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The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15
WARM FOR SCHWElNfURTH.
White Caps Threaten Ia Tar ana Fe; TIL
er and Roast Him Alive.

The Rev. George Jacob Schwein-
furth and his followers. known as
! the Dechmanites or the Church TrI-
umphant, may how begin to rejoice
III the fact that the prosecutions
| incident to the introduction OF new
aud startling IDEAS. especially re-
ligious ideas, into an unripe world
are being sLowered upon them with
Il liberaiity which even lnartys such
Il, they could not complain Of.
Tie fact is that just So long as
cranEs keep their ideas to themselves
and their beliefs and practices upon
others they will be left to the en-
jov,nen: of their own folly and ia
naflcisln. bnt when they begin to
break up families, disturb religious
worship and make themselves 4 gen
eral nuisance they will find that the
world viii consider patience no
| longer a virtue and that not much
time will be wasted in stamping out
| tErir evil Influences.
The savior of the world. now
| located a5 Rockford, ILL.,. is becom-
ing 50 bigoted with his little band
OF female worshipers aud is running
! lis ht:l" heaven III Il manner SO dis
| tasteful to the good citizens III and
| about Rockford, that they have real
lied that lie is really succeeding in
making himself enough oi ii nuisance
to be worth kicking out.
PITY It's, It's true. but there has
never Yet been 50 sr"at ! fraud but
that some We're found who would
| believe III him, and it is generally
supposed that Mr. Scuw Is
more challatan than fooi. as he has
made quite a little fortGne in his
new role, beside being Woishiped
| aud codd.rI, while IS farmer,
blacksmith aud book agent he was Il
failure.
After having threatened with suit
for S25.OoO for a,len ttng the atfec-
| tIous OF Il dncto, : vlie. ns: proceeds
to place a mortgage on his eIyslum
in the full reahz;,ttoii 0f the fact
III his heaven the moth and rust OF
pubic sentiment ca do Il good
deal
The following dispatch to the
Times fl ON Rockford, IL, shows
at least one letttu, Of the feeling
that he is beconGn@ troublesome
enough to br ouSted:
White Cops have notified Rev.
George .ln.nes Schw"infur:h 10
leave the city il t"'. dnys. II he
does not 60 they sa} they will tar
| aud feather him a;l roast him alive
| They claim h. j. hreating up fam
lilies. Schwie '.7r;', has e,nplayed a
night wathtchna';, purchased guns
and dogs proposes 70 be ready
for them. Rev. Srhwelnfurth is a
L I f II
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15
Resolutions.

Whereas, We are a free and en-
ightened people, and in duty bound
to take the greatest care of the
health of the community in general
and of ourselves in particular. There
fore, be it
Resolved, That in all cases where
we are afflicted with constipation. in
active or diseased liver, billiousness,
arrangement of the stomach, jaun-
dice and kidney troubles-we will
procure DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets and use the same Immediately.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15

Tuscola. TIL Nav 3.-CantTai
Illinois WAS visited Wednesday night
by severe Freeza. Fruit is badly
injured, aud yon'sG c3r!; was bitten
OH at the gro,n'. Il l.'hought that
,, .,, .,o., III ,,o
y
to be replaitti /, |,ts very cold
Ios+ ,,;rh+ m ,,,,bnr rr.oza g ox-
pected.
Con;notou. Ia Nv 3-NInst
;,
small 1rutt, lhcl|tHHg grapes ana
neacbas WIS 1.-.,...-a.1 NV fr.zt
NednesdaE nlGH'. letoi"S are a.
ready fallen off. T !. feared that
coIh ALSO HAS o''N.- 'atid7 ell
;,
:,
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15

The newest slang is this: ''Now is
that eher7y-tree-and- -hatchet facte"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
Local Exchanges.

