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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1899

Page

7

Washington Township Woman Dies After Illness

Mrs. Jane Loveland of Washington township died Sunday at 6 a.m. in Monticello, where she had been ill three weeks after pneumonia and complications. Widow of Arzulus Loveland, born near Coshocton Ohio, 76 at death. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. at Monticello. Survived by five sons, three daughters, and grandchildren Mrs. R. T. Holcomb and Miss Clara Feasenden.

Jane Loveland Washington Township Orrilla Fessenden Monticello Loveland Coshocton Ohio Green County Washington Mlea R.T. Holcomb Clara Feasenden

Priest Attacks McKinley at St Patrick's Day Talk

Beloit clergyman Rev M J Ward known as the giant priest denounces President McKinley calling him a fool or knave for his Chicago peace jubilee speech praising war. He claims the Spanish American War was a conquest for wealth while mourning Manila and Santiago casualties and warns of brutal aims in the Philippines. Milwaukee speaker P I Kelley contrasts with a patriotic Irish view supporting the war for liberty.

M. J. Ward Beloit McKinley Chicago Spain Father Ward Hagail Manila Bay Santiago Philippines P. I. Kelley Milwaukee Howard

Power at the Monroe Gospel Meetings at McKey Hall

The Monroe community filled McKey hall for a gospel meeting Tuesday night. Rev. Dr. Case preached on Christ inviting and needing us, urging time talent money and self as offerings. Berkey urged personal dedication, and the alter service for Christians followed.

Monroe McKey Hall Case Urav Christ Berkey Rey Bethel

One Minute Cough Cora for Children Safety Note

A quick remedy recommended for children, claimed to be perfectly safe for croup hoarseness tickling in the throat and coughs. The note endorses Tenkenbrot as part of the remedy.

Cora

Probate Notice in Green County Wisconsin 1899

State of Wisconsin County Court of Green County In Probate notice given for the regular term of the county court to be held at the courthouse in Monroy on the Tuesday of April 1899. The application of Oly Frystic administrator of the estate of Christian Eynoson for the exam, adjustment and allowance of his account and distribution of the residue to those entitled dated March 4 1898. By the court J M Wacker County Judge.

Siemron State of Wisconsin County Court Green County Monroy Oly Frystic Christian Eynoson Adam J. M. Wacker County Tndge

Judge Advocate Treat Sits In Havana Courts With Mercy

Major Charles G. Treat serves as judge advocate in Havana, delivering mixed sentences for petty offenses with mercy. He imposes short jail terms or holds, warning press members to expect the maximum penalty if they appear before him. news notes follow about political caucus and local social items including a wedding in Clarn, 1899.

Charles G. Treat Cuba Havana Times of Guba Hue Department of Major Treat Portia Swift Phair Seale

Brief City Council Meeting Ends After Thirty Minutes

A regular council meeting lasted about thirty minutes with Mayor A Douglas and all aldermen present. Minutes were read and a $118.60 claim for CG Churchill was approved, per the claims committee. Police reported ten street lamps out on March 14, and a future meeting will occur before new aldermen take office as the year closes.

Douglas CG. B. Churchill Betty

Juda Correspondence Reports Spring Building Boom and Local Moves

Correspondence from Juda on March 21 1809 notes spring building activity and visits. Residents mentioned include Elza Rossiles visiting friends, Mrs Branett of Pedeo visiting Skanesens, Mrs F Miller entertaining Freeport friends, and others like Frank Stauffacher obtaining a Miller & Son clerkship. Several residents plan moves or trips to Monroe Brodhead and Montoa. obituaries, church duties, and teacher examinations are also noted.

Elza Rossiles Juda Branett Pedeo Skanesens F. Miller Freeport Leater Mackey Wood County Frank Stauffacher Miller & Son Otto Swan West Superior B. ‘Tl. Andereck Sam West Schermerhorn Madison G. W. Bussay Jno Swan The Baptist Church Herman Glonge F. Googe Monroe W.F. Moldenhour

Wearing of the green noted in Albany news

Albany reports a Friday vogue with St Patrick's Day style. Miss L V Newman left for Indiana for spring vacation. Messrs. Simsley and Lewis attended the Spencer sale in Brodhead. Mrs Bartlette traveled to Brodhead for her mother-in-law’s illness. Mrs Wagner and daughter visited Darlington for a week with Mrs Wagner’s sister. Mr and Mrs Anson Wood hosted a dinner party marking their tenth wedding anniversary with family present.

L. V. Newman India Messrs. Win. Simsley W. I. Lewis Spencer Sale Brodhead Mrs. Wagner Darlington Anson Wood Mrs. Wood Clark

Groton Sees Growth in Laundry and Machinery Firms

In Groton, March 92, the new steam laundry grows into a large business. Mr FB Lies is elected justice of the peace for Riverside township. Brooburg Mercenary Co. builds a sizable machinery facility in Groton as farmers resume spring hauling. Some locals must drag snow or stop aging efforts.

