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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
FORK UNION PUTS
ON TOWN AIRS
Congressman Flood the Orator
of Commencement Day at
Academy.
Academy.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Disp atch.)
FORK UNION, VA. May 1.-THE In
dications are that number Of new
buildings are to be erected during the
summer In or near to the village. 1t Is
rumorcd that some Of the landowners
are talking of offering special Induce
ments for strangers to settle here In
quiries are constantly coming here as to
the chance of securing homes.
Regret is expressed that Rev. F. H.
James and his very interesting family
will leave Fork Union early In June.
This change is brought about by the
family fact that Mr.. James has recently
come In possession OF the old family
homestead fine old estate in Loudoun
county, and feels 1t necessary 70 take
charge of 1t. Fork Union dcplores the de-
parture Of the James clan, and the sor-
row Is mutual
The Dramatic Association gave an en-
itertainment a few evenings ago at the
Academy for the benefit Of the Fork
Union Baptist Church. The affair was
quite successful. realizing about 500. The
church Is soon to begin important and
expensive repairs.
The Literary Society of the Academy
had its annual social reception on Sat
urday night. It was one OF the high
points in academic life-the boys having
the privilege of bringing the girls and
a social season following the debate. The
question discussed was Would the
Triumph OF the Japanese In the Eastern
War be for the Larger Interests of Man
kind" Harrison, of West Virginia; Win
free Of Culpeper. and A. Fong, of China
upheld the affirmative. and Henderson, OF
Halifax, Va; Griffin. OF North Carolina.
and Snead, of Fluvanna. fought for the
Russians. The affirmative got the vote
and 1t was stand off between Winfree
and A. Fong as to the best speech.
The air is already charged with COM
mencement electricity. Examinations are
wearing their fiercest terrors, the NIL
sicians are in the throes of rehearsals
and practices. families are preparing for
the mighty dinner in the grove and
everybod Is fitting up all available space
for company, and going home" is In the
blood of the students.
The sermon before the students Will
be preached on Sunday morning, May 3d.
by Rev. Charles L. Corbitt. of the East
ern Shore OF Virginia. the final cele-
bration of the Literary Society will occur
on Monday evening May 23d: the final
concert VIII De Oh iutsias c'et''''e'
the commencement exercises cover the
morning and afternoon of Wednesday.
The final drill and dress parade OF the
battalion begins at 1890 and the exercises
In the house at 1890 Dr. j. A. G.
Chandler, OF Richmond College. Will pre-
side. Congressman Hal Flood Will be the
orator Distinctions will be read, medals
presented and other interesting per-
formances by the students.
In the evening Careby Hall will be
opened to the public. when DR.. Hatcher
and his family will tender final re-
ception to the faculty and students.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
KEsWICK's GAY SEASON.
"a Cup OF Tea" to be Presented.
Horse Show Prize List.
Special to The Times-Dispa tch)


KEsWICK, VA, May lion Friday
evening. May Goth, the gay season at the
Keswick Hunt Club will begin with a
play called "A Cup of Tea" to be given
by the guests at Glover Fields" The
programme of the evening will include
1ausic and songs by the University Quar-
tette and end with dancing.
Among the guests at Glover Fields"
for the month of May are Misses Aleen
and katherine Boyce Topper. of New
York. The latter, who has just grad
uated with great distinction from the
Dramatic School, in New York will begin
her career on the stage in June, and has
every prospect for brilliant future In her
chosen profession.
The price lists for the first annual
horse show of the Keswick Hunt Club,
on its own grounds, on Thursday. May
goth, are out. The list includes eighteen
classes: four of which for hunters and
Jumpers over the hurdles will be especial
iy attractive and interesting. The grounds
and track are being put In good condi-
tion brass band Will furnish music,
a good attendance and good time is
exrected, The Judging Will begin at 10
A. NJ AH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
FORGERY BY NEGROES is
DISCOURAGING TO EDUCATORS