Shullsburg Pick and Cad: A James.
vile woman who was expelled from the
Salvation army because she wore a
hustle is about to organize an army Of
her own and is banging her tambourine
harder and wearing her hustle higher
than ever before. AT last accounts the
Salvation army was holding a court
martial over another woman who per-
sisted in wearing bangs and higA heeled
shoes and the prospects for furthnr
thinning out in the army ranks appear
very good. The anti-bustlers, paddeTs,
Dangers and high heelers may succeed
in carrying out their ideas to the extent
Of compelling the angular female SOL
diers TO take on all the beautiful and
voluptuous appearance Of a rag hung
around clothes pole, but some day
they will try to enforce rule to prevent
the rank and file of the female army
corps from wearing holes in the heels
of their stockings, and then the Saliva
ton army will become a thing of the
past with nothing left to tell of its once
robust ey ,stence but busted bass drrm
dilapidated hustle and misplaced
switch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
alRrAnAY resrIvlIIEs

Rev. S. ID. Pulford reached the Gath
milestone in his earthly pilgrimage last
Friday. His friends having previously
informed themselves of the event. pre-
pared pleasant surprise for the rever-
end gentleman. BY eight O'Clock the
house was filled with neighbors and
friends, and when Mr.. Pulford reached
home after getting his mail at the post
office, ne was invited to sit in hand
some mahogany plush rocking chair. a
gift from the members of his congrega-
ton. The male quartette. composed OF
F. G. Thompson, c. R. Showalter, Geo.
B. Carter and Fred p. Meyer, sang
sThe Old 0aken Bucket" and were
fully appreciated. Refreshments, games
and happy social intercourse made up
the enjoyments of the evening. The
guests departed at 10 o'clock wishing
Rev. Pulford many more happy birth
DAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
SNOW FLAKE.
MI. HOPE.

Again the pleasant face of spring has
made her appearance, but bad roads
make it inconvenient for travellers.
The musical and dramatic entertain
ment held by Miss Rose Smith was
largely attended, and all reported a
good time.
II. w. Weaver has sold his store to
j. Williams, and intends moving TO
Wauzcka, where he is going to keep
hotel. He will be missed by his many
friends.
G. w. Day has lumber on hand pre-
paratory to erecting a new dwelling in
the spring. We wish him success.
viii Humphrey and wife are prepar-
ing to move to their future home, near
Boscobel.
We notice the slick appearance of the
young gentlemen of this vicinity. We
have barber-shop
Frank Brodt and family are moving
to the place formerly occupied by Win
Humphrey.
Jim Hoyle, of Millyllle, made us a
pleasant call Saturday last.
John G. White, one of our prominent
farmers, made flying trip TO Laneas-
ter, on business. IRA! La! LA!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
GRANT COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

