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hand, and the girls had the pleasure OF
seeing it on his plate at the breakfast
table, and of noticing the pleased ex-
preston as he read it. They knew that
the letter purported to be from lady
who had seen him, but had never met
him, but was extremely DESTROYS OF
knowing him-so much SO that she
suggested to make an appointment te
meet her. She signed herself Blanche
Willonghby," and said she lived in
Brooklyn, and requested him to sene
his reply to the Brooklyn post Office.
where she would get it by calling for it.
Whether he felt flattered or what i,
was that actuated the man who sc
detested flirting, he answered the let
ter, which, by Encouragement, was
forwarded from the Brooklyn post
Office to the out-of-town postmistress,
and from her hands it went direct to
the fair plotters, who had all manner
of fun with it. Then ensued an AMI.
mated correspondence between "the
prude" and Blanche, and it tickled the
girls immensely to note his flush OF
pleasure when on going to the break
fast table he would find the daintiest
notes from his supposed fair inamorata.
Never did he read them at the table;
they were too sacred for that; he gen.
tly put them in his pocket, waiting till
he got to the seclusion of his room be.
fore breaking open the envelope.
But the young fellow was becoming
impatient to meet her, so Blanche told
him to be at Trinity church the next
Sunday morning and to wear large
red rose as boutonnier. He was on
hand, and SO were the four conspira-
tors. AS luck would have it, young
woman tainted and was carried from
the church, placed in carriage by her
relatives and was driven away.
Blanche's next letter expressed the
deepest regret that the writer had
been overcome by the heat and had to
be helped from the church. She was still
ill, she added, her doctors had ordered
her to go to Europe, and she was to
depart the following Saturday. She
was sorry to go without having had
the pleasure of meeting him, but after
to find him.
OF course the young women thought
this would end the whole matter, for
they were becoming tired Of the joke.
But what was their amazement when
another letter was received by
Blanche, in which the smitten young
man said he would follow her to
Europe, and begging her to send him
another letter informing him where he
could meet her there. The next week.
he announced in the boarding house
that he was in need OF. rest and that in
two weeks he would leave for Europe,
where he expected to remain two or
three months.
The news, instead of invoking sym
pathy, spurred the girls on to further
efforts One had a relative in Ham,
burg, another a married sister in &C.
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neva, the third had some one in Paris
in whom she could confide, while in
London the fourth had a friend whom
she would let into the secret. So FIVE
letters were written at once, four OF
them to go abroad and tell the friends
how to act, the fifth being sent to 1.-The
prude," telling him where Blanche
was to stop in London and how long;
how she would 60 to Paris and where
she could be found, and the same data
concerning Hamburg and Geneva.
All the girls were on hand to see
1.-The prude" depart, and he was very
happy over what he thought was the
secret locked up in his breast.
From letters received from the
friends abroad he appeared at the adj
dress given in London, only to be told
that Miss Willoughby had been there
and had looked anxiously each day for
friend whom she expected. Much
detected at his non-arrival, she had de-
parted for Paris earlier than she ex-
pccted, leaving word that should
young man call for her he should be
asked to follow her at once.
In this way he was sent to the four
cities named and then, losing all track
Of his phantom sweetheart, he trav-
eled around on his own accord, hoping
to find her. But, of course, he didn't,
and when, three months later, he re-
turned to this country and to his
boarding house he was heart-broken
man. The next morning when he ap-
peared at the breakfast table there
was letter on his plate which made
his eyes twinkle with joy. He took
it to his room, and this was what he
read:
POOR OLD SIMPLEToN: 1t is not very
strange that you did not meet me in Europe.
for was never there. 1 had intended to take
o slight jaunt through South America, so you
might have the fun OF following wlll-o'-the-
wisp but when l saw how foolish you we're
my heart softened am not Blanche Will
loughby, and never was, but took this means
of Furnishing you for your contemplate con-
duct to q friend Of mine. When you get this
will be another mans wife. Don't forget.
BLANCHE"
"Now," concluded the story teller,
''if you don't believe this will intro
duce you to my wife, who was Blanche
Willoughby."-N. Y. Herald.
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was a stranger, but she had not
time to make any explanation to the
prude, for as he finished he strobe rap
idly away She dismissed the stran-
gers, bought railroad ticket and re-
turned home, where she recited the
story to her friends And
it was then and there that, after put
ting their heads together, they Matched
the scheme which sent the prude' to
Europe on wild goose chase"
The conspirators, the narrator con-
tinued, had a friend who was the post
mistress in small nearby town, and
they enlisted her aid, she being only
too willing, after she knew the circum-
stances. Soon "the prude" received a
nicely scented letter, in q woman's
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DID NOT UNDERSTAND.

