Loving Tribute for Worthy Man at Packed Church
A solemn funeral service filled a church founded by the deceased, with Rev Pantl Schuh leading and Rev Lehth delivering prayers. Family, friends, and many from New Glaris and beyond attended as pallbearers carried the casket to Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jucol Tachudy
Pant! A, Schuh
Lehth
St John’s Svangelical Church
Rav Lehah
Straissguth
Milwaukee
New Glarnis
Persagoranca Council
Royal Arcanna
J. M. Blumer
Elizabeth
John Colle
Adolph Ott
Henry Durst
John Luchksinger
H. Schmid
Jack Ruegg
Greenwood Cemetery
Neck Broken by a Fall verdict in Gutamer death
The body of August Gutamer Jr was found on the state line road and later removed to his home. Coroner Curerer of Stephenson county led the inquiry and a jury including George Fells and others found Gutamer was killed by a wagon striking him and causing a broken cheek. Dr M A Cunningham of Janesville was elected second vice president of the Rock County Medical Society with Dr TE H Loomis as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gutamer, Jr
Washalen
Minos
Cure Rer
Stephenson Counby
Bathoomtmer
George Fells
Gatzmer
Ealing
M.A. Cunningham
Janesville
Rock County Medical Society
TE. Ii. Loomis
Denver piano star Grant Weber engaged at Academy of Music
The Mecca of Denver profiles Grant Weber now concert pianist in the piano department at the Avadaau Academy of Music. The notice lauds his ancestry and popularity since arriving in Denver and announces his engagement in the piano department. Local critics praise his arrival and predict continued success for his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Denver
Col
Grant Weber
Avadaau of Music
Weber
Accademy of Music
Major Charles G. Treat Receives New Military Title
Major Charles G. Treat, once captain and aide to Gen. Randolph in Havana, has been promoted by the War Department to major for gallantry at Santiago and service at Havana. News arrived via telegram from Washington, relayed by State Senator John G. Spooner, with confirmation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Treat
Ludlow
Havana
War Department
Washington
J. 8. Trott
John G. Spooner
Santiago
Major Treat
Gen. Randolph
Shafter
Montauk Point
New York
Randolph
Ludiow
G A Installation of Officers at Local Post Meeting
The G A R installation at Pinney post with G A BL officers installed includes Wan Gapen Ed Ruegger John Blumer Thorpe Luchsinger Hoehn Alva Hare Maine elected commander and Raymond officer of the day both sick and to be installed next meeting by Surgeon Geuers 1n W Byers oldest ex commander. The sergeant major to be appointed by the commander at the last regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Pinney Post
G. A. BL
Sirgeon Geuers
W. Byers
Sunshine Route to California Travel Ad
The Sunshine Route to California advertises Pullman tourist accommodations from Chicago every Saturday evening by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Trailway to Kansas City, then Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe to California. For details contact the station ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
O'Clook
Millwaukes & St. Pan
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
California
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Unclaimed Letters at Monrose Post Office 1808
Week ending Day 25 1808. Monrose Wis post office lists unclaimed letters. Names include J H Telzleman Ed Taible Fred Tonder Mrs Avetta I Notts Tacob Rbyner Mrs A B Welly Mr Walter Walker. Callers must say advertised and give list date. FG Bennery P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrose
Wis
J. H. Telzleman
Taible
Fred Tonder
Avetta I. Notts
Tacob
Body in the Ice Solves a Local Mystery
Gustav Wallin of Porter Rock County is found dead in Rock River near Edgerton. The 26 year old soldier, missing since October 22, reportedly died by his own action while under illness in Jacksonville. Found with stones in pockets and a rock on his breast, his death is ruled an apparent suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Wallin
Porter
Rock County
Lisa
Rock River
Edgerton
Bedy
Wuallin
Wallin
Co. B
lBotoit
Janesville
Jacksonville
Social whirl parties host many young guests at two events
Miss Mattie Green held an initial party with games and refreshments, naming Miss Pearl Wood as first prize winner from a list of guests. A second event hosted by Miss Pearl Schuler included Miss Justine Waterman and Miss Agnes Dugan with a punch-bowl backdrop and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Green
Pearl Wood
Pansy Spaford
Warren