(SnecInl to The TImes-DlspaIch.)
< SUFFOLK, VA, May 1l.-Three me-
groes were convicted of forgery and SEN
fenced to States prison In Nansemond
county to-day-Mack Barrett, seven
years, Ed Copeland, two years, and John
Long, three years, In each case the men
made their own notes In amounts rang
ing from $25 to $500 and got them dis
counted by forging endorsements. In sem
fencing the prisoners, Circuit Judge Prem
lis made statement In which he said
1t Was dlscouraging condition to the
tax payers who educate the negroes to
have them enter career OF crime when
they have acquired the ability to read
and write.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12

Of appointment to the superintendency
Or Inc poor for Culpeper OF John Chau a..
duck vs. Roy Burke, which resulted N
favor OF. the latter. the .appolntec 81 tne
BOARD Of supervisors, while the flrst ~.
cured the place by appointment OF inc
county Judge.
The, case viii probably 20 to the Court
Of Appeals for final hearing.
Judge G, y. Nicol. of Manassas, pre-.
sil,d at the request Of the resident Judge.
The armory Of the Culpeper Minute
Men was crowded last night to witness
a competitive drill between the picked
members OF that fine military company
and an equally fine military company OF
young ladies Of this city. as to the most
proficient In the manual Of arms. me
marching and the various military cVoiu-
tlorr The three judges unanimously de-
cdcd In favor Of the young ladies' COM.
pany.
The entire competitive drill exercises
on both sides were exceptionally ine,
while the general military bearing, ana
proficiency Of the young ladies' military
COMPANY was marvellous to behold.
Altogether. the exercises were UNIQUE
OF their kind. Just after the above drill
was oi'er the Minute Men had compel,
tive drill among themselves for Il medal
for the best drilled soldier in their ranks.
which finally narrowed down between
two members Messrs. Otis Burgandlne
and Richard Dennis. az between tWhom
the Judges declared themselves unable 70
decide. SO the compromise was hen mace
to give both Of these two soldiers medal
apicce for proficiency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
NATURES BOUNTY,
Wonderful Cures Effected by Buffalo
LIthIa Water.

The past year has been rcplete with
evidence of the wonders that can be ac-
complished by Buffalo Lthia Water in
the treatment of rheumatism, Bright's
Disease, and all diseases dependent upon
uric acid diathesis, The proprietor of
The Buffalo Lthia Springs of Virginia
has issued little book containing page
after page of statements SO wonderful
that they would be incredible were 1t
not for the fact that they are SUBJ
Stimulated by the unquestioned authority
of many of the most distinguished ply
sicians In the world, who prescribe
Buffalo Llthla Water in all cases Of
rheumatism, govt, diabetes, Bright's
Disease, calcull, stone In the bladder,
gall stones and all kindred diseases due
to uric acid In the blood, 1t has also
been found unusually effective In many
diseases peculiar to women,
An interesting book, containing doc
tors reports of many cases and their
cures by free use of Buffalo Llthia
Water. will be sent to any one by adj
dressing the proprietor, Buffalo Lithia
Springs. Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
CAMPBELL COURT.
Paul Pannell Given Eighteen
Years for Murder.
fcncclal to The Times Dispatch)

Especial 10 INC IlneS-LlsPatcIl)
RUSTBURG. VA, May 1.-THE May
term of the Circuit Court began here
Monday. Judge Barksdale. presiding. =
large crowd was in attendance. a spe-
cial grand Jury was impaneled and three
Indictments were found against William
Robinson. two Tor horse stealing anu ono
for breaking and entering with intent to
steal.
Pannill. was convicted of murder In the
second degree and given eighteen years
in the penitentiary
The court is now engaged In the trial
of William Robinson. charged with steal
ing horse and a mule from w, w.
Adams. This is the same party who Is
wanted in Pittsylvania; for the larceny of
Congressman Swanson's horse.
John w Clay, treasurer. finds great
difficulty in getting good men to collect
proportion of the voters of Campbell
county have not paid their captation
taxes. and In consequence a very large
Congressman Swanson has many warm
friends and admirers In this county, and
the Indications are that In the guherna-
toriaI race he Will be the favorte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
A Town Councilman Walks the
Street Barefooted.
10 The Times Dispatch.

