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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

ifiepcnc Ginbcr an bcn Woiern er-
fronft unb itor6 sic 3@.idbrigc
SlrI @eiBbert. Sod}tcr BON ruff
ihcn iiioiiden Gmigronter, an Den
Solecn oieier aronfbcit uno bin3ll
getrctenCn 9redollrdiolls. Gie Sci.
de ipilrbe IN iibli6cr @eiie Den @el-
len iibergcben. Sn 9c5u9 oltf oos
neue einuoncerun0s.@ cieb lit iol.
GENDER Inid)log an peridicbenen
Stcllen bes Sdiffes ongebrodt:
Requirement fir SanoeI utlo
grbcit. Ginmonocrungs- unb Rotu.
roliiotions. Bureau. @oibington, 10.
Tltauit 1906. Nitsaitg aus artifcl
1 brS nm %. SUM 1906 pom Son.
greB Der Hereinafter Stooten bon
Noronmcrifo 9cnetmigtcn @eiebqs.
Go8 Ginnonbcrungs. uno Haturoli.
iotionS. Bureau lit perpfIiftct, .5ilr
gelntblng in ben ncrid)icoencn Gin.
monOerungsGmtern Negiiter on5ll.
legel1, in melde ouf Mnorbnung Der
ginhponberungs GpmmiiiGrc 0anle,
Ilter, Beirut unb lester @obnort, 10.
mic Der beobiifttgte Srt ser Hieoer.
lal'ung IN Den G%ereinigten Stooter
liro cine MISUNDERSTANDING, emf,
bolteno II. u. Ingobe Der 8robe. Der
Beiif)tS', Soar uno N~ugeniorbc
jeocs pom Gage bcS SnfrofttretenS
oicicS @cicbcs an in Den Hereinafter
Staoten cintreficnben MuslGnoers
cin3ltroger lit. besgIciden oll6 ser
Nome bcS SdiifcS, falls Die anfllnft
in cinem Sofcn erfolgt:"
Sn cincm 3uiob mod)t ser Norob.
Slopo oorolti olfmerfiom, bob oieic
@%croronunG alti oQe Eoiioqiere nit
TuSnabmc Ser Ser. Stooten- 9iir0er
iro Ser 5raniitpoiiogiere Nniuen.
Dung finbet, oob Die Gintrogllnaen
IN ooS Sdiifsmoniieit Dor gnflrnft
ocS Gompicrs gciGcben miilien.
6crller, oo6 Foiiagierc, sic Die Sra
gen nid)t por9cifriebencr @eiic be.
ortlportet bobcn, bei ser 2onouna
bon Den Ginmonoerungsbeboroen
n%n9eDolten werben uno iidL obgc.
Ie6en bon Sderereien, elmer Strofe
bon $40 ausieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

HcrionoI. Noti5en. SIT.
INTO Sruii Goltoro Saline, oere,
Sodltcr Sri. sInrtu g. Huine nnb De-
rcn Gnfelin Sri. 2ouiie ". Maine
bon Sun 6ranjisco iinb BON gtluli-
tic 9itp 5nriifpefebrt.
Wieoer Ell brntaIer gbe'
NJ q II II. - Sacob 9oofetSfL eth
Wirtb bon Nr.SO, Sitb . 9roo0rpor.
bate lid geitern Dor Mitter Dds 1T
Der oitlid)en TpIijeiitation 81 per
antiportet. neil ct ieine 6rnn Warp
ai,eeblih Oes Seiteren IN brittoliter
Nciic mibbanoclt hotte. gr fnm Dies
nal nit $40 Struie nnb Soften oo.
bolt, erbielt aber Die Narilling, DAP
er. fduS inter dbnIiher Nnihrloi'
auito micOcr Dor oen Gihter gt'
brad,t nit YeiIn9nib bcitrait ipiirot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
BUR Seacbtmita !

