Miller Proves An Easy Winner In City Assessor Race
Tuesday's city election yielded clear outcomes with Hubert Miller securing a strong majority for assessor on the Democratic ticket. James Fidler won reelection as treasurer, Edward Ruegger and Thomas Luchsinger captured justice of the peace seats, and three Republican constables led by Maurice Baltzer, Fred L. Babler, and N. Durst topped their wards. The report details ward-by-ward totals and contrasts between party performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Por
James O. Fidler
Justice of the Peace
Edward Rueguer
Thomas Luchsinger
Vor
Maurice Baltzer
Fred L. Uabla
Mls. Durst
Weriie
Hubert Miller
J. D. Mey
James ©. Fidler
Lhd
Assessor
Trenanier
Harvey Eaton
Justice
Ruegger
Thos. Luchsinger
Fred L. Babler
N. §. Durst
Baltzer
Durst
Bubler
Jack Sacker
Hunver
Wyman
J. D. Bley
E. I. Kneeland
James
Fidler Oil
Sumuel Pollock
Hos
Lachsinge
Conatulls
Albany
Belleville
Clarno
Madison
Connell
Evansvillya
BPC
Wilder
George L. Pullen
W G. Patterson
Homer Potter
Cal Broughton
Mineral Point
Republicns
Myor
Remociaus
Brodhead
People’s Party
John A. Young
Citizens
William FF. Holcomb
Mlerk
A. E. Wleek
Archie H. Smith
John 8. Koen
Win
Constable
Frank Robb
T. A. Hoesley
B. G. Winger
Browntown
Thos
Martin
Trustees
T. C. Layton
Josep Dale
Henry Divan
D. A. Kelly
Milton Whitehead
Trancis Mayhew
C. D. Curtiss
P. Nelson
M.D. Kelly
C.D
Tohn Good
George Sawyer
John Good
L. H. Fuller
K. Allen
Michael Shank
D. J. Coryell
A. H. Howe
Isaac Williama
A. T. Sandera
T. H. Kinney
Fourth Ward alderman change in city election results
George Vogl and Toby Connery win for alderman in the Fourth Ward as Hodges replaces Chadwick. The article notes a high spring election turnout with nearly 800 votes and a total city registration of 1,050, detailing county results and mayoral races across multiple towns and cities. It lists numerous local offices, party tickets, and close mayoral contests including Carter in Chicago and Beloit mayor Simon Smith. It also mentions 84 year old Uphan's birthday celebrated at home.
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Toby Connery
Hudges
C Cies
B. M. Noble
Andrew Lewis
W. W. Hodges
Jno
C. Chadwick
Final Easter dancing party a warm Mourne Cornet band triumph
The Easter party at Turner hall Monday night was a perfect triumph for the Mourne Cornet band. Eighty five couples danced as lively timbers drew encores and the box office receipts reached 7.80. Performers received broad applause and the musicians felt the season’s public appreciation, though the winter run did not fully fund the band’s treasury.
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Turner Hall
Mourne Cornet
Lakeside Plans Formed for Monona Lake Assembly
The Madison event on the grounds across Lake Monona in July will feature lodging houses and several cottages plus new tent doors. Directors postpone a new tabernacle until funds rise. J E Moseley has most of the program set. Lecturers include John Temple Graves Josiah Strong Frank DeWitt Talmage J P Dolliver Jane Addams and Thomas Dixon with entertainments by Isabel Garghill the Indian Projectoscope and the Deven Opera company.
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Monona Lake
Madison
Lake Monona
J. E. Moseley
Wordert
Wilbur S
Crafts
John ‘Lemple Graves
Josiah Strong
New York
Fanong
Frank DeWitt Talmage
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Congress
William Armstrong
Chicago Tribune
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Thomas Dixon
Talmage
Isabel Garghill
Beecher
Mdian
Deven Opera Company
Easter Bonnet Sermon Sparks Janesville Church Row
Women of Court Street Methodist Church in Janesville are stirred by a remark from pastor Rev. W. A. Hull who said some women would spend up to ten dollars on an Easter bonnet yet struggle to give ten cents for salvation. He also claimed Americans waste more money than any others on earth.