| DID NOT UNDERSTAND.
Because did not understand
Her little ways,
| let lies best 81 from my hand
In the Old days:
diu not understand
Her subt!ctics OF thought and speech.
Her finer sense,
Her maiden light reserves seemed each
Cause OF olIense;
did not understand.
Some answer to her wistful gaze
When she was sad
A tender word, "a little praise,
Had made her glad.
But did not understand
failed to read the shy regard
That lay below
Her timid eyes, and so was hard;
did not know;
did not understand. IA
But when saw the wonder rise
or love that grew
And deepened in her dying eyes,
Oh then knew;
Too late understand
The elusive, eager soul below
That look sedate,
The passionate tenderness, know
Too late, too late;
Oh, now understand
Boston Transcript
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-19

An editor once wrote: eve have
received q basket of strawberries from
Mr.. Smith, for which he will receive
our compliments, some Of which arc
four inches in circumference"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-19

Walter Scott was almost too polite.
His unwillingness to disoblige others.
even in small matters, often caused
him great inconvenience.
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A PHANTOM LOVE.
>
Why a Young Man Made q Wild
Goose Chase Abroad.
Four Girls Get Reven4e-He Had Offend
ed One of Them, But Blanche vii.
lou2hby Made Matters
Even for Her.

NNI been relating queer
!: !: :: !:
|E/M experiences of their
XXX own or their ac-
Mu quaintances. T hen
NtNhA he began this remark
able story of man
CSSA who was decoyed into
NlSM chasing phantom
III" sweetheart from this
S|T city to Europe. and
~ over large part of
the land on the other
side of the water, only to learn on re-
turning that the whole thing was a
practical joke, planned to secure re-
'enge for an exhibition of i'll temper
which had deeply grieved and mortified
young woman.
1T was in fashionable boarding
house." said the instrument man, lin
an uptown street, that four young
aides lived. With youth they com
oined good looks, cheerful dispositions
md the W oman's proverbial proneness
for desire for the admiration Of the
sterner sex. But all their blandish-
ments were lost on handsome young
fellow who boarded in the house, and
who, while not exactly cynic or
misanthrope, seemed to frown down
any exhibit ons of youthful frivolity.
"Iie frequently chatted with the
girls after dinner, and when, one even
ing. the conversation turned upon
airting, he expressed himself very
forcibly on the subject, saying no lady
could descend to such an action, while
A man of true honor would only de-
spise her if she did. This, of course,
coming from a young, good-looking
fellow. was a surprise to the girls, who
1t first thought he was joking, but as
he repeated his views on several other
occasions, and as his conduct, which
was carefully looked into, seemed to
Justify his views, they came to the be-
lief he was in earnest. Thereafter he
was known as the prude.
He surprised the girls, one summer
afternoon, by inviting the most modest
looking of their number to accompany
him to Manhattan Beach She accep-
ted and they left. Not to go infinitely
into details, they had nice dinner
and were listening to the music when
two young men passed. One of them
looked rather intently at the girl and
smiled. She was some what nearsight-
ed, and, telling of the matter after
ward, she said she thought the young
man was friend, whereupon she
smiled and bowed The prude' saw it
all, and taking her by the arm he led
her to the young men, and addressing
him who had bowed to the girl, he
SAID:
81 don't know your name, sir, but
this lady seems to desire your com
pany more than she does mine. She is
Miss Blank, of No. - West - street,
and l will leave her in your care, hop
ing you will see her safely to her home. ,
Before he had concluded the aston
ished girl had discovered that the
young man to whom she had bowed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
OiDsefan =Nacbrtcbten.

