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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
6
Local notes list residents and visitors in Monroe including Lee Taylor Jorday, D Danwiddie Mrodhiead, A G Ellis Brooklyn and many more. The column records arrivals departures illnesses and social visits across Brodhead Janesville Madison and Chicago with updates on deaths bank robbery mentions and upcoming events.
A series of social and civic items from Monticello and surrounding areas. Mrs J Zwicky vetoes Monticello matter. Mrs Sophia Bnegg er visits Milwaukee. Mrs Eminia Fields recovering from pneumonia. Residents arrive home or travel to Brodhead, Cratiot, Albany, and Janesville. weddings and engagements noted. a livery barn foundation work starts. a military band entertainment and church service planned in Madison.
Tobin Tsely returned to Chicago this afternoon and many townspeople were reported moving between cities. Several residents, including Mrs. Doris Haiti and Mrs. Ann Scholter, returned to their respective towns, while others like Dr. Gardner and Miss Lassie Museer headed to different locales. Numerous names appear with morning or evening travel to or from Chicago and nearby towns, indicating a busy day of brief moves and visits.
The Toland Business University in Monroe Wisconsin begins Monday with all classes under Mr J J Toland supervision promising superior instruction and tailored summer term offerings for business shorthand and teacher education. Local notices list Mar Ed Toland and Toland Bus Univ as contacts with social events at Masonic hall and church vestry highlights including an Anti Cigarette league event led by Mrs Z P Gabriel.
The Knights of Pythias lodge backs Company Ti for a proper armory in the city. A committee from the company seeks a suitable building and offers to rent. They praise the unit’s drill, health, and wartime record and call for a wood-framed armory to honor the boys in blue.
The weekly climate bulletin reports above normal temperatures especially in western Wisconsin with little rainfall and excellent soil moisture. Seeding advances, oats and spring wheat plantings up, winter-kill reduces clover and wheat, corn planting to begin, pastures and fruit trees improving, and local notes on land purchases and stray plant life and farm miscreants.
A Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin warns horse owners about azoturia, detailing causes such as heavy feeding and lack of exercise, symptoms including lameness and stiff, coffee colored urine, and treatment and prevention steps. The study stresses regular exercise and proper feeding to reduce risk.
In Albany Wisconsin May notices report a bonny daughter born to Mr. and Mrs War Sway, Dr. Roberta out, and several visits and relocations. People include Miss Gane Hulbark teaching, Miss Whalen resuming work, Mrs. Randall returning from California, Miss Fleming leaving Albany for New York, and Mrs. Young traveling to Ireland.
An interview with Dr Turbin describes his famed cures in Monroe Wisconsin during his final visit. The piece highlights patient gratitude, his promise of secrecy, and claims of curing nervous and private diseases as he plans future visits and a notable upcoming appearance.
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