Monroe Daily News Briefs From June 13 1907
Monroe records a busy day with travels and visits across Wisconsin. Notables include Ignaz Miller and Rosala Heitz licensed to wed at Adams, and Rev. J H Palmer officiating a Janesville wedding. Local movers include Andrew J Wadsworth death in Waukesha and Jacob Ruegg buying stone in Darlington for Shullsburg shipment. The Green County Soldiers league names officers while families plan trips to Boston for a Wellesley commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Keen
Janesville
Andrew Trickle
Aberdeen
S. D
Anna Anderson
Minneapolis
A. L. Noel
Cedar Rapids
Henry Altman
Lake Kegonsa
Ignaz Miller
Rosala Heitz
Adams
Mary Wenler
Schultz
Roy Ball
Titonia
Aurora Staples
Stillwater
Minn
Geo. W. Swartz
F. P. Donner
Chicago
Donner
Nora
Shannon
Green County Soldiers’ League
D. A. Stearns
C. W. Twining
F. A. Shriner
J. D. German
Jac. Karlen, Jr
Willis Ludlow
Boston
Wellesley College
Hattie Ludlow
Notable Local Moves And Visits Highlight Monroe Notes
A busy Monroe city diary records E. H. Considine from Milwaukee, W. H. McGrath returning from Freeport, and many towns visited by residents including Madison, Cedar Falls, and Chicago. Visitors include Carl and Otto Hirsig of Cheyenne, Mrs. Elizabeth Hirsig, and Rev. A. B. Bechtoldt en route to Hampton. Circumstantial updates cover the Benkett building move, Reno & Alvord's circus arrival, and Mrs. Greather purchasing a granite monument. Court adjourns Kratzer assault case to July 26 due to a witness illness. Eugene Ryan sails with the university crews to Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta. Litigation over cream of wheat branding and a Miss Worlsey photo lawsuit are noted, plus John Connery’s funeral with city council presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reger
John Strahm
Janesville
J. H. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Farnum
Illinois Central
Addie Bingham
Denver
Colin W. Wright
Madison
Taft
Eva Williams
River Falls
Geo. W. Swartz
Ann Ketchum
Mary Snyder
Albany
N. Y
J. C. Gillum
Wm. Stevenson
Winnebago
Minn
W. H. Richards
Black River Falls
Jacob Benkett
C. T. Meythaler
Milwaukee
Masonic Grand Lodge
Smith Lodge
Chas. Connery
Rockford
Mr. Connery
John Connery
Andrew J. Wadsworth
Milwaukee Road
Waukesha
Carl Hirsig
Otto Hirsig
Cheyenne
Elizabeth Hirsig
A. B. Bechtoldt
Hampton
Bechtoldt
Emery Wilson
Buchanan, Mich
John C. Elmer
John H. Elmer & Son
Belleville
Florence Moore
Monticello
Monroe High School
Albert Moore
Sam Isely
Benkett
Reno & Alvord’s Circus
Browntown
Fair Ground
Monroe Granite
John Kratzer
Thomas Luchsinger
Kratzer
Eugene Ryan
Pough-keepsie
Washington
Green Bay
New Jersey
Virginia
Iowa
Milwaukee Sentinel
Racine
Worlsey
West Washington Street
J. H. Berkey
Union Church In Christ
J. D. Honeywell
Perry Divan
J. M. Becker
Conrad Goetz
A. F. Lichtenwalner
F. H. Smock
Madison Visitors and Local Notes Highlight Journal
Madison residents include M. J. Williams and son Gilbert visiting Juda and Belleville ties. Clay Penn joins Portage engineering class for a three week program. Bulletin 147 from the agricultural station offers timely potato crop spraying tips. Mrs. Julius Myers of Chicago visits for high school commencement with two nieces in the class. D E Garvey to join Monroe Granite and Marble Works as a granite expert. George Miller, en route to Scoville revival meetings, is struck by runaway horses and dies near Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Hyde
Buffalo
N. Y
Peter Logue
Darlington
Monroe
Shullsburg
Andrew Schindler
Russell Street
Herald Office
Payne Street
Jacob Ruegg
Jacob Elmer
Peter Jenny
New Glarus
Jacob Ott
Evangelist Charles Reign Scoville
Muncie
Ind
Janesville
A. C. Grier
Racine
Seattle
Wash
Grier
Idaho
Universalist Church
M. J. Williams
Gilbert Williams
Madison
Juda
Belleville
Clay Penn
Portage
University College of Engineering
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
Julius Myers
Chicago
Alfred Schuh
D. E. Garvey
Dixion
Ill
Mr. Garvey
Monroe Granite and Marble Works
George Miller
Mary McGinley
News Notes of the Town Flag Day and Local Movements
Tomorrow is flag day. Local residents are noted at Juda Belmont Milwaukee Chicago Rockford Madison and other nearby places. Readers are asked to contact Gust Voss for ice cream orders and M. R. Sullivan for farm goods. An upcoming U P C U convention is planned in this city with about fifty delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ball
