City News in Brief Skim of Local Events and Notices
Halloween approaches as locals report visits from Alfred Slater and others from Brodhead while oil lines and health notes fill the week. County supervisors schedule a Nov 13 session. Ringling Bros circus plans a Nov 1 closing as cold weather halts activities. A pension and medical calls, religious services, and civic meetings weave through this city update with racing and theatre chatter and a notable train wreck advisory from Madison rail lines.
Wisconsin Football Showdown At Camp Randall Hosts High Stakes Rivalry
A Wisconsin Minnesota football game is set for Camp Randall in Madison with kickoff at 2:20. The contest heightens the Western league race as fans plan to travel from nearby areas and take advantage of excursion ticket rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Camp Randall
Madison
Tinvis Central
Madisol
COMING AND GOING ON OCTOBER 25 INDIANAS REGION
On Wednesday Oct 25 several residents made moves from Darlington to Freeport Madison and Milwaukee. Albert Trachsel Bam Kneller and Tred Binmer traveled for business while Miss Nona Thorpe visited Madison. Other locals such as Lieut Michaelson and Boerry Stanifacher left town for duties and travel, with several residents sighted in towns including Water town and Lake Kegonsa.
Local residents noted in Oct 27 city roundup
On Thursday Oct 27 many residents were listed in town: Fred Grunert at Naw Carus. Nicholas Schmidt at Monticello. Bay F Wright from Monticello. H Pollock and BL Prior at Albany. J C Fox from Janesville. W J Rothermal of Janesville in town. Mrs Mary Cheney returns from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Sam Fetterhoff welcome a baby girl. John Sacker and wife back at Warren. T P Gnovingham in town then Browntown. Too Rinlor of Avera en route to Darlington. M C Binder travels for Potter Johnson in Madison and visits Miss Maycie Collings. other brief notes of travel and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay F. Wright
Monticello
H. Pollock
BL. Prior
Albany
Harry Banga
Spring Grove
Vibey
W. J. Rothermal
Janesville
Sam Fetterhoff
John Sacker
Warren
Mike Tepid
T. P. Gnovingham
Browntown
Too Rinlor
Avera
Waa Boro
Isabwenlay
Darlington
Vis
Local residents travel and visits reported
Mrs Nore Hill and I arrived home from dew morpine Arthur Dargill went to Freeport this morning and he will leave for Caicasy this evening. Mr and Mrs Houter Binguen left for their home at Denver yesterday afternoon. Miss Anna Stewart of Brodhead was the guest of Mrs Frank Corson and returned home today. Col SB Schadel is at Madison today. Corp Mult Putuai and Private May ford went to Montivelly last evening then to Albany. Powell of the Chicago Newspaper Union was in town handling draft matters. Mr and Mrs A Silver, guests at B L Wood, have returned home at Holdredge, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hill
FM. Confer
Thos. C. Helty
E. M. Stinson
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Co. G. Madison
Rey. Sweetland
Leeuw
W. J. Wayson
Studs
Maison
Madison
Ralph Howe
Cadiz
Jamesville
Tlinois Central
Max Levitan
Fred Bonholl
B. B. Babler
Archie Tessenden
Monticello
Copeland
Stanley J. Dietz
J. O. Paddock
Kav. J. A. Beidler
Lena, Ii
Illinois
Grice
Monticullo Messenger
Henry Figs
Milwaukee Hospital
Mas. Me S. Waediburn
Anil Jn. Geo. O. Pietzscl
Orly Hose
Elie Lieto
AUTOR
Madison Preepoet
Mwingis Coutinl
Alomlis
Nore Hill
Dew Morpine
Arthur Dargill
Freeport
Caicasy
Houter Binguen
Denver
Anna Stewart
Brodhead
Frank Corson
Toda
Col
SB. Schadel
Adjutant General's Office
Corp
Mult
Putuai
Movement to reorganize Co EA into Wisconsin National Guard