Sic Scrrcn @ercins' nnb 2ogen-
Srfrctarc wrrocm acbctcn, alc Ser
cinsbcridic uocr Sdriftitiifc, bic fir
Den rScntidcn GorrcipunScntcn" be.
itimmt iinb, bircft M bic Scitnng at
aorciiiren, tint elmer prompten Gr.
leoisnns iidcr ST icin. 9nrdj bas
Iorciircn ioldcr Sdrifttife an
Inseitcltc trctcn in bcrcn Ibiucien.
beit Oftcrs fir beibc Earteicn mnlicb.
inme @er55gcrnngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
Sas @eitcr.

sir Marplano unb Sen Oiitrif
Columbia bcpolft, oltIifc urlo uoro
6itIihe @inoc.
@citern bctrug ser bofitc 3bcrmo
mcterltono 20 8roo Tim 3 llbr Nod)
mittngS. pobrcro sic nieorigite regi
itrirtc Semperatur INN 6 llbr Wor.
gems 56 @rao betrllg.
In Sen iibrigcn 9ufocS. Wettcr.
%itotionen mltroc iolgenOc Worinlol.
Scnperntur re9iltrirt: Gaitport Al
8ortlano A, Bolton As, Nlbonp 46.
9tep-Dorf 56, YbiIooeIpbio 80, ut.
lnntic.Gitp 81, @nibington 80, Gbor'
leIton 20, Sopdnnob 20, 9torfolf 70.
Sntteras 20, Charlotte 56, @ilming'
Ton IS, Sotionpile II, Sllpiter "A.
8ep.@eit so, Itlanta 60, Wontgo.
merp Sc, Nem.S Orleans 10, @alueItor
Ga, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Wempbis SO,
Cincinnati 56, Tittsburg "a, Ss.
lpego A, Buffalo 90, Glepelalto As,
Detroit As, Ilpena 46, Maroilette
46, @reen Ban Al, Chicago "a, Dit
lntb As, ct. Saul 46, ct. 2ouis 80,
&nn'as.Gitp 46, Omaha 46, Silroll
A, @ismarf 80, @iQilton 80, SABRE
"A. Selena as, Salt Cafe "a, Cen.
per As, Gortb Ylatte 40, 0oo9e 4G,
MmoriQo 46 uno Sos angelcs &C
Wrn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Mardall 2anab a nj.
nj cr'S 9cridt t. - Gem ,Suiti,.
Requirement in @oibington lit Ser
Seriht oes gunoes 3 Waridaas s.
j. 2%ongbommer ii6cr ben Iusbrud,
neg Negers Srtpin Sallep aus benz
biciigcn @efangniB am 10. Septenl,
Der jugegongen. Sn bemielben per.
ben Die Snipeftions Wetbober I'M
@cfangnib fritiiirt. Der geridt
io9t, bic ltnteriuduna bnbe ee5eigt,
Dab Sallep ein Eaar l~teberboien uno
cine Slouie erlanat BADEN muB uno
lid Damn inter Die @eiangenen nit
flr5en Straitermincn miidtc. gIs or
in Den Sol gelangt mar, fonnte er
iid in einem Sol5ifuppen peritedcn.
melGer bcn 8efongenen ben augen
Der @ode ent5og. is gebe nod al.
ocre SlGse i'm 8eidngniBbof, mo iih
Gin @ciongeller nit 2eihtisfeit Der
itcdcn fonnte, mas in iold)em Smith
tut niht porfommen ioate. Ter Be-
ridt beiagt bann ierner, mie SomeS
Burns bon Nr, 415, Slt.Wonument.
Strobe, SoQep bon Der Wauer iprin'
gen iab unb @uroein Soof benods
ridtigte. Ger @aroein lieB boraili
cine 30blung ser 8eiangencn, aber
niht burh HamenSauiruf porneb'
men inb tGiiidte baber Die BON Cal
lcp aisgeltopfte Siaur, bic aui ieiner
Nritihe lag bic @dhter. Grit inlt
e llbr an, n1diten Worgen mllroe
bic SlildtS nlep's benlerft. Marlball
2on9bommer iogt, baB er 5lpar feline
mirflid)e Nofldiii9feit irgeno eil1es
@ef1ngniB : 9cnmten finocn fonnte,
oos Spitcm oeS 3dblers Der @eian'
Ncncn obcr i%eblcrhoit iei nro 9enn'
bert pcrben iolte.
Trou BON anobcn UNI 9 G.
ronnt unb hmer pcrlebt.
- IS murbe geitern IN Der noroo't'
liden Yoli5ciltation berid)tet, ooB
6rou Morp Hpn bon Ger. 1906,
Somenooo Ipenue. ont Sonntog
Mbenb bon elmer Sfaar piloer
Silngen umgerarnt uoroen mar
unb bei'm Sale ihnere Serletun.
GER boponeetraeen bot. Irou Mpll
p%oilirte an Dem Gage IbenoS 9egelt
8 lthr Die gfe bon Gt,ior. mo Vre.
itor.S trobc, ols tic ploblid, nit ci-
rcrt Soitfen milo babinItiirmcttOer
Slthgen 5nIomneuprolte nro 81
Spocn gerilien nurbe; Die Burden
fiinlnlerten iif nibt meiter I'M tic
itnb liefen bapon. sic miirbe ipater,
aus elmer Stirr- uno &opffuntoe
beftig bllitenb. Dor. Den SS. Sarrp
Sobnior, Der an berielben Ode
iuobnt, unb albert Wonberg bon
Nr. 1000, Gnior.S trobe, nufgeboben
nnb III bic @obnung pon 6rait
Sbops, Nr. 1913, Sit-9ibole.Str.,
gebrat)t, no ibr Or. Sempel bon
Woucp-. nobe Gbaie.S trube, ar3t'
lld)en VeiItano l%eiItetc. 3nr ger
nabnrlg Der 8opfpunoe poren feds
Faoelitite erforoerlid,. Tie EoGi5ei
1T oiif Der Sltfe itucb Sen riiSen
Sln9cil,
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Hcincs, gut s~esubrenes mnb absela'
aerteS Wicr