Juda
Harry Ames
Belmont
Joe Reynolds
Freeport
Wilson Wright
Madison
H. W. Wettengel
Rockford
H. O. Kelly
Mendota
Mabel Stuart
South Wayne
Emma Kohli
Fred Wagner
Chicago
Chas. Connery
Agnes Dugan
Galena
M. C. Gettings
W. F. Barnett
Sharon
J. C. Kauffman
Nellie Galusha
Milwaukee
Gust Voss
South Side
Timothy
M. R. Sullivan
E. Payne Street
Mabel Stauffacher
Sylvester
State School For the Blind
Janesville
Laurene Gardner
American Conservatory of Music
G. R. Bremmer
Muscod
C. C. Swartz
Albany
Belleville
Wells & Edelman’s
F. L. Stone
Fred Ties
Brodhead
I. M. Stauffacher
Wisconsin County Clerk’s Association
A. M. McCulley
Monroe Planing Mill
Wisconsin Conference of
Reno and Alvord at fairground crowd fills tent
Reno and Alvord performed at the fair ground last evening drawing a large crowd with many standing to watch. The show, delayed by rain and rough roads, is credited as very entertaining and generally creditable before moving on to Juda. A monster Fourth of July is set for Janesville with music from Edgerton Janesville and Ft Atkinson bands and negotiations for two more bands to bring five top southern Wisconsin ensembles. The program includes a morning civic parade, an afternoon burlesque circus parade, and an evening automobile parade with fireworks and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno & Alvord
Fairground
Juda
Evansville Bootleg Fine Ties Temperance Work in Rock County
Dennis Casey an Evansville farmer and temperance leader paid a heavy fine in Janesville for bootlegging whisky to a posted man. Peter Scherer a Milwaukee peddlar paid $10 for the same offense. D C Griswold and C O L Woodward of Clinton druggists paid heavy fines for selling liquor to minors as part of Anti Saloon League efforts in Rock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Casey
Evansville
Janesville
Peter Scherer
Milwaukee
D. C. Griswold
C.O. L. Woodward
Clinton
Rock County
Millye Dorn and Edgar Eells Wed in Orangeville Home
Miss Millye Dorn of Orangeville and Edgar C. Eells of Winslow were married this afternoon at the Dorn residence, owned by Mr and Mrs George Dorn in Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millye Dorn
Orangeville
Edgar C. Eells
Winslow
Miss Dorn
George Dorn
Local Correspondence From Juda Community Notes
Correspon dents report visits among neighbors in Juda and Monroe areas. Families like Copliens Huffmans and Holmeses share Sundays with relatives. Weather woes hamper farming with rotting corn and redraws planned fields. Telegraph connections extend to John Whitehead Zemri Beach and Frank Drake this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Coplien
Juda
Clarnottes
Woodmen
Rockford
Jacob Huffman
Monroe
James Huffman
John Whitehead
Zemri Beach
Frank Drake
Monroe Exchange
Monticello residents head to state firemen’s tourney
Mrs. John Buehler of Monroe assists her ill sister Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Mrs. Arthur Silver of Dayton suffers a compound leg fracture from an egg gathering accident. Lewis Grinnell and Sim Chesebro, both of Monroe, bought farm plots near Redfield S. D. at 32 and 26 dollars per acre. Monticello Fire Department plans a large contingent to Horicon for a three day state tournament starting June 19, with travel paid from the treasury and about half the roster likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buehler
Monroe
Lloyd Clark
Arthur Silver
Dayton
Lewis Grinnell
Sim Chesebro
Redfield
S. D
Monticello
Horicon
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Albany and Brodhead
Real estate sales include F. W. Payne to A. M. Green for lot 9 block 7 in Tallman’s addition Monroe priced at 2000 dollars. Margaret Bufton to John Burton parcel sections 3 and 5 Albany township 250 dollars. Mary E. Roberts to Geo. W. Hunt four lot 6 block 163 Brodhead 1100 dollars. James Pierce to Ira B. Pierce and Frank Pierce 1735 acres section 18 Mt. Pleasant 1 dollar. J. B. Treat and P. G. Treat to Fred Lieser partial lots 170 Lybrand donation part of lot 3 block 26 Rattan addition and part of lot 1 block 5 Foster’s addition city of Monroe 2750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Payne
A. M. Green
Tallman’s
Monroe
Margaret Bufton
