Argyle and Nearby Town News In Brief
Saturday city notices and town chatter from Argyle and surroundings. Names such as Rae Ubert Jae Spoich Jua Berkey Patterson and many others appear in short mentions of visits travels illnesses and local activities across Argyle Brodhead Janesville Madison and surrounding towns with a mix of social calls sales and errands reported in terse notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ubert
Argyle
Down
Jae, Spoich
Wrodhewt
Jiawa
Local Notices and Social Tidings in Freeport
A jumble of society notes from Freeport items lists guests visiting Orangeville residents, departures for Madison and Pittston, and local family updates. Chis Dinges in Miller’s millinery display news, and a charity beggar incident with Marshal Bint. Missionary Chas Kelsey moved to Wisconsin for the American Sunday School union assignment. Ed M. Stinson plans to relocate to Freeport. E J Morahan returns from Chicago with six month milk contracts and favorable condensing plant outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Sunday School Union Jug
Chas. Kelsey
Nebraska
Wisconsin
W. W. Wheeler
Beluit
Kelsey
Tin
Ed. M. Stinson
Freeport
Times
E. J. Morahan
Chicago
Joshua Klassy
Aisk
Guth bicycle pill bill killed as joke noted
The Guth bicycle pill bill, which drew heavy attention, died after the assembly recalled it. Assemblyman Doilye, who supported it, voted against recalling, saying he backed the measure as a compliment to the author’s originality. He notes it was a joke and not intended to become law. The wheelmen may now seek the humor in the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenblyman Doilye
Perpou | Mity
Crowning Night Of Gospel Work At Monroe
Overflow union gospel meeting led by Presiding Elder McKay drew about five hundred attendees. Dr. McKay praised the union effort with a sermon on God’s love for the world, and Rev Berkey and Rev Bethel provided inspiring remarks. Health authorities plan milk dealer inspections after tuberculosis findings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Uns
Hebo Een
Abeanny
Averfiow
Presbyteria
Chrish
Mr. Berkey
Bethel
Butcher
Davies
Monroe
L. Bussing
G W. Case
Dr. McKay
Mr Bethel
Janesville
Correspondence from Martintown and nearby visits
Fragmented notes record Ally Lithropy visiting relatives in Gnoch and teachers Estiminations at Monroe. Alma Kunilert, Miss Lobe Tre, and Mrs May Allen are mentioned with family visits and farm life. Tim Van Tatthrope is noted in travel, with a muffled scene of a group marching past a log way camped near Martin's.
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Toby Ste Épenberg
Aasreellana
Mazel Winter
Orangeville
Ape Latta
Willa Goddard
Ludlow
Cutyr
Nora
Leon
Phillips
WH. Parker
Argyle
Dar
Jehnel
Mianlison
Moe
Denver
Cal
Jas Morton
Martintown
Ally
Ed M Stinson to Leave for Freeport Bakery Move
Ed M Stinson plans to relocate to Freeport where he views a strong bakery business opening. He will sell his stake and stock in Owen and Riley and transfer his routes to Frantschy who will soon run his own wagon. Stinson, who has built a solid Monroe trade, departs with friends wishing him success.
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Ed. M. Stingan
Black Baker
Freeport
Owen & Riley
Wile All Child
Fontorreyy
Slinson
J. J. Trautschy
North Side
Frantschy
Mr. Stinson
Monroe
Joined hearts and hands in Lanark marriage
Rev J A Beidler presided Thursday evening as James K Patterson wed Miss Edith L Brown. The couple resides in Lanark Carroll county Illinois. Brown has long been a close Beidler family friend and well esteemed in Lanark society. Patterson hails from Lemasters Franklin Co Pa and is noted as an estimable young man. The newlyweds planned to visit friends here before returning home. John Kundert visited from Jordan today.
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Mixg
Sadie Honeywell
Randolph
J. McCauley
Rock Grove
Phillips
Kintardville
Carrick
Minsic
Swat
Te Aly
Nelson
Browntown
Seth Welton
Woodford
L. B. Cook
Fort Alitinson
Sherman Wright
Martintown
Prienils
Harry Lawsence
Horsenun
Platteville
Anna Abendroth
Janesville
Mieg Grace Shoenfeld
Madison
M. A. Danson
Mediate
Chicago
Jacob Schat
Basen
AY. A. Trickle
Chas. Jackson
Crownlawn
J. A. Beidler
James K. Patterson
Ldith L. Brown
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Offige
Willer's
TRE
J.W. Udell
Seuschittion
Yer
City News
Alice Mut Berkey
Jynesville
Jeiehard Patterson
Lalate
Giogab
Knnth Wayne
Spence Bowen
Ormyeville
Jess
Gravenor
Albany
Otlo Shafer
Brodhead
August Mistele
Juda
Win. Lake
Win. Moore
Twin Grove
Jacob Kempter
Alonzo HI
Lyn
Monticello
Prof. Wolf
Griliob
Mas. Jno
C. Chadwick
Tanesville
Tauns Gettings
Bellville
Rolly
Mary Cheasbre
Earl
Sebnitz
Gertie Pollock
Geo. Pollock
Grangeville
Praneces Treat
Stanley Dietx
Phoebe Cunningham
South Wievng
Jas. Carroll
Miller'schoel
Nitor Browne
Dare Tington
Ity
Sune
Dt Spicer
Ani Danily
Silas Leven
Wasteington
Julunson
Pittshayg
Freepork Dynena
Sb. Praneis Hospital
Davwall Volls
Fred Wenger
Milwakee Roa Ab
Hanover
Seelion
Alinetral Point
Sebendel
Fraily
Trank Schadel
Skully
Miller's
Adden Suivea
Marshal Bint
A.C. Dodge
McKay's
Eldir McKay
Mtr. Martin's Log
Ha Hear
Gatgnkey
Suramon
Lloro
State OF
Green County
Mourou
Unrks
Lou Evanson
Dir
Nesta
Jilin
Livineston
Detoudial
Samens
Cuene
Eervlee
Courk
M. Stinson
Steel
C. Kundert Hardware CO
Wonroe
Dewey
Bi Sampson
Sebley
Dirk
Trukenbrod
Squece
Bey 16
Brown —Patterson
John Kundert
Jordan
Soa
H. Kloeppel
Sorsiver
A. Miller
Tast Side Square
Monroe, Wis
Spangler
Pioneer Gun Store
Morgan & Wright Tires
Illinois Central R.R
Monroe Station
Vanneryters Vasgenen
Stocks Proigl
Tassie
Vassenger
Nest Novel
la Kee
Ape
Chicago, Mewaukee & ST. Paul & R
Monroe Sntion
Vreiht
Pass Neer
Vreight
Monroy Ab
Milwaukee
TUL Pon
W. Pulea
Wreteronn
Gen
Dass Agt
Fake the Times
Edward Ruegger
Justice of the Peace
Notary Puzties
Posto Five
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