lit Ser @%eiunbbeit 5utrGslid. DDS
aus ser bieiigen american 9repcrp"
BON Srn. 5reb. gauernIhmiot her.
pprgegongenc .Soloce"- @ebrall miro
uliter oeiien eigener aniiid,t berge.
iteut. 3aiieIbe lit Iieblid i'm @e-
id)inad. angenebm 81 trinfen, uno
miro o bieiigen anberfannt tiif-
tigen Aer5ten als abioIut rein nno
bie @eiunobeit IN bobem Grade for
oernb be5eifnet. Nae auftrdse iin-
ben prompte Mufmerfiumfeit. grnie.
rel 1104-1t28 Siler. Ctr. Eel. e.
& y. 364, NO. t49t. (276)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Gin idSnes nnS niieIides 0eident
fir MnsebOriee 1T miner cine lebenS'
srofe EbptOerapbie ober cine fiinit'
leriid SulIenbete Gopie zines alien
Yilbcs in Grappn, IaHerfarbe, Del
pber Eaitea. Die fd6niten Cabinet
bilbcr muir ST prp 9ntenb.
Snlius Sebbel, oeutider Bbotoerapb,
(9O-) 321 Nurb'0 Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Weiierite6ere mag t6bt-
lihen Nusgang nebmer.
- Ser Eoli5ei gelang es 9citcrn
eegen Wiittag ben idmar5er We'ler'
beloen, ben 19-jGbrigen Gbas. Wor-
gan, feIt5unebmen, Der in einem
Streit am Sonntag slhenb 5pilfen
6 unb Z llbr an Der ganf., nobe
SpringitroBe, Den Neger @iuiom
@oloimitb bon Nr. AZ, SiioaGolas-
StroBe. nit einem 3pld)nleiier ODER
Gbnlid)em ipiter @cgenitano IN oen
llnterleib itad, 10 bab bieier iif, IN
lebenseefdbrIidem 3uitanbe iett I'M
st. Soicpbs Soipitol" b%efinoet.
3ipiid)er Sen beioen Hegern botte
idon lGneere 3eit Streit bcitanoen,
uno ols lie iih Sonntog gbenb tro.
fen, brod3 Die 3Gnferei aui's Neue
aus. EIosIid itiir5te lid Worgon
oui ieinen @iberioher nit Sen @or-
ten: .Sett bring ih Gid um," nic
sic beiben 3eugen, Soiepb 5iebler,
Rr. 424, SiibyGoroline-S troBe, unb
Samuel Cohen, Nr. 1889, Canton.
Apcnue, gebort boben mollen. Ser
Mngegriffene ~itiir5te bolo barnuf be.
muBtlos nieber uno luurbe ipGter
nit Der oitIifen Iiitrifts-ambulan
in's SoipitoI ge5rodt. 9er ibpur5c
&aufbolb Worgnn bate in5fpiid,en
oos @eitc eciiidt nnb fiel erit &c.
tern in Die SGroe Der Eoli5ei, Die
i'm 5unGdylt fir Gin peiteres Gcrbor
an #. Sftobcr icitb1It I'M ben Ser
louf Der Scriplutbune bes 8oloimitb
a%b5illporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
&bcnmatismns, 8idjt, Magen- nnS
Werpen-&ranfbciteu f6nnen
nnSitin furirt ,uerAru
fnrirt iuerben

