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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Wie iicb bic gteui9teit perbrettet'
5rau NeIlie Stll aus Goa. Rid.,
ihreibt: ,Neine Ulutter nno th
m6dten eerne ettuas alpentrduter'
8lutbeleber baben. 8ir leioen betOe
an &beumatismus. 8ir rpiiien, oah
ber sllpentrauter.8 .8futbeleber gut 1T,
tueil unier 8ruber in @ranb &apios,
Serr 9aniel 8is, burh ietnen @e'
brauh turirt ipurbe, nahbem er iiber
adt @uden lang irant eeipelen mar
@ir iinb Spuanber unb fonnen oas
Gna[iihe nicbt iebr gut leien, aber
E9lnnbe beItimrnt, bab mir elne
oanse @enss bier abiesen f6nneu,
iuenn mir eine Geentar erbalten.'
Sprni's 9llpenfrduter 8lntbelebes
tpirb benz gublifum burA Special
Gpenten eeliefert. apotbeter babeu
seine GrlaubniS, benietben sa oer'
taufen. Nlan ifreibe an Or. Bete'
5abrnep & Gons Co., 1l2--ils 90
Supne aue., Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Die in gaem gprt eribeinenOe
Runatsidrift; Ger 9euti 9 e
9 prt mpfer uer6ifentlibt I'M
9eptentberbefte 3uidriften ber &rd'
Iioenti6afts &an0ibaten 3 y n,
3 a ftuno Siseen, Die fiir oas
beutide gultStbum g(merifas redt
ibmei4elbait limb. Der &anbioat Der
oemotratli6en 9artei duBert iid);
,Niht nur in 8esus aut ibre 9ln.
5abl, iDnberu mebr mod in anbetraht
ibrer Gualitdt, biloen bic 9eutihen
einen rui9tieen 8eitanbtbeil unierer
Seublterune. g2iemanb taun 9eutih'
Lamb p6er Elm oeutideS @emeintueIen
in ben &ereinieten Staaten beIuhen,
ubne ben ginbrud opn Der geiItigen
unb mpraliiden Stdrfe ber 9eutI6en
NIT li9 su nebmen. 9as 0eutIhs
tbum in ben Sereini9ten Staaten bill
oct einen ioliben 8iireeritano uno
bat inherent natiDnalen Geben uno
unierer @ebantenwelt ietnen Stenpel
aufoeorilft. Sc tuiro niemanbem ein'
fallen, Oen'giniIuB 8eutialanbs auf
uniere 9itteratur, uniere 8btlpiopble,
uniere 8ultur unb uniere Muiif ldn9'
men gu tuolIen. SD bin ben 0eut'
i9en peribnlih uerpflidtet. Mteine
5rau bat au9 beutides 8lut in ibren
g(bern, unb 10 uerbanfe ia ben Seut'
iden eine gang uor5lslihe 8at'
tiu.-" -y -
9lus Salts 8eitras nt6hten tuir
fulgenbes berpur6eben:
Der fernise, mdnnli4.itarte 8ent'
i9e, benz bic 2iebe sur 5eimatb an
9 bDren 1T, cine 2iebe, bic eropll uni
gang anf feline 9lbuptiubeimatb iber'
trdst unb anbere bamit beeeiitert, cir
Manu ber Oronunesliebe uno 5rieo'
fertisteit, Der iit) ben Seiesen bei
jGtaatss tpte ben @ebuten @otteS mil
fig beuet, mutbie, fleibia unb ipar'
iam, bilbet einen ipidtisen Seitanb
tbsil Der amerttaniiden &aiie, anf bi
mir nit @eht itpls iinb. $50 lid
beutIhes 8tut nit bent beiten glut'
anberer gtationen eeniidt bat, ton
nen mir eetruit elm 8arsertbum er
tparten, bas uuieren h6biten @rpar'
tunsen upaauf oeniiat. Sn einen
beutI6en @emeinmeien finoen mi
itets SleiB, Spariamteit, Orbnung
cine bpbe Gtufe Der MOral, Srieoei
unb 3ufriebenbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

