Monroe Muster Tops Oath for New State Militia Company
Fifty six young men signed the muster roll for Monroe's new military company and were sworn in for three or one year terms. Col Dally presided, Durst elected captain, Musselman first lieutenant, Phillips second lieutenant. officers chosen amid parliamentary missteps before an adjutant general inspection enables state pay and supplies. Next meeting to adopt constitution and start drill. charter members listed after muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dally
Lewis Dodge
M. CG. Durst
Co. TI
Arthur Musselman
F. C. Phillips
Musselman
Phillips
John White
Gottlieb Wittwer
F. T. Odell
National Guard
Old Guard
Ita
Co. H
Adjutant General
Blotz
John M. Blota
Daca Burke
Tred Graigo
Lewis Jhurst
M. 0. Dodge
Lewis Dorgin
Arthne
Danwiddie
Fessendon
N S. Tinesly
Sam Hood
J. G. Selmex
Win. Klavay
Hla. Knight
Mike Luchsinger
Frank Massel
Art Math
Local Officers Attend Company Muster in New Formation
A large number of local military officers were present at the muster in of the company. The gathering included named officials such as Robert Kundert Edward Durgin George Sullivan Fred McCarthy Frank Keating Joseph Stark Oscar McBride Lonie Walker Ward Zupby Sydney Horton Alfred Karlen Fred Butterfield Chas Schroeder Oscar Oehumn and Matthi A.
Mortuary Records Report Local Deaths
Mortuary records note Mrs. John Geigel dies at noon after a week long illness from pneumonia in Monrug near Schnits at age 30 leaving a husband and three children. Jacob Weisuiller, longtime Green county resident, dies in Washington township aged 7? with a large family. Mrs. John Ross is named as a daughter of the deceased. Dennis Carroll, 80, is found dead in his father Anthony Carroll’s Monticello area home after saying he felt unwell. The elder Carroll long chaired Mt. Pleasant town board. Dennis was widely liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geigel
Toley
Monrug
Schnits
Jacob Weisniller
Jacob Weisuiller
Green County
Washington Township
Bnu
John Ross
Dennis Carroll
Anthony Carroll
Monticells
Mt. Pleasant
Probate Court December Term Calendar Report
December term probate calendar lists multiple estate petitions final settlements and guardianships. Cases include Peter Deremier Jeremiah Brewer Ursula Elmer David Goodman Martha Thompson John Keeste Margaret Kelly Win Bradley Charles Parkin Josiah Edelman Rudolph Awickey and Violet Tore guardianship. claims examined for Agnes Berker Simmons and others. Severe winter weather slows activity as farmers face corn storage and delayed harvest routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Becker
Peter Deremier
J. M. Clanney
Jeremiah Brewer
J. L. Sherron
Ursula Elmer
Thos. Luehsinger
David Goodman
P. J. Clawson
Martha Thompson
Waddington
John Keeste
Thomas Gravenor
Margaret Kelly
Win
Bradley
Charles Parkin
John Linchsinger
John H. Wood Ing
Burr Sprague
Briblanicn AM
BR ‘Lawson
Rudolph Awickey
Violet Torne
Randall
Angnat Asmas
Iecompetenty Rath Berker
Tusasha H. Simmons
Miss Jennings Tells Her Story Of War Travels
Miss Jennings spoke to a Wellsoper house audience about her Red Cross work with Clara Barton during the Spanish American War. She recounted boarding the Seneca with wounded Gen Shafter’s troops, quarantine in New York, and Red Cross missions from Key West to Guantanamo Bay. The detailed account highlighted hospital shortages, army nurse efforts, and the hardships faced by medical staff and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanet Jennings
Spain
Wellsoper
House
Cuba
Seneca
Shafter
Santiago
Miss Jaimings
Clara Barton
Red Cross
New York
Texas
Key West
Lampoon
Guattanamo Bay
Will
Navy and Medical Department
Bantiago
La Follette Slightly Better in Madison Report
Madison Wisconsin November 80 R M La Follette is slightly better and able to lie in bed and take liquid nourishment. Sam Knutei and Sohn Boss of Orangeville cheese factory arranged shipment of the season to Travod Reger. A Collintine and wife from Charles Inland arrived due to a family illness. M T Thryer and M J Danuberky returned to their headquarters. Twenty one of thirty Workmen candidates were initiated last night with more to come tonight. Police Justice F T Dra widdiy ordered layoff of five men for disorder. A counterfeit salve claim circulated by W H Hagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
R. M. la Pollette
Sam Knutéi
Sohn Boss
Orangeville
Travod Reger
My. Kuubti Returnei
MM. A. Collintine
Charles In
My. Collintine
Collinfing
Market Street
TM. Thryer
M. J. Danuberky
Sville
Don
Wee Dee Bargiand O. Oswalds
Ilyink
Pilice Justion
Drawiddiy
Metterholt
Emerick and Rodocker Wedding Recalls Twin Grove Pair
At Grave Tee church, Wednesday, Nov. 80, Johan H. Emerick of Twin Grove Wisconsin wed Ada A Rodocker of Thomas Marshall County Nausas. The groom’s brother H C Emerick and sister M M Emerick stood with them as friends wish the couple a happy prosperous voyage over the matrimonial Ren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerick —Rodocker
Grave Tee Church
J. A. Beidler
Johan H. Emerick
Twin Grove
Wis
Ada A. Rodocker
Thomas
Mershall County
Nausas
H.C
M. M. Emerick
Raid at disorderly house leads to three arrests
Marshal Blant conducted a raid Thursday on a postoffice block room described as a disorderly house. Kittie Burrington faces a keeping charge while Ella Brown and Harry T. Barwick are charged as inmates. Barwick pleads guilty and pays fines. Burrington and Brown plead not guilty and await trial Monday at 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Blant
Forendon
J. D. Dunwiddie
Kittie Burrington
Ella Brown
Harry T. Barwick
Barwick
Monuay
Library Receives Yet Another Donated Library
Madison resident Hon J T Dodge has given Monroe public library a second batch of books. The collection spans Christian history, philosophy, spiritualism, natural science and literary works. Notable titles include works by Channing Crowe Evans Marsh and Scribner’s Monthly bound volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
J.T. Dodge
Madison
Monroe Public Library
Allen
J. H
Bray
H. T
Bray H. T
Hs Sayd
Brittan & Richmond
Channing
W. E
Crowe
Catherine
Crowel
Eugene
Davis
A. J
Ant
Daniels
Cora L
Eamunds
Dexter
Spiritualian
Phelps
Smith
G. B
Bible
White
Scribner's Monthly
Spiritual Telegraph
Sunshine Route to California announced for Chicago travelers
The Sunshine Route advertises weekly Saturday departures from Chicago at 2 PM via the Chicashwankes and St Paul lines to Kaneis City, then Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe to California. Messages note agent contact in Chicago and a meeting in Citronells Alabama, with Art Young traveling to join his father for winter in the sun. Also mentions Kodell Dyspepsia Cure for digestion issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullmar
D.S. Youn
Citronells
Ala
Art Young
Chicago
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durst
Fred O. Phillips
Mortuary Record
Becker
Jordin
Miss Jennings
LA Follette
W. F. Triteen
2 Regin
Tau
J. T. Dodge
California
Mes
Gavi Prckunl
Times Printing Company
Steare
Axclusivs
Trukenbrod’s
Jefferson Street
Pram
M. E
A. Miller
Monroe
Wisconsin
Douglas
Stevenson & Treat
Burt & Packard Shoes
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