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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29
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Special to The Times -Dspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May as
Ashland defeated Fredericksburg here
to-day BY score of 10 to /.
The features Of the game were the
pitching of Trevillian for Ashland. who
allowed only one hit, that being a
home run by Barr, and the all-round
playing of the whole Ashland team,
which played an errorless game.
Batteries: misunderstanding
and Shshon and Barr; Ashland-Trc
william and Randolph.
Score r. H. Il.
Fredericksburg ............... 1 3
Ashland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 0
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Hard Fought Came.

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
CHATHAM. VA, May 2S.-The game
OF baseball between the team from
Lynch's and the Warren Training
School team on the local diamond Tues
day afternoon was one of the hardest
fought games OF the season, and most
largely attended, the home team losing
to the visitors by score Of 10 to s.
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Smithncld Wins.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
SMlTHF1ELD, VA. May, 2S.-The
SDithtield Athletic Baseball Team de-
feated the Newport News FOUNDERS
here this afternoon in very hard
fought game by the score of Z to 3.
Batteries: For Smithheld, Chapman
and Reed; for Newport News, Roger,
Hartse and Bastford.
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Fishcr n SECOND Cn,cy,

Sparks made Fisher do the Casey
With the bases full. something that
che fast short-stop has never done be-
fore since becoming Tobacconist.
TWice three men were left on bases
without u single run being scored on
sparkle. "--DanvIlle Bee.
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Jusgler I'll to 81 first, Master Robert
q to 1o), place. second, Berkeley q
to 2, show third. Time, 1:46.
Sixth race-thre year-olds and up,
selling. six furlonss. straight-Frisette
6 to % first, Tom McGrath Il to Q,
place. second, Bonny Allan (even
show) third. Time. 1905.
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Titman Stolen bases--Herron Double
piays-Ison to Kanzler; Kanzler Gum
assisted) Base on halls--of Howard.
4: off Kline. 6. Hit by pitched bali
Hebron. Bowen Struck out--by How
ard. 2. Passed ball-Westlake. Time 70
game-1.45. Ump!re-Mace. Attend
n .sa,ssa FOR we.,lake.
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y - - st..... -. " " y U 80
ted for Carter in ninth inning.
lary: Earned runs--Portsmout
pix, 9. Two-base hits--Jackson
khree- base hit--Smith. Left on
Ns.prtsmo uth. &. Norfolk, ),
Russell, Haas, Ruiz
SSErifice hits-Bonner. Ruth
u. O'Neal, Double play--Lar-
ISisted). Strike outs-Carter.
i Bases on balls-Carter. i:
Ime--l:3o. Attendance-2,0oo.
Yron.
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Danyille ....,...0 0 o OIL 90 00-1 6 4
Summary: Two base hits-Powell,
Loos. Sacrifice hits-shaffer, McAIa-
hon Struck ont-by Stoehr, 8: by
Loos. 9. Bases on hals-off Loos, ..
Loft Oh bases--Roanoke, s: Danville, s..
umpire. Henninger. Time, 1877. At
tendance, 500 6
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cote. Pruitt and carrigan. Time, e:o5.
Umpire. Connolly
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
st, Louis, 2; Chicago. s.
Pittsburg. / Boston, 8.
Stumbling Of the clubs.
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
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Double Header and .ettips.

Sporting Editor. Times Dispatch:
Sir--Please obllge me by publishing
In your paper the answer to this ques-
ton: A bets B that richmond would
lose Tuesdays game, not knowing
would DO the winner? Also which game
was the regular scheduled game. the
2;30 or the 1880 game?
According to officials of the league
the bet should be called off, as ono
game is considered as much Of a sche-a
duled game as the other. The Vir-
ginia State League has no rule fix
Ing either the first or the second game
which a double header is played.
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In part execution of deed of trust,
dated October L.. 1895, and recorded in
Henrico County Court, in D. B. $50 B.
beneficiary, there having been default
In the payment of the debt secured.
sell by public auction. on the premises.
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BY the Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
at Auction.