5 Gum boben @eibna9tsfelte mirb
Der bo@p'ite 8iidof Srobec rpdbrenb
bes UNI 5 ubr morsens in Der gatbe=
brale sebaltenen So9amtes i'm Sanc=
tuarium aiiiitiren, nm balb II llbr
Yontificalamt %celebr!ren unb na9mit=
tass 3 l1br Yonttficalpesper ba!ten.
Nm Seite bes 81. Stepbanus rpirb Der
Oberbirte in Der pom leinem Neffen,
Dem bo@m. Sobn grobec, paitorirten
9emeinbe in Srodmap gum Patrons-
feite pontifsiren, unb Der bo@m. Or
Seliscar pom ct. Yaul's seminar
mtrb bic Seitprebtst balten. slm Srei=
tag mirb bo@w'ite 9ii9of bic ueue
polniide Stride Dem Oienit bes Serrn
meiben unb bann Elm Yontiiicalamt
balten, mdbrenb mel9em bo9w. 6err
Waier pom ct. Saul in polnil6er
unb bo9m. P. Srancts, 8. g. g.,
BON ct. Sobn's In enslii9er Spra9e
prebisen tpirb. Nm N%eujabrstase
mtrb Der Oberbirte in Chen Bailey
beim @ottesbienite morsens in Oeutld
unb abenbs nod ber feierli6en @eibe
Der neuen Pfarridule in Gnslil9 pre-:
bi9eu.
5 Nad einem Wontas Worsen
pom bo9m. P. Prtor Sermann, s..
g. g.. in Ser ct. Sobn's Nbteifir9e
sebaltenen Seelenamte unb nod Gin.
iesnunS Der 2etde bur9 ben bo9m's
ften 9errn Abt geter gnsel murbe
Der i'm alter pom nabeSu 70 Sabren
in Sprinsfielb, Winn., am Sreitas
ueritorbene bo@w. P. Musuitinus
Btrtb, .. g. g., auf benz &loiter=
tir@bofe 81 ct. Sobn's beeroist.
(ysdberes In nd9iter Nummer.)
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NDti; fir S6aufliiens.

SIS pirb hermit befantt Senadt, baB Dem
Staotratb BON ct. Wartin, Stearus Coun=
tp, elm ldriftli6es geiu6 ein9eretbt unb in
meiner Office binterlest wurbe, in mel6em
pom na69enannter Yerion an benz betreiien=
ben YlaBe UNI S6anfliSens iiir bas nit benz
IL. Sanuar 1902 %be9inuenoen uno nit Dem
IL. Sanuar 1908 ablaufenoeu Sabre nad9e=
iudt wiro: Sran5 Seal r. nj einem
24x4S SUP 9roBem, elm Stot bobem gebGu=
De, auf Der Gus gde pon ga SG3 pon Gees
tion S5, &opnibip l24, alaiie 81 selesen NIT
Der front na6 benz Siiomelteu, Gisentbum
bes Sp. 2oosbroef I'M Siuase ct. Utartin.
@eiu6 mirb pom senanntem
Staotratb III Der am 10. Sanuar 1902 itatt=
iiuoeuoen Sisuns erOrtert uno barber be-
iperben. ge3eust unb nit benz Stabt=
iiesel perieben am 81. DECEMBER 1901. As
Soepb Sloni9e Yrdlibent.
Sacob Oiebrid s, Recorner.
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elmer @tephens. Sruber bes