BoYpToN, VA. May ll:-Postmaster
Charles Alexander of THIS place, re remarks ,IttSe
negroes ne {" w, We're getting rich, He said they
refuse to deliver special d delys aNts e anG
az, , ,i twcntvfive cents for the labor of
delivering, He told me he walked mile
through the mud this morning to deliver er
yho,,, n was addressed said she wouldn't
have cared il it had never been delivered,
Tbe postmaster says many OF such Let.
tiers are not Important, but that some OF
the negroes think 1t a compliment to tie
person written to to have special de-
livery stamp placed upon s i, g., 400,
vesteranv made a wager with dignl-
lea soaaeman Of s tine s tGw ten aoar r.
trndpe thronrh one Of the principle
streets streets Of the town a distance Of nifty
ana re Feat hs
mid miIc,, merriment The ten dollars
was paid over 10 the winner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
INTERESTING EVENT.
Debate Between Washington and
Lee and Randolph-Macon.
to The T,mes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, May 1.-THE stu
dents of Randolph-Macon College and
the people Of Ashland are anticipating
with much pleasure the Joint debate that
will take place In the college chapel here
next Friday evening, May 18th. between
washington and Lee University and Ran
dolph- Macon The speakers from the
Lexington institute will present the at
rlrmative of the following question: Re
solved That the United States should re-
linGuish sovereignty over all non-con-
tiguous territory
Washington and Lee has selected
Messrs. .. Fl. Ralston and M ]. Anders
to represent its cause, while Randolph
Macon Will present Messrs. E. j. Dryer
and ]. FL Owens to defend her In the
contest.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Mr.. John L. VIII
liams and Judge l.. l.. Lewis, of Rich
mond, will act as Judges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
SMALLPOX IN AMHERST.
Democrats to Meet Monday to
Elect Delegates to Richmond.

-
(Special to The Times-Dlspatcho
AMHERST, VA, May 1.-THE town Is
stirred up over the existence here Of u
case of Smallpox. The case was first
discovered Saturday. IT Is a negro girl
who came here from LynGhburg. Nearly
ali of the people In the village nave ne zen
existence here OF the dreaded disease;
The County Board of Health has not yet
taken any action in the matter, though
pose bose Of Of dealing with ii. Justice White.
head has forbid parties who have been
exposed to the disease from coming on
the streets. and has also forbidden, In
but beyond this he cannot go until the
Board Of Health has taken action in the
The disease has existed in Madison
since the first Of the year. 1t has, how
ever, been allowed to spread unimpeded
until recently it had assumed alarming
proportions. The compulsory vaccination
was established there by the County
quarantined The disease, however, en-
lists in a very mild form and not single
death has resulted from 1t In the whole
town OF Madison.
The Democratic Executive Committee
OF this county has called a mass-mceting
of the Democrats Of the county 20 meet
here next Monday to select delegates 10
Richmond on June 9th. This county Is
entitled to is delegates In this convention.
It is not known whether any Instructions
Will be given the delegates or not IT.,
however , they are Instructed, it will cer-
tainly be for Parker The friends Of
Hon. Harry Tucker, of this county. who
are quite numerous, are glad to see that
he has expressed his Willingness to be
one of the delegates at large from VIZ
The mention of the name Of II. r. Ryan
In this connection is also being received
with favor in this section. with, which
Mr., Ryan Is especially identified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
WEsTMoRELAND COURT.
A Large Number Of Cases Tried
by Jury.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcho

