Arson Mrs Ches Reider Returns to Manceville
Telephon Monroe Wis November 13 1898 brief notices of local movements visits funerals and arrivals. Cites Rev Sguiger Trinity mission Janesville Breeport residents and many residents from Argyle Madison Beloit Mineral Point Janesville and other nearby places. Mentions Memorials and town events with multiple individuals including J D Dunwiddie C M St Paul gatekeeper John Gardner sheriff elect and Mrs Trent Wells among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches. Reider
Mancevilly
Sguiger
Trinity Mission
Janesville
Taubady
Breeport
Fred J. Blunier
Ernest Staufaeher
Blinebardyille Balay
FL. Wyman
Arie
J. H. Stedly
Browntown
D. Fisher
Jun
O. Chadwick
J. D. Dunwiddie
Chicago
Alf
CG. Clark
Price County
Will F. Schompp
Brodhead
Death of Mrs Gettings Ends a Long Monroe Life
Mrs. Roger Gettings died Sunday at 1 1 after a sudden illness of heart trouble at her home in Monroe’s First ward. Born Bridget Byrne in Dublin on August 1 1888, she immigrated in 1848 and married Roger Gettings in 1855. Eleven children were born, seven living including Mrs. Frank Norton and Kate Gettings. Funeral services were held at St Victor’s church with high mass, Rev. Thos Dempsey officiating, and burial in the Catholic cemetery. The family recalled her strength of character and long devotion to family unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Gettings
Hone
Mrs. Gottings
Bridget Byrne
Dublin
Ireland
Philadelphia
Roger Gettloge
Monroe
Ines
Blunt
Frank Norton
Franklyn
Kate Gettings
Elk Point
Mises Maria
Terera Gettings
M. C. Gettings
James Gettings
Miles T. Gettings
Mutowae
Selenia
Thos. Dempsey
Dowling
Argyln
Condon
Janesville
Mary Woodle
Roy Woodle
John Malia
Rov
Dempsey
Pill
Roger Gebtinus
Hol
Carroll
W. Zimmerman
Janes Titegibbons
John Sullivan
Dues
D.C
REASON FOR GIVING THANKS Proclamation urged national gratitude
The message urges observing the day in thankfulness for God’s blessings on the country. It notes prosperity across industries, peace after war, and calls for business suspension when possible. People are asked to gather in worship and with family to thank God for the nation’s blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soofield
Harele
Platteville Football Players Egged After Whitewater Game
After a Whitewater at Platteville football clash a dispute over a referee decision led to crowd trouble. Platteville players faced egg pelting on the way to their train, with their car splattered and team members showing evidence of the assault. The contest ended 6 to 0 for Platteville after Whitewater balked at lining up, despite leading 11 to 0 earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Whiteswater
St. Paul
Whitewater
New Plumbing Firm Considine and Lichsinger Opens
Considine and Frank B. Luchsinger form a plumbing company with headquarters on the south west corner of the square in Trickle. The shop will house new machinery and will handle plumbing steam fitting and general repairs. The young partners are Ed Considine and Frank B. Luchsinger, both with solid experience, aiming for successful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Considing & Lichsinger
Ed, Considine
Frank B. Luchsinger
Considine
Run Cost Filing Obligation Warns County Candidates
Candidates who ran for county office must file expense statements with the register within thirty days. Failure to file or proof of bribery attempts can trigger fines from 100 to 5000 dollars and may leave the office vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Does
cMeors
Caulidiate Deelavol
Letter List Anulicion at Manvor Post Office
A weekly notice from Manvor Wisconsin lists several names including Wan Bayar Garhets Tick Matisen Moe Rehwel Ries and Valdor calling for the bore, with details on mailbox insertion and related postal actions. The fragmentary item references a Tuesday or weekly deadline and advertisement notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvor
Wis
Tormim Wan
Ami Bayar
Lizzie Garhets
Bertha Tick
Mathias Matisen
J Moe Rehwel
Annie Ries
B. Aroht
