Abduction case rocks Juda as Worleys jailed
Luther Berryman reports his daughter Grave Berryman aged 18 disappeared en route to Inda. Dick Worley and his son William Worley are jailed in the county lockup charged with abduction and aiding and abetting. A marriage license was taken March 24 and marriage performed April 5 at Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Worley
Willian‘ Worley
Juda
Young Worley
Worley
Luther Berryman
Jada
Grave Berryman
Fred L. Babler
Thos. Luchsinger
Mdn
Rnegger
William Worley
Office of the Register of Deeds
Brodhead
Richard W. Nicholas
M. BE
Inda
Fort Wasky
She
Worleys Released in Abduction Case at Juda
Dick Worley and son William were freed at 6 p m Tuesday after jail time on abduction charges involving Grace Berryuing. Officials believe the girl and Worley are legally married, complicating conviction prospects. Local anger runs high as the family endures public disgrace while the girl will live with her husband under parental noninterference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Worley
William Worley
Grace Berryuing
Juda
Worley
Jula
Worleys
Post Office Interior Gets Fresh Paint Coat
Henry Tigi of New Glatus has moved to a farm one and a half miles west of this city as improvements proceed on the post office interior with a new paint job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tigi
New Glatus
Dealings in Dirt April real estate transfers listed
A record of April real estate transfers filed at the register of deeds shows Nellie May Royera transferring lot 5 in Albany to J. P. Atherton, amid numerous other deeds. Names include George Walker, Albert Broughton, Martha J. Mills, Patrick Ward, heirs of Jacob Kandert, Tehabod Macomber, Amanda H. Douglas, J. H. Trogner, Daniel Wiehger, Eli Kline, J. Becker, and Jacob Zumbrannen among many parcels in Monroe, Brodhead, Monticello, New Glarus, and Cadiz with prices listed from $1,000 to $3,400 and up to $32,350 for Payne’s donation lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deedy
Nellie May Royera
J. P. Atherton
Bik
Albany
Geo. Walker
J. B. Galusha
West
Lota
Lybrand
City of
Monroe
Albert Broughton
Peter LT. Moore
Decatur
Patrick Ward Todgar Bushnell
Monroe Township
Jacob Kandert
Andrew Lewis
Payne
Tehabod Macomber
Henry G. Clark
City of Brodhead
Amanda H. Douglas
Mary We Danks
J. H. Trogner
Daniel Wiehger
Monticello
George W. Lewis
Fessenden
Monti
Daniel Wichser
Ezra Babler
Lewye' Ad
Eli Kling
FF. Kline
Cadiz
Eli Kline
Fredman Gerhitz
Aeres
Nettie A. Schuler
Joseph Schindler
Vindulla
H. Duvat
New Glarus
Markus F. Hoesly
Becker
Lores
Thomas Kundert
David Hoesly
Durst’s
New Gurus
Jacob Zumbrannen
Edyard
Zombrannen
Washington
Joshua Aweifel
Miss N. B. Chambers
Sant
Jussel
City of Monros
Anna Ward
James Ward
la Sand
Audrick
City of Monroe
J.B. Galusha
George Walker
Mary Dowling
Nicholas Dowling
Ludlow
Patrick McEligot
Terry McElligot
Clarno
Boy Plays With Toy Gun Fires At Barrel Explosion Burns Boy
A young child in Brodhead suffered severe burns after placing a toy pistol into an open kerosene barrel bung and firing. Gas inside the barrel exploded like a cannon, injuring the child's hand and arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Boyd
Na Peonling Aanner
Brodhead
Carp Kill Floods In Monticello Mill Pond
Hundreds of carp were killed when the dam failed and floodwaters swept ice from the Monticello mill pond. Carcasses floated downstream and piled above the dam as the thaw revealed the mass destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Choise Trees For Sale This Spring At Your Residence
County agent advertises fruit trees to be sold this spring. Promises Sud duth peat trees for climate and soil suitability, noting renowned expertise and high quality stock for local homes and farms.
