Monroe Graduations and Local News in June 10 1907
Monroe Wisconsin weekly issue covers a wide range of local life. News includes visits by residents from Burden Kansas and Chicago, church matters, business openings, a Grand Lodge assembly, and civic developments such as zinc culvert installation and new monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Leland C. White
John Hanson
J. W. Stover
Robert Linder
Superior
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
H. J. Bosch
Gratiot
Monroe Granite and Marble Works
Local Social Roundup and Regional Talks
Saturday notices record a parade of visitors and travels from Madison, Chicago, Milwaukee, Dodgeville and Janesville with people like Mrs L A Hodges Miss Maud Darling and Jno C Wenger. The Monroe baseball team plans a Monticello game and Waukesha will take over the city water works for 98200 dollars. The Wisconsin School for the Blind holds commencement exercises on Wednesday morning June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monticello
Cora Hinchcliffe
Grace Knipschield
Milwaukee
Anna Snyder
Brodhead
North Side Badgers
M. E
J. C. Ranklin
Chicago
Mazon
Annabel Hutton
Waukesha
Ed. Norder
Chicago Heights
Wisconsin School For the Blind
News Notes of the Town Highlights Local Travel
George G. Wright journeyed to Milwaukee while Christ Joerg departed for Switzerland. Miss Ethel Hicks visits Monticello and Herman Wittner spends Sunday in the city. Dr. Harry W. Wettengel arrives from Rockford and Supt. Eugene Daily of the Illinois Central is in town today. Gust Voss advertises ice cream on the South side. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Atherton and Dr. L. A. Moore visit Albany and New Glarus respectively. Mrs. J. J. Zinser visits Madison. others travel to Brodhead and Monticello this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hood
Madison
Roy Woodle
Alex. Metz
Clark Drug Store
Jack Karlen, Jr
Dave Karlen
Gottlieb Karlen
Lake Waubesa
Claudia Allen
Belleville
Teresa Gettings
M. Seffins
Augusta
Wis
Gust Voss
South Side
Illinois Central
Monroe
Monticello
Schiesser’s
Jac. Reger, Jr
Oklahoma
Germ Wood
Henry Solomon
Brodhead
O. H. Atherton
Albany
Harry W. Wettengel
Rockford
L. A. Moore
New Glarus
J. J. Zinser
Herman Wittner
Eugene Daily
Commencement Exercises Tickets Available At Schneider’s
Chas Kohli of Janesville visited and returned this morning. The reserved seat board for both evenings of the high school commencement is open at Schneider's shoe store with seats reservable free of charge. Wednesday evening the commencement program. Thursday evening the class plays. William Beckman in Chicago after learning his son Fred Beckman would be operated on at Augustania hospital. The operation occurred and left him weak after multiple procedures for appendicitis and hip abscesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kohli
Janesville
Schneider's Shoe Store
William Beckman
Chicago
Fred Beckman
Augustania Hospital
Hyomei Outfit Promises Cure for Catarrh
Trukenbrod's Pharmacy markets Hyomei as the cure for catarrh by direct inhalation rather than stomach dosing. They claim many chronic cases improved and offer a money back guarantee with every outfit priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
Trukenbrod
Horn of Long Ago Carved with Simon Cummings Name
A horn in Great Barrington Massachusetts bears the name Simon Cummings carved clearly. Dated November 12 1749 the horn likely belonged to a Royal Highlanders soldier and dates to the early colonial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Cummings
Great Barrington
Mass
Royal Highlanders
Stimulation Without Irritation Urine Laxative Syrup Ad
Advice promotes a mild urine laxative syrup, claiming it stimulates liver and bowels without irritation or nausea. It emphasizes suitability for stomach and liver trouble and notes availability at West Side drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Drug Store