= elmer stephens, Sruoer pes
bier w%obnenben Go. unb Spbn Ste
pbens, melder in friberenSabren ct.
Gloub Ietu Seim nannte, tit i'm 9os
pital gu 8rainerb on Der Sirnentsdn.
buns seitorben. Samstae wurbe bic
eei6e CUR Seerbisuns nod ct. Gloub
sebra9t unb anberen Cages beiselest.
ct. gloub's beutlde Oilettan.
tentruppe sebt nit benz @ebanten I'm,
bas id0ne 9uitipiel: nWein 4eopolb"
i'm Opernbauie gum Seiten Der Gatbe'
bralsemeinbe CUR N%uffibrnns selansen
gu Iaien. Die &ollen fur bas BOLTS
itiid bic aru,e Samilie, wel9es in
Der SalIe Der ct Warieni9ule Seseben
pirb, itub pon &esiiieur &arl Sbiele
suten Sdnbeu anuertraut worben.
- Ser als beuti9er Yrofeiior CUR
Tacultdt Der ct. gloub So9l9ule &C..
b6rise @ilb. &et9um mirb ii9 wdbs
renb ber 8eina9tsferien, bic er In
Suinois subrinst, nit SRI. 9. Snable
pou @enelo, Sa. uerbeiratben.
-Srinst sral,en Stof in @uren
9opf, roiise @lutb aui blei6en 8an
gen; felt &raft unb Wutb, seiitises
unb pbpiiides Slid wieber Der. Oas
lit, mas &odp Wountaiu Sbee uou=
brinst. IS. Srast guren apotbefer
Wartin Wouttor.
So. 6. grpin pom Der Sileften
Wiblsn= Company bat BEN ar9itetten
6. st. Ilbri9 pon Winneapolis nit
Nnfertisuns zines Planes fir cine
&eiibens beauftrast, bic er i'm nd6
item Sribiabr erridten ldBt.
- Die in Serbinbuns nit Der
Sermannsi0bne 9ose itebenbe S9we=
iternlose, Seutouia go. 13, bat in
ibrer uersausens@ o6e sebaltenenSab
resperlammluns ii6 folsenbe Seamten
fur bas neue Sereinsjabr seseben:
9rdi.: syrau Dora 3ertler; S..9.
SraH SEQ. Sddfer; correlp. Setr.
Srau anna Srante; Sinans Sefr.
Srau &atbarino Sanlon; S6asmeiz
iter: Srau eoretta Neuslins; Sruitee:
Srau Bertha 9ieie; Sabrerin: Srau
80. albredt; innere @a6e: Srau
Sennie goos; duBere @a6e: Srau
Sber. Neuslins.
- Serr Soiepb Stuber besab li9
Wontas pom bier in @eiddften nod
Soma. Oerielbe bot iest feds Sob
ne unb cine SCOOTER ais eanbeisentbi=
mer in bieiiser @esenb, unb muir Elm
Sobn uerblteb in Soma, Der fraberen
Seimatb Der Samtlie Stuber. Oo@
aud bieier bat bier bereits 2anb &C.
fault unb trdst itd nit benz @ebanfen,
ben gltern uno @ei@wiitern gu folsen
unb ii9 i'm 8robz unb Butteritaat nie=
ber,ulafen.
- Snfolse 8e,rentuns zines Sup
selentes lit 9err Srans Gins pom
r0orbitern" auf bic &ranfentube ans
QenieSsn.
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Mus Der n~m9e8enb.
Yier3.

Serr Otto 8olfter, mel@er iber
breibis Sabre gu ben bieltsen garsern
sdblte, lift Samitas Worsen nod lang
anbauernber &rantbeit i'm Sitter uon
70 Sabren ielis i'm 6errn enti4lafen.
SIM geiiein bes ct. Soiepb Wdnner=
uereins, beiien Witslieb er NOR, unb
unter ionitis GROCER Sbeilnabme fanb
Oienitas Worsen bic 8eerbisuns ftatt.
Ser 8eritorbene mar elmer Der err ten
unb sea9tetiten girser unb mar uiele
Sabre Witslteb bes &ir6enuoritanbes,
benz er ais glert btente. Wtit Der
Satin betrauern BEN Sob bes suten
@aters smet S0bne Srans unb Sobanu
unb bret S09ter: Srau Sobn eoibolt,
Srau Sobn Sledenftein unb Waria
goliter. W0se Der Oabinsei6iebene
in Srieben ruben!-Y. 8. @ts per-
faufte 40 Ider Don Ieinem 0anb nit
@ebduli9feiten fur 500 benz Serrn
8ernb. Slod.-Sobn 8. Siais BON
ct. Ni9olas, Stearns County, meilt
bier BET ieiner S9meiter, Der Trau
Sacob Nobner, auf 8elu6. Ole Pe=
terlon @ranite 60. pom ct. Yaul
ianbte leste @o9e cine Nnsabl Nrbei;
ter mad 3erf CUR Bearbeituns bes
BiQmaier's Stetnbru6s.
81. Musuta.
Oie eei6e bes Seinri9 Smith, mel
der Sreitas 4beno i'm jusenbliden
Nlter BON smanSis Sabren i'm elterli
Saule itarb, murbe Wontas Mersen
unter srobem @eleite aui Dem Jriebz
bofe beiselest.
9ueltn.
2ouis &lein, pelder feline Steuune
i'm bielisen @elddfte bes gl. u. Sund
aufseseben bat, mtrb bic @eibna9tsta=
&c in Cob Sprins unb &i9mons su=
brinsen unb in BEN eriten Gasen i'm
Sanuar elm eisenes 8si9dft in 6olep
er0Hnen, wo5u benz iunsen l1nterneb.
mer better grfo(s semini9t ruirb.
Gittle SAILS.
6ier lit cine Sanbelsfammer nit 60
Witsliebern unb nit folsenoen Beam:
ten orSaniiirt mor6eu: W. s. 6.
Woper, Prditbent 6. y. 8aHalp,
gice= Prdiibent; 6. $. 8ropn, Sc
fretdr; 6. S. &i@te, S9asmeiter.
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Sauf Center.

