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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-23
DIED.

AILEN-In East Oakland October D. 1901
Oliver P, beloved husband of Sarah F.
Allen, and father of Edward o. and Edith
NJ. Allen, aged 6S years months and days
CyFuneral services tomorrow (Thursday)
at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 1913 Sixth
avenue, East Oakland Interment private.
ARATA-In this city. October p. 1901. Joseph
Arata beloved son OF John and ISottie Arata.
aged 2 years and months
All HING-In this city, October %, 1901, All
Hing. native of China, aged s. years
BECKER-In this city. October 20. 1901, Fred
Kuhn and Johanna Haneke. and granduncIe
of Freda Taylor and Emma Utschig a ma
tive of Herstelle, Westphalias Germany, aged
II years.
fully invited to attend the funeral today
0f 81 s,5r 1iS7 Mission 'ne gtyae4 erlSGs 6
tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment Noun
tain View Cemetery, Oakland, by IL o'clock
creek boat.
c.. beloved husband Of Alma Burns a ma
tive of Canada. aged 80 years months and
p days. portland papers please copy)
EyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday, at O'Clock from o. o. F.
Hail. corner Park and Santa Clara avenues.
Alameda Interment Mountain View Gene
terry.
COsTEILO-In this city. October q, 1901.
Ethel Irene. beloved daughter Of Joseph and
Mary Costello. and sister of Hazel Edna ami
Earl S9stsIio; a naive 91 10 san an Francisco
CSFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
NNtuHcSuslSJs at ~ y ClDCNf AluAl lue resi-
dence of her parents. 1894 Bush street be-
tween Franklin street and Van Ness avenue.
thence to St. Mary's Cathedral for services
at 10:30 o'clock Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry.
CUNNINGHAM-Tn this city, October %, 1901.
James Henri. beloved son of Mrs. R. A.
Cunningham, brother of Eugene F. and The
resa NJ. Cunningham. and cousin of ] F.
Carren, native of California, aged IS years
u Remains az the parlOrs Of j. c. O'Con-
nor & Co. Isl Mission street. Notice of f,i-
neral hereafter.
DETTELBACH-In Oakland. October D. 1901
Julius Dettelbach, brother of Ernest TettaI-
bach of san Francisco a native of Prussia
Germany. aged 65 years. A member OF STAN
islaus Lodge No. 206, F. and A. NJ: Modesto
CHAPTER, r. A. NJ, and NJ. V. A.
DICKIE-In Oakland. October 21 1901 James
beloved husband OF Agnes Dickie, and father
of Jennie A. Dickie Mrs. James F. Anderson
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A RARE opportunity; for sale or lease; one Of
the prettiest homes in Alameda; house and
stable built one year; lot 75x1T5; house OF 8
rooms; splendidly finished with tiled baths.
Call mornings. 1904 Grand ST., corner San
Jose ave-, Morton st. station, narrow gauge
BARGAINS; improved & unlmproved property
acquired by foreclosure; Il cash. Bank of Ala.
WEEKS S news for cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages. in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

Es
GREAT BARGAINS.
In improved and unimproyed property in Ala
media.
Cottage $4,000, reduced to S215o
Cottage, rooms, $3.50; price reduced to $3.50.
Cottage of eight rooms, $500, $2350
Two-story S-room house. new, S4500, reduced to
s300O
Two-story, rooms. all modern Improvements;
on Clinton ave.; lot 50x150; offered for S4750.
A few of our cheap lots are still unsold,
price from $3.50 to $3.50. and must be sold regard
less of cost.
Z. ]. JUDD COMPANY
1924 Park
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MARRIED.

ALTER -SCHRANZ-In this city, October Is
1901, at St. Dominic's Church, by the Rev
Father Maximilian, Albert ~ Alter Of Ohio
and Addie G. Schranz of San Francisco.
RPENTER-HANNA-In this city, October
%, 1901. by the Rev. F. A. Doane. William
II. Carpenter of Stockton, Cal, and Mabel
+. Hanna of PeJauma, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-23