slm Gpnntas unb Rontas ben 20.
unb 2l. September feiert bas 8rebis
serIeminar Der 9euiden Goangelii'
den Gpnpbe ppn gtOrbamerita, on Der
@de Der ct. Charles Ruab unb CUNT
slpe., bas iitberne Subilaum ieiner
8erleeuns nat) Ct. aouis County.
Die Gnitalt tpurbe i'm Sabre ls4o BEL
Bartbaspirle, Uap. sesrhnbet unb bal
iid aus serinsen anfdnsen gu elmer
impoianten unb ieseasreiaen Gnitati
entmidett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Die @iienbabn.G .Gn9eitelten tuoGIen
eine grocer DENOMINATION in's Berf
ieben, I'M cine @rb6bune Der 5rah'
traten berbeisufiibren. als @runb
eeben tie an, baB tuenn ber Gufihlag
nift erfotee, sine 9ubnberabiebuns
eintreten tuerbe.
Die 9lniidt lit tb6ridt uno bic
Sbprbeit lit iusar ertuieien tuprben.
Oils Brdfi0ent foOiepelt bic @eiebe
gesen bic @iienbahuen aeitirte, er'
i9ien eine Deputatiun oerielben Gnr
eeIteIlten bel ibm unb beihtppr ibn,
banDn aEalIaKen, batnit bic Sbbne
ni6t berabaeiebt tpirben. Die @e'
iebe paiiirten unb bnS @efiirhtete
trat ni9t elm, neil bic 2bbne midi
npn ben @iienbabnen. fonbern BON
Bublitum eesablt ,ueroen. 9ie S6be
bes 8aarentransports entibeioei
iiber bic S6be Der 26bne unb tuenr
bic betrefenoen arbeiter bieies GUbn'
eeleb int 9luee bebalten, 10 tann IT,
men nidt enteebeu, baB ite tbatiah'
lid1 auI cine 2ubnberabiebuns btnar'
beiten. @tnitimmie eebt bic Inii9t
Der 5ra9tberienber babin, baB eint
grb6buns bes 5radttariffs Snbuitrit
unb Sanbet lhtuer beeintrd6tiger
tplrbe. @enn bemna9 Der 9rans'
port auriidsebt, 10 tperoen aud bic
2bbne fallen, idun aus benz @runoe
bab bic gilenbabnen bic 9obnb6bt
nm 10 leidter tDntrulliren t6nnen ],
er6Bef bic 3abt 6er 8eid1dftieungslu
len lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Sn Sab rtauienben tperoen bic oer'
seitiseu @eicbi9tsidreiber BON Gme.
rifa alS benz srbBen SullbanS oer
8elt reben unb bas nit &edt. Die
@eiebba1er Der @inaelitaaten lolnms
elm aeraoesu upn 8errldtbeiten Der
unelaubli1lten gtrt unb bieie Wtuiter'
iammlune lit iilngt pteoer npnl
Staate 2uuiiiana um elm tueiteres
prdhtiees @remplar permebrt NOR
ben. Sn ienen 9ele9neten Sreiten
balf Der biebere Biirger atuar nod
feline 6rau fiilien, ia ct bari io8ar
pbne bp9pbriefeitlicbe @rlaubniB bic
8ebiirfniB- -Gultalten aufiu9eit, aber
auf Der &eiie auf einerl @iIenbabns
suae etipas GtdrtereS als 8aier,
leIbit tpenn er es in ieiner eisenen
&eiietaide nit iif fibrt, gu iid] 81
nebmen, bas-oarf er niht! llnb
Inn bas @eieb rebt tuirtuusspoa su
MAIDEN, baben bic Sulane BON 2uui'
iiana ben 3ueanseitellten ltnim'
i9rdntte 8pliseise.palt perlieben, 10
baB iie ben unnerihamten, Der in
Aagrarti ertappt tuirb, iuiurt bein1
Bidel nebmen.
Simmer beutlider tpirb es, oaB Die
Sreibeitssbtttn am Suieneineanse
pom 3ep gort oolIauf oa3u berehtisi
lit bent eroBen 5reibeitsitaae ibrt
&ebrieite snsupenben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Die 8alobranoe in Minneiuta anb
@iscunIin baben einen unermeBliaen
edlaoen anseridtet. Gs tpurbe ni9t
uur Die Stabt gbisbolm total 5eritbrt
iouoeru aud bic Orticbaften Carleton
Si6bing nno bic sroben Neiabas@i.
IenDuerte, ioluie Oeridiebene bIiibenbe
gnfiebeluneeu in ct. 9uuts', @arls'
ton uub Stasta County In Minueiuta
umb Goustas County in @i8coniin.
Der @eiammtiuaben rpirb auf S3,.
900, 900 aeIcbdst. @uupernear Subn'
ION bat einen stafruf I'M lnteritiiB'
ung unb Silie erlaiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Sm Staate SermOnt ianb am 9titt'
puA letter 8pde bic Staatspabl
Shtt, tpubei bic &epublifaner nit et'
tpa 80, 900 Stimmen Ntebrbeit iies.
ten. @eorse 8routp tuuroe als Sou,
uerneur eripdblt. @r erbielt AZ, 1881
Der bemptratii9e Candidate Surfe
1898, Der Suoepenbent Candidate
Sadus l ,252, Der 8robibittoniit Gam'
pbea 826 unb Der Gosialiit Dunbar
47s Stimmen. Die 2eeiSlatur 1T
lberipieeenb republitanlid) ba nur
elm bempfratii9er StantsienatOr er'
iudblt rpurbe. llnb trpb oieieS &es
iultats batten iid Die Semofraten
Soifnuneen eema9t, ben Staat gu
uerobern"l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Den Bnnfen miBtrauenbi perwan'
belte Der 5armer Tranf STARTS nDn
9trpaesbiIIe, Sb,p. ale feline 8aar.
mittel in Cob unO nerbarg ben
Diammpn lnter benz 5uBbpoen ieines
S6peinetalles. @dbrenb er nnb
feline Srau iid in glepefanb befans
ben, iteIIten iid Ginbreder Elm, mel.
DIE atres uaf ben uermutbeten Sdd'
Ben burhpablten unb audi @atraben
anb Bolitermbbel aufihnitten,
@9lieBlid itedten iie ben Stall an.
gladbarn retteten bas Saus, uni
ipater fanb @arts ieinen Sdub II
acknowledgment 3uitanbe pur!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18
Die wsetbobiiten gonfereus

