Social Splendor at Dinwiddie Residence Reception
A large Friday eve reception at the T. D. Dinwiddie residence on East Russell Street showcased elaborate floral decorations in pink, white, and frost. Mrs. J. D. Sosemian, Mrs. Henry Durst, and Mes. Flo Swank hosted with Mrs. Dinwiddie. Grace Dinwiddie and Emma VanMatre welcomed guests. Goldberger's orchestra provided music as guests mingled for over three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Dinwiddie
East Russell Street
J. D. Sosemian
Henry Durst
Mes
Flo
Swank
Dinwiddie
Glenity
Durowiddie
Ice and Consort
Goldberger
J.D. Dinwwiddie
J. D. Suseman
Flo, Swank
Henry Darst
Grace Dinwiddie
Misa Emma VanMatre
Emme Kohli
Inez Etter
Louise Durst
Sophie Kohli
Alice Legler
Eloess Mines
Sammaceie
Hollen
Gatpen
Maui
Gupon
Gorham Spews
Sayer
Hong
Markey
Hlvdstss
Sterns
Newent
Wrlutts Ryvin
Wood
Os Dy
Sykes
Witte
Vim
Copnellie Gertie
Thadin
Gyles Hiren
Meader
Uh G Rad Tarlyarsin
Wetonited
Primite Uretortey
Collen
Woodie &Chrpe
Boul SO SH Uris
Parst Gnas
Halle
Veer
Wri
A Mead
Qihh
Dese Daria
Civison
Metgerth
Phere Keilor
Tergatt
Wee
Crain
Wavitlesy
Aou Stamey
Henry Phares
Tire
Willy Liediew
Plein Tadlow
Toner Woaleeth
Welt
DeWieber
Viringsuite
Cleundien
Green BB
Malet
Bradley
Chadwick
Phifer J
Harker A
Kale Portet
Enkirt
Henry Dabanak
Modkes
Minche
West
Fragmentary list names many individuals and groups
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and surnames including Hartiette, Wood, Netrin, Gantner, Suithy, Nell Wood, Mourne Hyers, Newsman, Nellie Simmeril, Waltus, Hall, Case, Green, Lyle, McLiugbird, Becker, Munroe, Baversoy, Jit, Eblert, Van Wagenum and others, with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houry
Hd Doyarel W.G
Yuu la Andes
Mavetvs
KM Stark
Edith Hartiette
Ney Flower
Flora Wood
Lettie Wood
Obie Netrin Bross Maia Brows
Winifred Gantner
Alien Trust
Prouy Laurent Gardner
Harriet Orson
Chara Suithy
Nell Wood
Mourne Hyers
Hattie Newsman
Ura
Nellie Simmeril
Nellie Treat
Salt Gupeovifet
Waltus
Canes Hall
Charting Bool
Helly Case
Shiver
Grice Green
Grave Lyle
Mary McLiugbird
Mary Becker
Martin Munroe
Margaret Baversoy
Neva Jit
Mary Eblert
Hamua van Wagenum
Adjutant General Seeks Funds for Cyclone Relief
Adjutant General Boardman, two days in New Richmond as Gov Scofield's representative, reports the cyclone's violence was severe. Money is urgently needed as contributions lag. Gov Scofield has sent a second appeal to landowners and towns in thirty to forty cities to renew fundraising efforts. Local committees plan to canvass on Monday and reach every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman
New Richmond
Scofield
Scuiivlil
Next Reunion At Albany In Green County This Year
Albany hosts a Green County Soldiers and Sailors reunion where attendees praised the hospitality. The next reunion will be in Albany with the executive committee led by President Captain Flint, Secretary Frank Howard, and Treasurer A R Bennett, all of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarny
Albany
Tollows
Capt. Flint
Frank Howard
Treasntor
A. R. Bennett
First Regiment Surgeons Commissioned in National Guard
Adjt Gen Boardman issued commissions for the medical department of the reorganized National Guard. Joseph R. Whiting of Janesville is commissioned surgeon with rank as major, and John R. Mc Dill of Milwaukee is assistant surgeon with rank of captain. Both served on the medical staff of the First Regiment at Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
Boardman
Medical Department
Reorganized National Guard
Joseph R. Whiting
Janesville
John R. McDill
Milwaukes
Jacksonville
George Wright to Wed Irene Abel at Peoria
George Wright of this city will marry Irene Abel of Peoria on Thursday in Peoria. The wedding will take place in the evening with Mrs. W M Wright, his mother, in attendance. After the ceremony the couple will stay at a well known lake resort before settling in Monroe. Wright formerly worked in Peoria where he courted the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Peoria
Irene Abel
Clays
W. M. Wright
Monroe
Anglers enjoy warm weather as Monrovites fish Sunday
