The Republican journal., 1903-06-25
APPLETON.

| last week.
APPLETON.
| Schuyler, Nebraska, papers, recently re-
ceived, contain many fattering notices of
j ohm E. Arnold, who was recently elected
mayor of Schuyler. Mr.. Arnold was the
son of the late John and Abbie (Sumner)
| Arnold of Appleton and was educated in the
| public schools here. He learned the trade
of carriage painting in the shops of his broth
er-in-law, Geo. III. Page, afterwards going to
Union, where he worked about nine years
at his trade with Wingate Simmons & Co.
| In January, 1888, he went to Schuyler,
where he entered the store of his brother,
| soon becoming a partner, under the firm
name of Arnold Bros. He subsequently
disposed of his interest in the business,
and accepted the position of cashier of the
Schuyler Savings Bank, which office he
still retains. Mr.. Arnold has been City
Clerk of Schuyler and has held many other
offices in the city of his adoption. He is
very prominent in the |. 0. o. F., has been
Grand Master of the Order in the State of
Nebraska, and was charter member of Mt.
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also member of the Masonic fraternity.
Mr. S. J. Gushee has bought of John f.
and Benz. Arnold, the place formerly owned
by the late John Arnold. The buildings
are located in the village on the western
side, and few rods from the river. AL
bert Gushee and wife attended the gradua-
ting exercises of the Castine Normal School.
| Ivv,,. ,1N
graduate, returned with them. George
Welch of Boston is here, and will spend
the summer with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Stuart. Chester Went
worth has returned from Castina, where he
was student at the Normal School.
UNITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Giles very proudly and
cotdially received a little girl baby, weighing
81 lbs, into their home June Goth. 80. The
services at the church last Sunday were
well attended. Rev. T. S. Ross of Newport
delivered very enthusiastic and touching
sermon in the forenoon, while Rev. Mr..
Pendleton occupied the pulpit in the after
noon and evening with equally good results.
1t is expected that Mr.. Ross will lecture on
Free Masonry next Sunday lat p. m.....
The Unity Telephone Co. began work last
Monday to extend their line to Hampden.
There will be a grand ball at Winder-
mere Park Friday evening, July Sd. Doors
open at 7.3O. Refreshments will be served
at the camp dining room during the even
ing. Don't fail to attend the celebration
and general picnic on these grounds July
4th. Take basket lunch, and remain for
base ball game and other sports Ice cream,
confectionery, tonics, fruit, &C., will be for
sale throughout the day.. Miss Caroline
Fuller, who has spent several months in
Iowa, is expected home very soon... Clair
Whitten, who has employment in Boston,
is expected home soon for two weeks
vacation. Vivian Tabor closed her school
in Windsor and returned home several days
ago.. .Orville Fuller, who will have ten
days furlough, is expected home the first OF
July. Mrs. Dudley Clark is slowly re-
covering from her illness of last winter.
She went to Boston this spring for treat
ment and returned benefited by her visit
Since her return Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myrick
have cared for her until recently. when her
daughter, Mrs. C. Wellington, came home
to look after her mother. 1t is reported that
Mr.. W. is going away. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Myrick went to St. Albans last week to
visit his brother, Lincoln, and family.
When they return they will occupy Mr. and
Mrs. Will Rolfes residence Mr.: and Mrs.
R. intend to take up their abode in Brooks
this summer, as he has employment there.
AL. Bacon will take his place here in the
corn factory. Mr.. R. has been employed by
the Portland Packing Co., for a number OF
years, evidently to the satisfaction OF all
concerned