Cherry Sisters Decline From Stage to Struggling Housing
The Cherry Sisters once rising stars now face hard luck and dwindling audiences after a brief New York triumph. Once rich after a Hammerstein engagement they squandered wealth on Cedar Rapids luxury, now returning to modest farm origins and barnstorming.
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Cherry Sisters
Monroe
Cellar Rapids
Staini
Ounce
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Europe
Wooda
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Coming and Going in Town Notes
J N Hale went to Freeport this morning. H Miller visited Freeport. Mrs SLT Gapen traveled to Janesville. Rev Geo Sheldon in Janesville. Dr Peck of Darlington left for Milwaukee. W Loofbourow to Janesville. P S Johnson back from South Dakota. Mrs J W Lyman and children to JuTo. Mr and Mrs B Kully to Freeport. W Conroy and site to Town Falls Iowa. Kinney of Illinois Central in town. Mrs George Beleidegger to Tomah. Miss Alice Treat home from Freeport. Henry Ludlow and Ed Ludlow back from Chicago. DA Harvey Clark on legal business at Darlington. Mr and Mrs C F Matzke returned from Brodhead. Mr and Mrs J B Treat back from Chicago. Stanley Finney visiting Sumner home. Hawthorn and D C Ryan back from Chicago. Rev J H Borkay absent so no services at Christian church. F G Thrall visiting from Kansas. Mrs Miles Newman to Peterson Iowa. Rosa Garland visiting her parents. The Kolbs away. Orangeville residents visiting to possibly move. Annual cheesemakers dance at Tamarlal tonight. Many cheesers arrived for the festival. Mrs W B Guagi and family to arrive from Chicago. Dr Gungi rented North Incheon street house. R J Cooper and Jas Pierre recruiting Knights of the Globe in town to welcome new members at Browntown. Fred Stueselend and Miss Emma Dorgt of New Glarus securing marriage license for Tuesday at Marty Hotel New Glarus. Durat daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Durat of New Glarus.
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Miller
Freeport
Slt
Gapen
Janesville
Geo. Sheldon
Dr. Peck
Darlington
Wu. Loofbourow
Johnson
South Dakota
J. W. Lyman
Juto
Mra
Kully
Wim. Conroy
Site
Town Falls
W. M.G. Kinney
Mllnois Central
George Beleidegger
Tomah
Alice Treat
Flenny Ludlow
Ed. Ludlow
Chicago
Harvey Clark
C.F. Matzke Gud Zou
Brodhead
J.B. Treat
Finest Stanley
Storm Lake
T. L. Sumnerl
Alf. Hawthorn
D. C. Ryan
W. B. Guagi
Gungi
Weirich
Incheon Street
R. J. Cooper
Jas Pierre
Knights of the Globe
Warren
Browntown
Fred Stueselend Mies Emma 2B
Dorgt
New Glarns
Marty
Mise Durat
Sod
Henry Durat
New Glarus
Attorney Sues Client Over Divorced Ward Case
Attorney Colin W Wright faced a delinquent client Ferdinand Zellnow in Justice Thos Luchainger's court over unpaid sums. Zellnow, from Brodhead, previously owed $86, then $800, and faced a $600 judgment for alimony related to a divorce filed by Zellnows wife. A jury awarded full damages to the plaintiff with J L Sher ron for the plaintiff and J Mi Jory for Zellnow. Pleasant Camp M W A Monticello opposed a proposed versive fund at a 17 to 2 vote. camp 65 had few members present.
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Colin W. Wright
Thos. Luchainger
Ferdinand Zellnaw
Zellnow
Brodhead
Wright
Ob Grodhead
Hig Wits
Cail
J. WH. Darst
Jas. Nes
Frank Gorgon
Ct.if
Hodgex
Bi. Wenger
Ed. Carroll
J. L. Sherron
J. Mi. Jory
Bradhead
Zell Ant
Pleasant Camp
Monticello
Atkins Gives Whole Scrap Away
Henry Atkins a pickpocket taken to Wanpan yesterday confessed to officers admitting his thefts and association with Hein Renney and a Chicago gang. He said Renney escaped guilt and claimed he feared a second trial, with limited evidence tied to a long book of fair dates. Atkins and Renney pleaded guilty and were sentenced to two years at Wanpun, with District Attorney Clark present.
