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Evening journal., 1902-01-31

At 10 O'cl0ck n. M,
the following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot OF land with a
three-story brick dwelling thereon erect
aforesaid. bounded and described as fol-
lows. TO wit:
Beginning ut the westerly side OF Ship
ley street Between NTH and Sixth streets
at the distance of hfty-eight feet nine
inches from the northcrly side OF Fifth
street, thence westerly parallel TO hdfth
street passing through the centre of the
panty wall between this and the adjon-
ling dwelling on the south, formerly Of
Samuel Harlem, Jr., cighty-ninc feet four
land a-half inches 10 the middle distance
between SIMPLIFY ana Orange sircetsi
thence northerly and parallel TO Shipley
street nineteen feet eight inches 60 cor
ncr. thence easterly parallel 20 the FIRST
described line and Fifth street through
the centre of the party wall between this
and The adjoining dwelling now of the
said Home for Aged Women, formerly Of
Catharine OBryne cighty-nine foet four
and a-half inches 90 the said westerly
side of Shlplcy street. thence thereby
lsouthcrly nineteen fest eight inches TO
the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may, with the use, IN
common, of fOur-tcet wide alley eN-
tending along and adjoining said middle
line 20 Nfih street and subject 20 said
alley as now used by the owners and oc-
Icuplers of the two lots north of the prem
Iises hereby conveyed.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Laura -. Mccartney surviv-
ling mortgngor and TO be sold by
SAMUEL a. MCDANIEL, Sheriff.
sherns Offlce, Wilmington, Delaware,
January n, 1902
/ Z HERlFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- "a writ of Levan Facias to- me de
lrccted, Will be exposed 60 public sale, al
the Court House. on Market street. be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
lciiy of Wilmington New Castle county
IStato of Delaware.
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The Brownson Library Association
will give its annual reception in Turn
Hall on Friday evening, February Z.
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FOR RENT

HOR RENT.-The large boarding
= house. No. SOl West street. win
be painted and put in good repair.
Possession March 25 1902 Apply Real
Estate Department, The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company
i29-mwf-tf
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All purchasers of Preferred Stock have
first claim upon the property of the Com
pauy.
Holders of Preferred Stock have cumu-
lative dividend of per cent, but we are
confident of a much larger return, and fully
believe it will average at least II per cent
yearly On the investment. No other invest
ment of such a character offers so handsome
profits for conservative investors.
We could say a great deal more about this
excellent proposition, but we would rather
have you send for copy Of our prospectus,
which will be mailed YOU on application, or
better still, we extend to you a cordial invi-
tation to call at the Companys Office, got
Market sire ct, where you can see the Burners
in operation showing the PURIFY and BRIL-
LIANCY of the light, and the amount of gas
actually consumed. You can see for yourself
by actual test of the meter.
ANY other information you may desire
will be cheerfully furnished The patent
pap ers, both of the United States and Can
ada the charter, stock subscription list, etc,
can all be seen.
All checks, money orders, drafts, express
orders, should be drawn to the order of
Robert w Miller, Treasurer and sent to the
Office of the Company.
If more convenient, subscriptions will be
received on basis of
rs per cent, Cash down.
25 per cent. TO be paid within 80
days of subscription.
80 per cent, 10 be paid within go
days Of subscription.
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VI, ANTED. Girls for knitting. looping
w and topping on needless expert
enced hands and learners. Also few
small boys. Apply at Charles Taylor
Company Poplar between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets Jl-lm
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EOR SALE.-Bargain Howe counter
u platform scales. new; never been
used. 2128 Market street, city. i29-St
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STANDARD LIGHT COMPANY

SIicr's best of it's kind that
have aud believe have seen all on the market
''Ihe comparisons made ordinary Wesbach
MlIerS device that
comment is unnecessary
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TOR SALE.-Eight large loads Of
Il furniture from a fine dwelling.
consisting of ! very fine grand piano, i
pedestal. l6 foot extension table, sew
eral smaller ones. to 70 feet. fine
uuartered oak combination bookcase
and desk. which cost $50, our price,
S35: 2 nicely upholstered parlor suites,
10 fine oak chamber suits, white and
green enamel bedsteads. odd bureaus,
washstands and hedsteads swell front
sideboards. high back dining chairs,
music cabinets. tufted couches, easy
chairs. fancy rockers. hall stands, fold
ing beds. fine toned organs. book
cases. chiffoniers. commodes, show
cases. sewing machines, all kinds OF
mirrors. kitchen, glass. china and
enamel ware. lamps. globes and burn
ers. goose feather pillows and beds
fine straw husk. cotton and hair mat
tresses. 200 yards of ingram and Brus-
sells room and stair carpet. fancy rugs
art squares. oil cloth and mating,
10-foot bagatelle table. in good condi-
tion: IAN excellent assortment of ranges
and stoves. such as the Cottage Home
Othello. Victor Cook. pen-Ester, dou.
bic heaters. wood gas oil and room
stoves at MCMAHON BROS. 500 ant
504 King street Delmarvia phon,
1925, d. g. A. phone 1854.
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NOR SALE.-That new and desirable
II residence. No N4 Broome street
For terms apply TO James II. HoffeclSer.
jl-codtf
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EOR RENT. .-9-room house. Apply
= r. B. Cartmell j29-8teod
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FOR SALE