@enn Sic anoere Wetboben pros
brit boben uno feline 2;noerullg &c.
iunben. miro es lih fir Sic be5ob.
len, inns 81 conillltiren. =
Sicnna Sanatprimm,
(249-) 4t3 @eIt-t Sapette. ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
Wnuisipal- Nngclegenbcitcn.

Sic 9crotbuna Der 9iiogct . GcrorO'
mutg iiir 1907 beginnt bcllte. -
&n Sit . Baltimore iilro peritic.
oenc SGuier ii6er flicBenOent
@olier crballt noroell. - Gle
Brand . Ienfmal . Gomite'n.
Gie @iiogGtbcboroe miro bon berlte
ob tGglihc Sibungen obboltcn, nm
Die 9iioget'Geroronlng 81 bcrotbcn,
tpelhc ont I. Hopember Dem Stuot-
roth 5ugciun0t meroen mub. Ser
Gtot oes SUPERINTENDENT Ser itG0ti.
lt)en StruBenbeleltftung Nobert s.
WcGuen miro 5uerit berotben mcroen.
Gic &oronidI0Gc bcs Srn. McGucn
iin0, pie iolgt:
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Shcp. s. Tiencr &: So.

Meiie Bureau iino @etieIitlbe.
Shiffsfarten bon uno nod Gentid.
LAMB nit Dem @orobeutiden 2lopo
uno anberen 2inien. Meiiepdfie, Ded.
leI, Greoitbrieie un6 GeIoienbunsen.
217 pn.Yaltimpre. Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
sdiffsfarten BON nnb mad 9entid'
InnN.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
lite $50, $45 unb $3.50. Bremen
Bis Baltimore: $3.50 nno $3.50.
Runoreiie gu biIiserem Rreiia. Tbsu.
s. 0icner & Co., 217, Cf-Valtimore.
EtraRc. Q70-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03
Sitmmig Der Earfbrb6roc.

9lumenauSItellungen in Den 2reib=
bGliern Scr HarfS i'm 8riibiobr
uno ScrbIt. - @abrifeinlih elm
3netq Ser Erott . 6retbibliotbef
i'm GaIino OcS ,8utterion.Earf."
Gle 8urfe6eb0roe belt geltern ibre
monatIidc Situng ab, mel6er Wapor
Gimanus beipobnte. IS luuroe auT
9ntrag oes GommiiiGrs 9oo5 Elm eins
itimmiaer geihlub geiabt jeoes
6riibjabr unO jeOen SCRIPT in ben
3~rcibbGuiern ser HarfS 9Iumenalls-
~iteQungen 81 peranitalten, Elm ge~
ihl1B, Der nidt perfeblen miro, all
gemeinen 9eifoa 81 finoen. Wtapor
Simanu5 uno Superintendent Wune
ming iporen ebenia1s 5u @1nlten Die.
les Erojefts, uno miro Die erIte aus.
itelune i'm ndfiten SCRIPT ltattfins
Den. @s werben jeoof) feline Sllts
men an S~oipit1ler, airhen, ga5are
ooer Friootper ionen periAenft per'
Ben.
Cine anoere ipidtige Wittbeilung
muroe pom Br1iioenten genoble &C.
maft. gs miro nGmlif notwithstanding
oas Gniino i'm yYatterion.Harf" cine
Siliale ser Observation-Disclosures er.
boIten unb 5ielt oarouf cine Eetition
bon 5ablreiden 9cmobnern Sit.gal.
timore's bin, nelhe geIteri Der BE-
boroe unterbreitet m,r6e. Ser Sen
tour Gpcle Club" pelder bas Gaiino
mebrere Sabre gemietbet botte, miro
bulo aus5ieben uno mo6te germ Ser
nYatterion athletic CLUB" bas &C.
bGube mietben, mie cine Delegation
bes CLUBS geltern Gbeno Der 9eboroc
mittbeilte. SIS mllrbe oerielben beoeu-
tet, cine lbriftli6e Ipplifation BET
Der 9e6oroe ein5ureihen. 5erner
mltroc mitgetbeilt, Bob bon Sen Iru-
tees Der Sobns Sopfins- llniperIit1t"
Gin Compiler bon oht Ndern fir ocn
,@pmmt -Earf" an CHARLES. StruBen-
apenue uno Ser 80. StroBe fir So
14t. 80 gefuuit poroen lit. slui Sor.
idlag bes Wapors miro Die Earfbe-
b6roe Die an offentlihe Squares
gren5enoen 5rottoirs in lire Debut
nebmen uno nit Goncret pilaItern
loIien. @eneral +. 6. 2atrobe, Der
geItern ieinen neilen f~iinfidbrigen
amtstermin oils GommifiGr antrat,
tpuroe ollieitig begliidmiinidt.
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Stast Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltnugs g.. @catueiicr.

