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Monroe
Local happenings as residents travel to cities and fairs
Numerous residents journey to Milwaukee for the state fair and other trips to Freeport, Madison, Chicago, and Janesville. Notable moves include engagements, weddings, and visits. several locals travel for fairs, school events, and social occasions while others report illnesses and accidents in the community.
Town Notes and Shifts on Travel and Local Sales
A. L Noel went to Chicago today. Albert Stauffacher traveled to Portage. John J. Wescott returned from Texas. Young & Co. offer After dinner Mints in bulk. Thomas Rankin is in the city from Chicago. Special prices on sewing machines at Fred Lanz. City banks will close at noon tomorrow and Saturday for the fair.
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Sarah Holmes
Daisy Burns
Grand Rapids
John C. Wenger
Anna C. Wenger
Janesville
Louise Knipschield
Freeport
Chas, South
Canton
S. D
Evan South
J. M. South
Richard Collentine
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Ludlow’s
Kleeberger
S. Finder
O. R. Olson
York
Milwaukee
Hyland Sutherland
Dodgeville
Paul J. Weirich
Lizzie Casey
Maud Dugan
Earl Summeris
Lone Rock
Alf. Hawthorn
Henry Elmer
Denver
Frank Burgy
Edgerton
Robert A. Etter
R. T. Holcomb
S.J. Morgan
J. E Liter
Albany
J. Kepler
Michigan
City
J. L. Rood
N. A. Loofbourow
Chicago
J. H. Palmer
Jessie Green
Palmer
Durst
H. L. Ball
Becker
Madison
I. M. Stauffacher
Charles South
Ben Burn
Jefferson
Jefferson County
Monroe
Fair Grounds
W. O. Warner
Wm. Loofbourow
Minneapolis
H. E. Wells
Samuel Lewis
Letha Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Wm. J. McGillivray
Black River Falls
M. W. Rean
Will Rean
Stoughton
Jesse Nee
C. C. Swartz
W. H. Wagner
Prairie du Chien
Joe Sickinger
Jack’’ Burns
Fair Ground
Dixie
Footville
Rock County
The
Christian Church of Wisconsin
J. E. Durst
Orangeville
Pennsylvania
Fred C. Trachsel
Joshua Klassy
Armory
Laura A. Dexter
Brodhead
F. E. Allen
Belvidere
George E Thorp
Iva Berkey
G. F. Wescott
Fred Lanz Hardware
J. B. Treat
Henry Hoehn
Lake Kegonia
Henry Hoesly
David Flynn
Chas. Fetterhoff
Billings
Mont
Market Street
Kathryn Skelly
Wilmet
Dan Tree
Rockford
Casper Zumbrunnen
Anton Metz
Andrew Trickle
Cliff Bongey
Delavan
James Thorp
South Dakota
W. A. Nance
Belle Leon
Ireton
Jos. Keen
East Street
West Avenue
E. L. Adelman
East Russell Street
Grace Jones
Spring Green
Wis
Marble Green
Fred Collins
H.G. van Wagenen
Iva C. Gordee
Jordan
Lee H. Downing
British East Africa
Emmanuel’s
Downing
John Stauffacher
Henry Stauffacher
Masia
East Africa
Nancy Newman
Miss Newman
Frank H. Burt
A. L Noel
Albert Stauffacher
Portage
John J. Wescott
Texas
Young & Co
Fred Lanz
Wisconsin Guard Company E Earns Pfister Trophy Again
The Fond du Lac Company E, second regiment, tops the state in the annual guard inspection earning the Pfister trophy for best all around company. They lead in marksmanship and overall discipline, with Co H of Fond du Lac placing seventh in inspections and fifteenth in general marks. The 42-company roster shows strong rifle work and attendance across units.
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Wisconsin National Guard
Fond du Lec
Pfister
Department of Adjutant General Boardman
Fond du Lac
Co. H
Wisconsin railroad rate protest delays hearing
The Wisconsin rate commission hears that railroads seek to back the 25 to 40 cent minimum package freight rate. A Chicago conference prompted a request to delay the investigation. Complainants seek more time to file formal objections as protests surge. The commission granted extra time and opened its own inquiry.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Rate Commission
Wisconsin Commission
Chicago
Wisconsin Railroad Rate Commission
Monticello News Briefs and Local Updates
Monticello notes local life with ties to York and Monroe. James Pratt reunites with friends after seven years while Jacob Marty heads to Waukesha for sanitarium treatment. John Steinman plans to study architecture in Beloit. Chas. Dietz promotes heating and ventilation sales in the area. Charles Hennizer starts a barber business at Gilpatrick hotel. J C Steinman improves after a rheumatic illness. Buckskin Red Hollow Sox lose to Mt Pleasant 6 5 in a $5 game, third loss to the same team this season. Edward Kelly Jr returns from Mt Clemens where rheumatism treatment helped. Little Albert Zimmerman loses finger ends in an accident. Lost keys reported by Jac Reger Jr. Bus. course inquiries urged at Floral Hall for the fair.
