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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
3
A collection of society notes and local news items from Brogwiliyen Wis and surrounding areas. The report lists many residents visiting relatives, business trips, visits to Milwaukee Green Bay Argyle and Janesville, scattered travel to Davenport Davenport Madison and Chicago, plus local school, church and community events, and a few notable letters and arrivals.
The item notes several local residents and movements, mentioning individuals such as Dixon Ube and John Selneider, with plans or movements around Milwaner and Madison area. It references Terry, Wise Janne, Vira WoT, and Mra. Krank Mitchell, who returned home from Jada this morning.
Democrats across the county met Saturday night to select delegates for the county convention to be held August 15 in this city. Monroe ward delegates were chosen: Bioward D. Odell, We Pe Parayeyts o Tetecalh Regex, Dan Hawyer, Pelix Bennett. Second ward delegates: Gael Marty, W. F. Tinkenbrod, FW. Zimmermin, Mar tin Cloty, Gottlieb Beller. Third ward delegates: C. Trond, Edward [Ttnogser, A. Schwartz, Geo. Vogt. Adams liner, St. Pearth ward: Jom Connery, Th riller, 123, N. Noble, M. C. Gottinga, O. 4. Neils. Town of Monroe: G. T. Dodges, John O'Connor, Wm. West, Rudy Henkert, Frank Clark.
A long read on a fashion shift proposes men wear shirt waists instead of coats or vests. It details New York adoption, local merchants, and a cautious Monroe reception, with notable residents joked into potential participation and July through early fall timelines hinted. Judge Becker adjourned the comms court until Sept. 3.
Farmers of Dane congregation announce a university farm picnic on Saturday September 1 at the University farm. Invitations extend to neighbors in adjoining counties. A full program includes a short corn display, a sheep stable exhibit, and campus tours by college staff.
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