Tuesday Personalities in City and Surroundings
I A Woodle is in Chicago. John B Kneeland left for Shutlebury this forenoon. Mrs Minnie Keel left for Browntown. Jake Halder and wife returned to Pyoli. Miss Jessie Sprague returned to Brod lead. Mrs J C Williams left for Janesville. Lizzie Murphy returned to Monticello. Mrs Walter Warren from South Wayne arrived today. Ben Bennett from South Wayne arrived this morning. Mrs Ralph Fawcett arrived from South Wayne. Mrs Adam D Schmidt left for New Glurns to visit her mother. Thomas Dolleson, Lewis Boynton and Thorson of Jordan were in town. George E King and wife welcomed a baby girl. Jacob Schneider left for Hot Springs Ark for health. Messrs GA Biggins and Siguins and children left for She boxgen Mich. Ward Barker returned from Tranptou to prepare for bus trip. Interior jail to be repainted by county committee. Eugene Deal leaves tomorrow for Huntley Minn then Washington and California. Louis Summers and wife arrived from Philadelphia. Marble cutter with thirty years experience to join D G Ryan. Tark Leahy vacated old building at square corner, storing saloon fixtures. CG C Wasteway to Milwaukee for wedding to Miss Lizzie Breitwlach. Wedding Friday at the bride’s parents home. Lashway may bring bride to Chippewa Falls then to Monroe. They will reside in apartments above the telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Halder
Pyoli
Jessie Sprague
Brodlead
J.C. Williams
Janesville
Lizzie Murphy
Monticello
Walter Warren
South Wayne
Todig
John Niederhauser
Ben Bennett
Worning
Ralph Fawcett
Adam D. Schmidt
New Glurns
Thos. Dolleson
Lewis Boynton
Phos. Thorson
Jordan
George E. King
Jacob Schneider
Hot Springs
Ark
Messames GA. Biggins
Dr. Siguins
Ward Barker
Tranptou
Aby Road
G.C. Burkes
Eugene Deal
Huntley
Minn
Washington
California
Louis Summers
Simomera
D. Gd. Ryan
CG. C. Wasteway
Winconsin Telephone Company
Milnetkee
Marrivil
Lizeie Breitwlach
W. G. Beeuwiseh
Eighth Street
Sud
Wuirge Company
Lashway Nay
Chippewa Falla
Monros
Jackson Street
Wednesday News Items From Local City Notes
Dr J B Row had business at Brown fane today. J O Keefe returned to Mineral Point. J D Loveman arrived from Chicago. Ben DeWitt Withers arrived from Montivello. Many residents left for various places. Licenses to wed issued for Leonard Fairman and Clara Boise. Mrs Blunt and daughter Florenss returned from Avyous. Plans to fit Wells Opera House for an annory for Co H. Rev Smith attended Aine lecture then returned to Brodhead. Sales of properties on West Washington Street completed. Proparitions progress Albany for annual reunion of this Orean county ATL. Other scattered items mention domestic incidents and community movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Keefe
Mineral Point
J. D. Loveman
Bolus
Chicago
Joe
Regex, Sr. Wasr
DeWitt Withers
Montivello
Mia
Henry Hosha
Lake Kogunes
MM. E. Baltzer
Iowa
Win
Tenkhof
Milwaukes
Co. H
Wells Opera House
Rev. Smith
Brodhead
Local notes on calf, moves, and debt arrears in town
Niles Newman plans to move Ladlow and Grifith calf business to Argyle with George Day. Fred Sichinger injures foot moving fairground buildings. About seven hundred subscribers owe over a year and a half. urging prompt remittance or rates rise. Judge Beeker awards Henry Fidler 4 and James Fidler 300 in estate of John Lemiel. property valued above 173000 but remaining claims not filed. Siegel Cooper Co Chicago halts 24000000 cooperative stock scheme. will refund money, continue limited program with employer. locals urged to favor home stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Newman
Ladlow & Grifith
George Day
Ylacksmith
Argyle
Fred Sichinger
Eli Edelman
Fair Ground
Beeker
John Lemiel
Henry Fidler
Fidler
Dr. Solomon
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
Bate
Coming and Going at New Glarus and Nearby
