Wedding of Catharine Ball to Mr McCaffery at Ball Home
The Ball home hosted a noon wedding for Miss Catharine Ball and Mr McCaffery in an autumnally decorated setting. Relatives attended as the couple exchanged ring vows in a green vine bower, followed by a generous breakfast and display of wedding gifts. The bride, a Monroe resident, is active in youth and church work. the groom works for the state board of control in Madison. They depart for Madison over the Milwaukee road and will be at 218 Lake Street after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Ball
Catharine Ball
Mr. McCaffery
Avidante
O'Ellock
Roy
Dempsey
Monroe
Thas
Yong People
M. E. Church
Epworth Teague
Sroom
James McCaffery
State Board of Control
Madigan
Mystery of Hanson and Atwood jail break remains unsolved
The fugitives Hanson and Atwood eluded capture near Monroe. Hanson retained a roll of money, while about 5000 dollars is held in trust for Atwood at Bod’s head. Authorities note their escape, lack of proper notice to the sheriff, and possible continued flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Atwood
Monroe
Brodshead
Sharif
Organizing a New Swiss Colony in Virginia
J C Zimmerman of New Glarus plans a large religious Swiss colony in Virginia. He will move there after selling his New Glarus property as 1 400 acres mountain land is purchased. Leaders, previously involved in Oregon Washington and Montana ventures, seek a sizable, unified settlement with adherents of a new religious movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Zimmerman
Glarus
Virginia
Zimmerman
New Glarus
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Hobo Confessed Confederate Past in Jail Break Plot
Sheriff Gardner traced a jail break to a hardware dealer named G B Lahr who allegedly sold steal saws used by Hanson and Atwood. A mysterious “dummy” who shuffled money and played dumb aided the escape, with saws and a revolver purchased last Tuesday. Suspects fled after release, leaving no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
G. B. Lahr
Juda Hardware
Hanson and
Atwood
Anmmy
Ilarson
Marshe Blunt
Jadi
Buiing
Juda
Hanson
Sawed Away Bars Free Two Prisoners In Escape
The Green County jail reported two inmates Henry Hanson and Fred C Atwood escaped early Sunday by sawing away inside and outside bars using two steel saws found hidden in the jail. A $100 reward was offered for capture, with details of the escape and subsequent police searches across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanson
Fred C. Atwood
Green County
Hangon
Atwood
George Raubler
Chas
N. Simons
Barry Gardner
Hanson
Thaien
Hardaware
Allwood
Brodhead
Gardney
Gottlieb Beller
Gardner
Woodford
Fragmented Descriptions of Two Suspects and Deputies Reported
The note lists Hanson a 2 year old with 14 inch height and 15 pounds, blue eyes and a new dirt diagonal cloth suit, plus Atstood a 21 year old with 5 foot 4 body, 160 to 165 pounds, stooped posture, speech slurring, broken tooth, dark hair and complexion in salt and pepper oat outfit. Eight deputies were out today with no definite information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Wight Candy Ewnpleston
Smuth
Dirk
Shuey
Eli Derby
Atstood
Big Temple
War clouds increase and getting blacker
Londox Out reports confirming from South African points that Boers have crossed the border within a forty eight hour period as they claimed under a notification. A late dispatch from Mirter marttzburg states intense excitement there with armed Boer invaders entering by an important assault at Cumdy slough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londox
Mirtermarttzburg
Nutil
Cumdy Slough
Deal Falls Through In Richards Stock Purchase
John L. Hirsig’ s bid to buy Richards stock ab venti fically failed as parties reached a mutual agreement to cancel the transfer. The price would have been above appraisement, which Hirsig argued was too high. He held the store three days, was in the city this morning, then left for Milwaukee to arrange a move and retain his road position, planning to travel as before from Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hirsig
Richards
Hireig
Milwaukee
Mason City
Active troop movements in South Africa continue
London reports ongoing troop movements in South Africa. Laigh's Neck pass, once a scene of a British victory in January, is now occupied by the loars, indicating continued military activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oal
South Africa
Laigh's Neck
Drysentery
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Patterson and Rublespatl
Miss Nellie Patterson and Mr Georgy Ruble were wed in a private ceremony at the Patterson home with Rev J A Beller officiating. Few friends attended and a simple reception followed before the couple departed for Milwaukee where Ruble is employed by the Milwaukee road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Patterson
Georgy Ruble
Mihwaukee
Stephen Patterson
Fourth Ward
