Monroe Chronicle winter edition notes and city arrivals
A long list of local notices from Monroe Wisconsin dated December 6 1906 includes subscriptions rates and postal details. It records residents abroad in Chicago Janesville Monticello and Madison, travel plans, medical updates, and social events plus notices of deaths and funerals and local business promotions.
Local residents make short trips and plans for winter
A list of residents visiting or traveling includes A. F. Wagner from Freeport Burr Sprague from Brod head W. W. Chadwick to Chicago Mrs Martha Relf to Janesville J F Dietmier and wife Clarno to Pipestone Minn Miss Emma and Rosa Schindler to Monticello Dr and Mrs W B Monroe and Mrs Anna Monroe to Chicago Mary Eilert to Atlanta Ga Will Shorts to Brandon Ia Mrs John F Clemmer to Georgetown Texas Hugh Lichtenwalner to Green Cove Springs Fla An upright piano for sale at A Miller’s Jewelry store Geo Spiegel representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Clark and Child
Burlington
Willis Ludlow
Robert A. Etter
Fred P. Treat
Jno. C. Chadwick
Emery A. Odell
Chicago
Illinois Central
Fred Beckman
Clarno
W. H. Palmer
Janesville
Anna Elmer
New Glarus
New Glarus Reformed Church
Joseph W. Dowling
Milwaukee
St. Victor’s
Mr. Dowling
Elsie Wheeler
A. Miller
Geo. W. Speiger
R. A. Etter
Wills Ludlow
Harris Ludlow
Evelyn Ludlow
Monroe High School Athletic Association
Arthur Collentine
Erman Karlen
Fred Kohli
M’s
Janesville Recorder
Rock River
Roney Boys
Freeport
Presbyterian Church
Owatonna
Minn
Turner Hall
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
Monroe
Universalist Church
Palmer
Lyric Quartette
Stella Bilse
Anna Blotz
Grace Dunwiddie
Barbara Blotz
Carrie Considine
Marie Monroe
Henrietta Pyre
Jessie Green
Burr Sprague
Brodhead
W. W. Chadwick
Martha Relf
J. F. Dietmier
Pipestone
Emma Schindler
Rosa Schindler
Monticello
W. B. Monroe
Anna Monroe
Mary Eilert
Atlanta
Will Shorts
Brandon
John F. Clemmer
Georgetown
Texas
Hugh Lichtenwalner
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Geo. Spiegel
Cheesemakers' notes and social items in city column
News notes include residents traveling to Chicago and Milwaukee for visits and shows, local market offerings like fresh sauerkraut and dill pickles, and specials at Shar's grocery and Burkhalter's store. Also mentions travel fare to New Glarus, a fat stock show, and a governor election cost report. Mrs. Travis sells home baked goods Saturdays at Schroeder's restaurant with weekly sales and special orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ellis
Otto Stauffacher
Chicago
Illinois Central
Borden
W. J. Knight
W. W. Bradley
Fred J. Bolender
Lillian Karlen
Flora Wood
J. H. Eaton
Walter Wescott
Milwaukee
Miller & Son
Chas. Murphy
Eaststreet
Albert Voegels
New Glarus
W. W. Winton
Milwaukee Road
Henry Mattern
Greeney
Max G. Booth
Daisy Lamb
Pearl City
L. L. Lamb
Shar’s
Burkhalter’s
Schiesser’s
J. F. Rouch
J. T. Etter
Jacob Burgy
Andrew Tschudy
James Q. Davidson
Wm. Travis
Schroeder's Restaurant
Mystic Workers Elect Officers and Rent Notice
Mystic Workers elected officers last evening with Prefect Robert Crow and Monitor Nellie Corkins leading the slate. A 200 acre farm for rent at cash rent is available, with inquiries directed to T. L Summeril & Son. A sale offers Holman Nelson and Bagster Bibles and testaments with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Robert Crow
Monitor
Nellie Corkins
Anna Nance
Everett Huffman
Marshall
Lillis Connery
Adam Mayenschein
Sentinel
Marie Wilber
W. G. Bear
J. W. Edelman
T. L Summeril & Son
Holman, Nelson and Bagster
Schiesser’s
A Wall Street Romance Ends in a Happy Union
George Stevens recounts a speculative spree around 1900 with 200 shares of Northern Pacific. He doubles his money to 192000 but loses it over a mis telegraphed sale. A romance triangle with Miss Gylling and Miss Worsley ends in marriage, as his wife urges him to quit gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Northern Pacific Railroad
Miss Gylling
Agnes Worsley
Northern Pacific
Miss Worsley