A stream of residents and visitors pass through the area today. M B Baltzer is at New Glarus, Miller returns home, Sam Lado arrives, Hoon Smith visits Brodhead, JH Isley returns from Argyle, QM Carpenter from Brail head Bailey, J T Abbott ran to Chicago, Mrs. Clif Holloway returns to Sehattan, Will Ferguson from Exeter, Miss Jenny Knox sails this afternoon, Mrs Wm Butler returns to India, Mrs J Auderick to Iuda, Chas Pisks of Madison visited, BF Nicholson from Janesville, Max Cable from Orfordville, Bert Gardner from Brodhead, Jas Root of Dayton conducts business, CG Coulter from Charlevoix, DE Austin from Brodhead, W D Bridge to Janesville, W Constanting from Madison, Adam Binner home from Milwaukee, Rev C B Varney from La Crosse, Mrs William Hichel Grant to New Glarus, Sheriff J W Gardner to Mitton, Mrs Kausler and daughter return from Mattison, Miss Oseo Wagner to New Glarus crossing, Mrs WW Warner and Mrs Ed Larson to Beloit, John Lewhy and family to Mineral Point, Mrs S T Richards and Miss Pluch Richards to Monticello, Minwen Katia Bolcaider and Melisa Jashe from Madison for a few days, Mrs J A Stith from Monticello in the city then to Janesville, Mrs D W Byrick returns to Veenport, Rev A M Ritchels from Janesville with Rev George Shieldon, Mrs WA Tall visiting then returns to Evansville, Mr and Mrs C S Young and daughters cross to Gringeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Bridge
Janesville
W. Constanting
Madison
Adam Binner
Milwaukee
C. B. Varney
la Crosse
William Hichel Grant
New Glarus
J. W. Gardner
Mitton
F. Kausler
Mattison
Oseo Wagner
New Gland Us
WW. Warner
Ed. Larson
Beloit
John Lewhy
Mineral Point
Td. Richards
Pliuch Richards
Montivello
Minwen Katia Bolcaider
Melisa Jashe
J. A. Stith
D. W. Byrick
Tien
Chan
Wrench
Veenport
TA. M. Ritehos
Local Notices From Belgit and Surroundings
Licensed to wed Carl Aven and Julia Jackson of York. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Gert Butler last night. Oehmen's Sweepers to play Brodhead Sunday. Miss Eduardell turned eleven with party and supper. Adam Star visits from Adams County after forty years. Funeral of Win. J. Cones fin e to be held Friday at 2:30. Considine brothers attend funeral. Co. B rifle practice east of city. Lancaster prepares to entertain Civil War and Spanish-American War veterans on June 1 and 2. Street work and grading underway near city. John Perkins joins Nashville students and plans return to Brodhead. Ticket sales for Kavanaugh and Roney's Boys' concert open. reserved 60 cents, gallery 85 cents, children 2 cents. An operetta Gyp Annior at Menomonie. Chopin works played at Copeland home. Mrs. Spear at Hanne nat hospital improving. faith steadfast. Epworth League events May 22-25. lectures by Rev. De. Bolton May 28 Cuba talk. May 24 illustrated talk. May 25 vocal concert. admission fifty cents for all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Conesfine
Margaret
Considine
Dut
Friton
Lancaster
Nanyo
John Perkins
Levy
Nashville
Brodhead
Kavanaugh
Roney
Wells & Edelman’s
Menoonie
Wis
H. Metcalf
Chopin
Mr. Snd
Mra. I. CG
Copeland
A. Willimus
Minna Law
Misa Marion McLean
Fred Trachsel
Missy Nelle Miller
Ray
H. O. Bethel
Chicago
RB. Q. Spear
Hannenat Hospital
Nurges
Spear
Sia
Cummons
Jackson
Sulex
Crippled Man Hurt in Accidental Gun Discharge
Sullivan of Rock Grove was handling an old shotgun when it accidentally discharged. The load tore through his right hand, severing all fingers except the little one, and also struck his leg with multiple pellets. He remains severely crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Sullivan
Rock Grove
Jeanhuse
Not the Real Thing Fraud Warns of Bogus Coats Circulation
A cryptic warning describes bogus coat scammers targeting a paper and notes a real enumerator’s trusted appearance. It cautions readers to avoid confronting fraudsters while instructing vigilance around a government badge and a June event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frauport Dourand
Dtanne
Gildane
Arbor Day Observances Highlight School Planting Efforts
Pupils across multiple buildings celebrate Arbor Day with simple programs, flower bed work, and tree and bird themes. Students visit a library exhibit arranged by Miss Kathryn Sindek to deepen understanding of nature’s gifts, while teachers emphasize trees, flowers, and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Toon
Prainworthy
Ford
Prince Otto thrills at McVicker’s theater Chicago
Oliz Skinner stars in Prince Otto at McVicker's theater Chicago. The production runs until mid May with the drama highlighting the romance of Otto and Seraphina amid a backdrop of beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliz Skinner
Prince Otto
McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Stevenson
Mr. Skinner
Otto’d
Seraphina
Prince Oto
Real estate deals in Green County last week recorded
The Register of Deeds notes sales across Green County including Monroe Brodhead and Monticello. Transactions involve multiple parcels and cash values such as 32,000 1400 210 and 4000 plus various lot descriptions and tract sizes through JH Trogner Adam Bennett Andrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Register of Deeds