Western horses run wild through town causing damage and chase
Sim Cheesebro of Washington township bought twenty western horses at Milwaukee stock yards. They wandered through yards and sidewalks as he tried to drive them home, injuring fences and scattering debris while an assistant suffered sore feet and the owner faced a costly, chaotic chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Cheesebro
Washington Township
Milwaukee
Browntown
Juda
Beckinin's Mill
T. N. Niles
Sorges
Nick Elmer
Prairie House
Emil Voegels
Cheesshro
Republicans Elect Delegates to County Convention
Republican caucuses held across the county on Saturday evening from six to eight chose city delegates for the April 3 county convention. In the first ward the delegates were Robt A Weller ML Maine W W Chadwick A E Haru and J H Durent. Second ward delegates were Al L Gloege Andrew Schindler Christ Roth J T B Trent and Dietrich Geiger. Third ward delegates were A C Dodge B Gi Trent Joiluch singer GW Thorp and M T Gapen. Fourth ward delegates were WJ D Schindler Al Campbell J C G Baker Frank A Shrinex and N B Urent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
A. Weller
ML. P. Maine
W. W. Chadwick
A. E. Haru
J. H. Dnrent
L. Gloege
Andrew Schindler
Christ Roth
J. TB. ‘Trent
Dietrich
Selecting Enumerators in Green County for Census Roles
Green County residents recommended as census enumerators face possible disappointment as district supervisors report changes. Director Merriam of the Census Bureau has received names for about 40 000 nominees nationwide and rejected 306 appointments. About half of nominations have been acted upon, with a strict practical test to assess fitness and an emphasis on legible handwriting. Names will not be public, and final lists may be released near field work start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fersons
Green County
Washington
Merriam
Census Baureau
Merridin
Servier
Council Elects Same Officers In Brief Last Meeting
Outgoing council completes business with two new aldermen taking seats. Mayor commends past cooperation as new board forms. All officers reappointed, including Gottlieb Boller as President and Colin W. Wright as City Clerk. Two sprinkler bids referred for consideration. standing committees announced before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Htter
M. C. Gettings
Sammel Butterfield
George Voght
Buti
Douglas
Gottlieb Boller
Colin W. Wright
W. 0.Blunt
Abendroth
Samuel Fettarhoff
Dustica
J. D. Dunwiddie
Waighmuster
Chas
T. Meythaler
Sexton
J. J. Horan
W. B. Monros
W. A. Nas
John Legler
Jacob Sacker
Legler
Sacker
Committee On Water and Lights
Fifty Years Today In Monroe Weathers Changes
John A. Clemmer marks half a century in Monroe noting the city’s growth since he arrived at age eighteen with his father. Only Benj Chenoweth remains from the old business era. Clemmer, aside from four years in Rock County, has called Wade goes County home and has not been sick since coming here. He finds Monroe still plenty good for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Clemmer
Wand 1 O'vlark
Benj. Chenoweth
Mr. Clemmer
Rock County
Wade
Monroe
German language petition presented to school board
At last evenings board meeting a log petition signed by Germans German societies and trustees of several German churches urged German be included in all grades of daily schools. The matter was referred to the annual meeting for action with prior instigation by board members. Bills were approved and routine business conducted. Licenses were issued for marriages including Arie Nybroten Seng Goulson of Brodhead Phillip De Reimer Della Thompson of Brooklyn John Sighelkrant Anim Zimmerman of New Glarus Delta D Cain and Iinna Baseh of Spring Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie Nybroten
Seng Goulson
Brodhead
Phillip de Reimer
Della Thompson
Brooklyn
John Sighelkrant
Anim Zimmerman
New Glarus
Delta
D. Cain
Anda
Itinna Baseh
Spring Grove
English cheese maker leaves town after borrowing money
Albert Whitford, an English cheese maker at the Gonnert factory, departed Antwerp for Freeport after borrowing $50 from Miss Fanny Wheeler and $60 to sponsor his family’s move. He had worked for several years, leaving with no criminal charge, and employers intend to recover the funds for the lender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whitford
Antwerp
Fanny Wheeler
Ball
Freeport
Wheeler v
Mle
John Bough
Railroad Street
C.J. He Barnert
Whitford
Petitions Filed for Two Rural Mail Routes in Green County
Two petitions have been sent to the U.S. Post Office for rural delivery in Green County, aiming to establish routes that would include Clarno, Cadiz, Sylvester, and Washington townships while closing Cadiz and possibly Stearns and Belultz post offices. Citizens favor delivery, but some oppose changes. local officials and a postmaster signed the Cadiz petition, while opposition comes from a local merchant. A rural route expansion would affect multiple post offices and carrier assignments. strawberries appear in the local market.
