Guards Organize to Build an Armory for Co H
Former Co H members seek to form an association with the state to finance and maintain a public armory building. They propose a $9,000 project funded by first mortgage bonds of 10 and 50, with rent and gymnasium use sustaining interest payments. Eligible are triple-year Co H veterans and Spanish American War volunteers, with a long list of named members identified as eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Ho
Saveral
Tomah
Rhinelander
la Cross
Sui
Bonda
National Yard
Ihis
Co. H
Firat Regiment
Yolmatoora
Association
JF. Bridge
W. ©. Blunt
Chas
Booth
Ray Booth
Cliff Bongey
Guy Butler
Jilly Baker
Chas. Ball
Seymour Bongey
Leon Breylinger
W. Bueblar
Henry Buehler
Frank Billings
Fred Bu
I M. Kettleson
Jessie Kinnison
John Knegland
D. W. Keane
Keehner
Fred Lutz
Daon Ludlow
Andrew Lewis
Willie Ludlow
Tidgar Ludlow
Ligar
Miller
Tom Aatey
Will Monroe
Frank Miller
Meythaler
IL Marty
Med
Newman
Will West
Chas, Wettngel
F. C. West
Walter Westott
Leland White
Roy Woodle, Jr
John Zimmerman
Armory Association
Rain Foils W R C Woods Outing Plans
Rain spoiled the W R C aerial line day as members and guests watched a heavy downpour wash out the woods outing. They regrouped at the hall, laid the spread, and spent the day dining and enjoying the remain der of the program despite the weather.
Dairy School Popular at Madison Warns of Full Capacity
Attendance at the state dairy school in Madison exceeds previous records as applications flood in. Capacity was expanded and new features will broaden dairy process instruction. The school opens November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hinto
Grief for Rev Sweeney’s Son Drowns in White River
Joseph Irwin Sweeney, 20, son of Rev Zachary T. Sweeney and grandson of financier Joseph I. Irwin, drowned Monday while bathing in White river at Columbus Indiana. A Butler College student, he traveled with his father and was left in Madison during the Reverend’s recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Columbus
Ind
Joseph Irwin Sweeney
Zachary T. Sweeney
Turkey
Joseph I. Irwin
Butler College
Indianapolian
Rev. Sweeney
Madison
Epidemic of burglaries shocks Janesville
An epidemic of burglaries struck Janesville Sunday night with four private homes entered and loot taken. Police note the pattern has persisted for some time indicating professional perpetrators are at work in the area.
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Janesville
Musical Story of Queen Esther at Wells Opera House
Rehearsals underway for a grand home talent cantata of Esther to be staged Aug. 23 and 24 at Wells Opera House. Royal Arcanum hosts with M. E B. Robinson directing a large cast and about sixty singers in elaborate oriental costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonetines Nnbett
Nsther
Alasuerus
Hinman
A.A. Bradbury
Monroe
Wells Opera House
Royal Arcanum
M. E B. Robinson
Chicago
Robinson
Esther
Mia
Chas
Ball Abssnerng
John Zimmerman Haman
Roy Woodle dJurevh
Haman
Mordeci
R. C. Whitcomb
Mordeuai
Heater Lynch
Eleonora
Thorpe High Priest
Bart Bridge Hepai
Ettie Green
Osa Wagner Setibe
Tom McPhillipa Harbonah
J. C. Randall Beggar
Fanhelida
Taman
Natiie Gorham
King’s Guards
Queen’s
Mae Schadel
Barats Waltar
Tda Woodle
Mozel Adb
Pagee
Letha Durst
Minnia Eltzer
Freda Hoesley
Dorothy Stearns
King’s Maiden's
Corn Spear
Scelina Boss
Joasia Spear
Della Caradine
Pearl Babler
Ethel Bridge
Pearl Adelinnn
King's Guards
Grace Whitcomb
E. Robinson
Persia
Christ
Mordecai
Hanan
D. Dunwiddie
Dafented
Isgal- Darlington
Too Wet for Old Settlers Picnic Postponed
The Green County Old Settlers association picnic, set for Wednesday, was moved to Friday, August 24, due to heavy rain and continuing unsettled weather. Attendees spent the day together while awaiting better conditions.