WILL YOU MAKE SOME MONEY IN THIS :?
big new laundry is coming to town and
it's gong to make some money The COM
pany has decided to make it even bigger than
originally intended. To speedily effect the
proposed enlargement the company, at first
a close corporation, has decided to sell a
small block of its stock by popular subscrip-
ton. 1T is the bargain of the day in in
dustrial lines. and is being subscribed for by
our clients in all sections of the State in re-
ply to an advance circular mailed to them
few days ago. 1t has been subscribed in
amounts running from So to $500. Dividends
viii, so shareholders believe, equal the
amount of the investment in about three
years Call or write for circulars, or better
yet. talk the matter over with us. You NAV
like it well enough to buy, while we recognize
your privilege to turn it down. Subscrip-
tion books are open at Office THE
AMERICAN GUARANTY & TRUST COM
PANY, Fiscal Agents, 32S Montgomery ST.
San Francisco.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders was
held in Tacoma Sept. 10 The California
Branch Advisory Board was represented by Mr..
J. S. c. Thompson. Mr.. ". A. c. Smith. ex-
pert accountant Of San Francisco who audited
the hooks Of the company. presented his re-
port. Of which the report Of the Secretary and
Treasurer is condensed statement. Fxner+
Accountant Smith, in concluding his repor+
said: II feel quite satisfied with the general
sccurscy. and especially with the cash boolr
The office IS entitled 10 credit for method and
accuracy.
The profits are dividends II must be ren,ero-
bered that the policy Of the Montezuma Mining
Conpany makes ft imperative that every slIr-
plus 5ollsr derived from the sale Of coal must
be paid in dividends to shareholders. That the
deVel1 1pment Of the copper properties NAV he
continued without interruption it is necessary
that additional shares be sold. These shares
are absolutely free from the element Of specu-
Iarforl since regular dividends will be paid on
them from the products Of the coal mines.
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WHAT PRACTICAL MEN SAY
ABOUT MONTEZUMA COAL.

Recently quantities Of coal from our new
celebrated =" BLACKSMITH vein q feet vridel
were submitted 70 certain manufacturing firms
IN Tacoma for thorough testing in a practical
showing just how these Goals behave on the
forge:
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REAL EsTATE-CoUNTRY-For Sale


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
highly improved country home and invest
ment property near San Jose consisting of $50
acres. of which 100 acres are planted to the
is a family orchard surrounding the buildings.
The improvements consist of a large 12-room
modern residence with spring water piped
throughout. The house is surrounded by hand
some grounds containing large fish pond and
fountain. There also stables and other
ranch buildings The house sets on suficient
elevation to command beautiful view of the
Santa Clara Valley. The wine industry is as
sured good prices for years to come and wine
grapes are selling for $25 to $50 per ton. which
makes resistant vineyard an investment prop
osition. This property is worth your immediate
address, McAFEE BROTHERS,
1OS Montgomery St, San Francisco. Cal
GOOD land; low price; banks figures; coast
road; fast trains: best climate: best soil;
crops sure; selling fast: to saving people on
monthly payments: within the reach of fru-
gal people; S14 IA monthly will buy 10 acres;
careful men will plant vineyards or orchards
to suit buyers; a pretty colony is forming
now; the kind of soil, the kind of climate,
Santa Clara Valley s9ms ses us WoosTER ss
St, and San Jose.
OCEAN View Mountain ranch, near Pescadero,
for sale; 300 acres, mostly redwood and ia n
oak: 1000 fruit trees in full bearing prin-
cipally late apples; no frost; can raise pota-
toes all the year round; lovely view: owner
too old to manage it and will sell cheap. J
EVANS. Pescadero, San Mateo County
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Small tracts, $50 to 500 per acre. on Rancho
Cotati Sonoma, Co.; future value assured as
San Francisco is growing rapidly; location
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
to The Cotati Co.. S02 California St, for PAM
phlets and information
1o-ACRE bearing orchard and poultry ranch:
mile from Haywards; with new, modern s.
room house barns. stock and farming i'm
plements. Box 1921. Call office.
Aft you want to buy, sell or exchange city
fr-xr Nv nm
FIN 719 Mrket ST.. S. f.. office Call big
S2500-IMPROVED foothll farm, 2O4 acres; Ell
Dorado County, near R. r. Box 222 Call
POULTRY and dairy ranches for sale: write for
free list. C. r. WINFIELD. Petaluma Cal
CHEAPEST and best in Amerca-The Weekly
Call, 16 pages, sent to any address In the
United States OF Canada one year for 81.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
8 ROOMS, with high basement; lot 50x16O fruit
trees and garden; stable; chicken house;
fenced and cross fenced; centrally located ;
price $500; terms reasonable.
new broom modern cottage; cement bulk
head and walks good well; only l block from
cars and local trains; price only $780, 800
cash. balance $15 per month
new 5-room modern house, only 2 blocks
from trains and cars large lot; will be fin
ished in about a week.
HOME REALTY CO.,
Lorin Station, Berkeley.
WILL THIS TEMPT YOU?
$4,000 will buy a fine two-story house and
lot, near the station on the sunny side of
the street; street work all done; to any one
buying this property during the coming
week will give a bonus a fine corner
lot 6Ox1O0. adjoining the above mind you
there is no mistake, will give you the lot
free IL you buy the house and lot Apply to
JOS. j. MASON, adjoining p. O., Berkeley
station
A WEEKS news for 8 cents-The Weekly Call
10 pages. in wrapper for mailing, 81 per year
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REHABILITATION.