.@sntf.Niascmie," - 2iefe 8o6c: .9bc
GIuuSmau".
tiers p&nrietD Sair Extravaganza Co." 3dg.
LID Wldfiuec.
rSlausp's." Siefe 99o6e: rI6e 8ppfb
Girl.
.6urs'S Spcra Sunic." - Ziefc gEodc: .9be
'gIirginiun".
repnibap." - Siete 8o6e: Cutters lat
StGbt".
"abanab'S."- Gtefe g9one: gauocpiues@or
ficIIlu9en.
rW,arplanb." - 9iefe 8oGc: Rettb's 8aus
bcbtlIes0 oriteuur1cn. IdgIih UIatince.
raubitorium, =" - Sicie No6e: p%sIroulto the
Glod".
,Hrp Wunnmeutal." - Sicfe ISOLDE: .Ibe
1Rerrn Rurlesduers". SdpIid Wdtincc.
%,gpeiteru W,arnIann'9abu." - Bonn /. bis
=. Sftober groie gori fSuir.
,goruarts - SonHtag, ben Z. Siiober,
GTfuriiou nab gcnsWiar.
@sian9eerstn gGifeniran5". Wtonta9s oc1
Glcnhemn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

Hdiie sur 8eiie in's Nuslano Re.
iOrat 6. &nine, Mr. 413, Dt.yalti.
mure-StraEe, Ma4e Guitambuaic.Ape
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Gaht Gid) bente regiitrircn. Cine
allsemcine Reaiitrirnns finoet in
Baltimore itatt. Sic 9ofale iinb pOn
8 ltbr Morsens bis 8 ltbr Mbenos
pffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-03

2aRt Gah bertc regiitrircn. Cine
aagemcinc Hesiitrirnng fimbct in
Baltimore itatt. Die 2pfalc iino BON
8 llbr Worgens bis 8 lt6r IbcnSs
often. ...
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GAIT Gltd) bentc rcgiitrircn. Ginc
allscmeine &esiitrirung finoet in
Baltimore itatt. Die 2ofalc iimb BON
9 ltbr Mprsens bis 8 llbr IbenSs
pffeu.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-15
Notes From ClarkS Mills.

Mrs Redetsky attended the funeral Of
her uncle, Mr.. ALERT, whose home was
near Valders
Peter Robley lost a good horse the
other day. The horse got into the fence
and fell in some way so az to brake its
neck.
Mrs. Vogel is disposing of her personal
property, as she expects to leave soon to
reside with her sister out west.
Mr.. Eli Attridge had auction sale on
his farm Monday, March H.
Walter Larson, county superintendent
of schools visited the Clarks school last
week. Mr. Tom Redding was with him.
We We're glad to see Tom about again.
He had been on the sick list for long
time.
There was good entertainment given
at Cato Falls school last week. Much
credit is due to Miss Jennie Norisy, the
teacher, for the effort made.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-15
Notes From OSman.