L OR SALE.-First-class cutter Ap-
Il ply to Simon Cheney, blacksmith,
Greenville. Del.
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I ADIEsi Chichester English Penny
II royal Pills are the best Safe, relt
BILE Take no other. Send &C., stamps
or particulars Relief for Ladies" n
etter by Return Mall Ask your Drug
tsl.
CHICHESTER cHEMICAIs CO.
phuadeluhia Pa
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TO LEr.-FrOm March 25. black
4 smith shop, wheelwright shop
and paint shop and stable. with dwell
ing house. at Montchanin. Address s.,
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BoARD am ROOMS.

FOR RBNr-Furnished room. No.
$40 West Fourth street j27-6t
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HELP WANTED

=, IRI,S.-Wanted. small girls to put
tT braid IN nccks OF knit underwear.
New knitting Mil lo5 and 40l East Thir-
teenth street l-f-tl
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NOTICES


n OT1CE.-The law firm OF Honecker,
~ Iloffecker a. Wales having been dis
solved by mutual consent. the undcrslrn-
cd has removed his offices TO No. 926
Market street, where he will conduct
general law practice.
jS-mwf-lm LEONARD =. WALES.
cc for the Dorchester High School
W. Waltz. Very brilliant; easy
Ross Orchestra, 16 oak Square avenue,
Brghton. Mass. i2i-lm
Just TO BUILD TRADE Pianos and
y Organs tuned and cleaned. Pianos.
G-50; Organs. s.. q years factory expert
ence. Tuner for Lester Plano Co, Phila-
uelphia- H. ,. TOMil1NSON,
Phone 1851 52i w. Seventh ST.
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TOR sALE.-Eight large loads Of
Il furniture from a fine dwelling.
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PERSONAL

Y DUNG lady, independently wealthy.
Jolly disposition, very musical
would correspond with kind-hearted
gentleman of good habits with mar
riagc as "a possibility Address Pearl,
Box 675. Chicago. III. j31-St
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ON SATURDAY.
At 10 o'clock, n. M,

rhe ID pAY oF FERRuARY. l902
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consisting OF 1 very me elahu PAM
pedestal. i6 foot extension table, sew
eral smaller ones. to 70 feet. 1 fine
l..1 ..lr ..,.r,, hfuaffnu hO0krQpp
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uuAleleV Vdh CONTAMINATION
and desk. which cost $50, our price,
Ss5: 2 nicely upholstered parlor suites,
10 fine oak chamber suits. white and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
EAST BUCHANAN.

April 4-The house OF Mat Poster was
quarantined for smallpox Sunday.
The dance at Sit.man hall:was a sue
cess.
DR.. Dufort was in Royalton ON BUSH
ness Monday.
Misses Annie and Lena Denzen are
home on visit.
Joseph Hortsch is:moving to his new
home on the Wagner place.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Dengel were visiting
relatives in Agram Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank: Girder,
twins, Friday.
J. W. Hechour oi Royalton Twas here
o., business Tuesday.
Peter Denzer was at the Falls last
Saturday,
Peter Mueller ;s hauling lumber from
Social City.
Chas. Benson expects to trade biz
farm for the City hotel at the Falls.
Nick Mueller was at the Falls last
Monday.
The Union Cornet Band will meet to
elect new director, for the old one has
resigned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
HUFF

April PETER Kunkler and wife and
Mrs. Mary E. Gray were called to St..
Cloud last week by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Porter, mother of Mrs. Kunkler
and Mre. Gray. They have not yet re-
turned.
Miss Julia Oby has entirely recovered
from the measles, but her brother has
had hard fight but 10 coming out best.
Farber Bros. finished saving Saturday
and tore up the mill ready to move to
the next job. and then went home to
put in their crops, before etarting saw.
ing again.
Fred Hallett and wife were at the Falls
Saturday.
Mrs. A. G. Oily is going to Washing
ton in few days, and VIM. Schmidt 10
moving into the house that Is being va
Gated by hirr.
George Pierce lost bis house and all
contents by fire. Friday afternoon.
Andy Carlson and Vim. Bennett went
to Cushing to do their scrappiny last
week. Cushing will likely tell about it.
John Burr and his brother are dig
ging a well on the old s. :. Cochran
farm. A much needed Improvement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
AUSlAN|D.