TO-DAY (FRIDAY), MAY 2eTH.
commencing at 1920 o'clock. Also
handsome Parlor Suits, Odd Dressers.
Mating. Sidoboards. Sewing Machines,
ROCKERS, Pictures. Mirrors, Foldina
Beds, Book Cases and Secretary, Drug.
gets, Iron Beds, Mattresses. Brass
Beds, Lace Curtains and other furni-
ture, etc. at our auctions salesrooms
NO 6lS East Broad Street.
Ladies invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. S.
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BROWNS SECURE
THREE TRAIG H 7
Rubc Waddell Rejons the St.
Louis Team-Athletics
swamped.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
nc.,,Itr Yestcr,lny,

!. RESULTS Yesterday.
Wa shington, s: Cleveland, 2.
Philadelphia. 2, Detroit, 10.
Boston. 4; Chicago. 2.
New York, 8; st. Louis. g..
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MONDAY, JUNE /. 1908,
at o'clock P. NJ. in front of the resi-
dence of w. H. Brauer, Esq, about az
BUILDING LOTS. situated on both
sides OF Rogers Street, and on the east
and west sides of Nineteenth and
Twentieth Streets.
These lots lie beautifully, are not far
distant from the Locomotive Works
and the Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
and are within two squares of the
Paramount car line
AS a place for nice homes. or for.
houses for rental purposes. there is
nothing better on the market; and we
extend a most cordial invitation to,
home-seekers and spectators to at
tend this Offering: feeling assured that
bargains can be had.
Plats of the property may be had
on application to the auctioneers, and
1t is expected that every lot offered
will be sold to the highest bidder.
TERMS: One-third cash and the ball
ance at six. twelve and eighteen
months for notes. with interest added.
and secured by a deed of trust. or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
n, w. BOWIE. Trustee.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Richmond s.; Lynchburg, o.
Roanoke, "a; Danvllle, l..
.Norfolk, 8; Portsmouth, 2.
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THREE DAYS!
Whit-Monday Excursion.
TO
WASHINGTON,

Via r., f. < p. r.. r. MONDAY, JUNE 8
1905. Train leaves Broad ana Hancock
Ing leaves Union Station. Washington. WedN
nesduS. June 10th, ut d Y, M,tsharp, Round.
trip fare; Richmond to Washington. Sa.l5t
10 washington, sa,a5. Alilt9rd TO washing
ton, Sl.75. Special coaches No eolored PEG.
pe. Plenty Of cars and no cro@dtrs. Wa
lion, inquise OF j., II. Lewis drug store. Ma
a East Broad Street. and az the train, Tras
stops at. all regular stations. u. NJ THOMPs
SON 4 CO., the Old Reliable Excursion
MANAGERS, ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-19
Notes From Married..

Miss Ella Kuiser, who has been visit
ing in our burg for several weeks, has
returned to her home at Stark.
Mrs A. Natzke is slowly recovering
from serious attack of illness.
Mr.. Carl Steinbraker of Manitowoc
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs Jos. Kellner and daughter Anna
spent few days of last week at Mani.
towoc.
DR.. Karnopp of Mishicot was seen in
orr burg one day this week.
Mrs Reedy and son Peter spent st,
Patrick Day ut Green Bay.
A large number of farmers from here
attended the cattle fair at Cooperstown
Monday
Mrs. Jacob Wotruba is recovering
from severe attack of rhuematsm
Mrs. Wagner, who has spent severa
months with her daughter, Mrs. Kron.
forst has returned to her home in Mani
towoc.
A. j. Kvitek called on Cooperstown
friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer have returned
home from Fond du Lac, where they
spent q few weeks with friends.
Mr.. Tim Keehan spent a few days in
Manitowoc last week.
Mr.. Joe Wotruba who has been il
with the grip is improving.
Miss O'Dea is spending her vacation
at her home in Reedsville. School will
soon reopen.
Miss Rose kriwanek OF New Den
mark returned Monday from visi
with relatives at Milwaukee.
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The entertainment at the Rapids
school was success. The room and
hall were crowded.
Four schools of the town will hold
the annual spelling and adding contest
at the Rapids School house early in
May.
Miss Julia Kubdtzke was visiting old
time friends here last week
Some members of the Hunting and
Fishing Association, who were appoint
ed deputed game wardens, erected posts
on each side of the river 100 feet below
the dam, to warn people not to fish
within this limit, which is forbidden in
the game and fish law. The posts are
of fashy red and can easily be seen.
The water was very high in the river
in this vicinity and extending over the
low flats often covering them with ice
and dirt. The worst sufferers from this
being Chas. Rathsack, Chas. Brick, Jno.
Fisher, Ed. Braunel and A. klingholz,
Mrs. E. C. Brick from the city visited
ut the home of Herman Strodthotf
Mr. Fred Herbst visited his family over
Sunday and returned to Milwaukee on
Monday morning.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From TauS.