FROM FEB. 70 TO MARCH D, 1909.
Theresa Salzman ct al VS. George
Guenther ct al. Order appointing APP
praisers.
A. Quentin & Co. VS. Allan S. Hors
fall. Order to issue execution.
State of Wisconsin vs. Hiram Com
stock. Information filed against deft.
by Dist. Atty.
r. Mccarthy VS. Jeremiah Williams
ct al. Order confirming Sheriff's sale.
James Donnelly VS. Calvin Ladd ct al.
Order confirming Sheriff's sale. Jpdg-
nent for deficiency signed.
The Van Brunt & Wilkins Co. vs.
Thiessa & Wood. The jury brought in
verdict for the plaintiff, damages
assessed at S312.79.
Olive g. Bonham VS. Charles IL. An
gus. Judgment for defendent entered
and signed.
In the matter of tho last will and
testament of Michael Finnerty, deceased.
Cause continued on application of APP
pellant.
John Jones VS. Joseph C. Parker.
Non suited on application of deft.
State of Wisconsin against Henry
Leasman. On deft's. plea of guilty of
assault fined by the court $50 and cost
amounting in all to S102.73.
State of Wisconsin against Charles
Bidgood Verdict of guilty.
A. w. Bell VS. N. Jane Robinson.
Orders cont. action as to surviving deft.
Appointing commissioners to plat land.
State of Wisconsin VS. Hiram Com
stock. Verdict Guilty.
Smith ct al VS. Carmody ct al. Order
preference.
Mayhem VS. MAYHEM. Order of ref
erence.
Walker VS. Walker. Heard on testi-
mony.
Kerschbaum VS. Esser Heard on tes-
timony.
Chandler Brown Co. VS.. Ed Myers ct
al. Order confirming Sheriff's sale.
Myers Tice & Co. VS. Horsfall. Judg-
ment on default.
Harsche VS. Harsche Heard on testi-
mony. Divorce and division of prop
erty ordered. Custody of children to
p'ff.
Sale of real estate heirs of Jacob
Shepard, Order appointing special
guardian.
Assignment of F. r. Chase. Order
for assignee to sell certain notes and
claims
Miller, Cissna & Co. vs. Powers &
Stown. Order to show canse why tax
alton of costs should not be set aside
Order setting aside. Taxation and
vacating jud'gt, favor of Stone.
Strohnyer Bros vs. Briel. Order ap.
pointing guardian for deft. Testimony
heard and attachment sustained.
Town of jamestown vs. c. B. & N Ry
Co. Cont. on application Deft with
costs.
Smith ct al vs. Carmody ct al. Pre-
liminary judg't and order of sale.
Ischen VS. Ischen. Testimony heard
and divorce granted,
MAYHEM vs. Mayhew. Divorce grant
ed. Decree signed.
Johnston Harvester Co. IS Richarts.
Judgment on default.
Martin vs. Aultman & Co. Now on
trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
OBITUARY.

MRS. BELINDA HALE.
At her home in Brodtyille. Wis, Sunday, Feb
ruary II. 1889, Mrs. Belinda Hale, aged So years
II months and ID days.
Mrs Belinda Hale was born in Phelps,
Phelps Co., New York, March 4th 1902.
She was united in marriage to Aaron
Hale Sept. 22nd, 1919 in Ontario county
N. Y and moved to Wisconsin in May
1854 Her husband died eight years
years ago at the age of So years. Nine
children blessed this union, six of whom
are still living-two sons and four
daughters. Deceased was member of
the Nj. f. church and for many years
lived consistent christian life. The
Brodtville school house was appropri-
ately draped in mourning and n large
concourse of neighbors and friends at
tended the funeral. The services were
conducted by Rev. l.. Ellis and were
very impressive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
THE "LINeuRcaApA" IS THE LATEST


Edison has thrown his leg over
another rung of the ladder oil
the impossible. He says that,
together with Hon. Thomas Lowry, of
Minneapolis, he has patented steam
''linguagraph." Lowry is one of the
most extensive railway builders in the
Northwest. This ''linguagraph" is de
signed to be used on locomotives. in
place of the steam whistle which has so
long been thrown in with the natural
advantages of our suburban homes.
The machine talks instead of shrieks.
Instead of whistling once for down
brakes, it bellows the word brakes
and so never tangles up the brakeman's
intelligence. It's all question of pipes,
valves and key board, md when the
thing is finally perfected it will toot the
names of all the stations along the line.
It's great time that we live in; but
may be it's just as well we have only
one Edison Chicago Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

or The offender or offenders are dis
charged by law.
On Sunday morning Rev. f. Mcin-
tosh delivered the annual sermon OF the
Baptist church. II has been year
since Rev. Mcintosh became pastor OF
the church and il that time the member
ship has been doubled. A prosper
Gus and interesting Sabbath school
is also an attachment to the So
ciety Young people compose most
of the working members of the church
and the parsonage erected during the
past year has been due to the energy
and management of the pastor. good
choir with Miss Laura Roberts as
organst assists in the workshop. The
regular covenant meeting was held on
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

Summer will soon be here again, and
we have already heard the sweet songs
of the pretty birds. If it were not for
the birds our village would be duh at
the present time.
The roads are in bad condition.
One day last week George Henry got
load of coal for Fred Plourd.
1t is rumored that we will have a
wedding before long. The correspon-
dent earnestly requests an invitation.
Bertha Book is visiting her parents.
Two of our business men had run
away last week. No one was seriously
hurt and no damage done. Young
men be careful and do not let it happen
again. 1t is very seldom you can kill
two birds with one stone.
SNOW FLAKE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
DON'T FAIL TO RAD THIS.