April IA. G. and Fred Stroem,ng
went to Little Falls on Saturday.
Rev. J. Englert from the county seat
was q pleasant caller On Good Friday
The meeting was held at Chas. Stroem-
ing's.
Albert S. had the misfortune to lose
his last winters crop the other day and
he looks like spring chicken On rainy
day.
John Landwer and John Pilon were
out fishing the other night. J. l.. says
fishing ls all right, but his arms were
sore from padding the boat. The Johns
are successful fishers.
The Ashland ferry boat company held
a meeting on Saturday, and will soon
have boat across tho Crow Wing river
to Bralnerd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
MORRILL,.

March 31-Ernest Getten will work
for Geo. King. S1
Mrs. Jessi. Troyer Of Foley is visiting
friends in our town. 49,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen,
April 25th, daughter. who they think
is the incest baby on earth.
NJ. W. Begordis hired Van Alstine and
Furgeson to saw NO d a day, and put
them on railroad land and it ia said the
railroad company sentIa man. took ibe
wood away. but lett Begordis.
There will b. an entertainment on the
evening OF April 5th, at tho school house
in district 80. The proceeds will to help
buy library. J. A. Mowan is at the
head OF the entertainment and it promis-
es to be good.
Miss Ada BIaisde!l. who has been stay
ing with her brother Sid, ut Royalton,
came home on visit. She stopped with
the Cheely family for u visit and was
taken sick with the measles and her
mother is taking care of her.
A few wee~s ago the Morrill, cores
pondent had occasion to say that spriug
was at hand and gave as evidence, that
chipmunks were skipping around and
crows were fltter'ng about, but the type
made Us say that cows we're flirting
about.
We have watched the Herald CORE
spondents communications, and therein
we have not seen ono word for or against
bonding ou> selves for the car line. Now
this ia not as it should be If the cor
respondents favor the bonding they
should say 50, and if they are not in
favor they should say so. Let US reason
together.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
PlERZ

April 2-Willie Berg bought Frank
Marshik's house in the village, formerly
owned by Math Pauser, for $500.
The supervisors of the towns OF Pierz
and Agram will meet at the village hall
on Monday April 7th, at 10 d. M, to re-
ceive bids aud let the contract to cover
with earth the willow corduroy on tho
town line east Of Fish lake. For fuether
information apply to rhe chairman.
John Ne.sius Of Agram and Miss Susie
VanHerke Of Buh>wiil be married in St..
Cloud Apr.l 10th.
The St. Joseph society will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday.
The Pierz and Buchanan creamery will
open next week. Jos. Otremba Is en-
ploysd as butter maker this season.
A farewell serenade was given Andrew
Hemeech Easter Monday evening BY the
Pierz Union Orchestra at Jos. B. Hart
mans hotel, where Mr.. Hemesch had
been employed for some time. He &C.
copied a position ait John Reeds hotel
in Little Falls. His many friends here
hope to see him again with them as jol-
~ as when they parted.
Quite u number Of the 0oys aud girls
here took in the dance in Little Fall
Easter Monday. They all report good
time but missed the music of the Pierz
orchestra.
Henry Schurz OF Swanville, who made
trip through Western Canada looking
up land, was here last week and speaks
tavorably OF that country. Robert Cru
Der and Arnold Nagel will also take a
trip through that territory after seeding
and if suitable will buy land there, and
become citizens of Canada.
John Otremba will move into his new
home in the village in a few days. Leon
ard Jaeger, who formerly owned the
place, will move with his family to Cas-
SETON, n D., the latter part OF week.
VIM. Alderman is visiting relatives
and friends here at present.
Jacob Blake intends to put planning
mill in his lumber yard this summer.
Henry Traut and family will move to
PhiIbrook. Mimi, the latter part OF this
week. He owns farm there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
R0YAlION.