M0NTRoss, VA. May n.-Circuit
Court. with Judge T. r. iB. Wright on the
bench. is in session now, beginning the
third week. Among the cases disposed y,
are: Tom Piper. colored. OF Colon,al
Beach, sentenced to jail for six months
and fined s. for maliciously cutting: Jonn
Jones and A. L. Grlssett. for unla"ful
dredging oysters IN Currloman Day, "ete
dismissed
Mrs. l.. c. Mitchell. OF Fredericksburg
vs. Fl. C. Hardwick. of Kinsale for I'M
lawful attachment of furniture; suit FOR
$4,000; plaintiff awarded $500 by jury,
This case occupied five days, with =.
Harding Walker and Watt Mayo coun-
sci for defendant and James w. Chnn
and Richard Mayo, OF Baltimore, coun-
sci for plaintiff. Mrs. Mitchell and her
daughter, Miss Grace, were on the wit
ness stand two days.
I The case before the court now Is Dr.,
r. II. Stuart, treasurer, VS.. his former
deputy. A. G. Brown, for defauting
bond Brown is bonded In the Fidelity
Trust Company. OF Baltimore. Md Rich
ard Mayo, of Baltimore, is counsel for
the trust company and Thomas Downing,
eff Lancaster county. for a. G. Brown,
and James w. Chnn, of Richmond
county. for Stuart. This case was taken
up on Friday last, and will continue sew
eral days this week.
Dr. G. c. Mann and Rev. j, w. flzer,
of this Mace, will attend the NJ. +. Dis
trlct Conference at Bowling Green as
delegates from Montross circuit on May
18th, 18th and Goth. The trip VIII be
extended to Richmond,
Dr. M. NJ. Walker delivered his excel
lent lecture, 1.-THE Progressive Develop
ment of the Mechanic and Useful Arts,
as interviewer with the History OF Our
Race In the Town Hall on Friday
night. Judge Wright adjourned court and
he, with all the members Of the bar. at
tended the lecture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
ruE GROWN SHOE COMPANY

mo Brown Shoe Company st. Louis,
have INST finished their seml-annual IN
voicing and paid a handsome cash divi-
aan,, yo stockholders. They have made
a ua,r In sales over 1903 OH the basis OF
two million dollars per annum and over
three million dollars gain over 1902, This
Is fine hest showing from every standpoint
Of any six months IN the history or the
,rheir exhibit and model factory at the
1uar,d,s Fair, showing how Star-5-Star
sboes are made, Is pronounced the finest
oxhib,t ever made in the history OF shoe
Iu,anufacturins'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
Thorburn-Morrison.

(sneoial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May H.
Mr.. William Thorburn, PROMINENT farm
err of Spotsyvana county, and Miss Alb
biz bic Moore Morrison, daughter Of. Mrs,
Sarah II. Morrison, We're married last
night at mount Pleasant" the home of
t.. ne' 'bs city, Rev. w, G. Pace. OF
the Methodist Church. officiating The
bride is a daughter OF, the late James
n Morrison. The couple will reside at
aClifton," the handsome property of Mr..
Thorhurn. after their return from q bril-
dal trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
DEER HANGS HIMSELF
IN FORK OF A TREE
lspeclal To The Wines. pIspatch..

NEW CANTON, VA, May ll.--Mr
James A. ellis. living near Sheppards,
in this county, was walking through his
place few days ago, and found dead
deer suspended in the fork Of tree.
1t seems that the deer mad Jumped a
fence and came down In the fork of the
tree, and was unable to extricate Itself.
II must have been dead about two weeks
It was a buck of tremendous size. There
are lots Of them about,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-12
CULPEPER COURT.
Young Ladies Win in COMPETE
ton Drill Against Minute Men.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
CULPEPER. VA. May 1l.-At a special
term of the Circuit Court for this county
yesterday was heard the contested case
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-18
Notes From Branch.

