Outline of Work for Woman's Club Calendar Completed
The Woman's club of this city resumes its work for the season of 1900 next Wednesday evening. The prospectus, or club calendar, promises an interesting series of meetings. Subjects include ancient Rome, its legends, institutions, social conditions, conquests, early empire, and Christianity into the later empire. Special study covers Roman art and literature with short papers and discussions on present day topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Woman’s Club
Tts
Animal Prospectus
Clu
Clih
Rome
Ita
Happy Double Wedding at Blumer Home
A double wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Blumer, 724 Church Street, Third Ward. Bertha Blumer with David Pfeiffer and Sophie Zimmerman with Fred Blumer wed at noon, officiated by Rev. Alfred Schuh of St. John's Evangelical church, with family members serving as attendants. After a wedding feast, the couples planned a reception in Adams, while both brides and grooms are well regarded in Adams and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Blumer
Church Street
Bertha Blumer
David Pfeiffer
Sophie Zimmerman
Fred Blumer
Alfred Schuh
St. John's Evangelical Church
Carrie Blumer
George Pfeiffer
Misa Lizzia Schmidt
Edward Blumer
Adams
Bera Blymer, Jr
Piiple
Pfeiffer
Bluiner
Bera Blunner
Washington
Monroe
Frautschy's
Emerson and Machinnice
U. M. & St P Ry Offer For Fall Festival Trip
The U M and St P railway lists a five dollar round trip fare for a fall festival from Chicago with sales from October 24 to October 12 inclusive. County Clerk Lyman, and a note on a move into Gorham houses in the First ward, Will Blotz ends his role with the Hub to join Ta Chauibers and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aevownk
Chicago
Lyman and
Faintly Still
Gorham
Will Blotz Hay
Ta. Chauibers & Co
Bank Burgled at Orrnd Md in Early Morning Heist
Citizens Bank of Orrand Md was robbed at dawn by four men taking about 3000. Dynamite caps and nitro glycerine were found in the vault area. Police arrested suspects after linked thefts included shoes and a coat tied to Oregon and Madison incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Short
Citizens’ Bank
Orrand
Janesville
Blacksmeith
Compte Reckus
Mieveny
Thei Ailing AG Teloit
Bea UN
Stadium
Oregon
Soldiers Brief Semi annual Muster at Go H
The Go. H company held a semi annual muster Monday evening with arms inspection roll call and drill. About forty five of sixty eight soldiers attended due to study commitments and travel. Soldiers urged readiness for a National Guard general inspection and voiced discontent with Col Falk and Adjt Green over proposed changes that could raise examination difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go. H
Munster
National Guard
Col. Falk
Adjt. Green
Pastors Assigned for One-Year Methodist Conference
The Monroe circuit gains Rev. Case as presiding elder while Rev. Bolton and Rev. Nichols receive new appointments. Rev. Swartz, Whiting, Dongan, Brenne, Webster, Swen, Jones, and others shift posts across town churches. Appointments are for one year with next fusion set for the conference at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara- Teburs
Voor
Wade
Madison
Mlouruy
Clreut
Marlism
Ines Hiewn
Liv Crosse
Virst
Manroe
Lativers
Ite
Bolton
Nnawm
LaCrowe
Green
TL Nichols
Dadw
Lwit Hancock
Colona
W. J. Dongan
Brenneian
Athans
J.2
Webster
Argyle
W. A. Swen
Brooklyn
W. J. Jones
Oregon
Renin
Stowe Endorses Uncle Tom Version in Milwaukee Show
Harriet Beecher Stowe approves Munzer Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin production for Monday night praising fidelity to the original text. The tour features elaborate scenery and notable acts, with a large cast and mechanical effects, as local crowds gather amid extensive notices and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
For’s
Double Monster Company
Ab Wells
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Munzer Stetson
Asie
Tone Star
Wisconsin Weather Forecast From Weather Bureau