Supreme court grants new trial for meat theft case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court yesterday granted John Topolewski of Milwaukee a new trial after finding that Plankinton Packing Co through its agents placed meat on a loading platform and consented to its removal, implying the thief was not entirely guilty of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Topolewski
Milwaukee
Plankinton Packing Co
Public Sale of Farm at Washing ton Near Monroe and Monticello
A farm auction will be held at the seller’s residence in Washing ton section 26 seven miles north of Monroe and four miles south of Monticello on Thursday December 13, 1906 at ten o clock. The sale lists horses cattle hogs chickens farming implements hay loads corn plows binders and more with Jim Blain running a lunch stand and T L Summersland Son as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
City of Monroe
Monticello
Schultz
Poland
Jim Blain
el Chesebro Pro
T. L. Summersland Sonauctioner
Denny Hogan
Mortuary Notices From Monroe and Orangeville
Mortality reports announce Polly Grinnells died at 90 in Monroe township after a Thanksgiving illness. William Moran, 22, nephew of P H Ward, dies in Beloit. funeral in Delavan beside his mother. Michael Bolender, 71, of Orangeville, dies after six weeks illness. burial at Eldorado cemetery. He was born February 2, 1842, married Emma Bobb in 1867, survived by wife, brother Henry, and three sisters near Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Grinnells
James Grinnells
Monroe Township
William Moran
Beloit
P. H. Ward
Delavan
Bural
John Mahar
Sarah Ward
Maggie Grady
Bolender
Michael Bolender
Orangeville
Eldorado Cemetery
Stephenson County
Union County
Emma Bobb
Henry Bolender
Marian
A. Fair
F. C. Belknap
Linen Pattern Cloths and Accessories Display at The Big Store
Linen pattern cloths are offered for dining rooms at about linen-by-the-yard prices with over 50 styles. Round tables show patterns in multiple sizes and a wide stock of rich cloths with various yard measurements. Prices range across many dollars and napkins are listed in several sizes with varied prices. Palm and Clematis, Rose and Ribbons and other designs are highlighted. It invites a trip to Janesville to view linens from top manufacturers. Also advertised are Holiday mufflers, fashionable feather boas, and McCall’s Magazine subscriptions with included McCall patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Teather Boas
Wisconsin probate notice for Lucy L Deal estate
In Green County Court of Probate Monroe Wisconsin. At January term the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Lucy L Deal deceased is to be heard. Rosa B Deal applies for appointment. Dated November 17 1906. Colin W Wright attorney. J M Becker County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiesser
Jennings
Sam Blum
Wm. Smith
Janesville
Miss Jennings
Clara Fessenden
Madison
American Cigar Compay
Monroe Business Institute
Casper Hoesley
New Glarus
Werner Blum
Harvey Clark
Milwaukee Road
Monroe
Rosa B. Deal
Lucy L. Deal
Clarno
Colin W. Wright
J. M. Becker
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Monroe Weekly Times
Bridge’s Block
South Jackson Street
Monroe. Wis
A. E. Edwards
A. W. Zilmer
O. A. Tschudy
J. D. Soseman
David Fritz
Emma Neuenschwander
Albany
Jacob Benkert
W. P. Bragg
Will Huffman
Mae Huffman
David Stuckey
Louis Rouch
Springfield
William T. Lowrie
Mt. Morris
N. Y
J. H. Burt
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank Eley
L. S. Wagner
Edw. Carroll
Henry Pfeiffer
Fred W. Pfeiffer
Haviland
Ernest Regez
Blanchardville
August Regez
Dodgeville
Edw
Wittner
Thos. Smith
Emma Tietz
Watertown
Waterman
Eaton Hulbert
F. F. Lizsky
Reedsburg
Kentucky
Matt Speich
Unce
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
M. G. Jeffris
la Follette
la Fullette
Jeffris
A. F. Wagner
Mystic Workers
Mortuary Record
Grinnells
Monroe Markets
Wis
Hay
Timothy
Elgin Price
Limburger
McCall’s Magazine
McCall’s Mag
McCall
County Court of
Green County
Henry Ludlow
J. B. Treat
John Strah ~ Co
L. Bark Willis Ludlow
Jacob Karlen
E. P. Treat
Ut Oy
V. Asst
Henry Hoehn
Jacob Regezeber
Munn ‘ Co
Scientific Fimerican
All
Munn &9
New York
Ofice
F &T
R. B. Clark
M. B