The Misses Gretz of Newton visited
with Julia Nesporiany on Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Clara kealey is visiting here this
week with Miss Emma Shaffer
Mis-. Elizabeth PITT and Anna Felber
are home from Chicago Tor u visit.
Miss Casey Of Oshkosh is visitor ut
the felher home.
Emil Kadey is seriously sick DR..
Gultman Of kellersvle is attending
him
The lance here last Sunday was well
attended and All report n good time
Casper Brown Jos Sknbal and Louis
Wotrnba are the three new section
bosses that started work Tuesday.
The Albert Landreth company finished
thte4hlng peas on Friday last
4 very enjoyable time was had ut "A
surprise party nj the Lome OF the Misses
Nhlmek. Among those present were the
Misses Marhilda, Sophia and Jennie
Benishek Meta Brunig. Julia Clusen,
Emma kukrel, Iihbie kliner, Cammie
and Erma Nhimel, and the Messrs. kuk
raj Carbon George and Peter Mitt.
nacht Cln4en kleman, Hugo and Otto
Shimek and Emil aud AL Lawrence
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-18

has been visiting for u short time here
Misses Lizzie Fitzgerald and Annie
Cavanaugh OF Reedsvile and Mrs, Hoff
man of Manitowoc We're visitors in our
town one day last week
Mr. Guy Thompson of Clarks Mills
took in the dance here last Friday eve.
Miss Lizzie Stewart of Seymour is
spending her vacation with her parents
in Liberty.
Mr.. Jn). Deehr returned home last
Thursday from Waukegan, where he
was visiting, accompanied by his cousin.
Mrs Geo g. Carey arrived home
Wednesday from Chicago. accompanied
by her daughter Margaret of Lake Forest.
Mr. Thos Careyan afew other gentle
men Of Manitowoc spent Friday eve here,
Mrs, O. Conner and Mrs Pollard of
Nebraska are visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Peppard
Of this place.
Mr. and Miss Connolly of Manitowoe
spent u few pleasant hoars at our dance
las Friday evening
The Young ladies of this vicinity have
at last, plucked up courage and are going
t. give u leap year dance. the Goth OF
Aug. ut A Walterbaeh' : Hall Urban s
band OF Manitowoc will furnish the
music. Every one is cordially invited
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-18
Notes From keIInerSyiIIe.

Mrs Margaret Stedl aged 50 died of
old age ut her home near Menchalville
Friday night The funeral took place
sunday intermet being at the Catholic
Cemetery here, Two sons, George and
Lawrence and two daughters survive.
The NJ w A. dance at j. Kellner's
hall was largely attended
Frank Kisler, Mrs Kisler and Miss
Dehlah kisler Of La Porte, Ind, visited
Mt NJ. kellner's last week
Mr. and Mrs John Groos and family
left for their home ut Escanaba, Mich,
after spending several weeks with rela
tlYes here.
John Seidl is the happy father OF IA
boy.
Frank Riemer Of Medford Wis IL to
be our new harness maker He will
move here some time next month
Miss l. Il Martens is visiting ut Nlish
icott aud Racine.
MIR and Mrs Mat Svoboda are the
happy parents Of Il boy.
Sheriff Walter Pellet was in our
burg one day last week
Joseph kellner and Chas Muench, Jr.
took the K f. d Carriers examination
AT Manitowoc last Saturday.
Miss Catherine s,heehy and John
Sheehy Of Eau Claire are visiting at
NJ j. heehans
Mrs Meyer and Leo Meyer of Algoma
We're here IN visit last week
has Heintz Of Reedsvlle has begun
to build DR.. Guttmanns house.
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Notes From Collins.