DON'T FAIL TO RAD THIS.
Below are few names of persons who
have been cured of different complaints
by wearing the Nonpareil Electric Belts
sold by John F. Munger. Platteville.
Wis.
Abner Coats, Rheumatism.
w. +. Grindell, Sleeplessness.
Peter Pitts, Heart Trouble.
Casper Rheel, Kidney Complaint.
George Long, Kidney Trouble.
Mrs. Sam'l Nicely. General Weakness.
Mrs, George Hake, Rheumatism.
Mrs. Amasa Leathan. Rheumatism.
James Stead, General Debility.
C. Z. stehl, Lame Side, SHOULDER and
hip.
Thos. Watson, Rhuematism and
numbness in arm and side.
Mrs. VIM. Prussing, Rhuematism.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder, General Weak
ness.
Chris Schroeder, Lame back.
Mrs. William Meyer, Jr,
Mrs. Henry Knable.
John Poller, Pain in the back.
John Patterson, depot agent, Back
troubles.
Robert Bratton, Sciatica.
F. E. Huntington.
Price of Nonpareil Electric Belt, 81.
Wear the belt one week; if it does no
good, will refund SO on the return OF
the Belt, JOHN F. MUNGER
Platteville, Wis.
For referance address anyone in
Plalteyille. 49--7f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
LOVE IIcNr. ANp ECONOMY

LOVE. LIGHT. AND ECONOMY.
"Vell. Repecca, you vaas lookin' all
proke up dis morning. Vas dot young
Mr.. Iklestien here to see you again last
nightP'
s'Yah, fadder, he vas here till O'Clock
dis morning"
Two O'Clock? Acb, mein gracious,
vot waste of gas! 1t must sthop, dell
you, und you must say to him dot !
can't afford it. =
yah, did dat, ladder"
''Did vot. Repecca?"
II dold him last week dot We must not
burn so much gas.
"Und what did be sayP"
He said. Yah mein loavy doavy,
appreciate dot, und viii pring o Ian
tern NIT me hereafter
Und did hee''
Yah, lasht night he brought lantern,
und We hoong it up on der door-knob,
und We we're ust so happy like two tur-
tie doaves all der time.
HAh, Repecca. dot vas q fine young
mans, una you freeze to him like a pos
tage stamp .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
MAKE NO MISTAKE.

By diSpelling the symptoms so often
mistaken for Consumption. SANTA
Able has brought gladness TO many q
household. By its prompt use for
breaking up the cold that too often de-
yelopes into that fatal disease. thous-
ands can be saved from an un;imely
grave. You make no mismake by
keeping a bottle of this pleasant remedy
in your house. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-
CURE is equally effective in eradicat-
ing ali traces of Nasal Catarrh. Both
of these wonderful California remedies
are sold and warranted by Stone Bros.
& Hassell. S1.00 package, 3 for
50 80.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Crant-SS
Anton Daam. Plaintiff vs. Peter Neiss
Defendant In Circuit Court.
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution Issued ont Of the Circuit Cont for
said county upon n judgement rendered in
Justice Court ON the 18th day Of January A. ID.
1852 transcript whereof was doCketcd In the
Circuit Court for said County Of Grant, on the
ssnd day of January A. u. 1859, IN favor OF
Anton Daum. plaintiff and against Peter
Neiss, defcndent 20 me directed aud delivered
have this day levied upon all the right title
and interest which the said defendant Peter
Neiss, had on the date said Judgment was docket.
cd or has since acquired in and TO the following
real estate, towit; The East,haf Z Of the North
West quarter GA Of the Section Thirtydvc (35l
Township four 90 North ~ Range four (i) West
in the county OF Grant and State Of Wisconsin.
win offer for sale and sell the same to the
best bidder or bidders FOR cash on the S0th day
Of March, a. d. 1889 at one O'Clock in the aftc:
noon at the front door Of the Court House in the
city OF Lancaster In said County TO satisfy said
judgement interest and costs OF sale.
Dated Sherih's office Lancaster Wis this 18th
day Of February A d, 1889.
4. G. THOMPSON.
SncriA, Grant County, Wis.
II. huehner Plaintiffs Attorney, Il. o. address
Lancaster, Wis. 52-5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
opEaETTA.