- Die Wetbubiiten Gonfereus in
ainculn, geebr., bat bei4tohen, bas
Weetbubi1en.G College in Nount glea.
iant, Sotpa, nit benz tbeulusiiben
Geminar in @arrenton su peridmel'
gen. Gum Superintenoenten fir ben
aanias Gitp 9iitriit irurbe &ep. ..
gs. Smith unb fir ben @idita Diff.
rift Seo. Sobn 9emanD ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

benn eS 1T nun einntnl In groBen
@ansen ipabr ie mebr @ltern fir ei'
men eetuiiien junpen Mann iinb, Inn
10 tuenteer liebt i'm Die Sphter uno
umeetebrt: Inn 70 mebr bic @ltern
seeen einen iuneen Wtann tuettern
unb tuben, umiomebr tpirb bic Gpb.
ter ibn lieben, 9ud surtd au mel
nem 5bema; 9a niroe ih allen jun.
gen Iduuern, bic ntbt fuoieren
tppllen unb teine belpnbere Torliebe
fir ireeno einen Beirut i'm Seraen
beeen, 9enen tplrbe tcb beut alien
Grnites slrufeu: r8erbet 5armer'
unb t6 min Gu6 Die @ripbe bafir
nn9eben:
@rfens: Der 5armer 1T ber einSiae
Menib in ben aansen Sereinigten
Staten BON 9rditoenten Bis 5um
5dubpuser, ber BON teinem Meuirben
ben Sut ab5unebmen. uno, tpte mir
9lle tuiiien, er tbut es audi ntebt, bas
beiBt, tuenn er fIeiBte LIT uno tein Bee
IpnbereS llneliid bat, bann 1T er
luirtlid) elm 70 unabbdneieer Wann,
lpie man es in bieiem grbenfeben
iiberbnupt tuerben fann.
8peitens; 8u tannit, fir 9eipbbn'
| lib. aui feinem anberen @ebiet 10
| i6nell unb babel 10 ebrlid eine ange
nebme ithere Seimatb uno tuirflibes,
ansenebme8 5amilieneliif unb Bobt'
babenbei( biz anidlaffen, bas beiBt,
tueun 9u uur bic 6ffentlihe Sdule
burAsemaht bait.
9rittens: llnb baIt 9u audi llns
fdue, 10 bait gu bu9 elm 9ad iiber
8eiuen unb Der 9einisen aopf uni
tein SberiI iebt Define Ntbbel anf bic
Gtrabe neil 9u fiir l ooer 2 Wtonatt
bic &ente nicbt beaablen fannit.
@iertens: in einem StabtgeidaIt
baIt gu cine slrmee uou gruben uni
tleine 8uBen iiber, Dir ais 5armel
baIt 9u nur Ginen, bas lit ber Serr.
Siinftens; Define beiten @isen
I9aften belfen Sir gaibts, tren al
Ginem 8las aus5ubalten, biit 9u eir
llnionmann, bann serIt6rt ber Strei
9einen idb6niten 8lan, biIt 0u Seine
bann fablit 9u tpie Elm Sieb In be
gtaht uub biit Defines 2ebenS mid
fiher.
] Se4fens: Die Sarmarbeit mir
immer lei6ter uub reinliher.
i Siebentens: 9a8 Garmerlebet
tpirb INNER semitbfider, benn BIZ
sbequemltdteiten tommen beu
5u Gage mdhtie in8 2anb.
Sd las tiir5lid3 iparum bic Sube
beut 70 piel BON Der 5arm nah be
