The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-01-17
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Maple Grove.

Miss Katie Saddler of South Kaukau-
ma visited Miss Lizzie Fox few days.
Joe Guhin and Miss Effie Kenny at
tended the dance in Reedsville Sunday
evening.
A few evenings ago one of our pros
porous young farmers called to see his
lady friend and tied his horse at the
front gate After taking his seat IN the
easy chair in the parlor, an angry rival
came along and, taking the wrench
from the buggy, took the nut off from
one of the front wheels of the vehicle.
When the time came for the young man
TO depart for his home, he entered the
buggy and, after going short distance
the wheel went off rather suddenly,
overtarning the buggy and throwing the
driver onto the frozen ground. Al
though he came ont all right, excepting
that he suffered a few slight bruises
the practical joke" might have resulted
in serious harm.
On Sunday morning, while Frank
Zahn and Hugo Maertz, two Reedsvllle
boys, were hunting rabbits on the farm
Of NJ. S. Buckly near Maple Grove
village, and after locating rabbit ID
wood pile near wire fence, FRANK
Zahn undertook to draw his double
barreled shot gun through the fence,
muzzle first. The hammer of the gun
caught the wire and both barrels were
di harged. the charge entering the right
arm of the unfortunate boy and tearing
away the muscles without inJuring the
bone DR. Fslge was Immediately sum
moned and he drove out and brought
the injured boy to Reedsville, where he
dressed the wound, which appears to be
a very serious one,
c. J. Fokett attended the cheese
makers convention which was held in
the Republican house in Milwaukee last
week The meeting was attended by
cheesemakers from several states and
Canada, and was very instructive
meeting; and although Charley Is one
of the leading cheesemakers of Wiscon-
sin, he claims there is always something
more to learn in his line of business.
John Cahill visited with his parents in
Reedsville Sunday. John now has charge
of the Northern Grain company's eleva.
tor at Collins.
Inquiry was made by several of l.. A.
Buses patrons last week rs to what
had become of the Sweet Girl She re-
sumed her duties Monday morning,
after having been slightly under the
weather
Mrs. Schneider passed away at her
home in Reedsville Tuesday morning,
aged 81 years, The funeral will be held
Friday from the Lutheran church. Mr..
and Mrs. Schneider were among the first
settlers of Maple Grove, where they
lived on farm. A few years ago they
sold their homestead and took up their
residence in Reedsville where Nj.
Schneider died two years ago. As they
had no relatives here, they bequeathed
all their property to the German Luther
an congregation of Reedsville
Rev. Bremen, pastor Of the German
Lutheran church IN Reedsville for the
past 10 years, will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday.
VIM. J. Gill is preparing to put up a
large building which will be used for a
dwelling house, saloon and hall on his
place in the northwestern part of this
town The building will be equipped
with modern improvements in heating
and lighting Mr. Gill is young man
of push and energy and we predict that
be will be successful in the business. He
has been a successful school teacher for
some years.