A petition to Gov Scofield seeks admission of Co EA into the Wisconsin National Guard as it plans reorganization. About 36 of the 65 required signatures are present with expectant supporters confident of endorsements. Capt Weat plans to retire. Treut Durst and Adjt Thorp sign. R D Gorham may join. most noncommissioned officers are expected to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. EA
Scofield
Wisconsin National Guard
Netfound Guard
Weat
Treut
Durst
Adjt
M. ‘Thorp
Mirat Regiment
Sud
R. D. Gorham
Professor Adrian Appointed Institute Conductor
Prof H A Adrian named institute conductor at River Falls State Normal School after joint action by President W J Brier and boards. He is praised as a top institute conductor with decades of teaching from country schools to Edgerton High School. Edgerton’s post is filled by Charles D Rosa, Beloit College graduate. Green County Teachers meeting drew nearly a thousand educators, with talks on rural school study and normal training for county teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Adrian
Edgerton High School
River Falls State Normal School
W. J. Brier
Board of
Adrian
Edgerton
Charles D. Rosa
Beloit College
Monticello
Prof
Green County Teachers Association
Harriet Stunts
Misls Carligta Dyson
Dayton
Summers
Grace Fulton
A. J Hollis
Wauwatosa High School
Rok
Buel
Brodhead
C. Blater
Belleville
Stuamer
John Zimmerman
Duaness
Cupid
Aleeted
Dunes G. Penn
Dita
Mist Tattie
Withers
Montipee Trasseurouary
Misa Manda
Dange Tonight Ends the Fair at St Victors Gala
The St Victors society closes a ten day run with a supper and dance. Tickets are seventy five cents, spectators free, supper fifty cents. Several large raffle items remain, including a $20 gold present bedstead set harness a saddle chairs lamps and quilts. Frank A. Shriner leads the cane contest as raffles proceed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's Society
John Malin
Kittie Sullivan
Nettie Murphy
Sullivan
Kittie Ryan
Morence Walker
Mamia Smith
Frank A. Shriner
Soldiers Paid Off In Madison After Long Service
Monroe soldiers finally received pay, discharges, and marked relief as their regimental staff settled muster rolls and property. Captains Andrus and Caldwell oversaw discharges and inventories while Majors Bradley and Pay, and Col Caldwell returned from Darlington. Payments completed for enlisted men, with pension inquiries to Washington and ongoing property reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bradley
B.A. Pay
Col. Calévell
Darlington
Ludlow
Andrus
Col. Caldwell
Madison
Bridley
Tventy
Washington
Taymaster Bay
Paynter Bay
Andeton
Lis Werkt
Thake Ehange
Major Talley
Sollers
Tea for her guests by Miss Bantrson in Albany and Edgerton
Miss Margaret Bantrson hosted a delightful six o'clock tea last evening for Mrs Kathryn Rernolis of Albany and Mrs Maria Doty of Edgerton who had been her guests. The attendee list included Mines Mary VanWagenen Elly SteLean Lottie Ludlow Marthe Relf Julia Mayer Florence E Hyde Emma Bail and Emma Van Wagenen Morna Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bantrson
Kathryn Rernolis
Albany
Maria Doty
Edgerton
Mines
Mary VanWagenen
Elly SteLean
Lottie Ludlow
Marthe Relf
Julia Mayer
Florence E. [Yde
Emma Bail
Emma Vanwagenen
Morna Byers
Police Seek Manning in Wisconsin Murder Case
John I. Manning, a Milwaukee burglar linked to the Darlington murder of John Robinson, is wanted by Milwaukee police who believe he killed saloon keeper Emil Lieber on October 8. Lieber's wife identified Manning as a suspect, but he remains at large and is described as a desperate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Manning
Milwaukee
Tast Qwintur
John Robinson
Darlington
Emil Lieber
Lieber
Manning
Beloit Electrician Killed By Live Wire During Repair
