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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

5

Miss Clarke Teaches Marvels Of Her Culinary Arts

Miss Clarke led the ladies of the W. BR. C. working school at G. A. BR. hall Tuesday afternoon, selling about sixty tickets as she demonstrated advanced cooking techniques. She challenged tradition with practical tests, showed simmered eggs, precise lard tests, and prepared Madras curry, velvet soup, Marguerite salad, and burnt abond charlotte, inspiring high praise and eager anticipation for the remaining lessons.

Miss Clarke W. BR. C G. A. BR. Hall Migs Clark Anber Vorkery Miss Clark Miss Mage Clark Clark Marguerite Salid Charlotte

Old Land Patent Held by Green County Pioneer Cornelius

Nicholas Corneling owns a rare land patent dated July 8, 1888 entered four hours before deed. He arrived in Green County after 1884, worked in Skimmers, and secured 180 acres a mile west of town at $1.25 per acre. Taxes rose from 88.7 to about 100. He is the only surviving pioneer of his era in Green County.

Nicholas Corneling Coralius Mineral Point Green County Corneling Cornelius Congress Mr. Cornelius

Woodmen Social, Lodge Hop at Armory Draws Near 200

J. B. Reynolds camp No. 410 M W A held a lodge hop and entertainment at the armory Monday night drawing nearly 200 Woodmen and wives. The program featured Mouros Military band selections, Darling's orchestra provided the dance music, and refreshments were served. Performers included Ada Williams, Minnie Etter, Rev I S Bussing, Edus Wetrich, Inex Etter, Grace Whitcomb, Mira Glemmeler, and Mario Anglee with recitations and instrumental duets.

Reynold Armory Mouros Darling Ada Williams Harmonia Club Minnie Etter Edus Wetrich Inex Etter Grace Whitcomb Qandette Kaa. Ball Mira Glemmer R. CG. Whitcomb Pate Woodls Mario Anglee

Windmill Factory Destroyed by Fire at Freeport

The Woodwink Windmill Manufacturing Company plant in Freeport burned out Tuesday in a major blaze. The origin remains unknown, a late alarm hampered efforts, and stock in the mill was destroyed. Firemen toiled overnight to prevent spread to nearby properties. The firm is noted as a pioneer windmill producer with products seen nationwide. W. J. Wilber sold his saloon business on the square to F. Kanser of Madison, who will open a wholesale liquor store here on Thursday. Ranger visited the city and returned to Madison last night.

Woodwinnke Mfg.Co Freeport Frenten Woodmouse Company Union W. J. Wilber F. Kanser Madison Mr. Kanser Ranger

Hotel at Albany Burns in the Night

The Nichols brick hotel at Albany burned Monday night leaving guests uninjured but belongings lost. Property damage estimated at 60000. The fire started in the basement at 10 o clock, rapid spread led to total loss. Hotel housed the Harper Districk company wardrobe and other guests from a busy show season.

Nichols Miany Harper-Districk Company Mary L. Warren M.W. Nichols Fred Anderson Opera House McCloud Thrk No. 3

Smoke from furnace alarms clothing store fire

Passers by reported considerable smoke at Discher and Schneider clothing store around 11 pm Tuesday, prompting fears of a blaze. Marshal Blunt investigated, found the furnace door open, and smoke traced to the furnace, causing no real damage beyond a slight scorched hankerchip.

Discher & Schneider Marshal Blunt

Times Letter Critiques Church Attendance and High School Ball

A Times letter defends open religious and newspaper reading habits and recalls a recent high school patriotic program. It notes a wrestling match between Rainhid Schott of Watertown and B C Ames of Brodhead to be held next Wednesday in Brodhead with a 100 purse, tickets 25 and 95 cents.

Bisitor The Times En Mayse Te High School Rainhid Schott Watertown B.C. Ames Brodhead Schott Ames Conte

Monroe Telephone Company Boosts Capital to 20000

At a Monroe stockholders meeting in the council chamber last evening it was decided to double the capital from 10000 to 20000 to expand the system for 300 subscribers. About 13000 more stock remains to be sold as nearly all 18000 has been applied for by shareholders who favor greater strength and future growth. The objective is to install a larger outfit to handle 800 subscribers, enable wiring of new cables, and start work Monday as the boom continues.

Monroe Telephone Company Council Chamber Hutitia Wong Central

Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Leonard Dietz

Mr and Mrs Leonard Dietz marked their golden wedding at their Martintown home. The Dietz family, including children and grandchildren, gathered for a joyous celebration. They wed in Lewisburg Pa on February 2 1880 and moved west four years later, first by wagon and lake crossing to Chicago before settling in Cadiz Green County. The couple remains in good health with nine children born and four living, the eldest near 49.

Leonard Deitz Martintown Dietz Leonard Dietz dJacah Dietz Mary Strohm Lake Michigan Chicago Green County Cadiz A.J. Dieta Clinton W. L. Dietz Beloit E. T. Diets 0. J. Dietz This City

Ladysmith Relieved Amid Jubilation Across South Africa

Special telegram from London reports Ladysmith revived and Boer forces retreating. General Buller says he has returned from Lady Smith and the country south is cleared. General Clements entered Colesberg on Wednesday to an enthusiastic reception. D P J Clawson is in Brodhead talking.

