Marriage notices and local society items in brief
A marriage license was issued to Breed Wenger and Margaret Kite nchau ls in Mormon township. Miss Zilpha L Horton of Highland Center and B Nay Hont of Lavin Grove wed at the bride’s parents home. they will reside at Twin Grove. The western district convention of order hindern Stariv set for Asrad head on Sept Ath. The Shallelurg chapter 7 Wwexemplify the work. Campaign Wits are coming. Dy P.M. Confer and wife arrived from Flandrean, DC. crops in the Dakotas, Minnesota and Iowa reported as better in places despite some dry tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layne
Wenger
Margaret Kitenchauls
Mormon Township
West District
Hindern Stariv
Asrad Head
Shallelurg
Toosevelt
Zilpha L. Horton
Righland Center
B. Nay Hont
Lavin Grove
Northwestern Mail
Martixon
Twin Grove
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Anniversary celebration attracts diverse locals and guests
The Kuigate of the Globe plans to attend the Dixon anniversary with four lunches. Notables visit for W. J. James funeral including Drs Lyons and Franke Davis from Bradload. Other items report Miss Lizzie ODonnell returning to Chicago, Van Matre reunion plans, and a Monticello Eagles win scene. Afol key post office closes, rural delivery begins. Evening sentiment widens to birthdays and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Jas. Lederer
Vina
Freeport
Lyons
Maud Roderick
Franke Davis
Bradload
W. J. James
Janesville
Harry Lithorp
Monroe
Jovi! Association
Afolkey
Lizzie Odonnell
Chicago
Myrta
Donel
van Matre
Lathrop
Rey L. Buszing
Arunadl Evom Co. H
B. J. Syverson
Quedicina
Centerville
Monticello Eagles
Eving
Ink & Monroe
Bud" Webb
Monticello
Gwilley
CG. W. Searles
EB. L. Homers
T. M
J. M Becker
Wis
Dra
W. B. Monroe
Steiger
Canae
Mendota Hospital
Tudya J. M. Booker
Ele
Indianapolis
W. Reddinger
Jordan
Marshal Blunt
Local Notes and Obituaries From Saturday’s Daily
A jumble of notices from Saturday’s Daily detailing births, illnesses, and travel. Jae Martyr lost his right hand partially, a baby boy born to Mr ail Mas Tae Miter of deiterson township, Lille Hon welcomed by Mrs CG Cornplina of Waawatosa, and plans for a trip to Treepork as D I Berkey attends his brother’s wedding in Arizona. Miss Tinelli Coates of Montivello announced for this evening, while Bilw Ruagger rushed to Marvin, Kansas due to Digon-in-Inye’s illness. Wisconsin Carriage Co seeks 4,000 to stay in Tuneaville after settling fire loss. plan to place 15,000 plants on the old site if funds arrive. Cornet band’s concert praised, Zevde’s solo lauded. Memorial services at Monomi Lake for Miss Jennie Rupp drowned Wednesday. president Willett S. Main led expressions of sorrow. Joseph Verkins Sr. of Dodgeville dies at 83, founder of a large Iowa county family. father of E. F. Perkins, longtime Iowa county inmate supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilw
Ruagger
Marvin
Kans
Digon-in-Inye
Joseph Deal
Tleix
Rungger
Tven
Winconsin Carriage Co
Tuneaville
Zevde
Monomi Lake
Jennie Rupp
Janesoho
Rupp
Willet
Fractured OCR Lead Voices Local Daily Gaps
Fragmented text references Avtar Dargin and Mrs T A Lloret with unclear events at Dixon afternoon. Mentions Misa Mabel Benjlealock visiting relatives, and a trip to Freeport for Temes. mentions Milwaukee and Butte Montana, a gunplayer and Fluor manager, and a family move to Cedar Feljilda Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avtar Dargin
Ape
Pranlinitis
Ktew
T. A. Lloret
Dixon
Illinois G A R Rail Fare Dispute Sparks Tension
Illinois G A R posts near Chicago face drift from railroads over memorial rites and travel costs. Veterans may be charged one and a third of the regular fare for round trips if regular service is unavailable, stirring fear of divisions among posts and command structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bevance
Thuy
Dent
Alain
Royce Pleads Guilty in Assault Case and Receives Two Years
In Green County Circuit Court Judge Danwiddie hears Royce in a plea of guilty to assault with intent to kill. The defendant, who admitted drinking, is sentenced to two years in the state prison at Wau Pou. Sheriff Gardner transfers him from Janesville. Royce accepts the outcome and vows to reform, acknowledging minimal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cully Roger
Canvasuin
Penvedicle
Anny
Bar of Justice
Tudge BF
Dauwidi
Janesville
Green Coutnry
Joseph Robb
Royce
Clark
Bin
Heaven
Danwiddie
Royee
Waupou
Rayce
Thong
Sherif Gardner
Tanesyile
Witrom
Rayea
Alan
Green County
Robbed the Chinaman in Dodgeville Riot
A Saturday night mob in Dodgeville attacked a Chinese laundry owner named Yep Wiltman after rumors of boxer crimes sparked a crowd. The Chinaman was beaten before officers and bystander citizens restored order. no arrests were reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Yep Wiltman
China
Ratious
Train wreck hits sleeping car near Milwaukee Junction
Severe collision wrecked a sleeping car near Milwaukee Junction Michigan shortly before daylight Sunday morning. Forty men were aboard with nine sent to Detroit hospitals. three are seriously injured, others expect to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Junction