John Burton
Albany Township
Mary E. Roberts
Geo. W. Hunt
Brodhead
James Pierce
Ira B. Pierce
Frank Pierce
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Treat
P. G. Treat
Fred Lieser
Lybrand
Rattan’s
Foster’s
City of
Weather forecast for Chicago tonight and tomorrow
The official forecast calls for fair and cool conditions tonight with possible light frosts in low lands. Friday will bring increasing cloudiness to the southwest portion of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
His Vain Threat in overheard New York train talk
A overheard conversation on a New York elevated train features a man declaring he would kill another man who professes love. The exchange centers on fear, bravado, and a chilling hypothetical threat without action being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miona Tablet Promise and Santa Fe Church Claim
An advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets for better digestion with a pharmacist guarantee. It also claims the Church of San Miguel in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is the oldest church in the United States, erected in 1552.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Santa Fe
N. M
San Miguel
Notice To Settle With Bennett and Rust Dental Firm
Notice to parties owing Bennett and Rust dental firm. Call and pay accounts at once to settle the business. C. W. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett & Rust
C. W. Bennett
Resolutions of Respect for Dr E E Rust
Resolutions adopted by Reynolds Camp M W A record the loss of Dr E E Rust. They commend his wisdom, service, and counsel, note his sudden removal leaves a vacancy, and offer sympathy to his bereaved family while a copy is kept in records and printed in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Reynolds Camp
E. E Rust
Hyomei Offered For Catarrh Prevention This Season
Early use of Hyomei is urged at the first signs of catarrh to prevent a longer lasting illness. A $1.09 Hyomei outfit from Trukenbrod's Pharmacy comes with a personal money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, claimed as an economical cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trukenbrod
No Saturday Night Dance at Turner Hall This Week
The Turner hall announces there will be no Saturday night dance this week. Patrons are advised to check for future events and any schedule updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Sayings of Childhood from a Chicago Tribune Moment
Willie asks his mother how she would punish the vase breaker. She says severely. The boy replies that his father already broke the vase, so she should begin to get his muscle up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Pop
Chicago Tribune
Book by Two Architects On The Bricklayer’s English
The London Building Journal reports two renowned architects plan a book titled The Bricklayer’s English. It will include an appendix of words by an American building superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Building Journal
Mathematics in the Kitchen Boiled Eggs Tale
In a kitchen dialogue Mrs Dickenharry scolds Mary over egg timing. The New Cook asserts three minutes suffices while Mary claims ten minutes. The exchange hints at kitchen math and cooking patience in a humorous domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dickenharry
Mary
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Monroe Weekly Times
Emery A. Odell
Bridge Block
South Jackson Street
Dusty Rékion
Billie Carsten
Eck! Patio
Wis
E. B. Thorp
Sparta
T. C. Hefty
C. A. Gifford
Paul J. Weirich
John Blumer
E. H. Considine
W. H. McGrath
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
N. A. Loofbourow
Lester Bongey
Leon Bongey
Delavan
Agnes Elmer
Elizabeth Buehler
H. A. Buehler
Anna Roderick
Cedar Falls
Wisconsin Crop Bulletin
Evansville Temperance Worker
Clarno
Twin Grove
Laura Holmes
John Myers
Chas. Grenzow
Frank Grenzow
Ransom Holmes
Steve Schadt
Ida Pinnow
John Pinnow
John Hickman
Wake Whitehead
Belle Berry
Hiawatha
Kansas
Bert Orten
Otho Barnhill
Frank Ostrander
Sam Benage
Clyde Chambers
Clayte Coplien
Mrs. Keller
Monticello Messenger
Weather Forecast
Monroe Markets
Esesant
Steinway G Sons
E. 14Th Street
New York City
F. L. Hodges, M. D
White Block
Citizens Bank
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