray traveling suit. The couple left on the early morning train for Elgin, where they will visit relatives and will then return to Monroe to make their home onEarmers street. The bride has made her borne in Monroe for a number of years and lias made many near friends. The groom is a worthy, industrious young man and is one of the valued employes at the brewery. Mr. and Mrs.ficbmidout numberMr. and Mrs. H«mry Trumpy, Sr., who reside just north of the German Catholic church on Clinton street in the Third ward are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at their home today. A large family of children and friends are present to assiat in the celebration of the event. Mr. and Mrs.I Trumpy have lived in Green county many years. They were formerly residents of New Glares, and moved from there to Shneyville, where Mr. Trumpy run what became known us the Trumpy mill. Later they came to Monroe to reside. The cel eh rati on today was a surprise, the children and grand children coming in oil the old couple just before dinner without notice.The iguardis town o potent,J udge of her Newm for the 1 reared man. aminechib' i:Franl oral r the alcase 1standand s came in nt her i of al' by tl1 u; iiihii rmu viy - Johnson v;m accept. irrespwiyes at the brewery. Mr. and ilrs. or nof, Johnson willid will have congratulations with-, ^(wtaiu t0 hi) one uE theumber for n long and happy fnt ure. im.et,. The .TatiesvilWhat promises to be a star attraction for the big meet of the Wisconsin division at Janesville in July is a meeting between John H. Johnson, thy Minneapolis flyer, and Walter C. Hanger, of Milwaukee. The Janesville officials have written Sanger and received a favorable reply. There is little doubt but what Johnson will accept. Irrespective ofacceptnt-trac-tfon’s at the meet. The Janesville peofuroparthistTwillurtifcrirJutriiM
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, May 25, 1899
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