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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1907

Page

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Foot Fateful Buggy Accident Endangers Tailor’s Foot

Richard Omelong a Milwaukee migrant and coat maker from North Jackson Street, suffered a severe leg injury and facial wounds when his buggy wheel crushed bones above the ankle after he lost the lines and struck a telephone pole. He lies hospitalized as doctors consider amputation while the turnout of his six children and Deutsche Gesellschaft membership are noted.

Richard Omelong North Jackson Street Loofbourow Hospital Omelong D. C. Ryan Einbeck Milwaukee Discher & Schneider’s Deutsche Gesellschaft

Dixon Contractor Shot While Hunting Near Dixon

W. J. McAlpine a well known contractor of Dixon was accidentally shot in the right hand while hunting near Dixon on Thursday. The gun discharged injuring the hand and twenty stitches were required to close the wound. McAlpine built the Green county courthouse.

W. J. McAlpine Dixon

Judicial election official vote tally for Justice Marshall

Justice R. D. Marshall of the supreme court certified by the secretary of state after winning re election by a majority of 61854. Marshall total 116951 votes to Henry T Scudder 55097 with 153 scattering votes and 172201 total votes cast.

R. D. Marshall The Supreme Court Secretary of State Henry T. Scudder Marinette Marshall Scudder

Missing Hat Found After Universalist Supper Misstep

D. S. Younc reports a hat shedded at Universalist supper last Friday night. The Gimbel hat is too large for the finder and bears the owner’s name on the sweatband.

Gimbel Universalist D. S. Younc

Assembly in May by Wisconsin Good Templars in Monroe

The grand lodge of Wisconsin Good Templars will hold a chautauqua assembly in Monroe from May 7 to 12 featuring high grade lectures concerts and entertainments. Local talent and co operation from W C T U pastors and Good Templars will present twelve events daily change of program and season tickets priced at 1.00. Five assemblies will be held in Green county during the same week.

Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Good Templars Monroe Temperance Good Templar of Good Templars H. A. Larson Waupaca Green County

Children’s Parity Plans May Day Birthday Party

On Wednesday May 1st the St Omar chapter of the Order Eastern Star marks its eleventh anniversary with a children’s birthday party. A children’s program and six o’clock dinner precede a potential band, inviting boys in knickerbockers or overalls and girls in neat dresses or pinafores to attend and Romp and play under Ma Star’s care.

Eastern Star St. Omar Order Eastern Star

Suit and Skirt Sale Lights Up Bargains Across Styles

A large stock of new skirts is offered at deep discounts with Lot Nos 2058 3113 2057 3115 in Panama and box pleats and embroidery. Sale prices range from 3.50 to 5.00 with further cuts on stock and last season numbers. alterations not offered but fitting available. Respectfully J Bolender Dry Goods Co.

Panama J. Bolender Dry Goops Co

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted for Stomach Blotches

Mandy Hives and blotches blamed on an acid stomach with a simple remedy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold for 35 cents as tea or tablets by A. F. Lichtenwalner.

Hollister A. F. Lichtenwalner

Armory Bonds Offer Extended to April for Monroe Armory

Having received offers at 50 cents on the dollar for Monroe Armory Association bonds and accepted, the time was extended to April 22, 1907 at noon to purchase a limited amount more at the same price. J. H. Durst, Secy.

Monroe Armory Association J.H. Durst Secy

Government Regulates Gelatine Use In Ice Cream

The United States government will oversee ice cream and hot weather drink standards, affecting interstate commerce. Manufacturers urge gelatine to preserve body and extend shelf life, arguing labels and powder formulas must reveal ingredients. The agriculture department sets butter fat percentages and labeling rules for carbonated drinks and flavorings.

United States Federal Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Washington Monroe Agricultural Department

Pastor dissolves Grace Episcopal women's guild over gossip

The Women's guild at Grace Episcopal Church in Madison was summarily dissolved by Rev. A. E. Ewing who said the group had become an exclusive circle of gossipers, hindering church work and stirring parish dissension.

Women’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church Madison A. E Ewing

Spoke a Different Tongue Exchange Sparks Family Quip

A neighbor speaks quickly and prompts a remarks filled exchange about a neighbor's identity. A young girl asks if Mrs S is American and the aunt responds affirmatively noting the child believed she was a different species.

Cuban friends raise the devil again on the island

A fragment notes celebratory actions involving a "Little Taffy" and Rocky Mountain Tea aiding liberation on the island, attributed to A. F. Lichtenwalner.

A. F. Lichtenwalner

Liquor Case Ends in Fine for Brodhead Saloonkeeper

Andrew Sennett was found guilty of selling liquor without a license in Brodhead and fined 50 dollars and costs. Mrs. C. N. Kelly testified she drank a malt beverage at his saloon, with thirty five W C T U members attending. The case reflects a crackdown on previous license challengers and signals no return to old practices.

Andrew Sennett Brodhead Justice Thompson C. N. Kelly Kelly Sennett

Monroe High Girls Basketball Banquet Honors Team

Monroe high school girls basketball teams closed the season with a banquet at Karlen's hall on Friday. Twenty three players and faculty women attended the evening program which featured games and music after a 7 o'clock meal.