8Ioutezurna Company has three groups Of COP
per mines
sheltered.
Two thousand acres Of coal lands producing
high grade coking and blacksmithing coal
The coal mines VIII soon produce 1000 tons
daily.
We have a market for every pound Of coal
that cen be mined.
Properties worth million dollars, and no
debts
surplus earnings must be paid in dividends
and cannot be reinvested-
Ghs res constantly advancing in price: a
Guest on Of only few months until par value
Of 81 per share is reached.
TO PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS
II you are interested in high class, legiti-
(mate safe and profitable investment, which has
1ehins Il absolute security, you are invited to
L call FL our office write for prospectus, re-
ports and photographs concerning the great
Montezuma properties Address all coTnmunica-
THE GMERIcAN GUARANTY & TRFsr Co.
Fiscal Agents,
a2t Montgomery St. san Francisco Cal
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BORN.

Redding, Cal, October 1s 1901
to the wife of D. B. Nathan, son.
WILSON-In this city. October 21, 1901 to the
wife of Frank N. Wilson. q daughter
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BIRTHN-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
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'olol1el z. ". Thompson.
President Montezuma Mining Co,
Tacoma, Wash.
TaCOAIA Nash o. 10

Colonel c. ". Thompson.
President Montezuma Mining Co..
TACOMA. Wash. Oct / 1901
Dear Sir; We gave the coal you sent US 2
thorough trial, and find the following result:
First used your coal for five hours doing
heavy, solid work, largely in welding and
found Il gave the very best satisfaction. making
2 gcod strong heat, free from sulphur and
quite free from clinkers, in fact during the en-
tire I've hours work Il made but lbs OF of
clinker. and a part Of that welding sand.
Your coal IS not quite as heavy the Penn
sylvia MIA Cumberland blacksmith coal but TAX
ing II altogether il ranks with that coal for
general blacksmith purposes, and the Pacific
C0ss- is 10 be congratulated on having such a
blacksmith coal as yours to supply the large
and growing demand
understand the price Of your coal is SO per
convenient q carload. Yours truly.
WEST COAST WAGON CO.
By J. r. Turner, Manager.
When II is remembered that the company has
practically unlimited quantities Of this coal
which, Il Is estimated, can be mined and placed
On the cars for S1l5 per ton. the values behind
8Iontazuna shares can be understood. The
Montszuma Mining Companys shares with the
ooal and copper back Of them are at present
prices unquestionably the best investment now
offered to the public.
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When it is remembered that the company has
practically unlimited quantities Of this coal
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Continued on Page Ten
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-23

GOOD hrewood for sale cheap Risdon Iron
Works, cor. Howard and Beale sts.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-23


AGAIN we remind you that our piano stock
both new and second hand, is the largest
west Of Chicago and includes the most re-
liable makers to choose from. New pianos
sold upon easy payments of s6 per month; ;
SHERMAN. CLAY & CO, Steinway dealers.
corner Kearny and Sutter sts.. San Fran
cisco; corner Broadway and Thirteenth St,
Oakland.
ALL highest grades sold by the Heine Piano
Co, sole agents for the most famous and old
est American makes; easy payments; liberal
allowance for secondhand pianos; rents 81
up allowed; bargain list SIS up; Steinways
Sl85: Chickering's, Sl35; 50 others; agents
wanted. 217 Geary st
ATTENTION, BARGAIN HUNTERS
Second hand upright pianos from $50 up.
Secondhand square pianos from $50 up.
Secondhand organs from $25 up new up
right pianos from Sis up. BENZ. CURTAZ
& SON. is 10 20 O'Farrell. Chickering; Ma
son and Hamlin Vose. Sterling pianos.
A SMALL Weber upright. SIPS; elegant walnut
case, Knabe upright. almost new; also Steck,
oak case; Hardman square, $45; organs. S25
& POND and A B. CAMERON, Agents.
A FACT worth remembering is this, you get
your moneys worth when you buy a piano
from US; we sell the famous Decker & Son
and Baumeister: cash or payments. THE
ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC CO. 769 Market st.
NEW piano. pianola and music on sale; great
bargain; party going away. zl7 Geary st
WANTED-5 square pianos and organ for coun-
try schools BYRON MAUZY, SoS-1o-12 Post.
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63S Market st.
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These lots surrounded by homes
and more are in course of construction.
The street work is complete. Terms only
1-5 cash; remainder in easy installments.
Carriages at office for inspection of property.
Office open evenings bv appointment.
Installment fiat loans negotiated for home
builders.
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u LOHCI " ATyN LD.,
By J. r. Turner, Manager.
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MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE.


0OiLERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery Nc
1NTOSH & WOLPMAN 195-197 Fremont st.
BANS, pack bars mirrors restaurant and po-
ker tables. barroom chairs, linoleum, new and
SECOND hand; we always have large stock of
saloon outfits on hand; 80 complete outfits on
one floor, ready made: we can ship everything
IN "a hours. J. NOONAN, 1017, 1019, 1021, 1923
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MUNICIPAL Loan Office, 1o3 Grant ave-, near
Geary St; phone Red 1903
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
CORNERSTONE
IS NOW LAID.
Ceremony at ST James Church
New Site
QUITE A RITUALlSTIC SERVICE HELD.
Reminded the People of the Medieval
Ceremonies.
BISHOP WELLER AT THE FOREFRONT.
The Exercises Consisted of Singing, Praying,
Speaking and Fixing the Corner
stone in Place

The cornerstone Of the new s.. James
lEpiscopaD church was laid with appro-
pirate ritual yesterday afternoon by the
1T. Rev, Bishop Weller, the coadjutor
ordinary of the diocese. The new church
j. located at State and Eighth street and
the foundations have been laid, the cor
Mer stone being the completion of this
part of the work
During the ceremony of laying the
stone the full rites of the early Anglican
church We're observed. The bishop wore
u handsome orphreyed cope with stole
and inter t. match His other ecclesti-
astical vesture We're lace Gotta and pur-
pie soutane, set off with red trimmings;
hung from his shoulders was chain.
suspended from which was a pectoral
cross. Rector Grey and several other
clerics assisted the bishop, but they sim
cly donned the regulation cassock, sur
dice, stole and berreta.
While the ceremonial was proceeding
It recalled prints depicting medieval
worship and had distinctly Catholic
,oloring Bishop Weller took occasion
IN his remarks to vindicate the ritual of
lis church. before the people, saying it
vas clearly warranted by holy scripture
ln1 by the precepts of the church. He
Jointed out that the Anglican church
vas descended from the Jewish church
-howing the similarity in ornate ritual
md feasts and fasts.
Quite large body of people witness
ID the services and reverence marked
he exercises.
The services began by procession
from the old church to the new site led
by a crucifer and followed by choir boys
and school children. The devotions at
The stand opened by the singing of the
we'll known hymn, The Church one
foundation PRAYERS and an address
followed then the recessiCnal, the choir
singing Praise God from whom all
blessings flow
Miss Mollie Hall had charge of the
music
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
Mr.. RAHR PAYS
HIS RESPECTS TO
Mr.. STOLE, SR.

Alderman Stole arouse from his seat
in the council chamber on Monday night
and addressing the mayor, said
Your honor, am instructed by Mr..
Stole. Sr., to announce to you the gift
of a strip of land contiguous to the Gem
etery, of which some dispute has arisen. y
The mayor peered over his glasSes, a
cynical flash darting from his eyes. but
with mein unruffled and rising from his
seat said, with emphasis, if not with
sugar:
Alderman Stole the city won nc
cept gift from Mr. Stole, Sr., of land
which is not his. He connot make gift
of other peoples property The ground
belongs to the city and if Mr. Stole ST.
will be patient for two weeks be will
find the ground fenced in and the city
in possession Notwithstanding the alleg.
ed gift"
At the conclusion Of Mr. Rahrs an
nouncement, the alderman muttered
something. which Was not heard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
SARAH JOHNS OF
THIS CITY A
D0WIE CONVERT.

