The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-15
Notes From Maple Grove.

On Monday morning Sylvester Cava-
naugh, one Of the pioneer residents of
Maple Grove, responded to the final
summons at his home in Reedsville.
The decedent was born in Ireland ~
years ago. He emigrated to America
when he was hit boy, locating in the
state Of New York, where he remained
for several years. Later he removed to
the Badger state and engaged in farm
ing. Two years ago he retired and,
with his family, removed to Reedsville.
The deceased was IA man highly esteem
ed by all who knew him He was al
ways ready 10 help his fellow men in
any possible manner. He is survived
by an aged wife, one daughter, Mrs.
Ed Morand Of Trinidad, Colorado, and
three sons, Ed Of ST. Paul, Mimi; Dan
of Oshkosh and Matt of Reedsville. The
funeral was held Wednesday from his
late home in Reedsville to St. PatriCk's
church. Maple Grove, (of which church
he was devout member) where divine
services were held. His remains were
laid to rest in the family lot in Maple
Grove cemetery.
The members Of the Reedsville Camp
j2l9 NJ ". A. will turn ont in a body
next week and 90 to Milwaukee to at
tend the session Of the head Camp,
which will convene next week. Onr
Forester team will not enter into the
prize drill As our chief Forester, Il,
II. Gnhin, has left ny, we are now with
outs drill master but it is hoped that he
will be home from Aberdeen in time to
take his sword and accompany his form
er team to Milwaukee.
=. ". Cavanaugh left Monday for
Chippewa Falls to represent the Maple
Grove court Of Foresters ut the biennial
session to be held there this week.
Mich ODea left at the same time to go
to the same place TO represent the Cato
Court of FOres.ers.
T. ". Fielding will have charge of =.
". Cayanaugh's business interests here,
while patsey is ut the session of the G.
O. f. at Chippewa Falls.
Mr. Ed Monohan arrived at his home
ut Wayeide, Saturday, from the Bermuda
Islands, where he had gone last Febru-
AIRY in the interests Of u lumber concern,
10y whom he is employed He considers
the climate of wisconsin more healthy
than that of the Bermudas during the
summer months
Miss Marie Quinn spent Sunday after
noon visiting ut the Monohan home.
A number of people from here went
to Wayside Sunday to see the West Maple
Grove base bah team defeated by II
picked nine composed of 3 members of
the East Maple Grove team and 4 from
the Wayside team The defeated nine
say revenge il sweet
NJ. II O'Neil, who has always been
considered very unassuming man. says
that he does really feel bit above most
Of his ncighbor4 since the young lady
put in her appearance ut his home Sun
dry
Although Reedsville is considered TO
hr one Of the most healthy localities in
wisconsin, it now has too doctors and
will soon have too drug stores and one
undertaking establishment
Tom Doyle and Tim O'Neil are now
employed by different parties, breaking
their brOuchos
Bill O'Brien and Lawrence Gill made
IL business trip to Quarry Tuesday.
Dan O'Leary aud his two daughters
attended the graduating exercises at
Manitowoc Saturday, the girls taking
part in the spelling contest.
Mrs Thos Kings went to Manitowoc
Friday to spend week with her father,
Mr.. Peter StOker, who il seriously ILL.,
Miss Gertrude Doolan, one of Brown
countys fair teachers, aud Mrs Gott
RAIN took in the graduating exercises
nj Manitowoc Saturday.
Willie Gin closed n successful term Of
school ut kasson last Thursday, Willie
having taught the school for the past ,
years \ very interesting program was
carried ont in the afternoon, nearly all
the parents. ~ we'll ~ the children of
Of the district, being present The
teacher. in n brief but able manner, told