Tuesday's Personals Receipts From Local Residents
Watt Shaffer of Waterlas is in the city AW Roderick of Juda dines in town W Krieger was here from Jordan for today Mrs Olive Leeis of Brinsstown visiting friends Cha e Trickle conducted business in Brawie today Miss Haumah Teehan left for Chicago this morning Mrs Fred Bolender departed for Clea this morning Mrs W S Newman retired to bed this afternoon Miss Gertrude Ginjutisensch returned to Dill last evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Leeis
Brinsntown
Chae
Brawie Tayout
Gertrude Ginjutisensch
Dill
A. S. Hinson
Woodford
Jobn W. Gardner
Brodhead
G. A. Woodle
Chicago
Jesse Kentiison
Preeport
Discher & Sebuvidwr
C. W. Wright
Milwaukee
South Wayne
Ded. F. Plerk
Matt Putnam
Mollie Michaelson
Darlington St
Mother Smith
Thos. Dempsey
Mesdantes
J. J. Armstrong
Mra. K. J. Morris
Belleville
Tanesvilly
M. Tvgleman
Platteville
Sam Kneller
Misa Maggie Albuian
John Bloon
Jordan
Alfred Schuh
Misa Nova Moora
Rockford
Mary Cheesekro
Tred Geimpler
Davidempler
Monticello
Daniel Shaw
Aled Smily
Brooklyn
Roy Upham
Parlston
Andrew Winden
Dixon
Iver Winden
Annie Chambers
Miffinburg
Red Oak
Babe Hoosier
Jesse Patterson
Luvhainger
New Glarus
Louis Weber
Misa Bal Randall
W. S. Caradine
Albany
Tuo
Regex
Father Smith
Thomas Dempsey
Mies Belle Kuceland
Bolender & Sons
Lion
Johann
Beloit
Mias Belle Lima
Copeland
Janesville
Otis Skinner
Myers Grants
Sain Isely
Effie Iaely
Millidgeville
IL. C. Barber
Green County
Suhwiuce H. Rev
H. C. Bethel
Janenville
Y. M. CG
Elizabeth Cterber
Help
Blanchardville
Was. Stark
Browntown
Dave Main
Jola Wolgast
W. C. Matyke
Jnds
Coming and Going in Green County
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with arrivals and departures across Brodhead, Madison, Chicago, Janesville, Platteville, and other towns. Notable movements include Mrs. A. S. Hinson returning to Woodford, Mrs. G. A. Woodle coming home from Chicago, and Sheriff John W. Gardner in Brodhead. Community figures, funerals, and local business notes accompany the mobility, with several names and places recurring throughout a dense rolled-up literary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Gardner
San Jose
California
Tiva
Sheriff Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Green Cotinty
Tie
Enjoyable covert by hire talent concert at Monroe
A well attended evening program at the M. E. church featured a covert by hire talent. Miss Angle delivered a praised recitation and the quartet performed Won't count save chickens before they are hatched to applause. The evening closed with The pie I love the best, all numbers well rendered and appreciated by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ured
Ceures
Miss Angle
New Town Caucus Law Interprets Delegates By Vote Count
Secretary Vroehlich interprets the law on county convention delegates. The statute requires a majority vote to elect delegates and notes what happens if a majority is not achieved. The text references section one chapter in the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vroehlich Kay
Woodmen Deaths Mark Early Society Milestones
The Woodmen’s first death occurs in 1481 in Davenport Town. The second death is Cephus Hurley of Whiteside on November 14, 1844. The third is W T Becker of Rockfort on December 22, SB. The society paid beneficiary amounts on all but the first death. The July 884 assessment raised about $1,000, and the current assessment on all members totals about $810,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouthnen
Wyat
Davenport
Cephus Hurley
Whiteside
W. TL. Becker
Rockfort
Til
Woodmen Society
SIZES UP THE SITUATION A G Dodge on Wisconsin politics
A G Dodge speaking in Milwaukee at the Retail Limiter Dealers Insurance annual meeting comments on the First Congressional district race backing H A Cooper for renomination. He highlights Judge Philo A Orton as a key delegate candidate and credits Orton with university and normal school funding gains. He notes not blaming railroads for tax policy and mentions Governor prospects and Bradford’s admission to the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dodge
Milwaukee
Limiter Dealers’ Insurance Company
Philo A. Orton
Philadelphia
State University
Normal Schools
Orton
Tro B. Bradford
Laii Monroe
Rival for the Bell in telegraph stock fight
Rumor from New York says Western Union eyes the Telephone Field to block Bell Telephone with a large treasury surplus. Proposed bond issue of 690 million dollars, official statements indicate only half would be used. Stakes center on control of the Bell Company and its lines across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Treasury
Bell
Western Union Wif
Leis
Bell Company
Wisconsin
Various residents leave for towns and visits across the region