Fred N. Whetstone, a Beloit electrician, was instantly killed Wednesday when he touched a white live wire at the Mair Banks, Morsa & Co. plant. A Janesville resident, he had recently moved to Beloit and was survived by a wife and two daughters. He had worked for Beloit Electric and Light and Power and earlier for Janesville’s power company before its failure a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Whetstone
Belvit
Mairbanks, Morsa & Co
Whetstons
Janesville
Geo. A. Shurtleff
Beloit Mleetrin Tight Company
Beaver Dam
Bower City Electric Light and Power Company
Tayo
Grant Weber Recital Attracts Large Denver Audience
A Denver Republican notice praises pianist Grant Weber, now with the Denver Conservatory of Music, for a Chopin recital at Central Christian church. It lauds his modest dignity and exquisite touch, noting performances of Opus 28 preludes, Fantasia op.49, and other works. The review highlights a new, tranquil interpretation that opened a garden of peace and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Republican
Grant Weber
Denver, Conservatory of Music
Central Christian Church
Weber
Waber
Gracla
Mr. Weber
Coroner's Inquest Closes on Barry Death Cause
The coroner's inquest into Edward Barry's death concluded with a verdict that his death resulted from a cerebal hemorrhage precipitated by exposure to the weather. No foul play or external injury was found. Testimony included the man who found the body and youths who saw Barry, with Marshal Blunt noting Barry's intoxication Monday night as he headed toward Simon's house where he said he was stopping. The hearing before Justice J. Sherrow, led by District Attorney Harvey Clark, involved jurors Danws Nea Henry Carroll J. W. Edelman W. a. Knight BT Vance and Andrey Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barry
Barry
Marshal Blunt
Hin
Simon
Justine J. L. Sherrow
Harvey Clark
Danws Nea
Henry Carroll
J. W. Edelman
W. A. Knight
Vance
Andrey Lewis
Cadiz Correspondence Reflects Crops and Local People
Musking corn is the order of the day except when it rains. Locals report various farm moves, sickness, and political notes. Ira M. Chryst speaks at Cadiz Town House. Tred Kellen’s infant ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Tohn Good
Hastings
Arksngan
Vhey
Wisconsin
Elmer Rhinehart
Jefferson
Ira M. Chryst
Assembly
Ira
Tred Kellen
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Alfred Slater
Jaresville
FA. Cole
N. B
Erle Howe
Stanley Dietz
Lancaster
County Board of Sapervisors
Ringling Bros
Cixens
Citizens Aid Society
Lev
J. H. Berkey
Ani
Marty
Barney Flensburg
Stoughton
Eucf
Albert Trachsel
Bam Kneller
John Bleiler
Chicago
Tred J. Binmer
H. Miller
J.T. Titter
Lieut. Michaelson
Co. D
Nona Thorpe
John N. Purcell
Goodrith
Misa Fox
Union City
Mich
Hugh Lichtengwalner
Anton Stanffarber
Watertown
Witertown Bible Institute
W. W. Winton
Jas. L. Kinsey
Avorn
Mra
W. C. Blunt
Alva Wood
Chas, Eline
Jos Schoh
San Francisco
Fred Grunert
Naw Carus
Nicholas Schmidt
Boy Byers
Bradhead
W. W. Wilda
Attica
G. W. Belveal
Clarno
Carroll
Orangeville
J. C. Fox Way
Mary Cheney
Tt Chambers
Stodthead Friends
Misa Mayjcie Collings
Dellegilte
Sunth Wayur
Tatayernas
River Falls
Green County
AH Clark
Peter Burke
N. A Louthonroy
Monsroe
N.C. Martin
Wig
Fred Selutly
Miss.Emerton
Beloit Electrician
B.S. Butler
Polo
Buriey
Phips
Shallshings
Frank Gasser
Tr. Mower
Sas
Dell Allen
Pom Tel Vreeport
Paul M. Sehranier
New Harts,s
TA. Mitchell
Milwauke
Geo. G. Sutherland
Tnnesville
Ed. Barry
Adam Hartwig
Dan Tree
Dakota
Will Whitehead
Clarna Station
Ekla
Will Devntzleman
Clarna
Ward
Denny Tinmons
Frank
E.W. Voss
South Wayne
John A. Young
Burr Sprague
Mca. Btephengon C. Pistoa
Iroihead
J. A. Smith
Chas H. Baxter
FE. Richards
J. Zweiful
Diby
Dubi
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