March 27-Mrs. J. II. Russell, who
has been quite i'll, is better.
Roy Dragoo is at work in his shop
again.
Frank Logan is building an addition
TO his residence.
Frank Gadola, 4. D. Harrison end
Geo. Schroeder came down from Little
Falls Thursday.
MISS Maybelle Brannen OF Little Fa lis
came down Thursday for her regular
weekly visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Bell came up
from Minneapolis Wednesday on visit
to Mrs. Bells parents.
The Woodmen took in several new
members Wednesday, evening after which
refreshments were served.
Blanch Foster came down from Ran
doll for few days vacation. She re-
turaed Sunday night.
Mre. Hollenbeck brought down a
stock OF millinery goods from Little
Falls Fails Friday. Her parlors are at
the Merchants hotel.
Nellie Skinner came up from St. Cloud
Saturday for visit to her parents.
Miss Louise Reynolds went to Upsala
and Elmdale Tuesday with millirery ior
Mrs. Ballard.
Ambrose Wahl was awarded the con-
tract for the new addition to the school
house here. 1t will be the same size as
the building here now, which will make
eight rooms in all. The consideration
was $41O0. The contract for a steam
heating plant for both old and new
parts OF the building was awarded to
F. E. kreatz at 1881. Both parties
are from st. Cloud.
Fred Gaking made a business trip to
Aorril! last week.
April 1.-Fred Estey went to Little
Falls Friday on business.
Players Murphy, Doty, Newman and
Rice went to Little Falls Thursdsy to
attend the base ball meeting.
Bert Lakin came down from Little
Falls Sunday to visit with his parents.
Miss Ethel Muney of Little Falls spent
Sunday IN the village with relatives.
The postoffice has been moved to the
corner room at Newman's hotel.
l. ". Bouck is moving his old store
out in the street, when be will COM
mence the erection of q new BRICK build
ing wLere the old one was.
w. H. Hathawa, is building a new
residence in upper town.
Nelson, the photographer. from Little
Falls, has put up his studio north of
Hotel Royalton and lie ready for BUSH
ness.
Amos Crosslyn moved out onto the
Wilson farm Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
RIPLEY

March 31-School in District So be-
gan Monday with Zefier Charities "a
teacher.
Severe Guilmette, of Brainerd. is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss HosanDa Picotte returned to her
home at Belle Prairie Saturday.
Henore Houle sold a valuable horse
Thursday
Miss Anna Mcdaniel closed another
very successful term OF school in District
AZ Friday. Miss Mcdaniel has made
host OF friends who will regret her de-
parture. She will begin school in Belle
vue Monday.
P. Thompson sold his 1OO-acre farm
last week to an Iowa land seeker. Coo
sideratjon 3d. 500.
Ezra Ledoux will leave Tuesday for
Hib6ing.
DIR. Media MEL made business trip here
Saturday.
Omer Ledoux, Peter Larson and Lud-
ger Doucette will leave Monday for the
drive
These persons were in town Saturday:
David Gaboury, Zefier Charter. Octave
Plant and Willie Beveridge.
Alex. Charter sold 8 bushels OF pota-
toes to A. Tucker, of Fl. Ripley. The
potatoes brought so cents per bushel.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04

EDITOR HERALD.-That piece signed
by the Long Service Man" was read
with interest in Randall town. The
straw hat man appears to be an object
of interest. The reason he wore q straw
hat was because it was old, and he
didn't care ii some one pointed q gun at
it OF course, the election was satisfac-
tory for the Long Service Man." but
how about other people. If the record
was 40 good, the majority should have
been great. Most of the remarks are
hardly worth noticing. Talk about
store promised Maybe he could get a
job counting eggs in grocery, but lisa
question. We want guideboards, and
when We get them it will b time to
thank those who get them for 10.
The "reformer" has forty acres, but
be isn't trying to rule thirty six sections.
It's better to raise good chickens than
to raies the dickens. Attend to the
town business we'll, or more will be
heard from H.
TIE STRAW HAT.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
DlXVllLf.