Madison, Belgiere, Freeport, Madison, Beowar town, Belleville, Winslow, Brown town, Judo, Blanchardville, Browntown, Jols, New Glarus, Brodhead, Orangeville, Darlington, Dayton, Livingston, Grant county, and Sylvester are listed in a long roll of personal travels and moves. Notable notes include estate shipments to Chicago, a widowed hotel sale, Catholic services observed on Wednesday, and local licensing actions. Also mentioned are a death, a funeral, and local business changes including retirement from a saloon and a partnership withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Cobn
Chigago
Thorman Craigo
Wilmot
M. C
Misa Ollie Hunt
Lena
W. A. Trickle
Browntown
Lachsinger
Wife Arrivd
New Glarus
Mina Oliver
Belleville
Gd. Divan
Bert Divan
A. B. Divan
South Wayne
Ludlow
Chicago
Mary A. van Matre
Winslow
James van Sickle
Winifred Bucklin
Brodhead
Maud Moore
Orangeville
Wisconsin Supreme Court halts Milwaukee street railway ordinance
The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted a permanent writ of prohibition at the request of Mayor Kaa and Milwaukee officials to stop enforcement of the Milwaukee county superior court decree. The court ruled the ordinance a legislative act beyond court interference and not a taxpayer issue, nullifying contempt proceedings. President G. E. Adams of the university is reported much improved and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Kaa
Guy Clerk Schnongel Wnth
Milwaukee
Superior Court
Milwaukee County
Lidwig
Wisconsin court to hear will matter in March
State of Wisconsin notices a probate hearing on March third for the will of Palrisk O’pfeird. Administrator Juba O’Meara requests relief from mortgage on rural Washington County estate, detailing parcels in Surveyed lands and a 6 acre tract, with a march hearing date and county officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuurk House
Mourog
Washington
Sid
Nort
Serviva Norblry
Lu Saphwest
Seebiop
Lau
Siuld
HOG
Duchalng
Harney
Tee Courts
Heck
County
Bide
Abe Mela Administrators Sale Notice
Jacob Wel administrator announces sale of real estate in Monroe county under a court order. Property includes north half of section 12 and surrounding parcels in the town of Monroe. Sale details set for early March with terms and conditions to be announced at the time of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neetian Twulve
HL Central Railway
Morthawest
SorLion
Gwe
Monroe
Jacob
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watt Shaffer
Waterlas
Roderick
Juda
Tin
W. Krieger
Lay
Haumah Teehan
Fred Bolender
Clea
W. 8. Newman
Didi
L Barnett
Samuel Westoat
Bannan
Awkley
Aybere
Mesdamey
Jacob Regez Sr
Tacob Regex
J.D. Ward
Woodmen of
America
Kidward Bengston
Freeport
Barbara Kaderly
Adam Shinjer
Ferdinand Detty
Wey Becker
B. Hordley
Nu Glarus
Jieal
W.d. Considline
Poist
The
Platé
Considine
Patrick Gallager
Trowntown
Wintergreen
Yraterday
St. Victor’s
Wavelock
Merdames
Holmes
Sud Jett
TS. Shag
Dayton
Charlotte Gorton
Joh. White
Eed White
Abhams
Mr. White
Hiome
J. Bhuwer
Nua
M. E. Baltzee
Brodbess This! Orwins
M. Kiester
Bory
Rocksland
Matt Kluwer
Argyle
D. P. Ronbleft
Als. Doughte
Merc. W
Newman
Tada
Constantine
Madison
John Korth
Minneapolis
Geo. Walker
Maiison Lagteveniins
San Ladon
8. G. Schleint
Brad Vent
Uthor
Chas. L. Chambers
Harry Palmar
West Russell Street
W. Trnning
Jobo Cotter
Sinois Central
Preepord
Curbet
David
Cheney
M. E. Church
Westen Union
Orvill Holes
Acpin
Wishia
New Ome
Hiroin Pickett
Tan
Iver Elis
YJ. Jubuzon
LL. Adelowish
Belgiere
Andrew Lewis
B.G Tret
Jacks
Beowar Town
E. Genio
Mr. Cant
Mrs. D. Daylor
Liza Martin
Babcock
Livingston
Grant County
Oscar Schroeder
Jas
Gillum
Lan Rere
Ilinois
Schinitz
Trances Schonid
Theodora Schmid
Billy” Sarker
Messenger
Bill
Tenry Kundert
Fred Marder
Mr. Kundert
Marty Gilligan
Alf. C. Clark
Brunet & Co
Jost Marty
Elizabeth Achly
York
Lyman
Becker
Switzerland
J. W. Peabody
Angie Staffacher
Sylvester
DR. Turbin
Berlin
Germany
Ludlow House
DR. Torbly
Tle
Tila
Mike
Jane
Beran
Turbin
Randolph St
G. EK. Adams
University
J.J. Cuanisuham
Mel A.D
Tod
Rosa A
Welll
Dennis Kerwin
Duce
Welch
Ministesior
Ore Cone
Beurer
State OF Wisconsin
County Court of
Abe Mela A
State OF
County Court of Green
Gountnets
Heenee
Sake
Ebeys KW
Lhetindershmed
Mirrech
Wewa'elogh Podisk Dus
Tie Wily
Monroy
Said
Kale
Sywester
Montow
Vitine
Mlaineitt
Auainey
Cuba
ith-Murel
Stade
Cancury Court
Gubex CoUrTy
BYML
Ein
Clitte
S. Baitop
Plalntdus
Wenitnl David
Altswner
Defandittty
Amd
Circuit Court
J. A
Dodge
Margaret Stotha
John Sinhles
Sire of
Joan Lucismnu
Wanks
P.O. Auldress
Monto
Green Gomnty, WK
Tuuri
Emmy
Mereb
Bewald
Maxander Pachabel
AVS
Tapas
Catherine J. Brown
Jonathan Bi. Hrown
Cala
Uy One
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