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Henry Atkins
Wanpan
Hein
Lim
Hessil Hein
Renney
Little Red Book
Atkins
Atkine
Janesville
Colin W. Wright
Wanpun
Chicago
Howevever
Dota Xs
Clark
Laing
Garriot
Thair
Sherron
Journal
Harry Atkins
Janusville
Gardusr
John Gardner
Harvey Clark
Renny
Atking
Campaign expense reports filed with county records
The county campaigns of both Republican and Democratic committees filed expense statements with the register of deeds. Republican treasurer J. H. Darst shows total expenses of 498.07 with 442.13 on hand and 400.00 spent on land. Democratic treasurer J. C. Hool reports receipts 843.25 and expenditures 242.25, with on hand funds. individual candidates show varied small amounts.
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Republican
Democratic
Register of Deeds
Republican Committee
J. H. Darst
Democratic Committee
J. C. Hooil
Wlill
N.S. Durat
Geo. A. Swartz
J.C. Pon
J. L. Sherron
Adam D. Schund
W. Lyman
Johan Lewis
Edw. Blumer
Fessenden
R. T. Holewmb
E. P. Atherton
J. Z. Kildow
Buehler Noble Grand Re elected at Monroe Lodge
Monroe lodge No. 7 LO held its semi annual election Monday evening with F. W. Buehler named Noble Grand R. A. DuBois as Vice Grand J. W. Odell as Secretary C. W. Twining as Treasurer and C. T. Moythaler for a three year term The new slate to be installed in January along with appointed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge
No. 7
LO. 0
Noble Grand
F. W. Buehler
R. A. DuBois
J. W. Odell
C. W. Twining
C. T. Moythaler
W R C Officers Elected By The Woman's Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps elected officers on Tuesday evening with Mrs R A Etter as president and Mrs P Schadel as vice president. Anna Bridge served as junior vice president and Margaretta Whitcomb as treasurer, with Sarah Bolender as chaplain, Ella Nance as conductor, P H White as guard, and Lida Bennet as organist. Delegates to the department convention include Mrs C S Young and Mrs Geo W Case, with alternates Mrs C A Booth and Mrs Nellie Wells.
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Woman's Relief Corps
R. A. Etter
P. Schadel
Anna Bridge
Tressmer
Margaretta Whitcomb
Sarah Bolender
Ella Nance
P. H. White
Lida Bennet
C. 8. Young
Geo. W. Case
Mrz
C. A. Booth
Nellie Wells
Concordia I. O. O. F. Elects Officers
Concordia Lodge No. 124 I O O F elected officers Wednesday evening. Noble Grand Charles Rueble Vice Grand Fred Kiefer Secretary Edward Ruegger Treasurer D German Trustee years Jacob Steinman.
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Concordia Lodya
O. F
Chas. Rueble
Fred Kiefer
Edw
Ruegger
Trepentar
D. German
Jac. Steinman
Modern Woodmen Election and Anniversary Plans
The Reynolds camp of Modern Woodmen of America elected new officers and voted on a reserve fund amendment with 28 in favor and 11 against among 39 members present. Officers named include Y. O. Stransa Krise and E. A Drake. Delegates to a January 10 convention were selected, and January 5 1901 marks the 18th anniversary of the order with suggested rallies and combined camp officer installation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ball
Purchases of Local Property and Farm Near City Edge
John Gibbons bought an 840 acre farm touching the city’s southwest edge for 24200 with possession in March. George Aulthes sold 140 acres in Jordan to the Dilis brothers for 700. Frank Millman plans to move into town on March 1 after buying Arthur Durgin’s house and three West Washington street lots for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Wm- Hawthorn
Geo. Aulthes Eold
Jordan
Dilis
War on Corn Shredder Sparks Legislative Push
Accidents from using a deadly corn shredder are frequent in the state prompting a legislative move to require safer guards on the machine. A marriage license was issued in Freeport to Pearl Patridge and William Kuort. The Wisconsin central committee spent about 429000 in the 1900 campaign, with major costs for speaker fees and rail fares.
