Wednesday’s Mixed Travel Notices From Several Towns
A collection of brief notices lists residents and visitors arriving or departing. Names include Bert Chinse from Freeport California UK, Miss Hattie Withers of Monticello taking a position in Waterloo, and Henry Wells noted as a passenger linked to Tampton. Local officials mention an armory decision involving Portage and Orangeville figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaravee White
Madison
Elsie Spike
Newlab
Athany
Alo Sani Brothet
Orangeville
Pos Taylor
A Sutherland
Hattie Withers
Monticello
Waterloo
Portage
Hud
N B Treat Comments on Green County Delegation
N B Treat of the state board of control in Milwaukee comments on Green County support for Senator Whitehead and predicts the First district backing Whitehead though cautions uncertainty about county delegation and Janesville involvement.
Democratic Caucuses in Green County Held in Monroe
The Democratic County Committee of Green County met in Monroe on Saturday May 1st to order the preliminary action for selecting delegates to the County Convention. The convention to choose delegates for the state convention was fixed for May 26th in Monroe with details set for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe
Wis
Heklab
Lovelock
Atteroon
Democratic Caucuses to Choose Delegates at County Convention
Democratic primary caucuses will be held in Grenne county on May 2 between the hours specified. Five delegates from each precinct will attend the county convention at a local hall to be held under instructions from party leaders.
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Grenne County
Ho'cluck
Ach
Meuror
Look After White Estate Guardians Appointed
Probate Judge Becker appoints J L Sherron as guardian ad litem for Sarah and Mary White, minors of Fo PL White, who died intestate leaving an estate of about 30 000 personal property and 12 000 real estate. The court names Henry Durst as special administrator and A D Dessinger as general guardian for the children, who wish to remain with their guardians.
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FM. Becker
J. L. Sherron
Sarah
Mary White
How
Mary
Guardain Ad Litem
Utevoairt
Henry Durst Speuind
Ingo Dth
A, D. Degsinger
A. D. Dessinger
Lave
Correspondence From Towns Affects Local News Briefs
FARMERS favor finish corn planting. Mrs Stewart visited Milton last week. Miss Carvie Mitchell of Janesville visiting mother here. WCTU meets Mrs Dangan next Saturday. J Newman enlarging his house with a wing. Baptist Sunday School to observe Children's Day on the second Sunday in May. Mr Gerhard from the university visited W B Newmat. Albany reports no Memorial Day services. Green County soldiers’ reunion to be held Saturday. Reading club to meet with Ms Bayley. Bayley of Evanville and Mrs B Suiley attended J W Stewart’s funeral in Brodhead. A. A. Collins ill for weeks at son Bert Collins’s in Sylvester. Mr and Mrs Cortelyeon’s daughter Daisy visited Mrs Smiley in Brodhead. Invitations issued for Daisy Cortelyeon to A B Smiley of Marshal Minnesota. Albany displays a fire engine. officials urged fire extinguishing provisions. Thieves stole binding twine from Connick Randell Co. warehouse. night watchman nabbed one man escaping, ball left behind. A pad accident at the new mill injures Wr. Burt. he was drawn into a shaft. Doctors planned amputation of crushed limb. sympathy fund raised about 130. X ray found a nearly four-inch pin in Miss Barbara Knubel’s body. health improved after operation. The pin reportedly entered years ago. the mechanism unclear.
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Carvie Mitchell
Janesville
Albany
Green County Soldiers
Reading Club
Ms. Bayley
Jane, Comatook & Randall Pub
Up 4 Wind
Lanren Bayley
Evanaville
Alt
B. Suiley
J. W. Stewart
Brodhead
A. A. Collins
Bert Collins
Sylvester
Lorencen
Wr. Burt
Morgan
Bort
Burbs
Memorial Day observance planned by veterans groups
Memorial day will be observed in Montos with orders issued for Co H to report at the armory and participate at Turner hall. The G.A.R will honor all veterans in the parade, with school children and women’s relief corps aiding in decorations and flowers for graves, honoring both Civil War and Spanish American War veterans.
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Montos
M. C. Dist
Co. H
G.alr
Co. IL
Eterna
O. F. Pinney Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Mia
Woman's Relief Corps
Monroe Fire Department
City Council
W. A.B
W.A. G
Union
Supreme Court voids Goebel Taylor ruling in Kentucky case
In Washington on May 21 the U S Supreme Court upheld the Kentucky court of appeals decision in the Goebel Taylor governorship dispute. The court hid an appeal from the assembly’s ruling favoring Goebel and Beckham, except for the tribunal of the people.
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D.C
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky Worr of
Goebel Taylor
Assembly
Goebel
Beekham
Tin
Tribunal of the People
Illinois Central Excursions for May June 1900
Illinois Central announces first and third Tuesday excursions to the south and west with a 100 day fare and 2 for the round trip. Tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Madison and other destinations list various round trip prices and daily trains. Return limits extend to late May with special trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden Salt Lake City and more through October 1900.