gtabt ellen; 8as ba seiast iuurt
neinte 10 piel, ais, Benn bie Otter
ben Gobnen aui benz 2anb erloube
lparben, 10 lieberlib au leben, nj
In Der Stabt, bann ipiirben bic S6bn
germ auf ber Garm bleiben; 9a
ataub idb aud, aber--Ral! ons pa
aud tpieber einntal 10 Elm &ntb !
Der tam BON ietneta Garmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18
1Ieuiefeiten aus 1l1iiiouri.

- Die MtiIiuuri 8ipiFpn Der Gr.
Gouf6oerirten iuerbeu ibre IL. 5abr'
eS Reuntpn am l, unb 2. Ottuber in
glepaba nbbnlten.
- Sn ct. 2puis 1T Die 8itttue Oes
einitieen Wtifiuurier Staatsmaaues
unb 8lreertriegs.8eteran arant
g. 8lair int alter BON 80 Sabrer ee.
Itprben.
- Rabe Spruce, Butler County,
itnrb an Spnntas bic 1o5 Sabre alte
6rnu Glen Guslep, tpelAe nod bis
uur turSem ibre Sausurbetten Bee
Iorete.
- 8ier Meilen nDrblih BON
Springfield fel Der 16 Sabre alte
Sad Muie in Der Braieroen'Gabrit
ieines 8aterS in einen nit beiBem
@afer eeTilIten 8uttib unb tulrbe
gu Sobe bebriibt.
- @eil feline Gpuiine Marg Slider
nihts bon ieiuen 2iebe8beiuerbuneen
tuiiien iuuIIte, eriduB Subn Slider
bieielbe AM Spnntaa BET Slid Grap
Bridge, 5iubtf Meilen bon SefferiDn
City iuurauf er iid ielbit erihoB,
- Sn Bateruille, Osart County,
fiet am Mitrpob letter Mube auf benz
5atrplab ber 2uftihiffer Gbarles OIL,
Der SDnes aus elmer Sbbe bon etrua
500 SUB, ba iein 8ollun in Sranb ee'
rathen mar. Seine 5rau un6 &in6
iaben benz lntall srl. Sones Itarb
na6 elmer Stun0e an ben 8erleBs
un9en.
-8et Mapsutae, 0e&alb, iuuroen
bic spei fiiniidbrigen anaben Sennett
SpbnIun unb Sbpmas Butler beim
Spielen auf benz @iieubabneeteile
iber Sptelen nui benz Giienbabns
eeteiie BON einem In 8emeeune se.
ratbeuen i5raAtiuasen iiberfabreu
unb set6bet tudbreno bic Batter ber-
ielben 5uiaben
- @enn Die uon Rapor Grittenoen
unb benz 9rdiibeuten bes Oberb luieS
81, 8. @reeorp, uoreeihlaseue Grs
meiteruns oes 8eihbifbes Der Stabt
ansenomnen tuirb, 70 tpirb Der Slds
denralim BON &aniaS gitp UNI 80
| Guabratmeilen oererbBert, alio int
@anaen se9eu so Gunoratmeileu be.
trassn.
- Sm r9on.Sectarian Spme" In
ct. 2ouis beeine bic 65 Sabre alte
5rau abrabam @ainturiebt eine ee'
borerne Shmetserin, Selbmorb bur1
gersiften nit Garbplidure, neil iie
ibren Jreunbinnen, tpeltbe fir tbrea
llnterbatt in Der anfalt besablten.
nidt ldnser 5ur 9ait fallen puIlte.
---s.--s--A-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

