Town News Roundup From Monroe and Vicinity
Local residents travel to Chicago and Madison on business. Numerous visits, returns, and social updates of residents from Brodhead, Darlington, Beloit, Janesville, and nearby towns noted. New bridge material, holiday candy advertising, and a forthcoming Wisconsin football note are mentioned along with a mass of personal travel and small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kempter Bes
Mil- Whilkety
G. B. Ellis
Madison
Nick Suaund
Geo. B. el
Louis Weber
Leon King
Settiner Force
Darlington
I.C. Morrison
Blanchwedville
Miss Birchy Crane
Wana Ni
Shun Tadlow
Aundry
Harvey Ostrander
Adam Bhuney, Sr
Mudimm
Wis
A D. Jadler
Madison Iganuruing
Ada Williams
Chicago
Uyilay
John Zimmerman
Beloit
Samed
Lytle
Mat Geiglu
J. HL. Seley
Rosd
Jagob Tholknn
Wellyis Lome
Prairie di Thien
Fim
Young Farmer Calms Runaway Team Of Horses
Arthur Drake a Young Farmer residing near the city controlled his team of six horses after a runaway through Jackson street on a slippery Monday. He escaped injury as crowds watched and a nearby plumbing shop narrowly avoided damage when the wagon tipped and wheels left the curb. The incident ended with the horses tamed near West avenue amid slick roads and cautious bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Drake
Drake
Consilee
Lachsinger
Jackson Street
West Avenue
Thei 10
Considine & Lachsinger
Mmawhyib
Shiva
Chicago Modiste Coming to Open Monroe Parlors
Mrs Emery A Odell formerly Miss Amelia Burgy sells her dressmaking business which served Gar i Monroe for six years to Mrs M A Dawson of Chicago. Dawson will open the parlors in the Schindler block around January 1910. She brings fashion center experience and aims to sustain the high standard drawing customers to Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clawson
Darlington
David Minch
Browntown
L. Dickin
Lake Geneva
Fred Wettengel
James Keen
Fairview
M. D
EW. Voss
South Wayne
Te Moores Brewery
Chicago
Card
McSweenes
Lissrew
Robin Zerkie
Cornetest
Freeport
Mat Stith
Monticello
Geo. Hilman
Monroe
Minnie Jones
Borla Wis
Bertha Gardner
Platteville
Geo. Ellman
Emery A.dell
Monroe Street
Brodheart
Georiman
South Side
Geo. Altman
Betor Zimmerman Ty
Avil Emily
Montivelly
Adimatheratican
Brie Yonr
W. AF. Trakerrbrod
Emery A. Odell
Amelia Burgy
Gari Monroe
M. A. Dawson
Schindler Block
Dawson
Vhas
Third's Pay Day Coming for War Muster Dates
Military muster dates announced for January list units and locations including Neillsville Co A, Wisconsin. Co G Waniasia. Bin Chairs Gao Wi Mynomoni. Tindson Jan Co T Superior. LaCrosse. Wat Ml LaCrosse. Hb L Spanti Tay 2 Co KK Tomah. B-Field and Stadt officers at anny Dongle Fat de-Co D Mauston. B. Butkige. Rediential band, Marinette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neillsville
Wianasia
Jani Gao Wi
Mynomoni
Tain
Tindson
Superior
Tan We
Wat ML LaCrosse
Tan Hb
Spanti
Tomah
Tan
Field and Stadt
Atlanny Dongle
Fat
Mauston
Tan WC
Butkige
Sai Hrediental Band
Marinette
Matrimonial events highlight regional gathering
Report notes several young people and visitors from town and beyond joining ceremonies at a local parsonage. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate community ties and celebrations, with mentions of deans, ministers, and families from Orangeville, Trodhead, and Winelaw amid a Peace Times context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binilay
Hew
Cou
Wters
Pnattsiteny
Talia Gearhart
Winelaw
Orangeville
Arm Snatcher's Latest Victim Crushed In Corn Shredder
A farm accident near Mack Sullivan's place left Jacob Kinder amputate d his left arm above the elbow. While feeding corn stalks, he slipped into the shredder machine. Drs Confer and Steiger rushed to the scene and operated. Kinder, married with a wife, is reportedly improving. The report also notes political chatter and wolf sightings in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sullivan
Jacob Kander
East Street
Steiger
Kunilert
Band Dance a Success at Monroe Cornet Club Social
Monroe cornets hosted the fourth dance of the season with seventy in attendance. Thirty five nonmembers joined the club for the event, and the dancers crowd enjoyed a new music program with many encores. A brief concert precedes the next dance on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Cornet Band
City Schools Close For Holiday Vacation
Friday afternoon the city public schools closed for holiday vacation with closing exercises by the scholars. At Third Ward School Miss Scogging and Miss Byers’ pupils presented a lively program of vocal music and recitations and a Christmas tree with Santa distributed two presents per child. The kindergarten featured by the Uni salist shared with civic propriety. Ned Woodman leaves for Chicago to accept a position as natural cartoonist with Frank White’s Agricultural advertising firm. friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Word
Scogging
Byers
Christman
Charehill
Unisalist
Ned Woodman
Chicasy
Heceph
Frank
White
Ned
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Brodhend
Junesville
J. H. Berkey
Mary Noble
L. A. Rogers
O. Stearns
Manitowoo
Keen
Alexander
South Dakota
D. Raymond
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Agnes Dugan
Ias Bean
M. C. Getting
Galena
John ¢Zimmerman
Peter Aimer
Beloit Collupe
Brimdley
P. W. Pattor
Celticnes
Janesville
D.A. Stearns
Alyeling House
First Ward
Prof
Goldberger
Anil Ds
Bostmaster Bermodt
D. J Sullivan
Kelly
Freewort
Clyde Noble
O M.o
Rock
National Guard
American Express
Germany
Henry Wesler
Wnt Goldberger
Minnesota
A. Sonsidine
Water Works Station Force
Fulton, M
John Holloway
Cay
Newy Opera House
Fresport
Chas
Prohnan
Jennings Bryan
Washington, D.C
Washington
Guargeibaan
Sah Side
Eilward Beeson
Wisconsin
Pon du Tac
Abbie Beeson Carrington
London
England
Yeukenbrud
Jacob Kline
Polk
A. J. Hoelin
A. J
Massachusetts
Naval
Bowles
Jessie Hogan
Wu. Ashyworth
Freaport Mundey
Amos Hogan
Amos
J.B. Hogan
St. Louis
Pat’ O'Dea
Frllbank
J. G. Don & Co
Ign
Sherif Bennett
Likayette
Tyelias
Fred
Waekieha
Dave
Davey
Argyle
Sennger
Ay Pail
Young Farmer
Pancipais
A. Miller
Seve
East Side Square
Monroe, Wis
Yuri
Trukenbrod
Trukenbrod's
Stiece
Cial
Jacob Kandert
Green County
Fila Movementi
Soing
Asien
Nana
Wandover
Svetion
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