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Court Street Methodist Church
Janesville
W. A. Hull
Hall
Easter in City Churches Hailed With Growing Attendance
A cold Easter saw church congregations rise across the city despite a chilly spring. Attendance grew as services drew more worshippers, though few vacant seats remained and coughing lingered from the long winter. The milder weather and bright sun lifted spirits and renewed hope for an end to the season’s cold spell.
Monroe County Sunday School Convention Plans Set
At the Monroe Ministers association meeting in Varogys study, arrangements were made for a county Sunday school convention in May. Program committees selected Rev. Bethel, Berkey, and Leider, with entertainment by Miss Perdie Wells, Mrs. Chas Ball, Mes 0nd Willismy, Mrs. Ela Sance, and Mrs. Kate Lichtenwalner. Secretary Varays reported minimal capacity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ministerial Association
Bethel
Berkey
Leider
Perdie Wells
Chas
Ball
Willismy
Ela Sance
Kate Lichtenwalner
Citizens Bank Elects Officers and Adds Director
Stockholders at Citizens bank annual meeting represented nearly all shares. The same officers and directors were reelected with J J Istbudy Jr replacing his late father on the board. A regular dividend was declared and surplus grew to 50000, as the bank maintains policy to increase surplus from undivided profits. Officers: President F Bolender Vice President John Luchsinger Cashier J H Durst Assistant Cashier J A Hodges Directors J Bolender John Luchsinger G T Hodges Hey Durst J J Tsebudy W W Chadwick Ed Carroll.
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Citizens Bank
J. J.istbudy, Jr
J. Dr. Tschudy
F. Bolender
dJno
Luchsinger
J. H. Durst
J. A. Hodges
Cheese maker arrested amid Appleton missing charge
The Lafayette and Outammin counties sheriff were in town Thursday seeking Christian Affeuhl a cheesemaker wanted in Appleton on a felony charge. He allegedly sold cheese from a factory and kept the cash while claiming cheese was bad. He had spent winter in Switzerland and recently returned to run a factory west of town. Authorities say a search for his arrest is underway. The Water Works at Monro and repairs to the pony station buildings were also mentioned.
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Lafayette
Outammin
Christian Affeuhl
Appleton
Stason
Switzerland
Own
Kil. Ruegger
Trike
Wititey
Tod
W. Vole
Asies
Thuy Monro Water Works
Pony Station
Wedding Bells In Matte Ville For Gardner And Rothschild
A quiet wedding at Mr and Mrs C B Gardner’s Matte Ville home on Tuesday morning united Miss Maby Gardner and Dr Walter Rothschild with Rev CA Wight officiating. The bride, a popular public school music instructor, will join her husband in Spokane after the school year ends.
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C. B. Gardner
Matte Ville
Maby Gardner
Walter Rothschild
CA Wight
Spokane
Wash
Bertha L. Gardner
Pierce—Klassy
Louise Klassy
Washington Township
Arthur Pierce
Montieclo
Henry Klassy
Muehlmeier
United for Life Henrye Ostrander Marries Lillie Bonne
Henrye Ostrander and Lillie Bonne, both of Jefferson township, were married by Rev. J. Busing at the parsonage in the Third ward. The bride is the daughter of Abr. Benage and the groom the son of the Justice of the Peace Ostrander. They will live on the Benage farm and the bride’s father will reside with them. Friends extend best wishes for their future happiness.
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Henrye—Ostrander
Migs Lillie
Bonne
Archibald J. Ostrander
Jefferson Township
Benage
Fifty six new books for the young receive city listing
The city Vorary juvenile department lists fifty six new volumes for young readers. Miss Kittie Sisoek, Librarian, provides authors and titles ranging from What Katy Did to Jolly Good Times and stories of American history.
