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Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1900

Page

7

Record of Transfers In The Office Of Deeds

Transfers listed include Fred Legler to BR Gorham for 10.13 acres in Sylvester. Anna Young to Geo Olson for 127 in Brodhead. Lawix Hooker to Ralph Chapel for 10 acres in Spring Grove. Atonga Drake to Ara Holloway for 130.50 acres in Cadiz. Daniel Hyren to Loris Bond for 1 acre in Jefferson. F E Tree to Martin Flannery for 105-160 acres in Jordan. Jaca Benkert to W C Gorham for parts of lots in Monroe. Peter Jenny to Faeob Luchsiziger for 88 acres in New Glarus. Arthur N Durgitt to Frank Millman for Riots 5b 07 and 5 in Evans add Monroe. Geo W Ault to Frank Mills for 140 acres in Jordan. Jacob Freitag to Rudolph Freitag for 249 acres in Mt. Pleasant. J G Barber to James Suilth for block 18 in Brodhead. John C Wenger to Edward Wenger for 5 acres in Monroe. Ephrian Miller to Andrew Sharer for 40 acres in Monroe. Caspar J Schneider to John Riggle for lot 81 in Monroe. Samuel Butts to James Gillies for 80 acres in Brooklyn. D S Young to Marie M Mather for lot and block in Monroe. Fred Gempeler to Fridolin Marty for 10 acres in Washington.

Fred ©. Legler BR. D. Gorham Sylvester Anna Young Geo. Olson Jota Gang Kile City of Brodhead Lawix Hooker Ralph Chapel Spring Grove Atonga A. Drake Ara C Holloway Cadiz Daniel Hyren Loris Bond Jefferson F. E. Tree Martin Flannery Jordan Jaca Benkert W. CG. Gorham City of Monroe Peter Jenny Faeob Luchsiziger Township of James Suilth Brodhead Ohn C. Wenger Edward CG. Wenger Ephrian Miller Andrew Sharer Caspar J. Schneider John Riggle Rua Samuel Butts James Gillies Brooklyn Young Marie M. Mather Emerson and Moulton's Monrose Fred Gempeler Fridolin Marty Sea Washington

Slashed with a knife in Janesville alley clash

H Greeley Sloan son of the late Judge S T G Sloan and Philip Kovh a traveling salesman from Janesville were involved in a fight after leaving a bowling lane. Sloan was stabbed three times but will recover. Both men had been drinking and Koch fled toward Milwaukee. John Warne the magician is a former Rockford youth. Teard closes a sixteen year term as state's attorney of Stephenson county with 2 241 convictions including three murders. A new industry near Brooklyn and shipments by Snyder Sons are noted. Frogs fetch Chicago market prices.

H. Greeley Sloan ST. G. Sloan Philip Kovh Janesville Sloan Koch Ingraulé Tom John Warne Rockford Qgur Teard Stephenson Onnby Tingis Brooklyn Chicago Tendents Q. W. Donkin and Snyder & Son

Krape Seeks Fee Dilt Up Plan And Open Books

W W Krape secretary and general manager of the K G M B A warns members to fund death assessments for 1900 and 1901. He defends the organization’s finances, insists books are open, and attacks critics, arguing the plan safeguards members against insolvency and state action. He contrasts the K G M B A with Modern Woodmen and notes state exams praise the group as well managed.

W. W. Krape Adenot de Toad Diveches EL Tyler Aivy Deverber Insurance Commissioner Illinois Sinovis Theuselvey Vrrchery Duvseo Jwing K. G Woodmen K. GM Lylac K. GM. B.A

Not Provided Context Yet

Not enough readable facts to extract a meaningful two line record. The fragment mentions W. W. Krave and K. G. MB. A as names, but no event, date, place, or organization to anchor a headline or summary.

Town Sold on Mortgage Foreclosure in Glen Flora

The town of Glen Flora on the SCC railway sold at foreclosure for 2400 dollars to Elizabeth Stanley of Chippewa Falls after a mortgage against W F Switzer defaulted. The sale included 120 acres, eight miles of railroad, a planing mill and saw mill, with Adjoining lands and disputes over the purchase by N S Durgin.

Glen Flora SCC Elizabeth Stanley Chippewa Falls W. F. Switzer Marinett N.S. Durgin Mira Chippent Falls W. TF. Switzer Durgin Mra. Stanley

Banquet Money Stolen During Reformers Talk Beloit

Sixty Beloit business men of the Six O Clock club held a dinner at the Goodwin house to discuss night police protection. The funds, about 1825, were stolen from the hotel safe soon after payment. The hotel employee in sole charge of the office summoned the night watchman then left town, and another watchman was left to guard an empty cafe.

Beloit Goodwin House

Woodmen to Meet for County and State Delegates

Delegates from Woodmen camps in Green County will gather Thursday January 10 for a county convention. The meet will name delegates to the state convention in Eau Claire in March and those to the national convention in St Paul in June. Representation is one delegate per 25 camp members for county, one per 260 for state, and one per 1000 for national by districts. Green County has six delegates to the state convention. Preparations will also be made for next year's large order picnic, of wide local interest.

Wooimen Eau Claire St. Paul Green County

Grip Epidemic Forecast With Old Threats of Death

Health authorities warn grip may surge before spring with last year s epidemic level and many indirect deaths. Old Dail Flynn and Lefty Fitzgerald, accused post office burglars, are to be tried for the Deerfield bank robbery in Madison under Judge Liebecker, as state officers press their guilt claims.

Dail Flynn Lefty

Durno Emmett Entertain at Wells Opera House Lecture

The Woman's club lecture course at Wells Opera House drew a large, highly pleased audience for the Durno Emmett act. Magician Durno impressed with skillful tricks, while Hugh J. Emmett displayed versatility in music and humor. Kimbrough’s absence as pianist was noted. the program promised future value with Father Francis C. Kelly to speak January 13 on The Mothers of a Nation's Greatness.

Durno-Emmett Wells Opera House Mesara Durno Lumott B. G. Treat Dr. J. G. Randall Hugh J. Emmett Kimbrough Francis C. Kelly Chicago

Christmas Shopping Now Boosts Home Prosperity

A period urging early Christmas shopping cites crowded stores and tired clerks later in the season, urging Monroe residents to buy from local dealers to boost home prosperity. It notes tax time approaching, price changes, and a mix of local notices including a pension increase, a toll ring by Rock County Telephone, and marriages.

Akay Monroe Deaser

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