London Ladysmith Buller Wirts Welthorpen Clements Colesberg

Defends the High School Editor Responds to Bethel Letter

Conm W. Wallett writes to The Times defending the high school amid Rev Bethel's charge that the paper misquoted him. He notes a dance hosted by Company Hi of the Defenders of Their Country in Monroe to celebrate a patriotic anniversary drew many pupils, but argues most students did not attend, correcting exaggeration.

the Times Times A. Bethel Bethel Co. IH W.N. G Monroe Company Hi

Riot at Janesville Court Sparks Prisoner Escape

Three men William Howe John Johnson and Thomas Terrell escaped Janesville Rock county court after federal officers failed to obtain warrants for burglary arrests related to a De Kalb Illinois post office break in on November 7 1899 A melee followed with blows and gun drawings US officials aided by local police and sheriffs struggled to detain the men who were later recaptured while another had escaped earlier

United States Rock County Janesville William Howe John Johnson Thomas Terrell de Kalb Iil L. F. Patton Henry T. Sheldon Madison Post Office Bird Chicago Adams Lewiston Mechan Huntley Prairie Fu Chien Milton

Milk contracts offered by Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co

Notices sent to Monroe area farmers by Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co inviting signups through March 15 1400 for milk contracts dated from March at 1.00 per 100 pounds to October 1.04 per 100 pounds with monthly rates cited. Manager W B Page urges prompt signing and warns residents about smooth young men selling enlarged pictures and stealing photographs.

Monroe Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co Duatsin Angnat Heptember VO O Anglo-Swigs Cond. Co Mourne W. B. Page

Calendar of Circuit Court Calendar for March Term

The Green county circuit court will convene next Tuesday forenoon for the March term. The calendar includes four jury cases, three issues of fact for the court, and six criminal cases. Plaintiffs include G T Hodges et al vs Patrick Nalty and Franklin Mitchel et al trustees of Juda Baptist church vs Enoch Blackford et al. Defendants include H Adelowish in a personal damage action and Jacob Karlen & Son vs Wm Westbrad for settlement on cheese sold. Cases from Lafayette county include five criminal counts with J P Covey charged with jury bribing brought by change of venue.

Green County Circuit Court G.T. Hodges At. al Patrick Nalty St. Victor's Church Society B. W. Jones Colin W. Wright A. S. Douglas and Spensely & MeTlhon SD. Gohen H. Adelowish A. A. Donglas J. Ty. Shervon J. D. Dunwiddie J. L. Sherron Franklin Mitchel, Et. al Juda Baptist Church Enoch Blackford Thos. Blackford J. T. Sherron Monroe Water Works Company City of Monroe, Jackson & Jackson P. Z. Clawson Burt W. Jones C. L. Blunt A. Robertson Va. David Covey Sarah J. Covey J.P. Covey Neema Leametanx Eunice Jamerson Mary Burichter Jon A. Burichter Ilece Aged Wir Consin Wilson & Martin Dimintis G. A. Marshall Lafayette County Harry Hinson John Zweitel John Matricle Clyde DeVoll J. P. Covey

County Land Transfers Reported for February End Period

Real estate transfers recorded with the register of deeds for the last seven days of February include Geo TE Thorp to Mary TE Gapen a lot 4 and south 4 lot a blk 25 Rat Tawnand to New Mexico city of Monroe 8190 Willigus W Moors to Oscar Blackman 90 Acres sec 19 Sprig Grove 33000 Fannie Barton and Frank Barto to Jolm 13 Franvis lob 8 blk 10 village of Abany SLO00 Ferdinand Malilkuk to M M7 Bulburt 04 acres sees Ht and 4 Bylvester and Mb Pleasant 32200 August Prien to Jerdinand Mailback Lid aures goes 14 and Sylvester 522 Adam Lundsinger to August Prisn WT acres oc 21 Sylvester 4 050 Leyi F Gupen to Mathias Weis 40 acres sec 14 Jefferson 2900 Alma Sehmid to Conrad Babler 2 Michael North to Willian I Staué fanchar 1h acres sec 21 Washington 3000 Andrew Lanz to Harry Austen to Chay I Chambers part of lot 14 Rusgell's donation city of Monroe 2000 David Mann to William Starck 0 acres kec Catliz 4800 Martin Blotz to Jacob Bunkert tot Wk 80 Rattan's addition to New Mexico city of Monroe 275 J C Gillian to Queenr H Schroeder 1 jacre sec HM Mb Pleasant 100

Geo Thorp Mary TE Gapen Rat- Tawnand New Mexico Monroe Willigus W. Moors Oscar Blackman Sprig Grove Fannie Barton Frank Barto Jolm Franvis Abany Jefferson Alma Sehmid Conrad Babler Michael North Willian I. Stauéfanchar Aec Washington Andrew Lanz Harry Austen Chay. I. Chambers Rusgell City of David Mann William Starck Kec Catliz Martin Blotz Jacob Bunkert Rattan J.C. Gillian Qeenr H. Schroeder Jacre Sec Pleasant

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