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Kittie Sisoek
Andrews
Alden
Barnes
Brooks
Coolridge
Katy
Drysdale
Mast Mail
Grant
Jace Valis
Terrison
Story Land
Henley
G. A
Ingersoll
Queen Kirk
I. O
Dorothy Deane
Lang
Longhead
Mulock
Miss—Fairy Bool
Munroe
Canpinates
Rattmates
Crockett
Bowie
Phelps
Trotan
Richards
L. B
Thhree Margarets
Shelley
W. H
Smith
Stockton
I. R
I Stoddard
W. O
Clinck Purdy
Tomlinson
BE. F
Trowbridge
Sleutvnvul Hoy
Vaile
Mie Orentz
Arentz Grivts
Wells
Wesselhorn
Torpewants
Tamboy
Moghaty
Baldwin
Noa Slairdell
Century Book of the
Caroll
Chase
C.H
Tayreston
Pirth
Od Groves
Gaorten
Kies
Aga Norton
MD Heart
Woole
Maerhitt Hese
Repplier
Judge Silas Pinney Dies in Madison at 86
Judge Silas Pinney, who resigned from the Supreme bench on November 9, died at his Madison home Saturday evening after a two year decline in health. He was 86 and had continued to perform duties as long as possible. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM, with a semi public service attended by state officers, Supreme Court members, and likely many legislators.
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Silas . Pinney
Supreme Bench
Madison
Pinney
Maui
Supreme Court
Indy
Water Works Fight Moves to Court in Monroe Case
Monroe Water Works company appeals city of Monroe over a refused claim. The suit, filed in Green county circuit court, seeks $585.05 plus interest. Attorney P. J. Clawgan represents the water company with Henry Hoehn and A. Dodge as sureties on the appeal bond.
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Monroe Water Works Company
Monroe
Green County Circuit Court
Water Works Company
City of Mouros
Colin W. Wright
Henry Hoehn
A. ©. Dodge
Times
P. J. Clawgan
Water Company
Were in Town Wednesday and Upcoming Local Events
A list of residents and visitors across Juda and nearby settlements including C Penn Jas Patton Geo Lawyer W A Pengra and Gierhart. Rev L S Bussing will preach at Union Church Spring Grove on a Sunday morning. Plans for Plas Day on April 1 with Monroe high school seniors as entertainment. LG Bark with the Trish South Dakota infanty in the Philippines wounded in Thursday's battle. Green County Agricultural Society meets next Tuesday at 2 PM at the Court House. A baby born to Mrs Sacks at her parents' home in Avlelowiss, last evening.
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LS. Bussing
Union Ehgreh Spring Grove
Monroe High School
Day
LG. Bark
Trish South Dakota
Phillipines
Tharalay
Tleida
Milrey Goddard
Wilmer Goddard
Green County Agricultural Society
Court House
H. Sacks
Avlelowiss
Sacks
Belvidere
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D. Goriam
W. Zimmerman
Secon
Frank Gasser
Mird
We W. Hodges
Mount Ward
J. EL Wana
WF. Pruren Brod
A.C. Dodgh
Thin
Anumery Lewis
Jarsy Ward
Carroll
D. Gorhans
Veveevey
Willina P. Ben
J. L. Weber
Glenn I
FW. Zimmerman
John Zimmermay
Tor Supervisir
Tirkenbrud
Marion Ty Gaper
Tmko
Francis F. White
George Vogl
A.¢. Thode
Beloit
Simon Smith
J. J. Bullock
Sanesvile
Butirs
Victor Richardson
Arthur
Badger
Nicholas Frederic
S.C. Burnhan
Pease
L. I. Hatton
George TL Davey
Heanse
AG Uphan
OM. Williamy
Mary A. Mottill
Tuckford
Bin
Rockford
Give My Williams
Gotham
Roy Upham
Lakeside Plans
Christian Effeuhl
Figs
Mabel Gardner
Platteville
Walter Rothchild
United For Life
City Library
William Id. Murphy
Francis
Vranvis Murphy
The
Circuit Court
Council
C. Penn
Juda
Jas, Patton
Geo
Cadiz
W. A. Pengra
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