About Town Tuesday in Janesville and vicinity
Many residents and visitors are listed leaving for travel or returning home. Names include Ira Rayeier Ned, J. Weddell, Miss Currie Wolcutt, Miss Tester Jaynec, Mrs Nettie Lane, Miss Helen Pierce, Rev. H H Brockhans, Mrs M A Digne, and others. Trips span Milwaukee Chicago Madison Beloit Canton Freeport and Monticello with multiple families, visits to relatives, and daily errands noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Rayeier
Steward
Ned
PS Baker
Janesville
WM. Clark
Botcobel
Ness
Situs Hayner
Hess
J. Weddell
Currie Wolcutt
Milwaukee
Mua Xepeave Tenue Tyrvhit
Albany
Anna Llota
Win. Hein
Lizzie Uil Grechowsky
Nettie Lane
Beloit
PH. White
Canton
Helen Pierce
E.G. Green
Fur
Chigagy
Ning
Clara Waeh
George W. Case
S. D
Jennie TF. Beckwworth
Minneapolis
Henry Durst
George Wrysht
Peoria
Elizabeth Hogan
Darlington
Wi. Loofhouron
Tolm W. Stewart, Jr
Chicago
Win Preiffer
West Superior
Duluth
Rit Sulliyzut
Freeport
W.S. Logan
Rockford
Dl. Watt
Hampton
Tag
Steele
Tred Fuhertonleib
Monticielle
New Ghirus
Frank Frannfeldey
Danesville
Wits Hare
Mineral Point Tig
Wednesday News Items Mix Local Visits and Travels
A jumble of social notes lists Miss Lizzie Doyle and Miss Pear Adlentm arriving from different towns, locals visiting Mineral Point, and daily trips to nearby cities. Several residents depart for Janesville, Chicago, Denver, and Madison while others attend picnics, fairs, and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Doyle
Waplewood
Pear Adlentm
Freeport
Miguel Wille Dale
Myrtle Riles
Browntown
W.W. Chadwick
Shirt waist parties mark crowd at Ysein crossing
Local scene in Fourth ward shows women in shirt waists at a lively gathering. A near clash at Psque and Clinton streets prompts notes of unrest while residents discuss broader city events including rail milestones and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Eisin
Psque
Clinton
Fourth Ward
Central Railroad
E. A. Drake
Ravine Street
Wells Livery Barn
Platteville
Dixon
Freeport Journal
Clus. Lattin
Democratic ticket chosen at Milwaukee convention
The Democratic state convention in Milwaukee nominated a full slate led by Governor Louis G. Bohmrich and adopted the Kansan City platform denouncing trusts and pushing state reforms. A late-night vote selected A. I. Warden over W. Murphy as state chairman, with 68 delegates present at the Pabst Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratis
Milwaukee
Kansan
Bryan
A. I. Warden
Waukesha
Angnat Bartz
Hawk Claire
Gairge C
Juda Notes on Local Moves and School Opening
Mr and Mrs A A Collins move into Juda this week. J C Mitler family settles in their new cottage. Village schools open September 6. OP Buns makes improvements to his residence. Rev Anduriel enjoys much needed rest from pastoral work. M F A society is putting in new windows at their church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Collins
Juda
J. C. Mitler
OP. Buns
Anduriel
M. Fa Society
Regular excursion rates to Monroe fairs via OM and St. Ry
Regular exclusion rates to county and district fairs via OM and St. Ry to points within Monroe. Inquiry by P. W. Pnifer and Avent. Rites and dates are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om, & St. Ry
Monroe
P. W. Pnifer
Avent
Coming and Going at Local Stations and Towns
A long list of residents and visitors moving between Brodhead Madison Freeport Milwaukee and nearby towns. Names include H L Gloege Frank Lantou Chas Sunley Eldon Cassady Rev Thos Dewpsey Miss Cora Carson Rev J S Dowling Nelson Sweeley Roy Gage Henry Carroll Gus Alder Mabel Silver Stella Stearns Maude Roderick plus many others visiting relatives, fairs, or traveling on Milwaukee and Illinois Central lines. Included are notes on train departures, missionary letters, and a tale of cholera impact on hogs at Fred Taelindy’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Dewpsey
Freeport
Henry Carroll
Gus Alder
Minges Sophie
Emma Kohli
Whitewater
E. Richards
Monticello
Chas
Grockowaky
Jordan Jottings from Ford Wisconsin Brief Visiters
Mr Suhrindler and daughter visit with Mr and Mrs Mat Myers in Ford. Mrs John Keogh of Milwaukee is visiting with Mr Murphy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Rindland