Cement Walks Advertisement by A F Rote
Parties intending to build cement walks should file orders at A F Rote's lumber office. Prices will be reasonable and the work is advertised as good. A F Rote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McCulley
Monroe Planing Mill
J. F. Rockey
Peter Zimmerman
East Washington Street
Committee On Streets
A. F. Rote
Rain Scarce, Farmers Maple Blues and Local Happenings
Correspon dence notes heavy rain woes for farmers with rotting corn. Social visits span Monroe Oakley Brodhead Darien Monticello and Chicago. Woodmen picnic attendance, bank venture by George Barnum, and a Juda show June 13 announced. Local visits include Legler Kryder and Matzke, with land work in South Dakota and a Methodist children’s day upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Mae Kryder
Allen
John Kryder
Frank Myers
George Barnum
Nora
Albert Matzke
South Dakota
Methodist Church
Money Wings and Mirth in Uncle Eben's Wisdom
A brief quotation notes Uncle Eben's wry view that money flies or stalls based on circumstances. The line, attributed to the Washington Star, likens wealth to a bird whose behavior depends on context. It presents a reflective, proverbial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Washington Star
Ready-to-Wear Sale Cuts 20 to 25 Percent
Unsettled weather reduced business in the ready-to-wear department but in June the store discounts its spring stock. Tailored suits shirt waist suits jackets and skirts are offered at 20 to 25 percent off with lines marked down to fractions of regular prices including women’s all-wool skirts suits silk coats cravanette rain coats and tourist coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
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Monroe Weekly Times
Emery A. Odell
Bridge Block
South Jackson Street
J. C. Penn
Ena Berkey
Edgerton
George Bleiler
Belvidere
Henrietta Findeisen
Nelle Miller
J. D. Dunwiddie
Sophie Timm
Minnie Geiger
B. L. Hoyland
Emma Hoyland
Burden,Kas
John Luchsinger
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge of the
George Luchsinger
A. E. Mitchell
Hollandale
Blanchardville
F. H. Smock
Artesian
S. C
Jacob Rothenbuehler
City Hotel
C. W. Twining
W. B. Monroe
Paul J. Weirich
Frank A. Shriner
Monroe Telephone Company
Alfred Schuh
Trinity Church
Geo. W. Hirtz
St. John’s Church
Lyda Middleton
Grace Whitcomb
Oak Park
Frank Wood
Enterprise
Neb
Calvin Morse
Fred P. Treat
Lake Kegonsa
E. C. Copeland
Nonesuch Bros
Sam Isley
Register of Deeds
Green County Soldiers’ League
Monroe Guards Armory Association
I. M. Stauffacher
Wisconsin County Clerks’ Association
Stauffacher
University of Wisconsin
Paul A. Ruf
L. A. Becker
Henry Brown
Liberty Street
Ball
L. S. Wagner
Fred T. Burke
Reno & Alvord
Fairgrounds
Charles W. Bunson
Robert Bear
W. H. Appleby
Euson
Bear
J. C. Kauffman
Grace Lutheran Church
Zion Evangelical Church
Mt. Carmel
Ill
W. H. Hartman
Forreston, III
Kauffman
Galena
Warren
O. J. Sutherland and
S. S. Hyde
Buffalo, N. Y
Juda
E. C. Dixon
Victoria Institute of London
Henry A. Buehler
Joplin, Mo
The
City
Elizabeth Buehler
E. Liberty
Frank Wyman
Argyle
Eau Claire
Fred Tschudy
Tschudy
Jefferson
Elizabeth Wood
Wood
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs. Morse
Iowa
John D. Eley
Nina Williams
Milton Junction
Mr. Eley
Nick Bieri
Washington Township
A. Wilkie
Robi Mitchell
Davis, Ill
Mr. Mitchell
Adele Ludlow
Edson Ludlow
Ludlow
Beloit Telephone Company
Mrs. L. A. Hodges
Edith Gorham
Dodgeville
Colin W. Wright
Evansville
T. N. Niles
Fred Wagner
Art Wagner
Jno
George G. Wright
Christ Joerg
Switzerland
Ethel Hicks
Times
Nancy Baremore
S.J. Barnum
Vanderbilt
John Legler
Darien
Mabel Hurd
May Thorton
C. Fred Miller
Lee Legler
New York
F. L. Hodges, M. D
White Block
Citizens Bank
MSU Tibi I
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