Tuesday Personal Notes From Monticello Area
Local items note Mrs. Babler and Mrs. Haver returning to Monticello, Dottie Inggren visiting Madison, and several residents traveling to Clarno New Glarus and Milwaukee. Probate filings include the will of Teames Flood of Brooklyn. Diphtheria quarantine in the Fourth ward is reported, with the Woodmen insurance payment praised for a local member.
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Levitan
New Giarus
Mary Aliighe
Clarno
Solu Fort
Wesvull
Fred Knoll
Ernest Sellick
Monticelly
Peter Babler
Barbar Haver
Montivelto
Prank Lavington
Winslow
M. Blotz
Dottie Fdgren
al Madison
Bennett
Goton
Friendship
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Casper Stank
Chicago
Karlen
Mary Geoghegan
Visting
Pak Nally
Madison
Pau Bigi
New Carns Toe Alay
Ahenoweth & Ettur
New Glarns
Mary Lindsingger
Phos
Lnehginger
New Iarng
Trooklyn
Talay
Bablor
Otte Babloe
F. Taft
Miss la Baller
Monticello
M. Schurid
0. Twirler
New Glarus
John Rinewy
Mike Margaret
Lachsinger
Belleville
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Chased by Flat Car Supervisor Injured Near Dodgeville
Supervisor Thomas Carey of the Madison and Dolgeville divisions was chased by a flat car near Dodgeville while inspecting a brake lever. He suffered an injured arm and a facial gash, and the car left load of rock before continuing down the track. Carey received care as the posse pursued the vehicle but remained distressed by the incident.
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Thomas Carey
Madison
Dolgeville
Minois Central
Freeport
Givray
Dodgeville
Dodgevilly
Caray
Mir Carey
Carey
Dade Villé
Local Officials Face Inquiry Over Park Project Findings
Fragmentary notes describe mee press discussions about a park plan in Munroe Haven s and a dispute involving Chas Mattar regarding a pay raise for a waterworks foreman. Mayor Brown of Brookfield undertakes steps following a department inquiry into public park development during this period.
Woman's Club Reviews a Year of Work and Plans
The Wenain's club closed its year at a quarterly meeting. Officers reports and treasurer accounts were reviewed, delegates reported on national gatherings, and a lecture course was approved to start next season. A new committee will select talent, aiming to expand entertainments and broaden influence in civic issues.
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Milwaukee
Aneteria
Oetuber
Tw Treammrer
U. Pintrauh
Espendibures
Roel
Lam
Moe
Harvey Clark
Hwgan
Tony
Pyra’ Lune
Basitn Nuhidy
B.J. Manning
J. 1
Marright
A. Booth
I. A. Hodges
Flo. Bethel
Balks
Renutta
Quarner
Edientionad
Monticello and area news items Wednesday
Misses Mary and Josie Nalty spend day at Schultz. Mrs. Wittner returns to Monticello. Miss Jenny Withaus heads to Cedarville to visit friends. Asaph Dexter’s pension rises to 35 per month. Reba Lane returns to Belgium from Belden residence. Fannie and Louisa Beall of St. Louis to summer with Mrs. Cornelia Porter. Mrs. Ella Stantfieher and Julia Lucksinger leave for St Paul after attending their brother's funeral. Musser's Colts and Monticello team to play Sunday with Tongigello, Well and Sullivan battery. Kathryn Stein of Belmont visiting Mrs. Loothantow. Nellie Boss to stay with Mrs. Loothantow. Green and Lafayette County Telephone line sale authorized. deeds delivered. 4000 paid to stockholders. line to join Badger State line July 18. Moyer home from Madison after Central Wisconsin Melon Society meeting. Fifty doctors witness demonstration of pretreatment methods in premedical department. Lynam's hospital group performed procedures. next meeting in Tanerville in September.
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Mary Nalty
Josie Nalty
Schultz
Ed. Wittner
Monticelly
Jenny Withaus
Cedarsville
Asaph W. Dexter
Reba Lane
Ing
Flin White
Belgit
Fannie Beall
Louisa Beall
St. Louis
Cornelia Porter
Ella Stantfieher
Sir Pant
Juha Lucksinger
Pargo
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St. Paul
Musser
Orangeville
Monticello
Tongigello
Sinside
Well and Sullivan
Montivello
Kathryn Stein
Belmont
Win
Loothanrow
Nellie Boss
Platterile
Loothantow
Green and Lafayette County Telephone Company
New Hams
Tudger State
Badger Stile Company
Moyer
Mallison
Central Wisconsin Meion Society
Ab Jondaneds
de. Lynam
Tanesville
Eplomber
Safe blowers raid Albany post office shocked town
A bold explosion rocked the Albany post office early today, blowing open a steel chest and stealing stamps and cash. Police chased suspects as residents gathered after the blast. the damage extended to the building facade and interior, with officers seeking leads and witnesses.
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Safa
Albany
Alan
Tr Iy V
Sia
I. W. Blakely
Svete Kool
W Th Crusadine
BN Ptarackamen
Allemann Found Dead After Missing Hours
John Alleman, cheese maker at Dutch Hollow, was found hanging in his home after being missing since noon yesterday. He resided at 1102 Main Street and died by suicide, with a coroner's inquest expected to return a verdict of suicide. His wife and daughter, Miss The Wittwer, mourn his death, while other relatives in Chicago and Willington are notified.
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Main Street
Lansing
Iing
Mr. Atleman
Jacob Himer
Adam Elmer
Dutch Hollow
Het
Ford
Banks
Isis
Snch
Sherif Gardner
Jaathe Miln
Rieger
II Tustiea Knegger
Tie
Gottlieb Wittwer
Hib
John Junit
Sophia Ailemain
Chicago
Hiner Tackey
Willining Hay
Sey Gouliy
Juda Sott ing Local Notes and Community Updates
The Juda area notes a new cement pavement or sidewalk planned in front of the Baptist church amid various community events. Residents discuss visits, school activities, farewells, and preparations for upcoming parades and fairs including ice cream, picnics, and Epworth league conventions with local dignitaries and families mentioned.
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Jane
the Baptist Church
Olive Burns
Whitewater
Will Barmore
Dewey Doyle
Eva Lyman and
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