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Green County
Sheriff Sells Simons House in Foreclosure Auction
The Simons residence was sold at foreclosure by Sheriff Gardner on Wednesday after Willis Ludlow and ahorn held judgment. The sale began at 2 PM and bidding rose briskly, with Henry Ladlow securing the bid at five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Sheriff Gardner
Willis Ludlow
Ahorn
Bimea
Henry Ladlow
Rural mail routes start with first trip by two carriers
Rural mail carriers Louis G. Schuetze and J. H. Willams began their inaugural trips on Wednesday. They departed the post office at 9:50 with 300 pieces on route No 2 toward Cadis and north-east. route No 1 through Cadis and App pisces. Heavy rains slowed roads and the new routes may be slow initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Schuetze
J. H. Willams
Nail
D'Elock
Nohustze
Cadis
Jefe
App Pisces
Willams
Weather Dominates Wisconsin Crops Amid Record Heat
Week brings heavy rains in northwest and extreme heat across the state delaying harvests and stressing crops. Corn advances quickly but rust and heat threaten quality. major apple crop prospects fade as heat erodes fruit quality. Armyworm damage reported in Jackson county. second cut clover thriving and hay balance secured. Pastures wounded in central and southern counties but rains may restore conditions. Planting emergencies push frost-safe dates to early September for early crops and mid to late September for late plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Barron
Taylor
Chippewa
Dunn
Jackson
Real Thing Shirt Waist Man Impresses At Picnic
The first shirt waist man wore a regulation pattern with pleated grout, a beaming smile, and discarded suspenders. Arthur L. Gree, a fashionable soft drink dispenser, had goods made up in the authentic style. The event at the West Side drug store and the W. U. picnic at G. A. R. Hall included a cake walk by a young lady, with attendees enjoying the novel spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Gree
West Side
G. A. RB. Hall
Nan
Spustucla
Loyal to Monticello Fireman Tournament Day Delegation
A Monticello event draws a 165 person train delegation and about twenty vanguards with a 25 member Monroe Fire Department team set to enter contests. The Moros Cornet band provides music while crowds journey by train and car to Monticello for a daylong festival ending around 7:30 PM. Louie Schnatze debuts a wagon for his Toral mall route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monticello
Moros Cornet
Louie Schnatze
Toral Mall
Notice to Delinquents for Times Subscriptions
From Sept 1 1900 subscribers in arrears over one year will have their bills sent to a newspaper collecting agency for collection. It takes money to run a paper and we must have what is due us. If you get notice to pay up, don’t blame us.
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the Times
Five Men Held To Blame In Janesville Collision
Yardmaster John Kelly engineer A Rogers and firemen Dennis Sullivan and Siubheen Winans named responsible for the Janesville rail crash deaths of Po Schlater and August Abenndroth. Coroner's jury heard from eight witnesses, debated blame on the yard system, and noted suspensions at Chicago Milwaukee St Paul. Witnesses included J W Hayes and W Spencer. Laura Stephenson visited, returning to Mineral Point. C H Nicholson visited S M Judd's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Siubheen
Fenton Winans
George Hiller
Rogers
Dennis Sulllivan
Po Schlater
August Abenndroth
Janesville
L. Stevens
Louis A. Henmene
H. &. Carey
J. EH. Watson
L. Bear
Nowlin
Tne Tive
Jesse Earle
Tanesville
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pauls
J. W. Hayes
Willian Spencer
A. Dimiock
Laura Stephenson
W. Ff. Stephenson
Mineral Point
C. H. Nicholson
Woodland Academy
Marshfield
Wood County
S. M. Judd
Mrs. Nicholson
Monroe Wins Hose Race and Football Victory
Monticello Wisconsin hosts a double feature as Monroe hose team wins the hose race in 24 seconds. Monticello also defeats Madison Defenders 19 to 15 in a ball game with thousands in attendance. Outside observers from Monroe and Brodhead are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Wis
Monroe Hose Tea
Madison
Attendanne
Monroe
Brodhead
Wedding of the Future: Marie Durst and Louis WirsigWed
Miss Marie Durst and Mr Louis Wirsig plan a private Tuesday morning wedding at St John s Evangelical church. They will depart by early train for a Nashville wedding trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs N S Durst and the groom works at the long hardware. License issued yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Durst
Louis Wirsig
St. John's Evangelical Church
Nashville
Tenn
N.S. Durst
Cramin
Long Hardware
Jordan Jottings Spur Small-Town Notes
Mrs Sam Belleris shows improvement. Quito 4 numbers from Jordan joined a meeting at J A Elmer's room. Mrs Soper injures leg when kicked by a cow while milking. Charles Stanton passed through town pruning branches. Nell and Lizzie Ryan visited friends Sunday. Margaret Jones and Gertrude Kelly returned from Monroe after a teachers institute. Jordan school to reopen next Monday with Patsy O Rourke as teacher. Mrs Frank Scott recovering after illness. Nell Halpin returned from Balot. Threshing slow due to recent rain hindering shock threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Ang. Ti
Sam Belleris
Quito
Patsy O'Rourke
Frank Scott
Nell Halpin
Baloit
Ex Senator Ingalls Dead in Las Vegas New Mexico
Ex senator John Z. Ingalls died in Las Vegas New Mexico according to the telegraph report dated August 10. The Kansan figure, once linked with state politics, passed away in the morning hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ingalls
Las Vegas
N. M
John Z. Ingalls
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