Register of Deedy Lewis
Adam
Wisconsin local notes and school games amid varied events
WEWS IN THE VICINITY reports William J. Murphy’s temperance efforts in Beloit, a Stoughton high school basketball win over Brudiwed in Brodhead, a Miss Mistrels show planned for Ratelite May 10, and a hospital fundraiser. Beloit plans 40000 bonds for summer improvements while a new police court and fire engine house are discussed. Bicycle tax proposals surface in Oshtcosh, with Platteville routes expanding and others to be discontinued. A cigarette sale crackdown begins in Kenosha led by Hoyt Ciles, a Chicago transplant. Madison reports candidates failing to file campaign expense statements. Wisconsin travelers anticipate the United Commercial Travelers meeting in Tomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Oshtcosh
Younwil
Platteville
Cornelia
Rewvey Aind Arthur
Kenosha
Hoyt Ciles
Chicago
Atu Nan Anti Cigaretin Lene
Knosha
Madison
Fidy
LDU
RAO
Mmegor
Mle
Toyo
Guy
Tus
Cox
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association in Legal Troubles
The Northwestern Masonic Aid Association, now run by Northwestern Life Sugar, plans to sue former members for overdue assessments. About 35 Masons belonged, but under a dozen paid after withdrawing, while others resist. The Milwau kee attorney will proceed if claims can be substantiated. otherwise, no action. A Madison tech school game and fundraising mention accompany the report amid mining company notes and local business details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Masonic Aid .Association
Tes Masons
Bhepard
Musiness University Baseball Club
Madison Tech School
Tte
Hein Hery
Monroe Aen
Teen Aid
Ming
Thanos
Neste
Qtuade
Bia Aouipaany Washoon
Mie Loli
Licky Hit Mining Company
Allherx
WOH
Tage
Pres
Dixit We
Climate and Crops Bulletin From Wisconsin Weather Bureau
The Wisconsin section reports a week with below normal temperatures by about 6 degrees and widespread freezing nights. Little to no rain, soil drying, and pastures lagging about ten days. Early grain shows vigor despite cold and moisture gaps. winter rye and wheat hold well where not winter killed. Gardens progressing with rain, while fruit buds face uncertain damage. Local items note moves, marriages, and a park tree-planting plan. Milwaukee carnival praised as premier city event with Mardi Gras-like features and planned novelties for 1898 earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture, Climate and Crop Service
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Colrly Bowlett
Darley
Flint
Carnara
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. A. Woodle
John B. Kneeland
Shutlebury
Minnie Keel
Browntown
Counuty
Comuty Committee
J.B. Row
Brown Fane
Dugene
Huntly, Mim
Mrs. W. ©. Blunt
Florenss
Avyous
Jol B. Dixon
West
Washington Street
Jf. N. BR. Caradine
Admnistrator
Lucy Grow
Jacol Benkert
Mechanics Street
Snit
Hin
Progres Ab
Albany
Orean County
Janie
Dowling
Tlenry Anytin Adan
Wisal Woran
M. BR Baltzer
New Glarns
Miller
Sam Lado
Wr. Smith
Isley
Carpenter Wis Hare
Brailhead Bailey
J. T. Abbot
Clif Holloway
Sehattan
Will Ferguson
Exeter
Jenny Knox
Mra. Wm. Butler
India
Mra. J. Auderick
Iuda
Chas. D. Pisks
Bnaiteas
Barnett
Belgit
Carl Aven
Julia Jackson
York
Mrs
Gert Butler
Oehmen
Eduardell
Kole
West Avenue
Adam Star
Monroe
Adams County
Nebraska
F. Sullivan
Qtis Skinner
McVickers
John Sonberg
John Nixon
Pridel
Cadia
Margarite Seherer Tod
Wonilla
Wenger
Wilhwil
Andrick
New Mexico
Dw. Hoffman
Nettie Copeland
Matzke
Pellerin
Prank Carter
Lote
Rice
Willis
Mami
Lofne
Sena
Spring Harare
Jostth
Searles
Willian Grihneres
Bee
Spring Grove
Bad
George Blotter
Pritt Moduine
Adama
Gilbert TP
Todaes
Loehter
Man
Witenes
City of
Patrick Purvell
Taines
GH Acres
Seu
Arma Hreitagg
Sylvester
Willian J. Murphy
Francis Murphy
Beluit
Stoughton High School
United Commercial
Masonic Aid Association
Ed. Gurrell
Waalington Streat
East Apresshvesk
Frovport
Fred Beth
Green Bay
Mary Geringer
Wadia Grove
Prank Gasser
Court House Park
Vaute
HL. Lye
United States
New Orleans
E. L. Syverson M. PD
Honra
Chenoweth’s Block
Mouroe
Wike
County Court of
Morehy Tyen
Ely
Lho
Middhy
Qube
Mira
Munrou
Une Ely
Said
Oulober
Agiell
Hoa
Reat
Wbtartiay
Hythes Mauch
Rack Ell
State OF
County Court
Monroc
Brstid
Manpou
Mrew
Auorney
Greet
Mme
Uae
Berenrher
Ube
Hecesteou
Atdsuen
Altay
Becker
Jatdgo
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