The hot weather drew many Monrovites to local waters Sunday for fishing. Mrs. J. A. Cleveland and daughter Tlith of Creighton Neb return visits. Roy Montgomery left for Story Wis to work for his brother. A celebration at South Wayay land looms. Mrs Wallet of Preepork visits relatives this week. Children’s day exercises at South Wayrie draw a fine report. A visiting party plans Sunday gathering at Granec cobhape with numerous locals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cleveland
Tlith
Creighton
Neb
Roy Montgomery
Story
Wis
South Wayay Land
Wallet
South Wayrie
Governor names Janesville man for circuit judge
Rock County delegation pressured Gov Scofield to appoint RB F Dunwiddie of Janesville as judge of the twelfth circuit, succeeding the late John R Bennett after a keen contest involving Jefferson county candidates. Dunwiddie, born 1848 in Decatur, is a UW graduate lawyer with a long Rock County practice and family ties to Judge Brooks Dunwiddie. His term runs four years from January with a $4000 salary and election next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. F. Donwiddie
Janesville
John R. Bennett
Guy, Scofield
Col. Anderso
Rock County
Dunwiddie
W. G. Wheeler
J. M. Whitehead
0. H. Fathers
Jeffersoo County
Circuit Jndge
Jefferson County
Dunesville
J. Clawson
Gresny
Scofield
Geo. Grimm
Jefferson
David Dunwiddie
Brooks Dunwiddie
Benjamin
University of Wisconsin
Monros
Innesville
J. B. Cassaday
Supreme Court
Pliny Norcross
Capt. Norcross
Theo. W. Goldin
Rock County Court
Dunwiddie and
Goldin
Dunwiddie & Wheeler
Shige
Nellie Gray
Darlington
Eircnit
Bia Neat
Potato Bug Substitutes Cause Farm News
Cold weather wiped out potato pests last winter boosting farmers. Paris green demand fell as a new beetle substitute arrived, destroying potatoes faster and in larger numbers. Reports indicate patchy distribution, with attempts to describe beetle color and activity but limited treatment details. O. Rood plans to relocate his jewelry stock to Museo and promote Tires subscriptions to gain value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Veterans in Blue Meet at New Glarus
New Glarus Wisconsin June 16 One of the most successful reunions of the Green county soldiers and sailors association is held today. The village is decorated and locals give a warm welcome as visitors pour in from Brodhead Albany Monroe. A parade forms to Duerst grove for exercises with Luchsinger presiding. Music by Monroe Cornet Band and prayers by Rev Varney. An address by A S Donglas and a dinner follow. Afternoon program includes music and speeches. Large attendance from old veterans and public. Monroe crowd contributes a band post and 110 citizens via Milwaukee road with extra coaches. They expect to return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Wis
Green County Soldiers and Sailors Association
Brodhead
Albany
Monroe
Duerst's Grove
Luchsinger
Monroe Cornet Band
Chas. IE. Varney
Luehsinger
PT. J. Clawson
A. S. Donglag
Alfernoon
O'Cloers
Glarus Rownion
Monroe Cornet
F. Finney
A. R
Milwaukes
Counntry
Milwaukee Road
Cow herd culled for tuberculosis at Certon Junction
A state veterinarian killed nine cattle near Certon Junction Walworth County with four showing advanced tuberculosis. Judge Siberla led the county aginst Register Deel AL 6 Reindahl backs the register. The ruling says Reindahl is entitled to the fees of his office and need not accept the salary set by the county board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certon Junction
Walworth
Siberla
Reindahl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
Oseph B. Whiting, Jr
Irene Abell
Fish
Tookontuitt
Phake Monona
Vb Mathison
Fred Grunart
Harriet Corson
Frances Conk
Deil Cunningham
Messrs
B.G. Treat
Wolk. Knight
Louis Weber
Chas. Baumort
B. F. Donwiddie
Bennett
Rood
Museo, S
Joonte
Tires
Veterans IN Blue
Reunion of
Favorite Steel
C. Kundert Hardware CO
Berlin
Germany
France
Man and
Seerlat
Europe
America
Secrist
Snelish
Prowl
Berman
Addie Catacai
H. C
Shorist
M.D. Ll.b
Guasgasee
Con
Wisconsin
St . Monroe i. Ludlow House
Vicinity Notes
Phat
Wesel al Linds of
Yimrself
Ling Berkey
Elerts
A. Miller
Jewelry and Music Store
The
Royal Tailors
Chicago
H. Kloeppel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!