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Thonteseekers
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorquilo Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Ogilen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kuby
Sharpers Headed This Way In Dressmaking Scheme
Monroe residents warned of a traveling couple posing as Epworth and wife selling ready made dresses by sample. They require advance payment and have reportedly consigned a four year old boy to accompany them. The husband visits homes to sell, the wife sews garments, and they promise delivery with no refunds. Investigators note fraud patterns in other cities.
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Monroe
Itepson
New Spring
Climate and crops report from Wisconsin weather bureau
The Wisconsin section notes a week of mostly normal temperatures from 63 in the southwest to 46 near Lake Superior. Rain was widespread except northwest drought areas. totals ranged one to two inches along the western border. Corn planting is near complete in the south. winter wheat and rye made good progress. rye is heading. oats and barley were slowed by cold but generally healthy. Grass and pastures suffer in dry northwest counties. fruit prospects look very encouraging with blossoms on apples and plum trees and small fruits showing excellent prospects.
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United States Department of Agriculture, Climate and Crop Service
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
Grantsboro
Chippewa
Sous
Coming and Going in the City Beats
L A Woodless in Chicago and a flood of brief notices place numerous residents traveling or moving. George Bleiter interned from Orangeville. Chas IL Keehner at Jada. Mrs Anna Zentner left for Jada. George Bast returned from Freeport. Fred Grnwert enters New Glarns loftily. Mrs J. 75 Gralyeha left for Freeport. BH G Greenwald left for Browntown. Mrs Thos Curran left for Prevy gut. G W Constantine of Markison in the city. John Gots a passenger to Tineville. Mrs J F Sears returned to Amealvello. Miss Amelia Schwarty lay returning to Sal. Fred Bolemler home from Chillingo. Miss Minvie Blain left for Bade Island. Maj D A Stearns returned from Orangeville. Mrs 11 0 Kelly left for Prevygut. Dy J A Beidler called to Davis IN. Sia Beburind Gunily arrived from Colvin Park. Mrs Tuco Stresay arrived in Keeiby from New Glarus. Mrs Ghas McCoy of Argyl passed through en route to Madison. Atvby daughter born to Dawab Stanlfacher of Jordy. Mx and Mrs Willis Lindlow and daughter Guetende set for Lae Kor sonia. Min Bhauche Miller left Treeport to attend sick mother Mrs Stephen Miller. Chas Hawthorne left for Sacramento and San Francisico. Senator John M Whitelenul to deliver Memorial Day address at Me Noone Wis. Capt TF West appoints committee for Memorial Day parade with Whorp, W Bauhler, A Shefner and J Germ assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Schwarty
Fred Bolemler
Chillingo
Minvie Blain
Bade Island
D. A. Stearns
Orangeville
Kelly
Prevygut
J. A Beidler
Peter Fiamily
Davis
Morniig
Sia Beburind
Mra
Willis Lindlow
Guetende
Lae
Korsonia
Bhauche Miller
Hia
Th. M. Whorp
W. Bauhler
A. Shefner
Jota Germ
Memorial Day Plans Formed by 0 F Pinney Post
0 F Pinney post and G Ayik have completed Memorial Day observance plans in this city. The program includes a procession at noon from the public square, a color guard, services at the cemetery, and a rifle salute. Local committees will decorate graves. additional events include a reading, songs, and a parade back through the city. Also noted are pension increases for Martin Giuner and travel plans for John Tenby. Epidemic-like illness affects Madison half the horses and nearby merchants.
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F. Pinney Post
G. Ayik
Lo'elock
P. m
Abarp
ORDA
Mavaldoreo Hu
Xen Munroe
Unele Corps
Troyer
Clagiitin
du. Boeluy
Chale
Wy Xehaol
Cun
Goa
Kehant Atin Traudling
Toller
Two youths in jail after thefts and burglaries
The two youngsters, arrested in Monroe for stealing a horse and burglarizing Carroll Bros. store in Winslow, are jailed on three charges each. They confess. one may be sent to reform school. The Freeport Democrat notes both are under 17, with a troubled past and connections to Winslow.
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Monroe
Carroll Bros
Winslow
Jory Aya
Reform School
Saya
Freeport
Sabor
New York
Sanverinun
la Forza
Sanceruma
Lash
Winslow Ind
Sancerumn
Cornwall
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Dinois Central Civil Engineers
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Charles Crane
McConnell
Hettie Solace
Ual
Will Hinsig
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Aaron J. Lizar
Emerson. & Moulton’s. Adllition
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Milo K. Smith
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Bradhead
A. N. Tanall
John Gettings
Jackson Street
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Mr. Gattings
Toshi Classy
George’ Spangler
J. Karlen
John Barrett
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Histrade
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B. G. Green
G. Rathbin
Henry Hoehy
Fred Karlen
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Ilinois Central
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Guardian Ad Litem
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Conmlnck, Ranedal & Co
Astec
Taylor
Llinois
J. Miller
Emery A. Odell
Chicago
Viola Allen
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GC. Christensen
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L. A. Woodless
George Bleiter
Frm
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Jada
Anna Zentner
George Bast
Fred Grnwert
New Glarns Lofty
BH. G. Greenwald
Browntown
Curran
G. W. Constantine
Markison
John Gots
Tineville
J. F. Sears
Retouenei
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Atvby
Mes
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Jordy
Martin Giuner
John Tenby
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