Mrs Sarah Johns Of this city, aunt of
Henry and Will Richards, is convert
of Dowieism. At a recent meeting of
Dowies followers in Chicago, during
testimony Mrs Johns avowel was
made The following is taken from
Dowies paper, this weeks issue;
Deacon O. L. Sprecher, Zion Build
ing, said: / wish 10 give testimony for
an old lady, present in this meeting,
Sarah Johns, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
She has been attending the meeting
held in Central Zic Tabernacle during
the past week. ant has been very much
pleased with them. She says they have
been splendid meetings, Although deaf,
so that she cannot near, she still insists
on saying that the meetings We're Splen-
did and that she enjoyed them very
much. She explains this by saving that
she could tell oy the expressions ON the
faces Of those around her that much
spiritual good was derived from these
meetings.
Her deafness was caused through
vaccine virus. not only produced
deafness, but for time many other
troubles heart t-o lble, among the rest
This heart trou le may have been
caused by vaccination. She has been
healed of the heart trouble, but not yet
of the deafness she does not hear one
word that is said. She also has an ar
tifcial limb. All these troubles have
been caused by vaccination, from
which she suffered terribly.
The healing she has received, and to
which she desires to testify through me,
is that of heart trouble.
Sarah Johns, III Manitowoc Wiscon-
sin, says that the above is every word
true, and she also says that she is So
glad to be able to be at the meetings at
Zion. She intends always to be faith
full lover of Zion. and TO praise God for
all that she has received through our
General Oyerseer's prayer.
She says that for forty years she was
true Presbyterian, and that with God 5
help she intends to be true to Zion and
the General Overseer for forty years
more She is q true Zion member, full
of Zion spirit, and distributes Zion Lit
erd cure
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
DEATH OF MRS. HOGAN
OF MEME AFTER
SPENDING A LONG LIFE.

At the advanced age of seventy-four
years, Mrs Mathilda Hogan died at the
old homestead in Meme this week, and
she was buried in the church yard at
Osman on Tuesday Mrs. Hogan came
from the County of Clare, Ireland, to this
country in 1S47 when travel over the
ocean was slower and less comfortable
than it is now After residence in the
East of five years she came to Mantle
voc county in 1852 accompanying her
husband, she having been married in
lS49.
There were eight children from the
marriage seven who survive, five boys
and two girls. One son died two years
ago T. w. Hogan of Amigo is one son,
another lives in Chicago, three others re-
side j.. Iowa and two daughters are in
the same state.
The late Mrs Hogan is survived by
her husband.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
THE SCHUETTE BUILD.
ING IS RAPIDLY
NEARING COMPLETION.

Schuette Bros. new building will be
in fair way of completion by the mid
die of September. The scaffolding which
now hides the imposing exterior of the
structure will be taken down this week
and then this latest addition to the
architectural beauty of the city will be
seen and to be seen is to be admired
During the process of reconstruction the
business of Schuette Bros. Co., has gone
on just the same, and with practically
little or no inconvenience to the custom
ers. When the reconstructed building
is finally completed, it will have the
handsomest entrance of any structure in
the city. Enterprise has always marked
the Schuette Bros. Co. concern and this
latest work is but in line with the com
pany's long policy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-15
MOVEMENT OF PERSONS
TO AND FROM MANIT0W0C.

William A. Walker of Milwaukee,
spent several days at the home of NJ. H..
Murphy.
Prof. c. E. Patzer was here on Sunday
from Milwaukee.
Dr. J. H. Meany is in Detroit, attend
ing the convention of the Catholic Order
of Forresters.
T. w. Hogan of Amigo, who was in
the city has returned home.
Alderman Gruhle took flying trip
to Chicago.
T. A. Dolan of Maple Grove was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Carl B. Schmidt of ST Paul is visiting
at the home OF c. H. Schmidt.
George Bradl is in Amigo.
Joe Jorikowic returned from Jackson
Port.
j. F. Morris went to Chicago on a
business trip on Saturday.
G. F. S-ualley was in Chicago ON Sat
urday.
Anton johnson is travelling over the
county in the interest of Milwaukee to-
bacco concerns.
VIM. Randolph is home from Chicago.
A. Q. Miller, who has been travelling
through the state, is home again.
w. F. Ohde and Henry Mueller are
spending the week at the dells
Patrick Kelley is in Milwaukee.
Miss Minnie Heal of De Pere is
visiting her sister MIS-. Joyce.
Judge Anderson and T. w Gray hav e
gone north.
Benz Dempsy is home from Michigan.
Supt Hyde of gas company was in
Racine on Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Thorsen and wife are
visiting in Pierce county.
John Schreihart left for visit at
Mount Clemens, Mich
Norman Morse, of Chicago is a g1est
of his father, c. w. Morse.
George Wits is in Green Bay.
Oscar Torrison of Chicago is in the
city.