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Freeport
Misa Pearl Patridge
Argyle
William Kuort
Blanchardville
Wisconsi
la Follette
Lowe
Annual Message to Congress on Naval and Land Policies
The message urges action for a statue memorializing Admiral David D. Porter, creation of a national naval reserve and vice admiral rank, and merit rewards. It reports public lands totals, dispositions, and forest reserves changes, pension rolls, and census progress, noting increases in pensions and land receipts, with emphasis on forest policy and national resources.
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Congress
David D. Porter
National Naval Reserve
Spain
Secretary of the Interior
Olympic
Washington
Prescott
Arizona
Big Horn
Wyoming
Santa Ynez
California
Crow Creek
Pension Hvle
Council Proceedings at Montes on December 4 1900
Regular meeting led by Mayor A S Douglas at 7 40 pm Aldermen Maine Bellec Zinmerman Glaaser and Vogt present Minutes approved Committee on death of W W Hodges reported heartfelt resolutions praising his public spirit and integrity. Bills approved for Copeland Cleveland Burret Grinnell Weaver Convery Buehler Bell & Son Monroe Dodge Lumber Co and others. Lights reported 10 out Weighmaster report filed New sidewalk ordered East side of blocks 1 11 13 Brodheads Emerson street Sewer petition tabled Jefferson and Mechanic crossing denied Taxes levied Aldermen elected for fourth ward George Churchill by 3 of 5 votes and J H Miller elected to fill vacancy. Adjourned.
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Committes
City of Montes
W. Hodges
Hte Ibors
Ourmas
Krendl Ugon
Swandol
Tereof
Mra
R. Copeland
Rawork
A. L. Cleveland
Vily Aurveyor
J. M. Burret
Cerere
Grinnell
Gravel
Weaver
John Convery
Blackany
Buehler
H. L. Bell & Son
Stave
Monroe
Dodge Lumber Co
Chambers
Keister & Wann
Iomsouty
Serees
Weighmanter
Eidawalk
Brodhead
Emerson Street
Beejond
Soring
J. Benkert J
Jefferson Street
Mechanic Street
Eveees
Auslderman
W. W. Hodges
Geo. Churchill
George Churchill
J. H. Miller
Department of Agriculture Progress Report Year In Review
The Department of Agriculture has extended its work, seeking new varieties of seeds and plants, partnering with states on research, advancing meteorology for ocean vessels, studying animal disease, food adulteration, and woodland care. It notes the need for a permanent civil service force, urges Congress for funding, and describes plans including a hall of records in Washington. It warns against extravagance while urging prudent economic growth and vigilance to protect liberty and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Public Service
Washington
Child Born to Kundert Couple Dies Shortly After Birth
A child born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Kundert Tuesday died shortly after birth and was buried. The local W C T U has renewed efforts to promote a curfew law and plans to distribute literature on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kundert Tueaday
Snon
W. CT. U
John Luchsinger Elected to School Board
At a special school board meeting on Tuesday John Luchsinger was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of W W Hodges. The board also discussed repairs to the high school chimneys, noting Hodges was a member of the related committee. Thomas Devlin of Martintown plans to depart for Bonnie Scotland on the first of next month to visit relatives.
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John Luchsinger
W. W. Hodges
Hodges
Thomas Devlin
Martintown
Bonnie Scotland
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G. F. Sickinger
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John Getlings
J. N. Hale
Geo. Ruble
Milwaukee
Jury
Concordia I
J. 5. Reynold
Hawthorn
Namen
Treasury
Council Proceedings
R. L. Hodges
Shriner Bros
Colin W. Willuin
Atty
Dex
State OF Wisconsin
County Court of
Green County
Glyen
Youbablv
Colmty
Huuge
Chalins
Teferson
Courtart Court House
Montos
Insald Conunty
Une A.J
Paar Ald
Jiy
M. Becker
County
Tadge
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State OF
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