Snpt Larson, and Prof Cheever OF
Milwaukee Normal School, were visiting
schools in the vicinity last Friday and
in the evening they gave talks at our
school house.
The basket ball game at Zahorik 5 was
we'll attended last Sunday afternoon.
The game was close one. The Cato
team was defeated by the local team by
a score of 10 to II.
A large crowd attended the auction of
Frank PETER last Thursday. Every
thing was sold at P. M.
James Stefl, Chas. Yahonek, JOS Ko'
pedlansky and Anton Decker returned
from the pinery last Saturday.
John Zahorik, Geo. Oswald and Frank
Hahorik are busy hauling lumber for
their new buildings.
Thos, Meehan purchased fine horse
of JOS. Novy.
Lewis Boehm sold horse to the Shrei-
hardt Co. Of Manitowoc.
The Taus team will play game with
the Cato's at Cato Sunday afternoon.
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Notes From GreenStreet.

Edward Zaruba of the Manitowoc n
S. H spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wencle Zeman, Jr., and
family of Chicago are here and intend to
make this place their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seger have moved
into the house recently occupied by
Mr.. Jos. Shuher, Sr. Mr.. Sleger is ready
to commence work on his cheese factory.
Miss Kate Kalcik of Manitowoc spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her sis
ter, Mrs Wencle Doubek.
William Gauger is busy building a
new barn.
John Tuna and JOS Shuber have re-
ceived their cream separators from Chi
cago.
Paulina Kotik spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Kellnersville.
Miss Lillian Krajcarek entertained
several of her friends Sunday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent enjoy,
ing music, singing, and playing games.
John Tuna purchased a fine colt from
MIR. Yankey of Manitowoc.
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Notes from WhitelaW.

George Whitman, Mgr. of the Man.
& Western Telephone Co., attended n
telephone meeting at Appleton Friday.
Mr.. JOS. Heinzen Of Phlox, Wis, is
spending few days with friends here
The annual meeting of the Manitowoc
q Western Telephone Co. WAS held at
Cato March Is. Owing to the efficient
service rendered, the old officers were re-
elected. The officers are; Geo. Witt
mann, Mgr; Thos. Meany President;
VIM. Link, Vice President; W. n. Xii.
len, Treas. Frank Meisnest, Sec
Miss Mayme SIZZLING of Reedsville
visited friends here over Sunday.
The Misses Rose and Frances Wellner
left for Milwaukee, where they intend
to seek employment.
DR.. Rank of Manitowoc was seen here
Monday.
Anton Schambureck wood saving
crew is busy saving wood for Mr..
Whitman.
Anton G.. Paul made a business trip
to Reedsville Monday.
Frank Kolbeck sold six cream separa-
tors last week.
Fred Pruess the local blacksmith, who
has been laid up for over month with
the grippe il rapidly improving.
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Notes From VaIderS.