Die ,8piebu6A Snbianerlanbere'
ten in Sao 2atuta, unter bent gta'
men gGripp County 2anbsA allge'
mein betannt, iinb burb eine Hrotla'
nation bes Srdiibenten Der 8ereinig'
ten Gtnaten fiir Seimitatteniuaer 9e'
6Ifnet tuorben. Rihter Sames Us.
Bitten Der pberite 8eamte Der u8e'
neral 2anb Office" lit nit Der 8eaufs
iihtigune Der &egiitrirung nno Ser'
loiung, Die am 10. Sttober itattfinoen
Iuq, beauitrast ruprben Seute, Die
Seimitdtten ertperben tupllen. mullen
ii1 in Der Belt upm 5. bts IL. Ottp'
ber In Chamberlain, Dallas, @re'
eorp ooer 8reibo, Sab 9afota, poer
in O'2eill Dber Salentine ytebraSta,
,imelben, I'M ben &esiitratiDnSeio 81
Zleiiten. sllIe 8eperbuneen um &eet.
FRdruns naiien biz Samsta9, ben Il
Sttuber, Nahnittaes llbr, In Der
S)dnben pun &i9ter Bittin iein. Die
&DIebub 9dnbereien umfaiien 1885,
0Oc Ader. Sin She'll lit ben Snota'
nern sugepieien lporoeu. sic lieaen'
neben ben i'm Sabre 1904 erbffneter
9dnbereien in Gregory County. Ga'
MATS betrus bic 3abf berienisen, oi'
iiG reeiftriren lieBen, 100000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-18

~ atbOnnirt AL bas 1ermanne {
8ottsbIatt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-05

Mrs. Belle VanWie has been con
fined to her bed for week with the
grippe.
Arthur Bloss has blood poison in his
right hand.
Alex Bailey is confined to the house.
Miss Jennie Loescher is visiting her
brother Charles Loescher Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Richards are re
joicing over the arrival Of son.
Willie Petersen left on Thursday for
Withee to attend the funeral Of his
wife's father.
Mrs. Harriet Powell is confined to
her bed with la grippe
Mr.. Norris of Withee, Wis, died
Thursday morning. He leaves wife,
daughter and son, who live on the
homestead
Mrs Frank Smithm is very sick and
on Tuesday there were little hopes of
her recovery.
Considerable damage was done Hal
lowe'en night and probably the edo
ers" will suffer consequences.
]. 0. G. T. meet Saturday Nov. Z.
Members are requested to be present.
Election Of officers and important bust
ness to be transacted. Melting at
0 clock p. m.
! The Salem Mound Cemetery Helpers
will hold regular meeting at Column
bia hall at Silver Lake on Wednesday
Nov. II, 1908. Dinner will be served
at noon. Everybody invited to at
tend Price of dinner 25c. Mary
Acker, Secy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-05
PLEASANT PRAIRIE