Groton FB. T. Lies Riverside Township Brooburg Mercenary Co

Clarno Voters to Nominate Town Officers March 28

The democratic voters of Clarno are asked to meet at the Claro town house on Tuesday March 28, 1899 at 7 PM to nominate candidates for town officers to be elected at the spring election April 4, 1899. Comirrne.

Clarno Claro Comirrne

Local Notes From Twin Grave Area March 29 Meeting

Loyd Swartz is out again. Mrs Geo Whitehead Livy has been in town. Chas and Geo Carter returned home Wednesday. Ira Emerick and J W Whitehead sawed wood for Billy Miller Tuesday. Lizzie Baird of Monroe visits Mrs Olive Whitehead. Easter entertainment planned for April 9 by the young people. Mark Randall improving and will resume activity. Frank and Fred Carter to run the farm this season. Montana Lichtenwalner returned to Monroe last week after visiting. JeHergen township Union caucus to be held at Center school on Wednesday March 29 at 2 p.m.

Mavison Wis Assembly Committee On Rowell Hunt Senate Loyd Swartz Geo. Whitehead Chas Geo. Carter Ira Emerick J. W. Whitehead Billy Miller Lizzie Baird Monroe Olive Whitehead Young Peoples Society Eaater Mark Randall Frank Fred Carter Montana Lichtenwalner Union Caucus JeHergen Township Center School House

Oakley News Roundup March 22 189

Oakley items report A A Davis and wife at Brod head Monday Edgar Myers family at Charles Adlewan Sunday George Williams family at Ben Davis Sunday Mrs J F Zimmerman fell at Keller with severeBruises Mark Randall ill with liver congestion Rev J W Michel preached last sermon before coherence Grandma Northcraft died March 15 at his daughter Mrs A A Davis funeral at 12 at house remains moved to Dawson cemetery Rev Anderick Juda officiated J M Bierly Oakley plans move to Pennsylvania to make home

George Williams Ben Davis J. F. Zimmerman Keller Mark Randal J. W. Michel Grandma Northcraft A. A. Davis Dawson Cemetery Rev Anderick Juda J. M. Bierly Oakley Pennsylvania

Unclaimed Letters at Monroe Post Office

Unclaimed letters list for week ending March 4 1809 at Monroe Wisconsin includes John Burkhalter Antone Coveski Mrs Jas Dolan Lena Malcock John Miller Wm Roth A Rigle Karl Studer Matima Smith and others. Patrons must say advertised and provide the date when replying as requested by Postmaster B C Bennett.

Monroe Wis John Burkhalter Antone Coveski Jas. Dolan Lena Malcock John Miller Wm. Roth A. Rigle Karl Studer Matima Smith B.C. Bennett P.M

Wisconsin Weather Forecast From Weather Bureau

Today’s Wisconsin forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for generally fair skies with a somewhat colder southeast portion. Northwest winds are expected. A playful note on enjoying a hearty meal is followed by an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming digestion aid and relief from indigestion.

Wisconsin Weather Bureau W. I Truk- Vento

Postmaster Crushed Under Train Wheels

Clarno postmaster Benk Wolf fell from a Illinois Central freight car door as the train halted for a spot near Clarno. His right leg was crushed and amputated below the knee. his left leg injuries are less severe. Witnesses say Conductor Rueger oversaw the accident. Drs Leitzell and Fair attended him.

Benk. Wolf Clarno Cleveland Illinois= Central Wolf Tinois Central Avay Syolt Leitzell Orangeville J. F. Fair Freeport Clarna Win. Rueger

Attractive couple wed at the Ludlow

A handsome couple married in the Ludlow hotel private parlor with Rev. Charles Varney officiating. Miss Nellie Coltman of Freeport married a man unnamed, aged about 22. The groom returned her to Freeport next day and hinted his family did not know of the union.

Ludlow J. Voss Freeport Chas. E. Varney Universalist Church Nellie Coltman Hoth Landford C. F. Christensen Baker Janesville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Priest M’kinley Summons State OF Wisconsin Cicero Cove Augusta Livingston John Livingston M. B. Caradine Pitt Atty. F.G Monron Hecht & Zummach Trukenbrod God Axt A. Miller East Side Square Charles G. Treat Dons Times of Cubs Warren Preston Aunua McKiver J. 8. Buutt Clarn Will Bunkow Fred Donner J. Minnick Fred Matzke Mrs. Lasher Jerry Minnick Charles Stair J. N. Daily Mr. Starz Council Montoa Rob Dininger Monros J. F. Miller Thomas Northcraft Albany Frank Swan Hiram Dunwiddie Ross Newman Misses Wilma Logler Lettie Thompson Ola West Moretta Bradley Monroa Groton, South Dakota Edgar Myers Charles Adlewan Ben F
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