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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
4
A string of city and region notices from Beloit and nearby towns details social visits, church events, and personal movements. Reports include residents traveling to Freeport and Janesville, a revival series starting at a local church, civic measures to curb habitual drinkards, and assorted updates on residents, marriages, and neighborhood happenings. Other items mention a Philadelphia voyage, school Valentine boxes, and community acknowledgments.
A long, dense OCR of town notices lists arrivals and departures, visitors, and travel between Madison, Freeport, Janesville, Rockford, and Chicago. It mentions Sheriff Garber, Gov. Wright, and Mrs. Tomlinson among locals traveling for business or visiting relatives, with numerous motor and train passenger notes and confirmations of homecomings and journeys.
Fractured, garbled critique targets medical practitioners and untrustworthy claims. The piece ponders deception, ostensible cures, and the public’s vulnerability to charlatans, railing at pretenders while lamenting lost faith in genuine care.
Murmurings of Gren County’s first murder trial resurface as surviving jurors TJ Beage and C Meinert recall the 1840s proceedings in Monroe. They defend juror conduct and deny intoxication or improper influence, detailing trial locations, deputy sheriffs, and the jury’s stay at a tavern while verdicts were decided, amid witness recollections of Arndt and Vineyard political clashes and the ensuing feud.
The Devoll Brothers once accused of stealing seed in Brooklyn waived nomination and pled guilty, later changing their minds before Justice T. Luchsinger. The state had discharged witnesses. new subpoenas are needed, and the hearing was reset to Thursday, July 1.
Former Governor George We Peckott Milwaukee was Monday appointed by Loser Scofield as mendheaneg of the bord of ihe dty Precits. Jali Tolniestan of Midyauhen is prtest deat dhe hawed Georges Py Merrett sens appointed regent for the dint det ch. May Vier bathe tee vetivins aventhers dye lined reappetal nent ap od SE Stam of Menouvitme sens appeindend eet ise teeter Wistered fa srennd Vinneett. Farmer Giivetier Pork sy Appeluteub will be eeppetally poprlar funetor thee students.terested in ath letics gecheds.
Sunday School officers and trustees were elected with Superintendent Fores G. Tartheap and Mrs C. Me Willirans among those chosen. Other listed officers include Lydia Mise, Netti Trixton, Miss Cryer Travis, organist Migs deene Tobie, assistant Miss Sante Geigel, plus a nominating committee. A meeting and event are planned at Timon on the upcoming Sunday.
Albert C. Divan, staying with relatives near Browntown, was arrested Saturday afternoon by Marshal Blunt on notice from Marshal Geo Richards of Lake Geneva, who reported Divan as a deserting husband. Richards brought him back Monday. Divan had recently sold possessions in Lake Geneva Tal Lout. His wife presses charges. LM Sharpe's Fairy Cart joins Moros Telephone Co.
Green County fair planners fixed dates for the forty sixth annual exhibition to run September 3, 6, and 7. Improvements include a new race track and building changes, with summer work and fall readiness described by officers led by Chadwick and other county leaders.
An early notice offers a gonis stock firm with 185 nevres within two miles of the railroad in Will County. It plans to sell cheap or be sold before February 1, with rental after that date. Inquiries to W. A. Carding, Mourne, Wisconsin.
A second 4,000 blaze struck the Firenzing plant at Mineral Point's zinc works on Monday. The bagroom barn burned, causing about 5,000 dollars in damage. The property was insured.
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