J. j. Kerwin of Silver Lake, visited
our schools last week Thursday.
Nellie Barter Winslow is home for a
months visit with her parents and
friends.
Miss Mae Richards visited Miss
Alice Bailey of Kenosha the first Of
the week
Ed Barter was Chicago visitor
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Yates and daughter were in
Chicago Saturday.
Miss Louisa Castle and Mrs. Oscar
Taylor were Kenosha visitors during
the week.
Miss Pearl Sanborn Of Salem is
spending the week with Mrs. F. D. Bar
ter.
Clark Hunt visited in Chicago Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs Yates and daughter visited her
mother Mrs. Geo. at Barton, Sunday
Ed Nelson spent Sunday in Chicago.
The Shof1eberger and Kesner fami-
lies are packing their goods this week
preparatory to moving back to West
Virginia. They have lived here the
past two years and have been en-
ployed at the powder mill.
Miss Jessie Manley is making a two
weeks visit with friends in Chicago.
Victor Maloney of Kenosha, visited
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
King the last Of the week.
Miss Florence Mathews spent Thurs,
day evening at Silver Lake.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-05
SOMERS

On Friday evening, this week, a
social will be held at the home Of MI.
AM Mrs. Albert Bishop for the bene-
fit of the Methodist church. All are
cordially invited.
Little Russell Gascoigne, who has
been so critically i'll with typhoid
fever for some time, is no better at
this writing.
The NJ w of A. viii give their
second dance at their hall Friday even
ing, Nov. 49,
Miss Hattie Donsing visited with
friends at Berryville the latter part
Of the week.
Mrs Leet visited with her daughter
Mrs. Henning in Racine during the
past week.
Hiram Bamows has sold his farm
to Chris. Jensen, consideration 1921
per acre. Mr.. Barrows expects to move
his family to Wood county in this state
He holds an auction sale Nov. 8.
Mrs. Grimshaw spent Monday in Ra-
cine.
Mrs. B. f. Yule entertained friends
from Chicago during the past week.
Adelbert Briggs and sister Miss Bes-
sic Briggs Of Milwaukee, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman J. Strong over
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/ OUR
Z COUNTRY *
( CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTH BRISTOL
aSsEZs & : ~ : : = : 3 : aKz

Mrs nj. Archer and son VIM. spent
Saturday afternoon in Chicago
Miss Maude Smith spent Sunday at
home.
On Wednesday the men of South
Bristol met and worked at the GENE
terry, erecting g. new fence around
their newly purchased property. The
ladies served dinner at the church.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Tourtellotte. A
large number were present. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Waldo, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Shuart and Mrs. Ward at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Day Shuart at Brandon, Wis.
Alex Graham and son Elliott made a
flying trip to Kenosha Saturday.
Leo Ryan spent, Saturday in Keno
shar
There will be an entertainment at
Wesley church Tuesday, Dec. 10. The
Fairy Wedding being repeated and
good program will be rendered.
Supper 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tourtelotte en-
tertained party Of friends on Satur-
day evening. Those present report an
enjoyable time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Millager and
son Earl spent Friday in Kenosha.
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Chas. n. Young was in Milwaukee
Monday evening.
4, G, Koch of Milwaukee, spent Mon
day Afternoon in Kenosha.
Miss Amy Fonk of the town Of
Paris, visited Kenosha friends Mon
day
John Wons and Miss Bertha Olkives
both of Kenosha, have been licensed
to wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rockwell have
gone to Boston, Mass, to make their
future home.
Edward L. Richmond of Washington,
D. G., is visiting his daughter Mrs.
Chas. Frantz, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Becker are here
from Washington for a short visit
with friends and relatives.
William Newman and Miss Nora
johnson, both of Bassetts Station, have
oOou10d q IdII1dS0 license.
Mrs. Fred Reinold returned home l'ri.
day evening after a three weeks visit
with her mother in Louisville, XIV.
The street railway company has just
put street PAYERS to work and the work
is being rushed as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Miller of Mil
waukee, is spending a few days with
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
A license has been issued for the
marriage Of Andrew C. Christensen OF
Pleasant Prairie and johanna E. Jacob
son of Kenosha.
Bert Frantz will entertain the mem
bers of the Kenosha Whist Club al
his home on Friday evening. This will
be the first real meeting of the club
during the present year.
The students of the College of Com
merce gave a. very pleasant dancing
party at Guild Hall Thursday even
ing. A large crowd was in attendance
and all report an enjoyable time.
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BRISTOL

