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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
4
A long list of social steps and travel notes from Monroe and nearby towns recounts residents arriving home from Monticello Albany Brodhead and Chicago. Messages report illnesses dog incidents student exams church events and community updates with numerous names and places throughout the region.
Monroe Business university loses 11 to 1 at Albany in a rough game. A late night return rig mishap near a farm left several injured as Albany men celebrate a hard loss and vow revenge. Madison Democrats report Dr S A Habeck named assistant director with a salary raise while dairy savings from milk testers are cited.
The note lists several individuals with scattered destinations and movements such as Beeston Albany Biandsty Montivene Tata Chien Wreepork Wilwot Sayama and various retirement or travel remarks. Details are fragmentary and locally oriented with no clear event or outcome.
The foe lass of Monroe High adopts resolutions on the death of Louis Robert Karlen. The document expresses sorrow, honors the departed as worthy and beloved, extends sympathy to the bereaved family, and asks for publication of copies to the family and city papers.
A string of deaths and critical illnesses hits the Graves family of Platteville within one week. Mrs Joseph Shipton nee Graves dies in Lown while at a burial. her husband Joseph Shipton dies later. Mrs M A Ruddivt nee Graves dies Thursday. RB Graves dies and Mrs Culver near graves dies in critical condition. Pneumonia is named as the cause.
Thieves broke a rear window Thursday night and looted the clothing footwear and provision departments of Carroll Brothers’ Winslow store. Goods scattered and loss value unknown as of morning. Monroe Business University closing May 16 after twelve weeks. graduates Murray and Grace Lytle honored in shorthand department.
Alfred Bintliff died at his home in Janesville on Thursday after a long illness. He was 63, a bachelor, and survived by two brothers General James Bintliff of Chicago and Gurshaw Bintliff of Minneapolis. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Fifth Wisconsin Light Battery and was wounded deafened by cannon reports. He lived in Janesville since the war, worked as a painter, boat builder, and tinsmith. The remains were interred in the Grand Army of the Republic plot at Oak Hill Cemetery in Janesville Saturday afternoon.
Citizens Bank directors finalize a tenancy with FP White for a corner room in a new block on the southwest corner of the square. Etter and Trent will leave the current room, and Mr White sells the old building to W B Phillips who plans to demolish it within two weeks. Phillips has begun tearing down the structure and expects to complete the job in time. Flo paid $20 for it. Also noted, Samuel Stauffacher died in West Superior, aged 87, survived by a wife and two children, after pneumonia following a recent illness. Stauffacher was formerly in Albany’s tailoring business before relocating to West Superior. Kenosha prepares for Memorial Day monument dedication to county war heroes.
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