The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-28
Notes From Maple GrOve.

| John Corners left for Fond du Lac
Tuesday morning, where he will spend
few days visiting friends.
Miss Annie Morrissey left for Green
Bay Tuesday morning, where she Will
visit friends.
John Judge, yard foreman for A. W..
Rusch, left for Manitowoc Saturday
| evening to spend Christmas with friends.
| The tbree-months old child OF Chas.
IIentz, Of Reedsville, who was found
dead in bed Thursday morning, was
buried here Saturday
Jas. Ryan sold the timber from six
acres of land to A. L. Rusch of Reeds
Vile. Consideration 100000.
JE. Nolan visited friends in Oconto
last week.
A meeting of the creditors of Mr..
Goose, bankrupt, was held in Helms
hall Saturday. Trustee w. &. Maertz
called the meeting to order ID. G.
| Cavanaugh was chosen chairman and
| Mr.. Berg Of Valders acted as secretary.
Attorney Ed. Nash appeared for the
creditors. Trustee Maertz read an
itemized account of the assets and liza.
| bilities. The liabilities amount to
| 81 80 90 and the assets to 5000. 90. The
trustee was instructed to dispose of the
cheese factory at public auction
Mr.. Chas Fokett, an old resident Of
the town and veteran of the civil war,
celebrated the Goth anniversary of his
birth on December 4th. A number Of
his friends and relatives called on him
in the evening and pleasant night was
spent His many friends wish to see
him reach the century mark.
Walter Council, the Menchalville ped
agogue, is spending his vacation with his
parents here.
The Sweet Girl employed in the Reeds
Vile =. o, and candy store put in u busy
week, disposing of daintes to her many
! customers.
Joe Guhn is busily engaged delivering
potatoes to the Reedsville market. Joe
il the only man in this locality that can
fill up on potatoes this winter.
The school entertainment held in
Helms hall on Friday evening in Reeds
vile was one of the best ever seen in this
| locality. The teachers, as well ~ the
pupils, are entitled to the highest praise
for their work.
Louis kreuger, who operates cheese
factory mt Pound and Arthur kreuger,
bookkeeper for the Two Rivers Veneer
ing Co, are visiting their old home here.
w. T.. Mullins was II business caller at
Reedsvile Tuesday.
Mrs. Gallager of Chicago arrived here
last week to visit her father Micheal
Cavanaugh, who is seriously i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John Fenlon.
| Under sheriff Iambries and Marshal
| Miller of Reedsville took Pete Casper, u
ten year old boy, to Sparta Saturday,
Judge Chloupek having ordered the boy
to be taken to the home for dependent
children His father, Joe Casper, had
abandoned his family with the eycep-
tion of Pete, whom he took with him
| from one saloon to another. The village
board of Reedsville made the complaint.
DR. Falge, +. H. Meany, Albert Knbale
and Marshal Miller were the witnesses
in the case.
The woods in this vicinity are full of
hunters and trappers these days This
/ is due to the fact that the price of fur IL
higher than il has been for several years.
The much lespised tax collectors are
again at their desks, ready TO relieve the
taxpayers Of some Of their surplus cash.
The Reedsvile Dramatic club will, on
Friday evening, Jan. 9TH produce the
plny entitled "A Noble Outcast,' in
Chas. Helms hall