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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
4
A long list of names and travels shows residents and visitors from Beloit and nearby towns arriving home from trips or moving about. Among those noted are John Sullivan, Dil vias tyre, Albany figures, Abner, and many others returning from cities like Freeport, Browntown, Argyle, and Madison.
A long read of scattered items from Argyle to Monticello lists visits, arrivals, and farewells. Mentions include Mrs. Kryder’s death in Twin Grove, court cases in Spring Grove, revival meetings led by George Thompson, and residents moving to Clear Lake and Darlington. Also notes trains, weather, and Mardi Gras plans in Milwaukee.
Public notice outlines a nationwide census starting June 1 to collect detailed industry and farm statistics. Enumerators will tally population, births, deaths, and economic data, with payments based on individuals and establishments. penalties for withholding information are stated. The vital statistics will be published by 1903.
In Monroe on January 1 1900 J D Ward is honored after death by J S Reynolds Camp No 40M W A. The camp notes Ward’s faithful service and unity with tenets. Sympathy extend to his family and resolutions published in the local paper. Also mentions community notices and local social updates from Monroe and surrounding towns.
The Chicago Sun style report notes Mrs Hyde’s music club hosted a chilly evening with about twenty attendees. Emma and Alice Smock performed in a program centered on Shuman works including organ solos, songs, duets, and papers.
A harsh stretch begins with temperatures plunging to eight and twelve degrees below zero. Snow and wind develop into a blizzard with dwindling visibility and widespread outages. Plumbers, fuel sellers, and local businesses report heightened demand as residents stay indoors while several locals arrive or depart, highlighting a city in deep cold and slow activity.
A Monros Military band led a jovial Turner hall party where dancers and musicians misaligned after late supper. Wrappers were left behind as couples returned to darkened floors, but escorts recovered some belongings. Prof Barrett's cornet encore drew hearty applause. the event cleared some funds and promises a bigger next-time gain.
Miss May Ludlow departed from Madison last evening. De B. B. Clark attended a lacrosse game this afternoon as a spectator. Miss Kal ina Sheffer planned a visit to Garter in Illinois. Father Dempsey arrived home from Brodhead this morning. Louis Weber rode as a passenger to Janesville this morning. Miss Myrta Aminmiston retained 10 Monticello this morning. Fred Grimert left for Monticello and New Glams this morning. Mr and Mrs Swan left for Milwaukee to visit this afternoon.
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