Miss Mary Hofeltz has been spending
her vacation with her parents
Miss Lucy Leschke has left for Man
itowoc, where she will take course in
sewing
VIM Morris spent few days in the
western part of the state
Phil Walterbach is passing around
the cigars on account Of a bouncing boy
who put in his appearance at his home
one day last week.
The home of Paul Hertel has been
frightened, a baby daughter having
arrived there one day last week.
The ladieso ST. Isadore's congregation
will give cinch party for the benefit
of the church on Saturday evening,
March 18th. After the card playing a
musical program will be rendered
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-15
Notes From GreenStreet.

Theresa Spurney has returned to her
home as Menchalville.
The infant daughter of Wencle Skwor
died Saturday, March 10, of pneumonia.
The funeral was held Monday, inter.
ment being at Melnik
The second Cooperstown spelling con.
test took place Friday evening at Sic
bolts hall. A large crowd was in at
tendance. Superintendent Larson con-
Quoted the adding contest and pro-
nounced the words for the spelling con-
test. Judge Chloupek was present and
gave an interesting talk. The judge
has host of friends here, who are al
ways glad to see him The adding con-
test was again won by Edward Zaruba
of our school, For the second place
there was tie between Mary Shubert
of Greenstreet. Emma Anders of Rose
Grams, and Elsie Ebeling of Coopers-
town. The first place in the spelling
contest was won by Katherine Neuman
of Stark. The second place in the SPELL
ing contest was won by Clara Vanish
of Cooperstown; the third place, by
Belle Kotik Of GreeIstreet.
Mrs. Mary Beck, one of the early
settlers of this county, died Thursday
at the home Of Frank Kriz, after an ill.,
ness of few days. The funeral took
place Saturday at st. Vincent's church
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-15
Notes From CenterviIle.

The pupils of Dist. No. 4 received
letters from Aledo, H.; Durbin, Pa.
Carmine Texas; Easton and Island
Creek, Mass. and from Blandon, Pa.
last week. The letters are very interest
ing.
Mr.. p II. Peacock Of Sheboygan has
again rented the Osman cheese factory.
Mr.. John Sachse of Hika is critically
ILL.,
Mr.. j. F. Galecki, who ran a tailor
shop and II gents furnishing store here
for over year, removed his family and
goods TO Two Rivers last week.
Mr. Andrew Leonhard was called to
Milwaukee Saturday by the sudden i'll
ness of his uncle.
George Reinemann was Sheboygan
caller Saturday,
Miss Jennie Dack of Manitowoc is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Anna Sachse.
Miss Hulda Pohland is visiting rela-
tives at Sheboygan.
Joe Casper is passing the cigars now
because of the arrival of a young black
smith at his home last week.
Miss Lena Leonhard is back from
Marnette
Miss Olive Nennig of Chicago was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Nennig,
last week.
Will Krumrey saw the first robin
Tuesday morning.
Miss Laura Krause is visiting relatives
at Manitowoc.
Joe Bertsche and Andrew Conway,
two young men OF Osman, were seen
driving east through Cleveland Sunday.
What's the attraction boys.
Tuesday evening large number of
friends gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Toepel to help Mr.
Toepel celebrate his slxtieth birthday.
he has resided in this town for a mum.
Der of years and is a mason by trade
He has been treasurer of school district
number 4 for over fifteen years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-15
Notes From Zander.

Miss Barbara Holly Of Bolt was visit
ing her brother James last week.
Messrs. Louis and Rudolph Zandel
are visiting with their parents here.
They have finished four months course
in plumbing in Cincinnati.
A card party was given at George
Orth's. The prizes were secured by
Misses Annie Krcmaand Clara Ellingboe.
Miss Schultz has resigned her position
at James Holly's.
A cheese makers meeting was held at
Bolt last Saturday. Fred Strouf will
make cheese. He will commence April
end.
Mr.. Sladky made trip to Mishicot
last Saturday.
Preparations are being made for q
spelling contest of the town of Gibson,
which will be held at Larrabee April
2lst. The music will be furnished by
Prof. Schauers full orchestra
A number of farmers of this place
took in the cattle fair at Mishicot Mon
day.
Rev A. Mergl of Tisch Mills left fol-
Chicago last week
Albert Heidman of Bolt was visiting
at II Zander's Sunday.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Liberty.