Dr. Barber made business "TRIP u
Oshkosh Wednesday.
Miss Dell Lawrence was visiting
friends at New London and Amigo fol
the past week.
Mr.. C. Koch and A. Jensen of Brlllior
were seen ut Mr.. c. Wunsch's place
Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. c. T.. Rush celebrated his 3Stf
birthday Thursday eve, about Sixty
guests being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Behnke, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. G. Stoltzmann and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Rush were out camping II,
Flkhart Lake several days last week ana
report an excellent time.
Mr.. Theo. Reinhart and Mr. Stoltz
mann represented this town At the dance
at Rhine Sunday.
The picnic at ,Johnstons grove was
social success but Il financial failure.
The baseball game resulted in victory
for Niles the running score being 20 ..
The feature of thegame was two dliicul'
catches effected by Mr.. q. Tyler ami H.
Dyne
Mr.. c. Kernsky and Mr. A, Behnke
were at Potter Sunday. On business, |
presume.
Miss f.. Radke of Chiffon was guest
at Mr.. g. Vallefsky's Monday
Miss Clara Etzler of Chicago is visit
ing at Damms' and Schwalbes.
Mr.. G. Hammel and family of st
Nazianz spent Tuesday at Mr.. W. II.
Damms'.
Mr.. Ed. Woodcock was seen to embark
for Manitowoc Tuesday.
The picnic grounds are assuming "A
business like aspect The floor Is now
being laid and till Sunday this well be
rather busy spot.
Miss Jennie Munich of Depere is visit
ing at kosmoskys.
Mr.. Earnst Langmach Of Brllion
honored us with short visit Tuesday
Mr.. Ferd Schwalbe was The victim of
surprise party Tuesday. 1t is rnmored
his 22nd birthday was the cause,
TO the surprise of her numerous frlend'
Miss Alvina Vallesky announces her
wedding on the 18th inst. She will be
Married to Rev w Mahnke Of Reeds
Vile on that day.
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Notes From MishiCOt.

Miss Alice Thompson Of Manitowoc
spent few days here visiting friends
and relatives
A son was born at the home of Aug.
Couchinet,
The dance last Sunday was well
attended and good time was reported.
Fred Kubal Henry Altien and Geo.
Coma spent Sunday in this burg.
Albert Heyroth of Manitowoc visited
relatives in this burg last Saturday and
Sunday.
Chas. Washer and Mr. paulus Of
Manitowoc took in the dance last Sun
day,
Chas Fechter and wife registered at
the Opera hotel Monday
Nancy Qustorf, Nora Leyenhagen
and George Larson left last Monday for
Oconto aud Marinette Co.. to visit rela-
tiyes
After n stay Of few week. NJ the
Central Hotel, Miss Elsie Wellert re.
turned to her home at Manitow0c.
Inc MlAlllc0t baseball boys will go to
Maple Grove sunday toplay ball
Miss Emma Behnke is visiting at
Brillion.
Mishicot is to have new school
house. A meeting was held last Satur
day and fifty voters were in favor Of u
new school house and twenty eight for
repairing the old one A sum of S60OH
Il to be expended
Fred Christensen and family were
visitors at Eph. Oswad's last SATURDAY
and sunday BY Sunday evening there
were very few fish left in the river.
The Brewing Co. are ut work build
my their bottling house and engine
room, which will be completed before
November.
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Dennis Hickey and wife of Minnesota
are visiting friends and relatives in the
vicinity of Brillion. Mr.. Hickey, who
at one time taught school in Manitowoc
Co.. is now engaged III teaching in the
schools of the state of Minnesota.
Joseph Pritzl and wife of East
Wrightstown visited with Ms Wolf
gang Pritzl last Sunday.
Albert Fokette disposed of his cheese
factory at Refs to Gerhardt Slatwelid
er.
Frank Kickhoefer who is engaged IN
teaching in Nebraska is spending MS
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kickhoefer Frank Will return
to Nebraska in the near future, but be-
fore returning he will become bene-
dict
Joseph Ioern and Charles Iipperer OF
Whitelaw attended the dance at kasson
Monday evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-18
Notes From 0Sman.

Threshing has begun in this locality
and all grains, except oats promise iair
yield,
Miss Grace Goldie of Mauitowoc spent
few days with relatives in Liberty.
John Taugher of Milwaukee is visit
ing with his parents.
Miss Annie Cavanaugh of Maple Grove
has been engaged to teach the Liberty
school.
Rev. Heide has returned from his
vacation trip.
Miss Nellie Carey of Manltowoc spent
few days with friends here.
Miss Alice Dersch Of Amigo came
here to Join her twin sister Clara, who