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Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1900

Page

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Rural free delivery routes to total 4500 by year end

The Rural Free Delivery system expands rapidly with 1268 routes already in operation and 3600 on file. By the end of the fiscal year about 4500 routes will be active, with Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas fully covered, and annual costs reaching around 2.5 million by July.

Wisconsin Department Skye Washington Dispatch Mississippi Valley Michigan Minnesota Winconsin Dakotas

Young Peoples Christian Union Holds August Convention

The Green County Young Peoples Christian Union announces its annual convention to be held August 4 and 6. The program features open services at English Lutheran Church and Christian Church, papers on religion, elections, and devotionals, with offerings and attendance encouraged.

Young Peoples Christian Union Young Peoples Christian Union of Green County English Lutheran Church Dailan Davis President County Union Christian Church

Turner Hall Not For Sale Armory Plans Advance

Deutsche Genellschall members rejected selling Turner hall to Go. H. company. Society favors leasing, but company won’t consider the proposition and will pursue building an armory of its own.

Deutsche Genellschall Turner Hall Go. H Npon

Death of J Jacob Riley in Brodhead Wisconsin

The Brodhead Independent recalls the illness and death of J Jacob Riley born in Ohio on December 4 1843 or 1493? The obituary notes his youth in Wisconsin his work in the promoting business with Oscar Riley of Montes his fire company service and brave actions during a fire at Fitzgibbons carriage factory. He died after long illness with throat lung trouble and complications from steam exposure. Funeral was at Mr Munger's conducted by Rev J H Berkey with a church service and interment in the city cemetery. Twenty five firemen from Monton attended escort to the cemetery with Brodhead fire company members helping. Jessie his daughter cared for him.

Brodhead Independent J. Jacob Riley Ohio Abram Burt Sylvester Wis Riley Oscar Riley Montes Fitzgibbons Sone Mottroa Jessie

No Will Fails To Probate Widow and Heir Estate

J D Danwiddie attorney for the estate faces Judge J M Becker over Elizabeth James widow of W B James who died intestate. Personal property valued at 15000 and real estate about 4000. Widow and daughter Marion 11 months old named only heirs. Petition seeks administration to CG Bennett and Elroy James as special admins who will likely become general admins on first Tuesday in August. One admin resides in Wansan due to deceased holding contracts there. Guardian ad litem Thomas Lauch will protect the infant’s interests. Business to continue until administration is granted.

J.D. Danwiddie J. M' Becker Elizabeth James W. B. James Marion James CG. W. Bennett Elroy James Wansan Messrs. Bennett and James Thos. Lauch Singer J. M. Becker Monroe Water Works Company Wisconsin Monroe Water Company Becker Wyuni Thos. Lychsinger Backer P. J. Clannon Lincoln Park Aideronn Alds Gorham Beller Connery H. N. B. Iine W. A. Nunve C.B. Charehill Clara Fewsenden P. 3 Chuon Water Works Company F. B. Lindsinger Joseph Wood Miss Buth Rinnel Colin W. Wright Clasesom Deen Hiitdt Indye Becker Jndge Becker

Tramps and Outing Mentioned in Northern Wisconsin

The report notes tramps camped in Winnebago county near The Willowa and cites incidents of theft in Afton Wisconsin. It mentions the Wisconsin Humane Society picnic at Darlington, and an excursion from Madison to Rock Island on August 1 at 1.75 dollars. Captain Charles G. Treat from Ft Adams is to go to West Point August 40 as chief instructor in artillery tactics for five years.

Winnebago County Wisconsin Wtuta Afton Wis Madison Woorhnen Rock Island Iad Charles G. Treat Thea Fifth Artillery Adjatent Ft. Adams Newport K. T West Point

Old settler called by death in Green County

George Legler aged 24 died at his New Glaris home after a life as a Swiss immigrant who helped establish the Green County colony. He built wealth as a dairy and cheese producer, fathered eight children, and his son George Legler Jr. died at the Civil War battle of Seven Cross Roads.

George Legler New Glarua Switzerland New Glaris Legler Green County Magdaline Henry Melchoir Fred E Anna Elmer August George Sam George Legler, Jr Battle of Seven Cross Roads Co. R,th Wis

Climate and crops show steady week with mixed yields

The week brought a slightly higher mean temperature, cooler nights, and light rainfall mostly under an inch. Most crops advance well with corn in good shape, oats nearing shock, and pastures abundant. late rains left fields weedy in the south, barley in shock, and fruit crops fair to good with improved cherries, blackberries, and blueberries.

Lake Superior Lie Thesday

Rindlaub Appointed Deputy Internal Revenue Collector

Maillain announces M P Rindlaub editor of the Witness Platteville is named deputy internal revenue collector to fill the Bitter vacancy as Jha G Monahan receives a directive from Senator Schwoner. T A Woorlle was among applicants and John Blam left for Gratiot this forenoon.

Maillain M. P. Rindlaub Witness Platteville Internal Revenue Rott A. Bitter Jha. G. Monahan Schwoner Rindlaub T. A. Woorlle

Successful Lawn Social by Monroe Military Band

The lawn social of the Monroe Military Band drew a large crowd last evening at W. P. Brage's grounds. Receipts reached about 50, aiding the band's debts. Decorations included Chinese lanterns and banners with tables set with bouquets. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake served by volunteers, while the band offered washboard music and a ladies quartet performed during the program. Organizers and helpers included Mines Chas Ball Louis Road W A Nance Miss Hannah Gill and others for their cooperation and support.

Monroe Military Band W. P. Brage Mines Chas Ball Louis Road W. A. Nance Hannah Gill Whitcomb

Chinese War in Dodgeville Follows Laundry Clash

In Dodgeville a local Chinese dispute sparked violence at a laundry run by Yep Williams. Tom Adams, fined, and Julia Williams with Wil. Gir now attacked the premises, smashing furniture. They were jailed for safety, fines levied, and the Chinese proprietor left unprotected by guards.

Dodgeville Tom Adams Willams Colential Julia Williams Wil. Gir China Yeo Bnt Wade Williams Carnow

United Brethren Camp Meeting Packed with Improvements

The United Brethren in Christ will open its annual camp with Rev. E P S Bussey of Orangeville as evangelist and Miss Lilly Bailey as organist. Grounds are improved with dining hall and dormitory enlarged, and many clergy speakers planned. Ground two and a half miles southwest of the city, accessible by bus lines.

Model Church J.B. Boars Mou~deel Wisengsian Burt Hedge Monvan Bool Saudy Romwus Miss Spaulding Brodhead Littvers Presbyterian Church Miseradia Wells Moaran Tin C. Stair Hrodshead Kor. J Andereck Tula Astunday English Lutheran Church Fred Gelmel Ale Baby Ar. M United Brethren Church Mes Jana Hatsthorn Monroe Aditrask Beaver Dats The United Brethers In Christ Bop. S, Briss Orangeville Mise Lilly Pailey Vagy

Masons Adopt Resolutions in Honor of Deceased Brother

At a South Lodge No. 81 TS A.M. meeting held Monday evening July 80 the lodge unanimously adopted resolutions mourning Junior Warden Willing 12. Tames Smith Lodge No. 4 E. A.M. and praising his Christian character and Masonry ideals. The missive notes he met the Supreme Architect after a life of useful work and expresses sympathy to his family. Also mentioned are Clara Murray visiting, and a serious accident to her nephew Peter Roberts, a ten year old, injured at the Albany Ten mills where his arm was torn by a machine.

Celestial Lodge Hie Han Tames Smith Lodge Tawily Vaiey Clara Murray Win Ashworth Attering Peat Roberts Abbany Ten Mills

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