Henry Kautza of Chiffon visited
friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. II. Simon, ,Jr., of Meme visited
with her parents here last week.
The stork was at Hugh Carbery s
home recently. It's girl.
Michael Dunbar of Silver lake visited
relatives here Sunday.
Fred Lutzke sold two ear-old colt
recently for 1920
Mrs. August LEM celebrated her
birthday last Saturday evening. All
present had nice time.
George CAREY, Jr., former Liberty
boy, was married in Chicago Jan. - 10
Miss Amelia Smith Of Lake Forest, Ill
The young couple reside in Lake Forest
Mr.. Garreys many friends here wish
him and his bride a long and happy
married life.
VIM. Groh, progressive, mp to-date
merchant of St NaziaDz, has remodeled
his store On entering the store at the
main entrance one passes down the
main aisle with the Hastily arranged
goods on either side, while at the end OF
this aisle are placed the groceries IN
front Of which a new counter has been
placed with glass front, so that pro-
spective buyer may, at glance at the
counter. see the different qualities OF
goods on hand Mr.. Groh has pleas
ing personality and is deserving OF the
success he is having.
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two large deer, which will go to park
in Elgin, Ill.
p. H. Guhin arrived home Friday and
will spend week in this locality
whence he will return to Aberdeen,
where he and his brother, M. M. Guhn,
are proprietors of the largest book
stationery store in the city.
Mrs. Pete Linnane visited friends in
South Kaukauna last week.
John Guhin, an old resident of this
locality, expects to help celebrate st.
Patrick's day in Freeport, Ill, and eat
his Easter dinner in County Kerry,
Ireland.
Night Operator Lund of Reedsville is
thinking seriously of resigning his
position with the r. r. Co. and taking
up preliminary course in pharmacy in
L. A. Buses drug store.
Albert Kreuger charges Franklin
man with killing his pet fawn. An ac-
ton will likely be brought against the
Franklin man.
L. A. Busse, the Reedsville druggist
has added fine line of fruits in the
candy department of his store. The
sweet girl is going to ask for an increase
in salary.
Knute Erickson of Wild Rose is serv-
ing as an apprentice in the Reedsville
depot.
On Wednesday afternoon, while the
Misses Mary Link, Emma Link, Adina
Kreuger and Bertha Kreuger We're driv-
ing to the home of Mrs Otto Mahnke to
attend rag carpet bee, things went
well till their arrival in front of Aug.
BIatz' residence, when the horse sud
denly came to stands.ill. All manner
OF persuasion was used to induce the
intelligent horse to move on without
avail, until Fred Bratz came TO their
assistance by taking the reins and acted
in the capacity of coachman for the
remainder of the trip,
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Notes From MiShCOt.

Mrs Chas Levenhagen spent part
of last week visiting relatives at Mani
towoc.
Mr.. Victor Chloupek, who has finish
ed his course in the agricultural school
at Madison, returned home last Thurs
day.
MIR. Eisemann Of Pine Grove is visit
ing with his brother Fred of our burg.
Mr.. Louis Heyroth, Jr,, returned home
last Thursday from Madison, where he
is taking a course in the agricultural
school
Mrs. Adolph Steiner celebrated her
birthday last Saturday.
Miss Rose Sperl, who visited for a
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tinue through life is the wish Of their
many friends here.

tinue through life is the wish Of their
many friends here.
Mr. Charles Braun of Sheboygan
purchased the Neubauer farm of Erd-
man and Herman. real estate men, last
week and will take possession Wednes-
day. Mr.. Neubauer and family will
move to Sheboygan, where they will re.
side in the future.
MIR. Chris Funk and family Of Two
Rivers came out last Sunday to help
Mrs. Joseph Jacquette celebrate her
birthday anniversary. Friends and
neighbors also gathered there and par
took of an elaborate supper at five
o'clock. Our congratulations.
A ladies' fur, pair of childs mittens
and small silk muller were loft Mt
Eastwin hall at the spelling contest.
Owners please call for same.
Mr.. William Mandel, who for the past
three summers has been employed on
the Johannes farm, has returned from
the North, where he spent the winter,
and has again been engaged by MIR.
Albert Johannes.