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Green County Mind
Post Office Department
Washington l
Therais
Times
Clarno
Cadiz
Monroe
Sylvester
Washington Townships
Waset
Stearns
Belultz
Inil Varricy
A. J. Williams
Spring Grove
Pleuro-pneumonia Claims G. W. Belveil in Alamo Area
George W. Belveil, a prominent piano and organ salesman based in Clayne for about a decade, died of pleuro-pneumonia after a week of illness. He was around 30, son of the late Joseph Belveil, husband and father of five, with ties to Monroe, Twin Grove, and nearby communities. Funeral plans listed for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Belveil
Silhiye
Ife
Monroe
J. M. Berry
Twin Grove
Sylvester Belyeal
Rook Grove
Ble
Clario
Moller
University battalion wins drills at Madison Hand 4 ahead
In preliminary competitive drills at Madison Hand 4 and university battalion took top honors. B H Bridge captain of Co 1 led his company close to first, trailing only by one per cent of marks. Final contest set for May 17 with Gen King lecture on University Boys to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Battalion
Madison
B. H. Bridge
Co. 1
Co. H
Gen. King
University Boys
Philippines
Petition to regulate home chicken keeping proposed in Racine
Fifty prominent residents sign a petition to the Racine city council requesting an ordinance to curb a nuisance caused by chickens kept at homes. The document argues chickens cause trouble and annoyance to neighbors and citizens, urging enactment of regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Council
Alabama and Great Northern Telegraphers Strike
Under President Powell of the Railway Telegraphers about 1200 telegraphers and station workers of the Alabama and Great Southern Railway go on strike in Chicago Iowa area in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alabama & Great Northern Ry
Go Gut
Speen Telegrin
Chicago
Powell
Alabama and Great Southern Railway
Collapse at Armstrong Matelvee Paint plant buries workers
In SpPouhil Meissenensc at The fone story Derek building in hteburg Pennsylvania the Armstrong Matelvee Paint company plant collapsed this morning. One body was recovered and three survivors were rescued. Authorities fear the death toll may reach ten to twenty as rescue workers comb the ruins under continuing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SpPouhil Meissenensc
Hteburg
Fone
Amstrong
Matelvee Paint Company
Ab Hee
Notice of Kansasler Wholesale Wine and Whiskey Sale
Notice announces V Kansler on the south side square offering wholesale foreign and domestic wines with a Kentucky whiskey specialty. A special tasting event is planned next Saturday April 1, with a free Blackberry brandy bottle with every gallon of whiskey and prompt attention to all orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Kansler
South Side
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grece Berryman Geig
Wm. Worley
Blate
Martha J. Mills
Derwim
Pryve
Fred Blum
E. J. Blum
Blir
Montivello
Kid
Brodhead Lad
A. Clemmer
Résc
J. Aweifellas
Mise N. LD. Chariyhers
G. W. Belveal
Pawn
Wallapse of Amstrong
McKelvee Paint Co
Pittsburg
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