Michiga
Detroit
Troop Movements and Promotions Reported at Camp Douglas
CONFIRMED BY FALK Col Otto Falk commands Tirab infantry as the regiment prepares for fall duty at Camp Douglas. Major Staarns receives orders directing Companies C G H I and L to ride by special train with a schedule to be announced. Recruits and promotions include Lewin Dodge as sergeant major, A Durgin named corporal, and changes in first sergeant arrangements for Company H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Falk
Tirab Infantry
W.N. G
Camp Douglas
D. A. Staarns
Sdjubant General’s Department
Regia Milwaukea
Saa
Janesville
Land Land Join Co
Milton
Madison
Gamp Douglas Ab
Iucamp Ab
Monroe
Tle Hag
Firat
Lewin Doige
Tivat
J. K. Byers
Goong A. Durgin
Last Sad Rites Held At The Home Funeral
Hundreds attended the funeral for Wilbur BE James at his home with Masonic lodge, Eastern Star, and Modern Woodmen in attendance. A male quartet sang softly while Rev G W Cave and Rev J T Berkey offered prayers and reflections. The Monroe band played at the grave as pallbearers from lodge groups carried the solemn procession to the burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
James
Munday
Srilute
Monars
C. Whitcomb
Chas
Ball
van Wagenen
Bad Fanhel
G. W. Cave
TL Berkey
Christian Church
Case
Maxonic Lodge
Manonic Vitaal
Eastern Star
Reynolds
W. A
Monroe Military ‘Band
Ft Regio Iy
B. I. Considine
Pred Z. Binnner
G. Pay
Fred Wettengel
Keuhner
TB. T. Toleonit
Masonic Lodge
Wastarn Star
Modern Woodvien
Laibar
Santanis Doorman's Association
Fortnights Club
Toland Business Universitys Ad Promises vs Low Cost Schools
An editorial from Winkow Iowa criticizes cheap business schools and praises Toland Business University with claims of superior practical education. It urges readers to consider Toland’s network in Wisconsin and Minnesota, noting the upcoming term and urging inquiries to Toland in Monroe Wisconsin.
Fall Term At Tulaud's University Opens In Monroe Wis
Fall term begins Wednesday Sept Ath at Tulaud's university in Monroe Wisconsin. Students seeking well paying positions are urged to request the catalogue detailing tuition rates and free offerings. Address B J Toland Monroe Wis for information and portraits of successful graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkow
Lowa
Democrat
Sie
Dornial
Lipe
Allantukee, County
Toland University
Toland
North West
Tohunloves Toland
Business University
Monton
Wislao
Toland Universities
Ea Crosse
Baa. Claire
Wanaau
Wik
Winona
Fairmont
Minu
Dewire
Adilresa Boa. Tolland
Monroe
Wis
Tulaud
Positicas University
Monro
Bes
B. J. Toland
Munroe
SONS OF WOODMEN MEET TO FORM JUNIOR AUXILIARY
An article outlines Wisconsin M W A plans to organize a Madison based local chapter of the Patriotic Order of the Woodmen. It would admit sons aged thirteen to eighteen and encourage unity of vows and service. The piece condemns graft and urges funds toward a college education for a young hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. WA
Wheelin
Daily Duty at Camp at Fort Doulas Schedule
The document details Col Otto Falks First regiment daily service during a week at Camp Doulas. It lists reveille, meals, drill, guard, taps, and bathing duties, with tent setup and inspections, plus a weekly routine of battalion drill, extended order practice, patrols, and a camping out night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Falk
Camp Doulas
Lernishl
A. Mn
Montity Paula
ALA
Aftorno
Salee Pratios
Tebbtlian
Hetil
Aftarayou—Berond
Sind
Thoreday
Catip P
British claim victory as surrender of Prinaloo with forces
A dispatch from London reports General Prinaloo surrendered unconditionally to British forces, about five thousand troops laying down arms. The capitulation marks a decisive British victory and reshapes local military control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetal ‘Leteyeram
London
Capetown
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A. E. Stevenson
Priday
G. A. Merrill
Siew Karley
Looneville
NE. Y
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F. SY. Byers
Lis Olive
Belleville
Win. Moneroa
Reaisance
W. Monroe
Argyle
Ifubtie MM. Balch
Minneapolis
J. B. Parkinson
Thendora Schyroeder
Hz, IL. Lowe
Galena
EB. Bverette
Jae
Bo Mr. Ail Mas * Tae Miter
Deiterson Township
Bo Nay
Mia li
Cornplina
Waawatosa
Lille Hon
Ray
H. Berkey
Treeporkhis
D. I. Berkey
Tnanohyoa
Arizona
Tinelli Coates
Montivello
Joseph Verkins
Jargeat
Juwa County
Misa Mabel Benjlealock
Atr
Darren
Milwaukee
Wil Pheer
Butte
Montana
Fluor
John Hh
Anna Blan
Gedar Fenjilda
Illinois
G.A.R
Railroads
Court Lets Him Off
Wearang Podson
Noocen
Lanodsyman
Wild West
Buffalo Bill
Michigan
Falk
Co. H
Wilbur E. James
Maronic Lodge
Essien Star
Rolos
Barton
Washington, D. C
New York
Vario Propariby
Ab Crean
Rock Counties
Sons OF Woodmen
Isi
Col. Falk
Trukenbrod
THE
Milwaukee Daily News
Wisconsin
Wawaukee Daily News
Fenriss
Otlayiolren
Bella
Milwaukee Daily Ruws
Milwauke
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