SIM bobem Glitter BON Is Sabren
1T bier am Sreitas Morsen @leranter
Moore In bic @misfeit abberuien NOR.
ben. SdnfSis LANCE Sabre sdblte Der
Veritorbene 81 BEN girsern tes nett
liden Sbeiles BON Stearns @ountp,
unb als reeler unb suuorfommenber
@eI9dftsmann batte lein Name Ell
men 9uten &lans, no INNER er s~enannt
murbe. 8eboren in Mleranbria, @ir:
9inia, SoS er als junser Mann mad
Wfi6iSan, lieB lid in 1S49 bur6 ben
Orans mad &eidtbum perleiten, ben
mad Californian panbernben @olblu
9ern anSuidlieBen, mo- CT elm eSabr
uerblieb. Srib in ben iinfsiser Sab
rem fam er nod Minnelota unb lieb
it4 als @elddftsmann in Minneapo=
lis nieber. Oo9 bort lit es i'm nur
einise Sabre in 1857 madte er Saut
Centre gu leinem Seim unb perblieb
bier, bis er Dem Sobe leinen Sribut
soaen muBte. 3mei Sermiue uur:
be er bon ben @dblern bie1es Oifrifts
in bic 9esislatur sei@idt, mo- er iid
beS IN ibn seIebten 3utrauens rpirbis
ermies. Dor einem Sabre sins ibm
letne Satin in bic grpisteit poran,
unO swet S09ter betrauern ben Sob
bes Saters, belien eei9e Samitas
unter srobem 9eleite sur lesten 8ube
Setrasen murbe.
GoaesebiQe.
Oas neue Sibliotbefsebaube, mel
Dies bic bo6w. 8enebictiner BEL ibrer
abtei baben erri@ten laiien, miro nod
uor a6lauf bes alien sSabres er6ffnet
peroen f0nnen. Contractor Seimann
bat BEN lebten S@las setban, uub bic
Initrsi9er, beren i3abl felt lester 500
DE uermebrt lit, weroen au6 balb if:
rem lesten Strt9 tbun. - Na9 Dem
6eimsanse Der Stubentenidaar lit in
uno Inn ct. Sobns cine 2ebensum.
wanblunS einSetreten. IS berrl9t Ell.
ne auf fauenoe Stiue, serabe bic rid.
tiSe, Tim in Seelenrube bas gbriittin
oel gu erwarten. l3um boben 8eib
na4tsfeite wirb Der bodm'ite SEER
abt Peter @nsel in Der Mitternadts=
ltunbe Elm Pontificalamt celebriren.
= Ser in bteiem Comm ais Sarmer
u~ortbeilbaft betannte uno i'm Comm
ct. ausuita nabe beim Salf 8ay
6aus an Dem BON ct. Glouo nod
euremburs fibrenoen Sabrmes als
eebrer anseiteute Serr Sos. giuiser
piro ii6 mit8orliebe auf bic S9af=
su9t uerlesen unb bat gu bielem 3med
eine SCRIBE BON 100 S9afen gang BE:
ionoerer u. uor5iisli@er Art ansei9afft.
Warts.
Samita9 besab li9 Serr g.. 8.
&arels in @ei@dften mad ct. gloub.
Scum baB bic 8auiailon poriber
lit, werben i9on mie6er Yldne fur
Neubauten fir bas Sabr 1902 &c.
i6mieSet. go mirb lofort nit gintritt
bes 9enses Sarmer 6einri9 Sanlen
ben 8au elmer ~serdumisen S9eue in
ansrif nebmen lafen. -llnler &auf
mann Gouts Wteber fann ii1 nit Ne6t
zines ausse3ei&neten 8eibna@tsse:
l9dftes ribmen. - gb. Prebn BON
&enmare, &c. g., lit bier einsetroffen
unb wire bic Seiertase BEL ieinen bier
mobnenben Gltern uerbrinsen. = On:
ton &untel BON Soma, uelder einise
Sage BEL ieinem bier anidiiisen 9ru.
Der S. S. &untel gu Safe mar, lit
uieoer gu ben Seintsen Suriidsetebrt
-@ei9wiiter Warsaretba unb anna
&rter pom Wabelia, Wtnn., perwei=
len bier als ansenebme gdite bel ger=
wanbten unb Sreunbtnnen.
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~ Ole Iuluepsn, usI.sn uuo
aud bic biuisiteu Spesereien fauft
man iest ute bas sanse Sabr bin=
our9 bel @ebriSer 8enien. Q
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Srinst Cure Ginsemetoe nit Sa5earets In
Sr1nifId.