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Charles Hennizer
Monticello
Milwaukee
Gilpatrick
J. C. Steinma
Steinman
Buckskin Red Hollow Sox
Mt. Pleasant Baseball Nine
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Mr. Kelly
Little Albert Zimmerman
Washington Township
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Monroe Weekly Times
Emery A. Odell
Bridge Block
South Jackson Street
John Odell
Edger Patterson
J. D. Dunwiddie
B. F. Dunwiddie
Jos. Trumpy
A. C. Trachsel
Scales Mound
J. H. Eaton
Buffalo
N. Y
J. D. Soseman
Burlington
Dick McGuire
Michael Neininger
Sam Schar
Will Isely
Washington
S. J. Stauffacher
Castleton
G. W. Campbell
Wm. Gapen
Mildred Gapen
Ruth Pickering
Granville
Ohio
Myrtle Divan
Harry Mears
Bert Connery
Toledo
Leander Carr College
H. B. Bauer
Kilbourn
Alice Legler
Wm. Schultz
J. F. Neinstedt
Two Rivers
Jakob Sacker
Vivian
S. C
John Houser, Jr
Michael Melvin
Wisconsin
Appleton
Lodi
Rice Lake
Elroy
Menomonie
Stevens Point
Gays Mills
Westfield
Genevieve Parlin
Kansas City
M. Alice Treat
St. Paul
Parlins
Greenwood Cemetery
N. S. Durst
New Glarus
Elsie
Rose Trukenbrod
Alda Marty
Fred H. Steinman
J. C. Steinman
Monroe High School
Leehey
Milwaukee Road
Mineral Point
Speddin-Paige
Turner Hall
Roger Gettings
Colo
M. Murphy
Gettings
Chas. H. Odell
Sam Isely
Cap. Kundert
Wilson Wright
Teresa Gettings
Platteville
Henry Gerber
Council Bluffs
Frank Dye
Preston Holloway
Emil Stauffacher
Mary Hettinger
Minnie Ruff
Colin W. Wright
E.W. Sylvester
Chetek
Oscar Schroeder
W. A. Schuetze
Nellie Zellnow
Henry Schrader
Spring Grove
Thomas Luchsinger
Schrader
Miss Aurora Staples
Stillwater
Minn
Stephen Williams
Miss Staples
Dr. Williams
Geo. W. Swartz
Henry Ludlow
Ed. Ludlow
N. B. Treat
Jac Karlen
George Bailey
John Lichtenwalner
J. F. Rouch
C. A. Gifford
Jac. Stauffacher
L. L. Hare
Fred Knoble
Arthur Bailey
Stanley Huffman
Chas. Hartwig
John O'Connor
Joe Elmer
Percey Lichtenwalner
John Houser
Jac. Buehler
Henry Pfund
Otto Weiss
Board of Education
Miss Grace Durst
J P. Sughran
Helen
Nonda, Ill
Wm. Shoenfield
E. C Wescott
E. H. Wescott
D. P. Davey
Mr. Davey
Supt
E. J. Shives
Monroe Public School
Public
F. L. Hodges
Quincy Adams Sawyer Company
Belleville
Geo. E. Seiler
Vogt
Emerson Street
Caradine
First Ward
F. L Hodges
M. J Hanson
Belle Plaine
Invincible Bank Protection Company
Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Northwestern Road
Spedden-Paige
Turner Opera House
W. J. Knight
West Side Clothier
Star Bloomer
TOWA
Thomas Rankin
Benkert
Jack Frost
Wilmer
the Armory
Commission
Monticello Messeng R
James Pratt
York, Neb
Jacob Marty
Railroad Avenue
Waukesha
John Steinman
Beloit
Chas. H. Dietz
Jac. Reger, Jr
Floral Hall
Monroe Business Institute
W. B. Monroe
L. A. Moore Physicians and Surgeons
Black Country
Moore Residence
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