Tuewlay
J. A. Beller
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Unclear local report on a pickpocket incident persons
Fragmentary Sheboygan dispatch mentions Sherry Bucher Depts Brasire and Fred Atgoud with Harry Tharean linked to a pickpocket escape. Readable names appear amid garbled words near Monroe and Gidl. County references Mouils STENT appear unreliable. precise details cannot be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Bucher
Depts Brasire
Fred Atgoud
Sedfenn Dims
Alugy S
Harry Tharean
Ai Ilfyret
Voi Gidl
Monroe
Gohburg
Mouils Stent
Court Grants Non-Suit Motions In Two Civil Cases
The court granted non-suit motions in two cases leaving one adjourned until Monday. In the Lusplae Whitman matter a non-suit was granted to defendant’s attorney M. G. Jeffirs. The Cohen-Witelo case also adjourned with no matters before the jury. A separate suit involving Abraham and Catharine Whitman occurred on a Clarno farm in 1808 resulting in a verdict for damages of 10000 against Mrs Bussulin and her family for injuring Frits Busjubn's eye with a dangerous fork. the court granted a non-suit to the defendants. The trial then adjourned to Monday with jurors and witnesses released until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geren Comnuty
Whitman
M. G. Jefftrs
Cohen-Witelowith
Abraham Whitman
Catharine Whitmen
Clarno
Orangeville
Fatus
Busselin
Whitman's
Writs
Ste
Plantiff
Alonzo A. Drake
Guardian Ad, Litem
Frits Buejala
Venice
Rea Jerk
W. Rodevigk
Bork Andrea
Juin Zefler
Cilivone
United States
Moutoey
Died of paralysis era obituary fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs Amma with references to family and locations. The text mentions West Toraday, Aven Wet and Mee Scleon, and individuals linked to Gratiot. Details are incomplete but indicate a death by paralysis and kinship notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amma
West Toraday Narndtag
Chriahinsen
Oise Aer
Lely
Kelis
Fragmentary Local Notice on Minted Pens and Dates
A garbled OCR fragment references minted items or appellations and a day in a locality. It lacks clear subjects, dates, or organizations, leaving the action and outcome unreadable.
New Biographical Work for Rock Wisconsin Beers Co
A biographical volume on prominent Greene County residents is planned by Beers Co soliciting support from public spirited citizens. The work aims to preserve local history with accurate personal narratives, celebrating past and present leaders for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Rock
Wisconsin
VTE Beers Co
Greis Bein
Chico
Milwaukee Road officials visit Mineral Point division
Superintendent H B Earling leads Milwaukee Road officials on a two hour tour of the Mineral Point division. The party from Janesville included W B Henricky Campbell and other Milwaukee officials. They inspected bridges, noted improvements, and had dinner at the Ludlow before departing west at 4 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barling
The
Milwaukee Road
Mineral Point Divsion
Newton Domchildie
Milwaukee
Mineral Point Division
Janesville
Ludlow
West
H. B. Earling
W. B. Henvicky
A. D. Campbell
J. W. Divdert
J. C. Fox
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Wisconsin Encampment
The fifty second annual session of the Grand Encampment of the Wisconsin Independent Order of Odd Fellows closed in Janesville with officers elected: W. T. Flash Madison as patriarch, John T. Pulion Whitewater grand high priest, J. G. Hutchinson Janesville grand denner hero, L. G. C. Bobnes Barron as grand scribe, William Humphreys Watertown grand treasurer, B. H. Kohorn Stevens Point grand junior warden, A. L. Whitman Appleton grand representative, W. Chiesen Oshkosh frater for three years, W. F. Noyes Beaver Dam trustee for two years. Chippens Falls chosen for the new entering price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Janesville
W. T. Flash
Madison
Mto
John T. Pulion
Whitewater
J. G. Hutchinson
Wandong A. L. Whitman
Appleton
Ly W. Chiesen
Oshikosh
W. TF. Noyes
Beaver Dain
Chippens Falls
Forecast for Wisconsin Bay Weather Showers North Cooler
Today’s forecast from the Weather Bureau, Wisconsin region, calls for showers on Thursday. Cooler air moves into the north portions, with lighter winds and a dry spell expected elsewhere as temperatures ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
The
Weather Bureau
Loreau
Public notice fragment from an unreadable page
The readable words describe a chaotic public notice with distorted phrases and vague claims about prices and a store on the West Side. No clear events, entities, or dates can be extracted to form a coherent summary.
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Odhen
Hobo
Henry Hanson
Steel Lawa
Monticello
Laigh
Busihoes
Wire
Anna S. N&as
Aveny Ab Graviat
Green and Rock Counties
Mane Gity
Odd Fellows At
W. T. Fish
He Yadis
Mantas
West Side
Shins
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