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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
4
Monroe Wisconsin May 20 1907 brief notices list travel, visits, illnesses, marriages and upcoming events. local officials discuss alumi banquet price 75 cents a plate and community happenings across Monroe including circuses tours, church activities, farm and business updates, and street work.
Saturday activities include Mrs. O. B. Studley visiting Freeport friends, Patrick Grady traveling to Janesville, Paul Ronneberger visiting Milwaukee, Wilson Wright and Joe Twining returning from Madison, and Rev. J. T. Etter heading to New Glarus for Sunday. A marriage license was issued to John Grimm and Anna Buchholtz, while Pat Flannery was detained for drunkenness. Residents from Madison, Dodgeville, Rice Lake, Keewanee, Aurora, and Brodhead are listed among visitors and engagements.
The official forecast for Chicago calls for fair skies tonight with frost and a fair day Tuesday. Temperatures will rise slowly.
Local items include Mrs H L Ball's trip to Freeport Mrs J B Galusha and family visiting Garry Oklahoma and Mrs Pearl Walters return to Beloit. Several residents travel or visit relatives Frank Keegan from Cuba City and William Eley visiting a ill sister in Milton An Illinois Central Sunday train carried forty one Monroe passengers.
A Russian official notes the court fortune teller will resign, explaining the forecaster is at a disadvantage. If he predicts bad news, he faces royal disfavor. if he predicts good news, it may not come true.
Memorial arrangement options including Cape Jasmine roses and carnations offered by Ellen M Hopces with affordable pricing and contact at phone 459.
A. J. McGranahan & Son operates as brokers for improved farms city property and rentals. They offer negotiable loans on real estate and claim a senior member is a practical farmer and judge of land values. No charge for showing property. Office Room 17 Bailey block Platteville Wis.
Saturday school children picked flowers in the woods and brought home bouquets. A W C T U convention is set for Juda on Thursday and a silver concert that night invites all. Gospel meetings begin May 28 at the Baptist church led by Rev. H H Rottman.
Frederic Villiers recounts the German emperor at the Romanian crown prince’s wedding to Princess Marie. The kaiser in English naval dress, heavy with decorations, kissed the bride after she feared disarraying her gown. He leaned in from the right elbow and placed a lingering bridal kiss.
A Buffalo physician recalls two young friends who began their careers together. The medic rushes to tell his lawyer friend he has a patient, while the future attorney jokes about whether the patient has made a will, in Harper's Weekly.
Richard J. O Mulrenin of Dublin bequeaths a violin played on Vinegar Hill the night before the 1798 battle to the museum on Kildare Street Dublin. His library goes to the Gaelic League.
The annual New York horse show gowns are estimated to cost a total of 500000 dollars. Designers and enthusiasts prepare lavish outfits for the event, reflecting the fashion and prestige of the competition.
A fragment quotes a companion describing a man famed for effortless success and instant desires. The speaker recalls walking with the subject on the last day of his life and the man expressing a wish to die suddenly rather than be run over that night. The dialogue underscores perceived extraordinary fortune.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a complete recovery after two bottles. The ad notes kidney issues rise in summer due to heat and excess drinking and urges prompt use of Foley's Kidney Cure at West Side Drug.
The article notes London’s 1905 population of 6.5 million in 928,008 houses, with births outrunning deaths in 1904 while the birth rate declines. It cites 1,028 offices and 2,435 public telephones, 1904 imports of $849,068,000 and exports of $462,299,000, and 1904 tax valuations across housing, trades, profits, and salaries. It also records 2,993 motor cars, 1,852 motorcycles, and 8,070 driving licenses with $36,800 in fees.
A Saturday Evening Post anecdote recalls Chick Bruce, Adirondack guide to President Cleveland, leaving Cleveland on a log as he hunted. Returning, Chick finds the president with a gun aimed at his chest, prompting a quip about Republican loyalty and the impractical risk to the guide.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox notes three essential elements for marriage happiness love sense and patience. The short counsel emphasizes emotional harmony and calm understanding as foundations for lasting partnership.
Mic-na presents a formula for stomach relief with bismuth subgallate cerium oxalate sodium bicarbonate and nux vomica to calm inflammation strengthen nerves neutralize acids and restore digestive vigor. Trukenbrod's Pharmacy offers a guarantee to refund if it does not cure.
Observers note that rooks begin building on the first Sunday in March, a long standing Lancastrian tradition. The punctuality of rooks is said to rival fixed calendar events, with frequent verification across regions.
List of unclaimed letters includes G. Greesimer Ernest Haasing Fred Mueller Estes Smith S Schwartz Rosia Solberger Mrs Bertha Wells August Wiemann Henry Zweffel R A Ettner P M at the local post office
The Hospital argues cancer pain is often not constant and stresses public instruction on early signs for earlier diagnosis and treatment. Emphasis on shifting toward timely operation through awareness.
The Marquis de Dion, a Brittany deputy, urged constituents to withdraw deposits from the National Savings Bank to embarrass the government. Large withdrawals followed as a result of the call.
A reflection on happiness by Professor Stanley Levons about finding hope in any position. The able person remains driven by aspiration, believing that ongoing effort brings closer fulfillment and more than current limits allow.
The West Side Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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