Little Bo-Peep, an Operetta given in
Hydes Halt, Friday evening, under the
auspices Of the Ladies Parish Ali Society
of the Episcopal church was largely
attended aud all were highly enter
tanned. The costumes were very hand
some and the acting good. Judge Car
ter, Prof. Showaltcr, Sheriff +. g..
Thompson and Fred Meyer composed
the male quartette, who rendered sew
eral selections in grand style. The
proceeds of the evening amounted TO
over eighty dollars, upwards Of sixty of
which were clear profit for the Paris h
Aid Society.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
Town and County NewS.

Blind Chairman next Monday night
sure.
r. b. Gillespie shipped car load of
hogs on Monday.
Arthur G. Knapp received Victor
safe on Monday.
Bidwell and Club shipped two car
loads of cattle on Tuesday.
Go and hear Blind Chairman in Hydc's
Hall next Monday evening.
John Franklin died at his home in
Montfort Tuesday March 9th.
Blind Chairman will have piano with
him in Hydes Hall next Monday night.
Blind chatham will be mere sure Mon
day evening March IL, in Hyde's Hall.
John j Ross. of Mineral Point died
at his home in that city on Sunday
March 3rd.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
1ional church will meet with Mrs. John
Howe this afternoon.
The warm spring like weather now
Introducing March does not speak well
for the exit of the month.
Robert Scott, of Little Grant, on Mon
day, sold Gates and Willis thirteen hogs
for which he received 81 Il per cwt.
The children of Charles Basford and
A G. Morse, who have been so serious
~ sick with lung fever .lc getting better.
Mrs T. II. Wiley presented her hus-
band with bouncing baby boy, Tues
evening. Mother and child are doing
well.
Charles Alexander has rented Thos.
Willeys farm eight miles north of this
city, and will move his family there
this week
Ash Wednesday yesterday being
the first day Of Lent appropriate SER
vices were held in Emmanuel church
by Rev. S. d Pulford.
Pastor Mcintosh will not be absent
from home On the 10th as intended,
therefore services may be expected al
the Baptist church.
Services will be held in Emmanuel
church every Wednesday and Friday
afternoon at quarter past four O'Clock
durinoc tho ipnfen season
J. d. Miller and b b. Paige. OF
Rockford, Iii bought car load of fine
horses in this vicinity. which they tool
south with them on Friday.
Thomas Dolan and bride arrived il
Lancaster on the evening train Thurs
day Congratulations were showered
upon the newly welded pair.
John Clifford has moved his famil,
into the house owned by Charles Vim
cent Of British Hollow. and recent,
purchased OF Benjamin Garner.
A new door is beingalaid in C. II
Baxter's store by Tie Brooker Bros
and James Wenzel is giving the in
terror of the store a fresh coat of paint
Brooker Bros, shipped car load Q
hoops on Monday, also T. c. Hawle
ana Co. car load of oats, an
Twichell 4 Osborne car load of exec
sior.
Mrs. Meta L. Cox received wor
last week that she was Grandma. for
baby boy hal arrived at the home I
" Mr.. and Mrs George Cox in St. Pau
MINI.
Conductors Tuhey and Clifford e,
changed runs on their trains Monda
and Mr.. Clifford came down home
see bis sister Miss MolHe, who is dal
gerously sick.
Hon II. S. McGoon died suddenly
his home in Milwaukee on Monday NJ
McGoon represented the 3rd district
Congress and was formerly q residel
in Darlington.
Joel G. Squlres, prominent citiz'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
ELLENeoRo.

