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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
8
Names and movements abound as residents travel to Chicago Wesley Colorado and other places. Several births, visits, and funerals appear alongside relocations with doctors, clergymen and business people noted in Madison Browntown and surrounding towns.
Wednesday’s news items note Miss Minnie Etter and Mrs Geo Pietasch recovering from illnesses, Ald Maine briefly confined at home, and a toddler recovering from typhoid fever. Pension for Wm M Loofbourow up to 14 per month. City council lacked a quorum and adjourned for a week. Mrs Lola Morton and daughter Lola visited Lena then returned home. Henry Pfeiffer ill with typhoid symptoms. Madison barbers organize to advocate a barber bill. Public fountains to close for winter, forcing water elsewhere. Mr and Mrs James Nihari and daughter expected to move to Logan Utah. Monroe Bushes university welcomes students Fred dt New Gloma Fred Stanfacher Schulte Clay Bridge Polk Alvin Ulmer Schultz George Stanfacher Monroe. Pha Bolender will in estate filing in Stephenson county leaves property to wife for life then to children.
Albany reports corn unharvested and mills understaffed while farmers await winter readiness. Local moves include Van Patten selling a residence to Zimmerman of Attica and Thurmans visiting Darlington. Various visits to Monroe and Woodstock, a typhoid and diphtheria case, huntsmen returning deer, and community events across Juda and nearby towns. D. More funeral services and school terms noted. several residents moving or planning marriages and relocations.
A list of residents and visitors moving between Monticello, Darlington, Belleville, Chicago, Mason City, Los Angeles, Kilbourn, Orangeville and other locations. Names include John Goetz Peta Regosa K Studley Sam Greenwald Dr J F Roub Clara Schuld and many more with visits, arrivals, and returns noted.
The committee reviews receipts and expenditures for county finances and education. It details balance, tax levies, delinquent personal taxes, and county orders cancelled for destruction. It notes levy proposals to support state and local needs, and lists individuals and local officials involved in the annual financial and educational review.
The committee reports to the Green County Board of Supervisors their review of claims and tax concerns. They recommend allowance of sal claims and cite certificates for unpaid taxes from 1857 to 1870, advising the County Clerk to record and issue receipts to holders of the tax certificates and to prepare unread and unredeemed parcels for disposition.
A Blanchardville conviction for cruelty to a bore leads to ninety days in jail. Albany resident Nathan A. Patchen secures a Rock County license to wed Martha Hayward of Janesville. Quails fetch high prices in Grant County with gamewarden Fischer settling payments of 17.50 each for three birds. Eli Kline of Martintown shot a seven foot eagle at Winslow and brought it to Freeport for mounting. Clarence Blunt of the Milwaukee Road moves his family to Argyle, with Frank Fossnight guiding baggage operations during absence. A carload of pips arrives for North Jackson Street water works, hiring fifteen more workers as pipe laying begins next week. Oak wood sells at 5.00 and 4.40 per cord, scarce despite processing costs. Farmers institutes in Green County appear limited. Juda and Stewart lead the list with Jan 23–24 and Jan 17–18 events respectively, Oshkosh closing March 1–21.
You are notified that an attachment summons has been issued against Henry Hauser. Property is attached to satisfy the demand. Foresee judgment if you do not appear before Edward Ryegetrdas, justice of the peace, in Monroe on December 1, 1900 at 1 PM. Date November 5, 1900. L. Rood, plaintiff.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular county court in Monroe Wisconsin on the first Tuesday of December 1900 the administrator Martin Conway seeks examination and allowance of the first account and assignment of residue of Ellen Conway late of Adams to legally entitled persons. Court date set and signed November 1900 by County Judge M. Becker.
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