April Mrs. J. A. Thone received the
sad news from Norway a few days ago.
that her father was dead, He was 90
years old.
Miss Bessie Hollenbeck went to Little
Falls Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Thoen and daughter Julia
visited at A. Klenow's Sunday. Miss
Rachel accompanied them home to spend
few DAYS:
Mrs. r. Baumgardner gave a thimble
party Thursday, at which all ladies
present were kept busy with needles and
thread till S o'clock when they had sup
per. All enjoyed social time as we'll as
feeling quite we'll satisfied with their
days work.
f. S. Foote returned home Saturday
from Tower.
There was dance at E. Kernan's last
Monday night.
Quite number OF the neigbbors en-
joyed ice cream and cake.ast Wednes-
day evening at 4. T. Lambs.
John Opdahl, who went to Washing
ton last fall. is back here again. He
does not like that country.
VIM. Snavely took load of girls to
Royalton Saturday, leaving three to 60
to Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgardner:spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Hodorff.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04

The various styles. the wonderful
variety of silks, which mark the
high-class neckwear in our large
stock is uot dream, but a veritable
fact. Our SPRING PATTERNS never
have been surpassed. in tho history
of neck dress. The prices range from
Is cents to 81. .... p.
The BELL SHOE & CLOTHING Co.,
....-..: .a....o >. JAKE BURTON.
s =,5 Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
lfDOUX.

April 2-Louis Larson called on Mr..
Sheedy, the town CLERK, on business.
Mr.. Zinlek was taken very ill Satur-
day. She became much worse and the
last report she was not expected to live.
Most Of the farmers oegan seeding last
week but account OF the cold weather
everything 10 at a standstill.
School begaa April LIST in district 13,
for the spring term, with Miss Annie
Kienow as teacher.
Louis Larson OF Fawndale had bad
runaway last week. His wild horse got
frightened, kicked the driver off, and ran
away and left the brand new buggy by
the roadside.
j. J. Trutwin OF Two Rivers has moved
on his farm that le bought OF George
Kay. and has taken full possession. We
understand that be is well satisfied with
his bargain.
Mrs. J. J. Kunza, who has been in st.
Paul the last two months having her
teeth treated, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Klibor has purchased a team of
horses from George Kay. About two
weeks ago Mr.. Klibor lost three good
horses by fire. This is the second time
in five years that he has lost all his
horses by fire,
d. W. Kinney called on j. r. O'Donnell
Sunday.
NJ. j. Viechorek captured new kind
OF a bird last week and keepsit in a cage
with his owl.
Sometimes man thinks that his wife
don't respect him because she don meet
him at the door with bright smile.
Most everyone has faults, but dear rea .
er, just look Mt yourself at 1 a. "a. at
the park stand, and yoar wife waiting
for you all this time. just think what
her feelings must be,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
GILBERT.

April 1.-August Berglund and Nels
Kenrickson were at Brainerd Wednesday
A dance at Samuel Tuff's last Monday
night. Big time.
Mr.. Horne had bee Wednesday and
Thursday to raise his house, which he ia
building on his new tarm.
Thomas Tuttle went TO Brainerd Mon.
dav, returning Wednesday evening".
Heenan McNeeley will work for H. P.
Cook this summer.
It is reported to US that Edward Bev.
cry has sold his farm, the consideration
being 81 900.
Little Falls visitors Saturday were
Albert Carl. August johnson, Al. Davis
and H. P. Cook.
Chas. Hedlund and John Palm made
business trip to Brainerd Saturday.
There was very we'll attended dance
at Deering last Saturday night. All
who were present report good time.
Mrs. Christine Swanson left Monday
for Minneapolis where she intends to
make her future home.
A. J. Davis has purchased a good
horse of which hs is quite proud.
There has not been any seeding done
in this vicinity as yet, but We hope to
commence soon.
Miss May Lambert has gone to Roy
alton on a visit with relatives.
Miss Esther Palm 10 home on a visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-04
AGRANl

March 3O-Mrs. John Otremba OF Pierz
died at the home of her son. August
Otremba, Sunday evening. March Oath.
She had been suffering greatly for the
past Six weeks with dropsy. Her son,
John Geiles. from Lake Henry. came to
attend tn. funeral, which was held on
Wednesday morning at o'clock at the
st. Joseph church in Pierz. Also her ZOE
Frank Otremba aud daughter Mrs.
Theodore S1umpf with many OF their
friends Of Agram attended the funeral.
Farmers IN this locality have begun
seeding, and II the weather permits, ex.
pect to be done 10 about wetk or ten
days.
Frank Randall has taken the contract
to do the masonry IN the cheese factory
which is to be completed and ready to
open by April 18th. 1t will be managed
by Emil Hosig from Marshville. Wis
Without doubt be will try by the bes,
of bis ability to make the new factory 8
success.
The sick people in our vicinity are i'm
proving very slowly.
Mrs. J. Vocarh has been suffering from
an attack of rheuma 1Ism for the past few
days, but is on the mend.
The famous Agram orchestra under
the leadership of f. Rauch, has been
busy lately practicing for the dance or
April It'll at the Dahmen & GreIl hall.