Surprise parties are somewhat fash
ionable in this vicinity. Last Friday
evening some of the neighbors took Doc
Culyer's family by surprise, and spent
several hours very pleasantly.
Mr. Gamers young folks were very
much surprised not long since by a
crowd of young and old folks who came
TO spend the evening, bringing good
music and lots of fun. Others are
talked of in the near future.
Daniel Garner and daughter Allie, on
their way home from Platteville, stopped
over night with his son,
Nettie Stanley, of Lancaster, has
been visiting in this. vicinity.
Roswell Graves was called to Bosco-
bel on account OF the illness of his
father in-law, Mr.. Coates, but returned
last week stating that be was better.
Frank Brownell, on his way home
from Chicago, spent a few days with
his brother Almond.
Miss Olive Plourd, of Ellenboro, is
attending school at Lancaster.
Henry Miles is moving to the western
part of town, on the Aupperley farm.
Abe Goss has moved out of the Corner
House known as the hotel, on farm
about one mile and half south, in the
town of Harrison.
Almond Brownell, having purchased
the Joel Henry homestead, has moved
thereon. while Mrs. Henry and family
have moved on the Brownell property.
Joseph Kaiser and family are talking
of going TO Cleveland, Ohio, the first o.
April
The broom factory that promised Sc
much enterprise in the village, has sud
denly collapsed. BLUE BIRD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
EsTATE-MrcuAr1 JoYcr.

State Of Wisconsin, County Court OF Grant
Connty-lu Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term Of the County Court, to be held in and for
said county. at the Court House IN the city OF
Lancaster. in said county, on the 2nd Tuesday Of
March, A. d 1850 being the l2th day of March,
1882 at the hour OF one o'clock IN the afternoon,
| the following matter viii be heard and con-
sdered:
The application Of Frank Tebo Us administra-
tor Of the estate Of Michael Joyce deceased.
late OF the town Of Waterloo, in the County OF
Grant 10 sell piece of real estate belong
ing to said estate described as follows. viz The
nell Of the nci4 Of section 3. town B. north OF
range west, III Grant County. Wisconsin,.
BY order OF the court.
GEO. b. CARTER,
County Judge.
Dated February 9TH, 1882 5i-s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

Work will commence in each place at
10 a. M, of the first day, each applicant
should come well provided with legal
cap paper. pens and good, black ink
Applicants must also select some one of
the places named for their examination
an enroll themselves at no other place
unless writing for second or first grade
certificates. The Common School ex-
aminations will be held throughout the
County, Feb. 20, 81.
CHAs. l.. HARPER,
Co. Supt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

Three hundred bushels of Improved
American" seed oats for sale by Robert
Wood two miles south of North
Andover. Yield from so to IS bushels
Per acre. 49-2+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07

We highly endorse the steam cookers
and coffee cookers sold by Miss Auora
Bishop: Mrs. J. Wagner, Mrs. j. Rob.
orts, Mrs. j. Book, Mrs. DIR. j. II. Reed,
Mrs. DIR. Clarke, Mrs. j. Barnett, Mrs.
John Pollock, Mrs. Starr, and Mrs.
Sprague. 2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-07
SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is the report of the
school in District No. !. Hickory Grove,
Wisconsin, for the four months term,
beginning November y. 1888, and end
ing March l, 1889: Number of pupils
enrolled, "a number of boys enrolled,
18; number of girls enrolled. 6; average
daily attendance, Is. Names of pupils
not tardy: Oakley Blanchard, Otis
Blanchard, Marvin Fraukenhoff, Thos.
Frankenhoff, Lilly Blanchard, Seth
Mathews, Frank Mathews, Cora Math-
ews, Charley Yunek, Joseph Yunek.
Robert Munns, Clyde Munns, Burton
Blanchard. Ranking pupils: In upper
form, Thomas Frankenhoff; in middle
form, Robt Munns; in lower form.
Leon Blachard.
RICHARD + MEYER, Teacher.