Monroe High School Karlen’s

Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Area Listings

Real estate sales show multiple transfers: Harvey D. Barmore to Frank Schutt 140x82 acres in sec 34 and 3, Sylvester and Jefferson for 11200 dollars. Geo. Bleiler to Alfred Schleim lot 51 Grandview ad Monroe for 250 dollars. Josiah Straw to Mary E. Straw ed blk 34 Dickson's ad Brodhead for 500 dollars. A H Partridge to Casper Hammerli 10 acres sec 34 Mt. Pleasant for 550 dollars. Charles P. Slagg to Frank Norton 1314 acres sec 16 Brooklyn for 1 dollar. Geo. Spangler to Carl Haack 1 foot off lot 31 Lybrand's ad Monro e for 1 dollar. Ed W Stephens to Charley Coates acre sec 2 Jefferson for 75 dollars. Trustees Juha M E church to Chas A Coates parcel sec 1 Juda for 75 dollars.

Harvey D. Barmore Frank Schutt Sylvester and Jefferson Geo. Bleiler Alfred Schleim Grandview City of Monroe Josiah Straw Mary E. Straw Dickson’s Ad Brodhead A. H. Partridge Casper Hammerli Mt. Pleasant Charles P. Slagg Frank Norton Brooklyn Geo. Spangler Carl Haack Lybrand’s

Mark Twain Quotation On Bill Collecting Appears

A Harper's Weekly note recalls a New York lawyer who once chased a debtor to obtain payment. The debtor, a rising figure, textually delays settlement, promising to pay when inspiration and a publisher compel him, after a long stretch of inaction.

New York Harper's Weekly

Notice to Monroe Subscribers on Mail Delivery Change

City subscribers of the Monroe Evening Times or Monroe Weekly Times who receive the paper by mail are asked to notify the office by May 1 to arrange delivery changes due to a new one cent per paper postage rate for mail carrier delivery. Those without mail delivery may continue via the post office.

Monroe Evening Times Monroe Weekly Times the Times

Mortuary Notices Roundup From Local City Obituaries

Nellie Gardner died Saturday at her brother E T Gardner home after returning from Washington DC. Born December 20 1851 she worked in the interior department in Washington and lived here most of her life. Survived by three sisters and two brothers funeral held at Gardner residence Rev J H Palmer officiated pallbearers named. Nancy Newman died Friday at Daniel Dinwiddie home Juda suffering heart trouble born June 15 1836 funeral Juda church. Hiram Crane died Friday at Monroe House office after sudden heart failure long heart disease battle. Edward Drane near 84 born 1823 Occident Maryland moved to city 25 years ago building and moving trades and California winters funeral from Harriet Carson home. Edward Dugan funeral at Sinsinawa Mound Catholic church survived by multiple children and a brother James Vinegar Hill resident.

Nellie Gardner E. T. Gardner East Washington Street Washington, D. C Miss Gardner City Department of the Interior Washington Civil Service Ed. S. Miner Bethany C. A. Booth D. Gardner Silas Gardner Milwaukee Gardner J. H. Palmer The Universalist Church C. W. Twining A. F. Rote C. S. Young E. N. Churchill N. B. Treat Willis Ludlow Nancy Newman Daniel Dinwiddie Juta Miss Newman Wm. Newman Daniel Dunwiddie Juda Jos. Condon Lincoln Neb Frank Burt Decatur Juda Church Hiram Crane Monroe House Wm. R. Gapen Crane Mr. Drane Occident Maryland James Drane Sarah Cunningham Round Grove J. B. Dunlap Drane the Plaines California Harriet Corson Thomas Drane Carnes George Drane Black Hills S. D Pricilla Dunn Burwell Harriet Carson West Tallman Street Galena Tribune Dugan Wisconsin Sinsinawa St. Joseph’s James Vinegar Hill Township

Lena M. Smith and Uriah Berg Wed in Freeport Ceremony

Miss Lena M. Smith of New Glarus Wisconsin and Uriah Berg of Belleville Wisconsin obtained a marriage license in Freeport and were married by Judge Clarity shortly after.

Lena M. Smith New Glarus Wis Uriah Berg Belleville Freeport Clarity

Hyomei Offered With Absolute Money Back Guarantee

Traken brood's Pharmacy promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and bronchial troubles and backs it with an unconditional refund if it fails. A complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00, presenting an economical treatment option with guaranteed results.

Trakenbrod

Weather Forecast for Chicago Tonight and Tuesday

The official forecast for Chicago calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday. A cooler night is expected.

Chicago

Churchgoing Horse Delights Monterey Parish

H. B. Smith of Monterey keeps Muggins the bay horse to haul his family to church. For twenty five years the horse has ferried relatives to services with only two Sundays missed in twenty, once joining the crowd when bell tolls summoned him and another time slipping from the stable to attend service alone. The parson patted the animal as he trotted home.

H. B. Smith Monterey Cal Muggins Mr. Smith

Help Wanted at Fairbanks Morse Mfg Co Beloit Wis

Able bodied men sought for laboring work in shop and yard. Steady year round work offered. Apply Fairbanks Morse Mfg Co Beloit Wisconsin.

Fairbanks-Morse Mfg. Co Beloit Wis

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Suit and Skirt Sale Armory Times Woman’s Guild W. Stephens Charley Coates Juha M. E. Church Chas Coates Mark Twain Mortuary Record Edward Dugan Sinsinawa Mound Smith-Berg Weather Forecast Horse
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