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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1907

Page

4

Demand Received For Better Train Service On Mineral Point Line

Colin W Wright as Milwau kee road division committee chairman reports a demand from cities along the Mineral Point division for improved train service. E W McKenna confirms receipt and says an investigation will be conducted with travel statistics, leading to a full reply. He suggests a Chicago meeting for a free discussion once data is ready.

Colin W. Wright Mineral Point Milwaukee Road E. W. McKenna McKenna Chicago

Near Fatal Flood Ride Ends in Rescue Near Stockton

Dr J H Stealy and Dr L C Smith, noted Stockton physicians, nearly drowned when their buggy plunged into a swollen stream eight miles from Stockton after a heavy rain. The driver failed to know the stream’s condition. Stealy was found downstream and revived after reaching a farmer’s home.

J. H. Stealy L. C. Smith Stockton Staley

Family Reunion Honors Arthur Holmes and Bride

A New Year reception at Mrs. W. H. Holmes home 118 S. Van Buren honors Arthur Holmes and his bride who wed in Grand Rapids Michigan on December 27 and plan to reside in Moline Illinois. Attendees include W. H. Holmes Vivian Crandall Nellie Conkey Elmer Rogers C H Mikkelsen and family S M Judd Josie Armitage Nettie Burns Daisy Burns J D Eley Laura Drake and others from Milton Junction Beloit Marshfield and Monroe.

W. H. Holmes S. van Buren Street Arthur Holmes Grand Rapids Mich Bride Moline Ill Vivian Crandall W. C. Holmes Nellie Conkey Elmer Rogers C. H. Mikkelsen Fred Rogers Milton Junction S. M. Judd Beloit Josie Armitage Marshfield Nettie Burns

Card of Thanks from John Lengacher

John Lengacher extends heartfelt thanks to many friends for kindness and help during his wife’s illness and after her death. Gratitude goes to neighbors and friends at the Green County house.

John Lengacher Green County

For Sale Former Dr Loofbourow Property East Washington

Brick house with two lots on East Washington street 109 feet frontage and 152 feet depth includes an ice house and other outbuildings. Terms and particulars apply to T B Fager Forreston Illinois.

Dr. Loofbourow Washington Street T. B. Fager Forreston

Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Ads Cure Constipation

An advertisement touts Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims digestion aid, liver and bowel stimulation, quick relief, no nausea or griping, and urges refusing substitutes from West Side Drug Store. George Bleiler listed at Rockford.

West Side

New Year Proposal Ends With Surprise Betrothal

Thomas Wentworth, after six months of vainly planning to propose to Helen Griswold, writes a bold note with violet flowers. At the Griswold home the plan succeeds as Helen accepts, leaving mother relieved and the couple set for June wedding. The old year ends with a lively dance and a betrothal confirmed.

Thomas Wentworth Helen Griswold Samson Dan Cupid Tom Jacob Rachel June Griswold Mother

Heard on the Corner Jack vow on New Year’s Eve

A brief exchange notes Jack’s plan to repeat a decade of New Year’s Eve promises to swear off and begin anew the next day. The dialogue captures a common social ritual of resolving to change as the year ends.

The New Year Arrives With Hopes and Lessons

A poetic greeting marks the arrival of the New Year. The old year fades away as a smiling lad takes its place. Flags unfurl to welcome what lies ahead while past troubles fade, and lessons learned are kept as guiding roses line the road.

Judge George Grimm Takes Oath for Twelfth Circuit

Judge George Grimm of Jefferson filed his oath of office with the Secretary of State to serve as judge of the Twelfth judicial circuit. He was elected last spring and will succeed Judge B. F. Durnwiddie of Janesville next Monday.

George Grimm Jefferson Secretary of State Houser Twelfth Judicial Circuit B. F. Durnwiddie Janesville

Local notes from Twin Grove and Juda communities

Chas Kildow will work for Arthur Preston for a year after moving his family to Twin Grove last Friday. Newton Musser and Grace Myers wed at the Myers home on December 24 1906. Local social news covers visits, illnesses, new births, and events including a Tony the Convict play at Fairfield school house January 3 1907 and a nine pound boy Teddy born to Fred Baremore.

Chas. Kildow Arthur Preston Newton Musser Grace Myers Miles Myers Ransom Holmes Jack Swartz Linda Benage Mary van Buren Juda John Myers Will White Mrs Henry White Anna Zettle Stella Cadiz Inlaw Allethe Barnhill Parker Whitehead Nebraska Olive Whitehead Tony the Fairfield School House Fred Baremore Fred Teddy Frank Blackford Brodhead

For Sale Fifteen Poland China Pigs and Sows

Fifteen Poland China boar pigs and the same number of sows are for sale. Eligible to register. Location two miles south of the square. Contact THos. SMITH.

Poland Thos. Smith

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