Zinscreft
Canton
Minnie Henn
Northborough
Chas. Keebner
Brodhead
Albany
Montinelle
G. J. Binghm
Denver
Col
John Keogh
Milwaukee
Luke
Murphy Wd
Jordan
Nellie Blackford
Porcey Fleet
Dixon
Rodney Todd
Bellevilla
S. M. Todd
Mary Blue
Chicago
Ater
Jacob Reyes
Robert Grasshoft
San Francisco
Stella Stour
California
Ity
Tra Lowry
Go I. Ita
Spring Green
Hyuen
Ol. Ay Chambers
Chas. Abitmiers R
Leodhead
Varney
Galenburg
Lome
Ford, Wir
Suhrindler
Mat Myars
Milwaukeas
Mr. Murphy
Storm of lightning claims livestock and burns sheds
A severe morning storm rattled through the area from % to So'slock causing fires and livestock losses. Lightning struck several farms near New Glenns, Buckskin Hollow, and Monticello, killing multiple cows and horses and burning barns. Local residents reported frightened behavior but no injuries to people. Fire crews battled a barn blaze southwest of Monticello and a flood washed out areas near the dam site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Geisberger
Buststreet
New Glenns
Tred Legler
Jacob Zwvattel
New Claris
Wallace Mettuire
Chas, Woster
Hrodhead
Conrad Stanlacha
Monticello
Griffith
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Yond
Tye
T. Ray
TR. Brarkenwagen
Dar Tuclon
Tester Jaynec
Miss Wrunves
L. A
Woodle
Ubienso
Daisy Wescott
Mes
J.B. Treat
Mussaukee
Meg. Eldon Z. Gayseday
P. J. Clawson
Colin W. Wright
Iun Wilson
Minéral Point
Tippy
Menomonia
Win. Ayde
Will Sacker
Robert Theiler
Monticale
A. FP
Madison
Neouah
Giait
Ty Kundert
New Glarus
Matt Hoesley
Mary Gaerall
B.S. Miner
Bethany
Tiil Lemerrow
John Stricker
Carlton
Cavilla Jessenden
Int Wilson
Firs Worning
W. H. Hyde
M.T. Rhodes
Cedardale
Kay
KW. Byers
Montgomery
Fred White
Guagl's Grove
Jane Prirly
Asenraten
Vinrys
Racktor
GM Dag Hhiobe Centratsagerin Faudantia Telegrraph
Dhornnys
Priviste
Erin Weg
Mies
Belle Nixon
Free Port
Misa
Mabel Nixon
Bert
Rex
Schulte Department
Johnson
W. F. Grewzow
Twin Grove
Isaac Miller
Lewis Wienzeried
South Dakota
Doe R. Byers
Tie
Sturgeon Bay
David Jenkins
Biros
B. B. Bust
Edna Bust
JW. Montgentury
Athena
Heimg Beir
Ile City
Moe
Ceiner Ad Children
Tolied
Sind
Dartington
Atte
Gheisner
Jive
Maaieny
Wine Peterson
Jasons
Dusty Sohle
Ceeur Setrrander
Tales Cmt
Shane Chis
Private Forest
Co. H
W.N.G
Camp Harnden
John Lewis
R.T. Holcomb
Joby Tuschendorfer
Mussolini
Sergi
Pollock
Sayammah
Taylor's Park
Sway
Fis
Joseph Schenker
Judi
Tacoma
Wacb
Portland
Becker
Causa
Switzerland
Kenosha
C.M
St. P. R
H. L. Gloege
Jods
Frank Lantou
Lincoln Park
Hodges
X.A. Treat
Praing
N. A. Speck
CG. Wenger
Ariyle
Jas. O. Fidlerizs
Orangeville
Chas. Sunley
Theiler
Montivallosis
W. E. Yalding
The
American Express Company
Teany
P.C. Eldridge
Ilivision
Ander Int Andeut
Milwaukee Road
Fred Deininger
Freepork
Michael Daining
Mary Sinessy
St. Louis
George Sickinger
Mabel Silver
G. O. Stearns
Montivello
Stella Stearns
T. L. Simmoeril
Maude Roderick
Marion McLean
Beerathy B. G. Trent
Green County Fair
Mineral Point
Buma van Matre
J. A. Nicholson
Saybrook
Ill
E. BR. Woodling
Hera
J. M. Watt
Campton
H. L. Ball
J.D. Donwiddie
Gracia Danwiddie
W. W. Winton
M. ©. Kinney
Illinois Central
Mattison
T. Z. Bragg
Toye Cholera
Fred Taelindy
Chester White
God, Diets
Business Directory
City OF
R. Gettings & Son
S. P. Schadel
Vanlloulen
Wilson
F. F. Peters
Ostecpath
Io Wells
E. J. Manning
David Pfeiffer
Wis
W. A. Schuetze
North
Jefferson St
Wright's
EACO
Edward Ruegger
Justice of the Peace, Netarcy Public
F. W. Weigle
Naver
Monroe Steam Laundry
Syndicate Block
Monroe Brewery
Adam Blumer
Bio
Monon
Purina
J. J. Frautschy
Jordan Jottings
Adana
W. Krueger
Win. Veaull
A. Arthur's
Walle
8. Sebolt
Anna Stallacher
Altan
J. Bolender & Son
Lichtenwalter
Aidwa
Jo, Srey Akay
State OF
Wisconsin
County Court of
Green County
Gall County
Sild
Mareh A.D
Modroo
Snd
Pobmny
Aux
A.D
Adda
L. Sharrow
Gilemey
Horeyy Gryen
Bowtos
Edward Loy
Sui
J.M. Mioneae
Guurl
Monroo
Soplunther
Ae Aministentar
Law Casale
Julia
Riley Liye
Uley
Monroa
Lins Qant
J. OL. Brann
Monumental Bronze Co
Tridgmport. Com
Edward Trickle
Agt
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