Local Soldiers Leave for Camp MacArthur Parade
Company H Monroe City Guards with sixty men left for Camp MacArthur after a farewell at the armory. They joined Madison Beloit and Whitewater troops, traveled by train via Milwaukee road, and arrived with their uniforms, band, and optimism for a week of army life. Major Stearns and Joe Byers led and saw a lively sendoff as recruits anticipated camp routines and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Camp MacArthur
Co. BR
Milwaukee Road
Madison
Beloit
Whitewater
Camp Douglas
Hey
Bugle
D. A. Stearns
Joe R. Byers
Aargamt
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Was A Part of Gen. Leo
Seventh Army Corps
Camp Cuba Libra
Jacksonville
Couip Ag
San
Vira Regiment
Co Moye
Met
Leonomonst
Fort Atkinson
Kenosha
Mooroe
Ful
Borns
Kilbourn
Johnny
Johny
Sergt
Dodge
Register of Deeds
Lewis
Willie Tulmos
Matti Oehmen
L. P. Millar
Clement Zophy
Zophy
FT. Odell
Ed. Burrington
F. T. Odellaway
Grand Aml Co
Nee
John Taebendorfer
Geo. Fields
Arthur Desi
Hol
Moward
Durst
U. My
Munley
Bain Ville
Cinard
Whittelock
Grenita
Taddis
Camp Macartarr
Gottlieb Wittwer
Qwasha
Mirsk
Leust
Schober
Co. H
Dusty” Noble
Joe Sickinver
Cook
J. Hood
Booker
Hodges
Palk
Harris
Clander
Scofield
Gaur MacAbvatt
Vhursday
Fort Atkingon
Monroe
Milwaukee
Stearns
Ghawber
Ocononowao
Park
Mithara
Milwauskee
Doyen
Regi
Ken Magsemen
Coo
Rmajor Toley
Life ends after twenty hours on barbed wire fence
Martin Sullivan an elderly farmer from near Green Valley died after becoming trapped for about twenty hours in a barbed wire fence. Found in tall weeds near his home on Sunday morning, he was conscious briefly after rescue but died at 8 am Monday. Doctor N A Loofhouron attributed his death to prolonged exposure and loss of circulation. He left a widow and six children, with many friends mourning the veteran neighbor in a funeral held at St Victor's Church.
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Martin Sullivan
Lila Bend
Bin
Mynfors
N. A. Loofhouron
Sullivan
Maggie Sudvan
Mack Fallivan
Lome
Dota
Thomas
Chicago
Mas
J. C. Anlliveas
Bhiyvity
Righard Nally
Loch
Erinnd
Tywan
St. Victor'’s
Thy
County Pioneers Vote To Meet Here Next Year
The Green county pioneers held their annual reunion and picnic at Linagal Park and voted to hold next year’s gathering at the same site. Officers elected include President G. T. Hodges, Secretary Robi A. Miter, Treasurer M. T. Gapen, and an expanded executive committee. The event featured speeches by Hon. Frank Mitchell and J. G. Monahan, a welcome by Colin W. Wright, several clergymen and judges, and a chorus quartet. Attendance numbered in the hundreds with a daylong program of addresses, music, and fellowship.
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Green County
Lingal Park
G. T. Hodges
Robi. A. Miter
M. T. Gapen
Lenny Hoehn
B. G. Treat
Chas. $. Young
F. &. Melvin
Brooklyn
Lem Ross
Exeter
T. CG. Hefty
New Glarus
H. Gabriel York
Michael Flanagan
Adame
Andrew Harper
Washington
D. Bail
Fivater
Miner
Albany
Fred Bloom
Mr. Pleasant
James Lewis
Jordan
Joshua Klassy
Monroe
J. A. Meacham
Cadiz
Wim. Hawthorn
Clarno
Everett Peck
Jefferson
Frank Mitchell
Spring Grove
Scott Treek
Decatur
H. O. Bethel
Colin W. Wright
J. G. Monahan
Z. W. Byers
B. Dunwiddie
J. H. Berkey
E. Varney
Frank Smock
Hannah Gill
Chas. Ball
Whitconb
Bell frame fund drives for parish church bell purchase
A local parishioner group at St Victor’s and St Phillip’s in Highland organized a picnic to support creating a temporary stamp and frame for a new bell. Leaders from nearby towns attended as Rev O Reilly praised the congregation’s efforts and the crowd raised generous gifts toward the project and the bell’s cost.
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Ybrein
St. Victor’s Church
St. Phillip's Chavels
Highland
Mideral Point
Roche
Bawver
Ridgeway
Key
Oreilly
Beatles
Cy Rei
Wiskebor
Prigst
Pnes
Fatal accident claims Conrad Elmer near Tada farm
Conrad Elmer, a 48 year old farmer five miles north of Tada, died after a wagon wheel passed over his neck during threshing duties. The incident occurred while assisting with horses that reared and moved rapidly, striking him and causing fatal injuries. He came to America in 1880, left a wife and seven children, and funeral services were held at his home and Dawson church.
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Conrad Elmer
Tada
Eimer
Tie Teld
Mimee
Henry Elmer
Jacob Elmer
America
Monroy
Davis Fame
Jordan Prairie
Dawson Church
Watch stolen then recovered in Monticello theft case
Chas N Simons recovered his stolen watch after it was sold for one dollar to Chas Henninger the barber at Monticello Sunday Sheriff Gardner and Simons traced the watch through several owners including a street sprinkler and a blacksmith. The thief was arrested, identified, and brought before Police Trustee Wimwiddie for examination.
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Chas
N. Simons
Henninger
Monticello
Gardner
Mr. Simons
Mir. Simons
Oliver Wetterhoff
Wimwiddie
Abendroth
George Willizmeon
George Rambler
Big Convention Expected For State Roads Meeting
A large good roads convention tied to the State Baiz promises to be one of the biggest meetings in the state. Public interest runs high across the region with strong support for modern machinery and timely payments. An urgent invitation to join was sent to the agriculture secretary, who is expected to respond.
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Baiz
Farine
Ay Orygent Initioe
Joon
Arienttare
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Lewis Dodge
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Vrod Berkur
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Vow Sete Low Gringa
George Durgin
Arthur Datelh
Duvbuntorier
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Charles Ludiow
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Coleman
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Werk
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Falk
Volonel
Anniston
Aliv
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Brodhead
Lis
Babcock
Wis
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Madigon
DE Seen
Kelly
Maud de Yue
Daniel
de Neen
Geo. W. Case
Laymer
Beluen
H. Miller
M. HE
Browntown Twosday
Lois TE. Belden
George W. Raymer
Amelia Raymer
Father O'Brein
Jordan Prairie Farmer
Chas, N. Simons
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