Forecast for Wisconsin shows showers and cooler temperatures on Thursday. Friday is expected to be fair with brisk to high winds on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Chicago Fall Festivities and Jurisdictional Jumble
Fragmentary notes describe Chicago events, new government building jollities, and fall festivities linked to Ort dio Ue Five delk. Mentions sale at Minis Central Tivketa, Orangeville area, and wedding plans in Stephenson county. Local notices hint at residents and advertisements referencing Tina finite Owner and Mrs Verein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minis Central
Tivketa
Trent
Ketney
Wo Tones
Ios County
Ohio
Amd
Mav Chapin
Verein
Milwaukee
Expanding at Monona Lake Auditorium for Growth
The Monona Lake assembly in Madison plans a larger auditorium to meet increasing needs. Rev Geo W Case leads the drive with directors citing Dixon's Rock River assembly as a model. Dixon’s facility cost about 8840 and sets a standard for future construction in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona Lake
Marrison
Uli
Geo. W. Case
Lave
Rock River
Dixon
Maddison
Fire at South Wayne Destroys Sugar Cane Mills Complex
Excitement rose in South Wayne as a blaze started at the Sugar Cane Mills engine room. The fire spread to a large pile of crushed stalks, threatening the creamery nearby. Winds pushed flames toward town and water had to be hauled from the creamery, six rods away, to save it. Mills owner Ralph Fansett reported the outbreak shortly after 4 o clock and, by 5, the fire remained uncontrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Ralph Fansett
Wagon Girgus Heads For Rom In Winter Quarters
Weather delays close exhibition as Wagon Girgus travels to Rom for winter quarters. Report notes cold conditions, mixed acts, and a weathered parade through Minnesota and Wisconsin towns. Abe Ponchet funeral details and other local notices appear among a jumble of names and events.
Non Territorial Expansion Offer for Farm Land in Wisconsin
Rental alternative pitch urges purchase over rent for farm land along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line in Marinette county Wisconsin. Claims fertile crops good markets mild climate pure water and long term land sale terms. Calls reader to contact Rollins an agent at 161 le Balle St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marinette County
Wisconsin
Rollins
le Balle
Chicago
Unclaimed Letters in Monroe Postoffice 1899
List of unclaimed letters in Monroe Wisconsin for the week ending September 1899. Names include Mrs John Camp lel Mas M Draper J B Wadley A C O A Kenster Herbert Young J Zimmerly and others. Advertised letters require callers to say so and provide the date.
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Ab Monroe
Wis
Janes Blackburn
John Camplel
Mas. M. Draper
BR. Hirley
Jarry B. Wadley
A. CO
A. Kenster
Herbert Young
J. Zimmerly
F. G. Bownett
P. M
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Woman's Club
Eara Blumer
U. M
St P. Ry
Citizens Bank
Durtand
M.C. Durst
Co. H
MN. E
Baraboo
Velen Bingham
Denver
Andrew
Amity
GhossCoy
Wonevar
Mir
P. I. White
Elex
Dol Sucker
Taeulsacker
Sohal
Joe Gletaner
Wankesha
Browntown
B. G. Treat
David Watts
Albany
Henry Vogel
Freeport
Nune
Frank Gassers
W.S. Logan
Rokford
John Haig
Waukesha
Harvey Clark
Brod Lnad
BE. B. Jones
Tunesville
Geo. C. Pietzsch
Fred Orwert
Monticello
L. B. Breylinger
Bmonticello
W. Hodges
Kate Newman
Frank TH. Smock
Lews
N. A. Spock
George Wright
Chisago
W. L. Rotheriel
Sraightaggott
Minois Central
Colin
Cour
Timrry Webster
Bulvis
Warn
Achiawondh Anid
Frinnfedder
Chitin
Adison
Henry
de Vost Petova
General States
Germany
The
Orangeville
Fu Stephenson
Oriduiat Helle Hatin
Onece
Lakeside
Rom
Wintermute Bros. Show
Sous Wayne
Wayne
Helen
Iowa
Abe
Kate Ponchet
Connor
FE. A. Poult
State Street
Chi
Sé&. Anne's Church
Chivazo
C. J. Crimmins
Ponchot
Amalgamated Steel “Metal Workers Association
Eilaworth Lodge
Knights of Py
Mount Olivet
JR. Laud
Fot Frankl
Leahy
DT. Hendrickson
le Dry Buaevy Wilson Mn
Drety Lewis
Uv Miu
Withwer
York
Will
A. S. Darlas
Dr. Stiles
ASUUY
Ouuul
Trukenbrod
Say
Wolele
J. J. Tsehidy
Perbahume
Righy
Piote
W. Wrigle
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