Mae Mack
Ruth Woods
Pearl Babler
Blanche Miller
Nellie Etter
Nellie Miller
Pearl
Pearl Schuler
Sam Schuler, Jr
Jnstine, Waterman
Madison
Agnes Dugan
Ray Crow
Lucile Braphy
Tustino Waterman
Minnie Etter
Inez Htter
Nellie Gapen
Maud Crow
Grace Whitcomb
Nong Kundert
Luvile Brophy
Sophie Kohli
Ione McCaffery
Hattie Ludlow
Vera Wouille
Umma Kohli
Louise Durst
Ruth Varney
Margie Cheney
Beluah
Manver
Nan von Matee
Willie Trukentrod
Tom Bast
Alva Philips
Stone Leaves Freaport This Afternoon
John Sunbury the Crossing Browntown gate keeper was in the city today. Louis Road departed for South Wayne this morning and plans weekly trips there to repair watches and jewelry if a window opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sunbury
Browntown
Louis
South Wayne
In Memory of Tobias Zweifel Lodge Resolution
Resolutions adopted by Evening Star Lodge No. 6 F and AM Duluth Minn honor Tobias Zweifel a devoted Mason and family man. Born in Switzerland June 1 18xx he pursued photography, moved to Duluth after marriage, and rose to prominence in his craft and community service before dying after an illness at age y years. The memorial notes his strict rectitude, courtesy, brotherly love, and lifelong loyalty to the lodge and country, calling for publication and condolence offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farouy
Heaven
Edrib
Waladom
Tobias Zweifel
Busing
Ouuth
Mlubesors
Toulas Zweifel
Swittung
Europe
Setillag
Mouroy
Wisconsip
Antil
Dutington
Wan. Looper
Duluth
Minn
Willin
ASQ
Mason
Zweifel
Evening Star Lodge No. 6
Ighu
Citizew
Coming and Going in Monticello and Nearby Cities
Sunday visitors and residents were noted across several towns. Names include Chas Buttarilald, Ross Murdock, Mabel Walters, I Barnett, Otto Kindortis, J M Davis, Chas Miller, Win Adams, JW Whitehnad, C W Wright, Luther Berryman, Monitor Grane, Frank Binger, B T Chardnor, Gig Crane, L Arnetting, Chas A Howard, Henry Buehler, Aurew Trickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Miller
Steel Tange
Win. Adams
Brodhead
Traineys
JW. Whitehnad
Twin
Grove
C. W. Wright
Mineral Point
Luther Berryman
Jatla
Monitor Grane
Brownytown
Krank Binger
Drowntown
Finances of the Green County Agricultural Society
The Green County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting with good attendance. Old officers were reelected. The secretary reported debts of about 3,000 dollars and notes totaling 8,050 dollars with interest due. Treasurer Andrew Lewis presented receipts totaling 4,609.08 dollars and itemized disbursements. Membership rules changed to drop annual members in favor of life members, with voting restricted to life members. life membership price debated and largely rejected. New officers were elected: President Robert A. Etter, Vice President Jacob Huffman, Secretary Frank Sinock, Treasurer Andrew Lewis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Agricultural Society
Atternoon
Ginogh
Citizens Bank
Lts
Thornin
Solety
Andraw Lewis
Wallace
G. L. Hodges
Chenoweth & Elton
Noo
Booth
Win
Taumviddle
Abstructine
Woages
Biter & Treat
Eash
Ter
Georg- Dary Sinock
Thorp
Athohon
Willis Ludlow
Eigit
Guy. Eatin
G.T. Tudges
G. W. Thorp
Robt. A. Etter
Eiter
Bilur
G. T. Hodges
Etter
Jacob Huffman
Frank Sinock
Andrew Lewis
Ino
C. Chadwick
J. B. Treat
G. T. Hoiges
J. Bolender
Socials and meetings in Browntown and district events
Correspondence notes social gatherings, debates on immigration, and local visits. Mentions ethnic and civic activities, with details of performers, speakers, and officers. Also records illnesses, travel, religious revivals, and school or professor visits in the area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Jacob Tschudy
Winslow
Gustave Wallin
Co. E
Soldier
Stone
Freaport
Evening Star Lodge, ¥. A
Daslington
Chas. Buttarilald
Monticello
Washington Mitchel
Tudu
Ross Murdock
Mabel Walters
Montivallo
I. Barnett
Otto Kindortis
Monsirella
Worl
J.M. Davis
Tuda
Henry Buehler
Aurew Trickle
the Fair Society
The
Agricultural Society
R.A. Etteragain
Greem County Agricultural and Mechanics’ Institute
Ladii
of the Society
D. Dunwiddle
J. C. Chadwick
Wallace Shaw
Doly
Ocligetad
Wade
Ulty
Garvives
Thord
Asiah Divan
Mr. Hwitz
Altman
New Glarus
A. Morton
Nuattla Morton
Jas
United States
Miss Shattuck
Medford
Weldon
Jordan
Homer Mortons
Homer Morton
Clarno
Hawthor
Stanley Huffman
Hig Brothern
Monroe
J. R. Blain
Tiges Balnunt
Lowa
Lee Campbell Gud
Heinteed
Honey Creek
Fred
Lildie Lenheir
Andergonville
Dethal ‘Truth Lash
A.D. Whitney
Boas
Annia Swank
John Hawthorn
Daca Huttyuta
Sumer
E. A. Drake
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