Wells Curtis was a Kenosha visitor
on Monday.
John Evans and family Of Salem,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Shotiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton of
Somers spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice
Butrick.
Miss Edith Snyder returned home
last Tuesday night from Ration, n NJ,
where she has been spending the past
year Eith ner sister Mrs. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burroughs of
Wilmot, called 1T the home of G. 2.
Willet Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Lynch and daughter and Mrs.
Ray Shields Of Kenosha, are visiting
at the home of J. E. Dixon.
DR.. Oral Curliss died very suddenly
of tuberculosis last Tuesday morning
at the home of Cyrus Curtiss and was
taken on Wednesday to Mass, for
burial.
Mr. and Mrs George Willet spent
Sunday in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Moore and daugh-
tiers of Carey, ILL.,, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Turner.
Miss Dora Carver visited at the home
of D. L. Burgess last week.
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DIR. oRREL CURTIS DEAD
W ell known Physician Died at the
Home of Cyrus Curtis in Bristol

DR.. Orrel Curtis, formerly practising
physician at New Munster, died at the
home of his relative Cyrus Curtis in
Bristol DR.. Curtis was from western
Massachusetts. He was graduated
from the Albany Medical college and
practiced his profession for short
time at New Munster About a year
ago he detected the warnings Of tuber-
culosis and returned to his home in
the east in the hope of improving his
health. In August he returned to Wis
consin and went to live with Bristol
relatives where he died Mr.. Curtis
was q years Of age and death cut
short promising career. He leaves
a father, mother, sister and brother.
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SALEM

lIughe MINIS has received the
lumber for his new barn.
Work has begun lowering the grade
Of the road that fronts the Salem Cen
ter school on the south. The dirt will
be used in filing the school yard.
Mrs ed. Keigher is visiting hel
mother Mrs Belle VanNle.
The primary room session was delay
ed on Thursday morning by the stove
pipe falling. Fortunately the fire was
only kindled with wood.
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A large crowd attended the Hal
lowe 'en party given at the K. G. Hall
Friday evening. A pleasant time is
reported.
Miss Minnie Mayer left for Wausau
Wednesday to begin studying for
trained nurse at st. Mary's Hospital
in that city.
Mrs. Peter Fisher, Jr., and son, re-
turned home today after an extended
visit with Mrs. Fishers parents in
Fremont, Neb.
Born, Oct. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Murdick of Chicago, baby girl.
Mrs. Murdick is a daughter Of Phillip
Horning of this city.
A big bunch Of Kenosha hunters are
planning to go to Northern Wisconsin
the second week Of November for the
deer hunting season.
Ray D. Huff, son of I. w. Huff and
Miss Esther O. Garrett, daughter of
Mr.. and MIS- William E. Garrett, have
been licensed to marry.
Elmer Savage has bought out the
grocery store of the G. L. Limper Com
pany at the corner of Park and Third
streets and is now in possession.
Officials Of the Kenosha Electric
Railway Company have been assured
that the Frost properties in Kenosha
will not be affected by the financial
tangle in Chicago.
The members of the Kenosha Aerie
Of Eagles. entertained their lady
friends at y social at Germania Hall,
Wednesday evening. A pleasant time
is reported by those present.