Union of Hearts for Joys of Life Knot Is Tied
The wedding of Margaret Luchsinger Smith to Lewis Elmac Rood occurred quietly at 7 AM at the bride's parents home, Thos. Luchsinger and wife. The ceremony was led by the bride’s father dustica Thos. Lachsinger, with sister Minnie Luckringer as bridesmaid and Will I. Glasscutt as best man. The couple departed by morning Milwaukee train for Muscoda to start their life together, the bride wearing a manga colored traveling suit. The event drew local esteem and promises of happiness from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustica Thos. Lachsinger
June Rosen
Minnie Luckringer
Will I. Glasscutt
Milwaukee Road
Musco‘la
Eyveryone
L. Rood
San Diego
Cal
Muscoda
New Potato Bug Threat to Potatoes Sparks Concern
The so called new potato bug has reappeared after twenty five years and is more numerous this season It is a small dove colored beetle that feeds on potato vines It is active, migrates at night and can be driven off by a light switch or a weak pariagree solution or by ash or lime sprinkled on the vines Daily attention is advised to protect the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uguel
James Waddington Dies of Consumption in Argyle
Jane Watdington reports the death of James Waddington a well known Argyle business man. He suffered from consumption and had been ill for some time. A funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. under the auspices of the Masonic lodge. He was about 40, connected with his father Judge Waddington in loan and general banking. Many will regret his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Watdington
Argyle
Masonic Lodge
Waddington
Married in Jordan Buehler Miller wedding notice
Miss Tillie Miller and John G. Buehler were married at the Miller home in Jordan Center by Rev. N H Brookhans of Emanuel Evangelical church. Attendants were Lizzie Miller and David Gempler. The couple left for Madison and then Ithaca to start a fruit farm. both have Green County ties and relatives wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buerler—Miller
John G. Miller
Jordan Center
Tillie Miller
John G. Buehler
N. H. Brookhans
Emanuel Evigelical Church
Misa Lizzie Miller
David Gempler
Madison
Ehituay Central
Ithaca
Richland County
Jordan
Green County
Toland lease and mortgage promise for Monticello university
A five year lease for the Syndicate block at 300 dollars yearly is signed by F. J. Toland with J. H. Durst and a Chicago draft for 800 dollars attached as a guarantee of Toland's responsibility. Toland plans liberal advertising for his Monroe business university, aims to fill the charter scholarships, and organize a July Fourth celebration in Monticello with Chaplain Varney as orator and the Monroe Military and New Glarus bands providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayonp
F. J. Toland
Toland
Monrus
Monticello
Monroe
Varney
Glarus
R. A. Smith
R. A. Bitter
Illinois Central Excursions National Education Association Meeting
The Illinois Central offers excursion rates to Los Angeles for the National Education Association meeting on July 1. Fare to Los Angeles and return is 5.92 with sale dates June 25 to July 8 and period return until Sept 4, 1899. Stopovers allowed west of St. Paul Cheyenne and New Orleans. One way rates include San Francisco area 14.25 and Portland Spokane Tacoma Seattle 29.90 and Helena Butte Anaconda 20.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
St. Paul
Cheyenne
New Orleans
San Tranches
Sos Angelo
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Helens
Butte
Anacandy
Kebiy
Coarse Work by a Smooth Barber in Court
Chas A Winters a barber from Levy’s shop is jailed after fraudulent checks are presented to local banks. He claimed Cleveland ties, but his actions show a pattern of drunken instability and nerve to draw on bank funds. He will face circuit court after bail set at 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Winters
Levy
Jadlow
Inu
Winters Rame
Wankesho
Jani
Serf
Cleveland
Ohio
Tua
Thos. Luchsinger
First National Bank
Car Vogl
Adam Blumer
Winters
Marshal Biant
West Street
Justine Court
Chas. H. Winters
Jnatie Thos
Jona Shrakm
Birch National Bank
Cruwblont
Jastics
Triad
Aircait
Local rail excursion tickets put on sale near Monroe
The C M and St Paul Railway announces excursion tickets for days 1, 3, and 4 within 200 miles of Monroe. One way rates apply with round trip fare via a separate method. Special coupons valid only on day 1 of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Kale
Open Air Union Gospel Services Set For Summer Sundays
Monroe ministers finalize plans for open air park meetings opposite the high school. Chaplain C B Varney opens on Sunday at 3 30 PM with Rev Bussing presiding. summer schedule lists several preachers through July with music and a lay turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ministerial Association
C. EB
Varney
Cry Council
Spealer
