The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-07-13
Notes From Maple GrOye. .

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Mrs. Daniel Hickey, one of the early
settlers of this town, died Saturday
morning at the home of her son, James
Hickey, who resides in the vicinity OF
Kasson The decedent was born in Ire
land % years ago She with her husband
and family of grown-up children came
to America and settled on farm in
this town about 40 years ago. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Herman
Werner of Brillion two sons, John
Hickey of Brillion and Jas Hickey of
Maple Grove She was highly esteemed
by all who made her acquaintance. The
funeral took place Monday from the
Catholic church at Kasson Rev. Father
Spranger officiating. Her remains were
laid to rest beside the grave of her hus
band, who preceded her in the passage
beyond the skies by 26 years.
The Valders baseball team crossed
bats with our local team here on Sun
day The score was to 70 in favor Of
Maple Grove.
Mrs. John Hussey and daughter
Blanche Of Milwaukee are visiting
friends in the vicinity of Cato They
shook hands with old friends here Sun
day
Miss Annie Nelson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Nelson of Deerbrook,
arrived here Saturday and will spend
some time visiting relatives and friends
She il one of Langlade countys fair
teachers.
Reedsyile is fast coming to be u
temperance town. 1t formerly supported
twelve saloons, but there were only ten
applicants for saloon license this year.
Mr.. Glover is doing his work well
Mrs Thos Maher of Milwaukee wor-
shipped at Maple Grove Sunday. Her
husband il that good natured, obliging
North Western passenger conductor on
the run between Milwaukee and Amigo.
Miss Margaret Doolan of Brown
county has contracted to teach the
kaSsOn school for the ensuing year
Miss BueIstatte of Manitowoc, Miss
Meaney Of Reedsville, and Mr. Ottoman
Falge 60 Manitowoc have all been re
engaged to teach in the Reedsville
graded school for the ensuing year
Their past work in said school entities
them to another year
Mr. and Mrs. Martin OConnor went
to kellnersville Saturday evening and
spent the night with their friends, Mr.
and Mrs Michael j keehan They
worsbiped at Kellnersville Sunday and
returned home Sunday evening
The board of equalization attended
an adjourned meeting ut the town hall
Monday. As there We're no grievances
adjourned until 1906.
A buss load Of people from Manitowoc
drove ont here Sunday, attended divine
services and then drove over to Mrs
Fox = residence, whore the party par
took Of the midday meal The after
noon was spent in a pleasant manner
Singing and games were INDUCED in
- . t,,lr g.,
ride by their Maple Grove friends, rs
some of the Manitowoc parties have
partly decided to locate here. After
partaking of the evening meal, they left
for their homes, much to the sorrow of
our young friends. The following per
sons were included in the load from
Manitowoc Mr. and Mrs Brockman
Mr. aud Mrs killenhocfer, Mrs. Me-
Car,hy and son Mr. George Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Nolan and sons
FOstin and Victor, Miss Annie Lender
Miss Mary Goddard, and last, but not
least. Miss Katie H. Finnegan, who for
the past two years has been doing
missionary work among the Red men of
Arizona
Mr Jos A Miller, our town clerk, is
at present taxing the census. He has
about one half of the work finished
He states that one Of the most pleasing
facts taken from the statistics so far
collected il that he has found only one
unmarried lady over 2 years old The
fact that Joe il still enjoying single
blessedness, may have some bearing on
the ages Of our young ladies in his
jurisdiction
some of the patrons of ,ne Moede
cheese factory have decided TO deliver
their milk TO the :, Junker factory