Bowler
Margret Valdor
Versom
Union Servite Moat pitslors swaling Weld it the resioner
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bete
Dundas
Cage
Jan
van RA Beis
Thertinn
Why Tern
Ren
Wisconsin library commission report highlights Monroe center
The second biennial Wisconsin free library commission report praises Monroe as a public library serving the entire community with a youth room and supervised games. It notes traveling libraries’ growth, photo reproductions by the Women’s Club, and shipments to soldiers, with ongoing needs for magazines and children’s periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Pree Library Commission
L. E. Stearns
Wisconsi Pree Library Commission
Monroe
Woman’s Club of
Monrve
Women’s Club
Library Progress
Wisconsin
Tudiga
Excursions by C. M. & St. P. rail line and local notices
The article lists three homeward excursions on the C. M. & St. P. Ry dated November 1 December 6 and December 20 to points north west and south at one fare plus 49.00 with information at local ticket offices. It notes O W Swerengen the optician visiting Orangeville and plans for a Monroe lodge event with a party in Janesville featuring a band and entertainer Wappy Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Swerengen
Miller's
Orangeville
Monto
Swerengen
Monroe
Rock Tilver Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway
Janesville
Galdder
Matly
Harris Pardon Petition Raises Murder Case Question
McCuul of Joliet and McCuul of Chicago interview Freeport residents to assemble support for a petition to the state pardon board. The plea seeks clemency for Frank W Harris, serving life for the murder of Charles W Bengal, alleging key evidence was excluded and mitigating circumstances exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCuul
Joliet
Chicago
Freeport
Mii'nuis Utate Board of Pardons
Datmary 2
Frank W. Harris
Fife
Charles W. Bengal
Shaffer Ends His Sentence In Horse Theft Case
Benny Shaffer aged 59, arrested for horse stealing near Beloit and New Glarus on December 15, pleads guilty in Janesville and is sent to prison for three years, having served less than one year. He died in prison Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Shafter
Tesling
New Glarus
Geo
MS Appleby
Beloié
Shaffer
Chas. Liddle
Rockton
Janesville
Muster Out Roll Still Incomplete In Wisconsin Troops
Captain Andrus U S A still missing several men on the mustering out payroll for Company H Wisconsin troops. Four men remaining ill or unable to report, others reported at the court house for physicals. pay will be issued to those discharged and remaining service members later. Capt. Andrus travels between Madison Ashland and Milwaukee to finalize payroll with paymaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus
Ailiver
Wisconsin
Co. H
Court House
Jesse Dawson
Brodheld
Pete Woodle
Anes Duargin
Lenie Hill
Woodle
Durgin
I. W. Byers
Capt. Andras
Harry Shipman
Chas. Kline
Ed. Burrington
James Hodges
Eline
Clarno
Shipmen
Brailhead
Burrington
Milwaukee
Hodges
Chicago
Mou- Toc
Darington
Madison
Andrus Goed
Ashland
Major Fay
Buck
Dodgeville Man Killed in Omaha Knife Attack
James RK Jones born in Dodgeville thirty six years ago was stabbed to death in Omaha by a man who with two others demanded drinks. The report also mentions long awaited visit from Bob Kelly, and several local social notes including a second Karlen hall dancing club meeting with about fifty members and a young birthday celebration for Miss Eming Bavlker. The text covers illnesses, family hardships, and hospital treatment in Mendota Janesville and Chicago, naming multiple local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James RK. Jones
Dodgeville
Omaha
Mr. Jones
Bob Kelly
Kelly
Mankato
Kan
Monroe
Stokingar
Dancing Wings
Karlen
Cless
Eming Bavlker
Dadged
M. Becker
Guess Byy
Loss
Annie Sehab
Hulda Carl Ruegger
Hattie Bilse
Misis Trokenbean
Stella Milse
Annie Feld
Otto Mohns
Eden Decker
Goldie Phillips
Margie Miller
Harry Ames
Elsie Kloeppel
Tessie Jones
Kandal Daly
Rosie Trokenbrod
Bessie Weldeman
Laura Ruegger
Barbara Baty