C. B. Varney
Bussing
Beidler
Berkey
Vic H. Campbell
Bethel
Weather notes outline crop conditions and damage
The week in the state brought near normal temperatures around 73 degrees in the south and west. Rain was light with local severe hail damage in Grant and Vernon counties. Crops show good vigor though low ground and heavy soils remain too wet. corn mitigation continues, oats and barley lodge, hay and potatoes progress, and some crop rots due to wet spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowthan
Grant
Vernon
Preparing for Camp by Wisconsin National Guard Units
The Wisconsin National Guard plans for August deployment to Camp Douglas. Three regiments have not yet settled the arrival order but will depart soon. One regiment is scheduled to arrive by ramp Saturday with travel on Friday to avoid Sunday departure. Healing duties are stated at Newport for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin National Guard
Federal
Rovermorent i
Camp Douglas
Saloon Changes Hands in Mourne City
Martin Bloty sells his saloon to Wmn Campbell of Sioux City Ja. Henry Winters will serve as bartender at the Ludlow annex. The new owners expect a popular opening at the east side saloon within a week, ending Bloty’s thirty year run in Mourne’s tavern trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bloty
Wmn. Campbell
Sioux City
Ludlow
Henry Winters
Annex
Campbell
Mourne
Jowyes
Flint
Rock County Show Wrecked by Wind Cyclone
A cyclone struck the main tent of George Hall's circus at Sheffield Iowa causing the entire show to collapse. Two men were badly injured, cages were overturned, and many escaped injuries as the tent and poles were hurled into the air. The company aims to repair damages and resume travel toward Evansville and the Buckeye state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Bvansville
Sheffield
Lowe
Evansville
Iowa
Montoy
Buckeye
Monroe Seeks Business College and Conservatory
A letter urges Monroe to establish a formal business college and conservatory to boost the city’s prestige. It highlights Monroe’s geographic advantages, musical talent, and potential for economic strength if such an institution is developed. The writer notes local capital and support could sustain foundational growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrer
Monroe
Wolvarine
Ulus
Pennsylvania Wins College Eight at Poughkeepsie
Pennsylvania defeated Wisconsin by about a half length in the varsity eight at Poughkeepsie New York, grabbing the aquatic championship as Wisconsin faltered mid race and Columbia and Cornell followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
XN. Y
Wisconsin
Goswitin
H Mall
Cornell
Columbia
Tihie
MISS STAVER GOING ABROAD FOR SUMMER PLEASURE
Miss Frances M. Staver leaves this afternoon for a summer pleasure trip abroad. She joins Mrs. Virgin and two daughters Miss Georgia and Miss Ethel of Platteville. They plan to travel to Chicago then New York to sail July 1 on the Brittanic. The trio, university friends, will visit leading cities and historic sites, returning in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Staver
Virgin
Georgia
Ethel
Platteville
Chicago
New York
Surprise Visit for Pastor Be Ready Sermon
Rev Bussing of the U B church received an unexpected visit from church members and friends after a prayer meeting. Rev Berkey assisted as hosts entered unannounced, delivering a brief welcome and presenting refreshments. Mrs Olive Williams gave a purse of money and gifts from friends in recognition of the pastor and his wife. The event celebrated their good work and strong goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussing
U. B
J. H Berkey
Olive Williams
Fourth of July Rates From Winaty Central
Winaty Central will sell to points within wide miles of Monros at one and one third fare for round trips on July 49 andd with good to return until July by TSN WO. SiLby, Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winaty Central
Monros
Unitil Mily
TSN WO
Warning to Farmers on Seed Dealers Mix Up
From numerous letters at ship station farmers report seed dealers sold Bird seed rape instead of Dwarf Essex rape for forage. The mistaken seed produces yellow blossoms and wilted plants. sow the Dwar Essex variety before mid season to avoid loss. Madison Agricultural Experiment Station notes the error risks poor yield and advises plowing and reseeding with correct seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmy
Essex
Thier Wid
Thier Wid, Ovt
Agricultural Experiment
Statloin
Madison
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union OF Hearts
Margaret Luchsinger Smith
Lewis Elmer Rood
Anent
James
Waddingtom
Committee
Citizens Bank
Linois Central
C. H. Winters
the Razor
C.M
St. P. Ry
God
Weather Bureau
the Post Week
Williany
Mreuport
Tean
Martin Blow
Rock County
Geo. Hall
J. H. Berkey
Conservatory of Music
Badger
Soxwain
Miss Staver
Wile
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