Ganbp Gatbartic beilt llnuerbault9teit fir
INNER. los, 259. gSeuu 8. Is. e. ni6t ui9t
bilft, Qebeu Die apotbefer bas @elb suriid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-23

Mrs. Albert Mueller and daughter
Cora of Tacoma, Wash, who hare been
the guests of relatives in the city are
visiting at Mishicot accompanied by
Miss Amanda Mueller.
Miss Olga Torrison returned from She
boygan where she had been visiting.
Z. D. McCarty and Miss Mary Mohr
We're married yesterday at st. Boniface
church by Rev. Father Peil The bride
is daughter OF Thomas Mohr Of Kos
suth and the groom is a son of James
McCarty of this city,
Miss Julia Dumke whose home is in
Chicago is visiting her parents here and
will remain for several days.
Mrs. II. Stadler left for two weeks
visit to Chicago.
Mrs J. H. Steady Of Freeport, H.,
was visiting her brother L. W. Mackey
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BRANCH.

A grand celebration of Memorial Day
will be held at the grove near the Branch
school house commencing at ten o'clock
A. NJ. The schools of Reef, Gustover-
son and Branch are to be represented
with speakers In the afternoon. the
people will be addressed by Mr. Ed. Kel,
ley of Manitowoc. Music will be furnish
ed by the German Lutheran Band.
Joseph Shaffer spent Saturday at Ap-
pleton.
F. Stock celebrated his birthday last
Sunday evening. After all the guests
assembled at his home, they We're sere-
naded to the hall, where dancing was
INDUCED in until the wee hours of morn
ing.
A large crowd attended the basket
party last Saturday evening. The even.
ing was spent in playing games the mer.
REST of all being the sole of the lunch
baskets. After coffee and lunch was
served the crowd departed reporting a
good time
M. H. Maken a member of the Board
of examiners was at Manitowoc several
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days last week marking examination
papers
The rain of TuesdaJ last was quite a
treat to our farmers,

IN PROBATE MASrrowoc County CorRr
In the matter of the estate of Wilhelmine
Borcherdt. deceased
on reading and filing the petition Of Amelia
s Rankin. executljN of the estate Of said de-
ceased for the adjustment and allowance of her
administration account and the assignment of
the residue Of said estate to such other persons
as are by law entitled to the same:)
1t is ordered that said account be examined.
adjusted and allowed at "A special term Of said
court to be held at the Office of the county
Judge in the city of MauitowOc, in said county
on Tuesday the 18th day of June A D.. 1871
II is further ordered that upon the adjust
ment and allowance of such account by this
court az aforesaid, the residue Of said estate be
by the further order and Judgment Of this
court. assigned to such persons as are by law
entitled to the same.
1t is further ordered. that notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account and of the assignment OF the residue
of said estate be given to all persons Interested.
by publication of this order for three success
sive weeks. before said day, in the Manitowoc
Pilot a weekly newspaper printed and published
at the city of Manitowun and state of Nscon-
sin.
Dated May 2l 1901.
BY the Court
J. s. ANDERSON, County Judge.
Emil Baensch, Attorney.
Pub May % 30 June 6,
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County News.
Continued From page 8.

was the lowest bidder for the repairing.
Mr.. Kostlevy, rel resenting Klingholz
liquor store, was here last week and
did some good work while stopping at
the South side hotel.
LATEST. Teacher:-Johnnie. what
are the qualifications ola U. 5, senator?
Embryonic statesman:-He must be a
Bohemian, 80 years old, 8 years citizen
and must have lots of money.
Some people in this vicinity are down
with the chicken poy; but still the other
members of the families don't know
enough to stay at home. Guaranteed,
they are, to be sure, but nothing short
of a Waterman will keep them in.
They ought to he made to feel that
their company is not desirable just now,
and that they can do no better service to
the community than by staying at
home.
County Superintendent Drissen of
Kewaunee county, visited here Sunday
and Monday.
Quite crowd of Kewaunietes greeted
us Sunday.
Miss Fanny Marshaleck visited her old
home lately,
w. Beranek is we'll supplied with all
kinds Of wagons, buggies, etc.
Simon Kulhonok and wife of Pilsen
greeted friends here Sunday.