Robert Becker
Matilda Sehul
Martha Molus
Peael Awes
Clarence Grinert
Qorace Jones
Brank Sickinger
Hazel Ames
Edna Jones
Anie Blotz
Alice Cuelder
Mendota
Janesville Sud
Chicago
Atte Hospital
Christ Carkler
Jancaville
Wisconsin Battleship Launch Spotted in San Francisco
The Wisconsin launch is planned for Saturday November 20 in San Francisco. An official train carrying state officials and the christening party departs from Milwaukee and Chicago on Friday November 19, traveling via Pittsburgh and Detroit with stops at St PaulTacoma Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Denver. Luxury Pullman Palace cars plus dining and observation cars are reserved for the party under Beau Campbell, general manager of the American Tourist Association. Limited all inclusive tickets are available through Chicago agents or the American Tourist Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fiancisco
Marinettle
Milwaukee
Chicago
Saturuoday
Guicace
Minwaunen & Staun Ry
St.Paul
Tacamni
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Pullman Palace
Beau Campbell
Manger
Fue American Tourist Association
Cutcaco
Milwaukrun
St. Paul Rey
American Tourist Accoeistion
Marquett Building
Probate Notice in Green County Wisconsin Court
In probate the County Court of Green County will hear claims against William M. Dodson deceased at Monroe on May 1. Claims must be presented for allowance by May 2, 1899. Dated November 1, 1808. By the Court D. M. Becker, County Judge. J. T. Saemon, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QTATE
Wisconsin
Creen
Aaid
Monroe
Willian M. Dodnon
D. M. Becker
J. T. Saemon
Notice of Pinal Settlement in Peter Deremer Estate
Wisconsin Green County Court orders Rosa Deremer executrix to present final account in the Peter Deremer estate. Hearing scheduled at Monroe courthouse on the first Tuesday of December 1508. Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in the Monroe County Times. Attorneys Becker, Waxry & Lovernd for the executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Green County
Peter Deremer
Rosa Deremer
Brooklyn
Clansey & Lovernd
Rosa Derewer
Monroe
Mounes Wrraty Times
Lythe Court
Tm, Becker, Waxcry & Lovernp
Uxcentrix
Probate notices in Green County Wisconsin court may hearing
Notice of a probate session in Green County Wisconsin calls for claims against the estate of Ada Poll of lowe Adning to be presented to the Monroe courthouse by May 2. The notice, dated November 2, 1893, is signed by the county judge and attorney.
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Astarlo
Monroe, Wis
Louis Fayour
Philip Krivo
Benton Bucber
Mich
Cassie O'Connor
Denis McGrath
Argyle
Douyglas
C. A Wright
Eddie Mackey
Manitowoc
Daily Herald
Digivon
H. B. Barling
St. Paul Company
C. B. Shepley
Lake
John Naegeli
Manterville
Minn
Robert Kohli
Tas. McConnell
Allwankes
Mineral Point
Geo. Farnum
Roger Gottings
G. C. Barker
Hampton
Trent Wells
Gottfish Wittwer
Jonesville
Miss Bessie Church
Sheldon Tunsler
L. Black
Oregon
John Gardner
Aheriff
John Wilcox
C.M. & 86. P. Carpenter Force
Mary Graham
Minneapolis
Miss Hatiis Ball
Birch Tree
Ed. Ball
Otto Klundert
Bellevilly
Ralph Smith
Fairbaia& Morse
Beloit
Dome
Tunes
Chients
Chas. McCoy
Mud
Dugan
Treeport
Roger Quidings
L. E. Benthay
VC. Sutherland
Gen
McLian
Galland
Oslo
Katie Milin Arvived
Keane
Renoulin
Cort San Diego
Cali
Marilly Andeaws
Wisconsin Citizen
Wisconsin Woman's SalFrago Association
Hoatliee
Tre Rader
Hvangville
Mise Bowie Chindit Daaraville
Kawai
Chis
Indiends
Sanday Mdiaines
Charoh Wan Spaister
Alta
Bernie Thistle
Wiltie Sullivan
Myig City
Frintetly
Solseribe Fur Tre
Trak
Tigs Shaprer
Tale Shauffer
Aother Mra
Mathers
Monroe i Muyher
Yuna
U. VW
Diego
Une Hawthorn
Platteville Kickers
NEW Plumbing Firm
Frank Luchsinger
Trickle's Block
Union Servite
C. M
St. P. Ry
Treat
Monrag Comat
Thos. Laghsinger
Trent
Wappy Jack
Wisskilin
Tnssu
Singita Anys
Marshal Blané
Tappy Jack
Butte
Performancs
Winslow
Harris
Co. H Remain
Mone Tee
Daenb Poll
Lowe
Adning
Sain
Deenaarn
Becket
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