The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-07-12
NOTES FROM MAPLE GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cavanaugh OF
Milwaukee, are visiting the formers rel
atives in Maple Grove.
MISS Mamie Brennan a Milwaukee
teacher is spending her vacation at her
old home 10 Cato.
Miss Maggie Mullins finished her term
of school in Cooperstown last week
Miss Maggie Morrissey who has spent
the past year in Appleton is visiting her
parents in Maple Grove.
Maple Grove has another saloon since
July l. Dan Shealey stands behind the
bar, ready to deal out the beverages of
Bacchus to thirty customers.
Tuesday, July was a busy Gay for
teachers. The practice of applying Tor
several schools, so detrimental 20 the
teachers themselves, is not as prevalent
as formerly.
Mr.. Dan Leary rejoices over the arrival
of little girl in the family circle last
week.
Many of the farmers IN this locality
have already commenced haying. The
crop is not very good, being generally
short and thin.
The Reedsville FAIR held last Wednes.
day was well attended. In the evening
several fstic encounters took place be-
tween those who had partaken too freely
of the stimulating beverages.
2. J. Linnane who has been attending
the Third ward school In Manitowoc the
past year returned home last week.
The Reedsville school closed last week
with picnic for the pupils.
Many OF the young folks of Maple
Grove attended the enterta Dment in the
Wayside school last Saturday evening.
The exercises were A mixture of the in-
structive and amuz ing and were well
presented. Fully four hundred persons
were present. The pupils of Miss Mona
ha MS school who received diplomas were
Mary Doolan, Agnes Doolan, Mary 10 ice,
and Maggie Sullivan. Those from Mr..
MoDahan's school were Rudolph SchoLz,
August Wallschlaeger, Frank Froesh and
John Monahan. The diplomas were pre-
sented at the close of the exercises by
Supt. Rice who also delivered an inter
esting address to those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finnegan OF Mil
waukee are visiting friends and relatives
IN Maple Grove.
Mr.. James Hussey. a fireman on The
North Western road shook hands with
friends IN Maple Grove last Sunday.
Mr.. John Loughl1n and his sister Mel
lie worshipped at Maple Grove on Sun
day. John always goes to ch urch when
he comes to Maple Grove.
Everyone is busy haying in this vicinity
the present time The weather, so far,
has been very favorable.
Mr.. J. P. Nolan and family visited
Maple Grove on July 18th.
Miss Sophia King, who has been So
iourning in Appleton. the past year, is
her parents in Maple Grove.
Miss Taugher of Newton visited her
cousin Tim keehan last week.
Miss Moll1e Noonan a Chicago teacher |
Is visiting her old home in Cooperstown. |
Miss Noonan formerly Taught school in |
this county.
Miss Birdie koggin of Chicago IS visit |
ing relatives IN Maple Grove.
Our school. meetings would be vastly /
improved If literary societies Were organ |
lied in our schools and a drill occasion
ally had IN parliamentary rules It would |
not take long 10 convince people, that
nothing IS gained by every oBe talking at
The same time and no one listening
That calm sensitive discussion is better
han hasty retorts and personal illusions
and that order is every where preferable
% choose.
Balls and dances are generally conced-
ID TO be fer the amusement of grown
people or at least for those who have
cached the age of youth. Those par
.nts who allow their children to attend
uch amusements would exhibit more
,oOd common sense and true parental
Election by keeping them at home |
There are amusemepts for children but
dancing Is not one.
"GROYrR"