The Valders Lime and Stone Com
pany began burning lime last Monday.
Miss Rosa Weerts returned from
Neosho, Wisconsin, last Saturday, where
she had been teaching a parochial
school for.the past five months.
tuberculosis in cattle has made its
appearance in this vicinity, one of
Anton Berge's animals being affected.
1t is feared that other herds IN the
neighborhood are also diseased.
Tom Alfstad sold his house and barn
to Mr.. Boackhaus of st. Nazianz. Con
sideraton 50, 900.
Mr.. John Torrison and family spent
Sunday with Mr. Torrison's brother
George, at Quarry.
Mr.. j. Ledvina of Quarry called here
last Thursday evening.
The committee appointed to name
the streets has decided that the follow
ing names will be appropriate: "Calu-
met Avenue" Main St." Missouri
Avenue Commercial St." Grand
Avenue" and High ST" The next
step will be to number the houses.
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Notes From KingSbridge.

Mrs. Frank Seidl and daughter of
Francis Creek are here visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kronforst.
Miss Lille Baugniet is seriously i'll.
Mr.. VIM. Kronforst spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Wencel Jindra visited at LARA.
bee last Monday.
MIR. Anton Kettner was busy cutting
feed and saving wood in this vicinity.
Miss Rose Krejcarek, who spent a few
weeks visiting friends here, has return
ed to her home at Branch.
Mr.. John Stable has gone to Green
Bay, where he will undergo an opera
ton.
Miss Clara Frise returned home last
week after spending week at Sheboy.
gan visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. Louis Kronforst has purchased a
a new cream separator from Ed. Sham.
beau.
A baby boy has come to brighten the
home of Charles Kornely. No wonder
Charles wears such broad smile.
The game of basket ball which was
played here last Saturday by the Kings.
bridge and Branch teams was we'll at
tended. A good game was played
The game was won by Branch. An
other game will be played at Branch
next Saturday night A large crowd
from here should attend.
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

Miss Mabel Kenney and Miss Leon
Ezekiel left for their respective homes on
Friday.
Our public school has vacation the
present week.
Mrs. Mic. Scheuer entertained her
many friends in honor of her birthday
on Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Stark entertained the
Helping Hand Club on Saturday.
Our basket ball boys went to Two
Rivers on Friday to play game with
the Two Rivers High School Boys and
were defeated.
The cinch party given on Saturday by
the Royal Neighbors was we'll attended
and every one had good time. We
failed to ascertain who received the
prize and BOBBY prize
The Stueck family have removed their
belongings to the home recently vacated
by Rev. Water and family.
The Misses Blanche Chloupek and
Amanda Weinfurther spent Saturday
and Sunday ut their respective homes.
The sewing circle met at the Brod
korp home on Sunday.
Mrs. Eckhardt returned from Chicago
on Wednesday, and brought with her a
two year old baby boy, whom they have
adopted. The child was taken from the
orphan home at Chicago.
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Notes From Larrabee.

Miss Carrie Werner has returned
FROM Green Bay, where she had been
visiting with her parents
Mr.. John Strouf has returned from
Appleton, where he attended tele-
phone convention, held at that place.
Mr.. Frank Roulier and family from
Mishicot visited with A. Lefky Mon
day.
Chicken thieves are at work in this
neighborhood. One farmer had the
misfortune of loosing over 40 chickens.
A baby boy has come to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Harpt, and
papa wears big smile
Our burg was we'll represented at the
Cooperstown fair Monday.
Mrs. Wencel Jindra from Kingsbridge
visited here with relatives Monday.
Mrs. Joe Gueber is visiting at Mani.
toWoc.
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Notes From Liberty.
lr. j. G. Grove of Milwaukee was

Mr.. j. G. Grove of Milwaukee was
visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. Otto Leider has returned from
Birnamwood, where he spent few
months.
Mr.. John Rienhart was called to Cen
terville last week on account of the
death of of his brother Adam.
Mr.. Jos. Dunbar and his sister Miss
Maggie of Silver Lake and Mr.. Michael
McDermott of Lu Verne, Mimi, were
visiting friends here last week.
A telephone meeting was held at Jos,
Mallmann's last Saturday evening. 1t
was decided to extend the line from
Richard LuebBe's west to st. Nazianz
and south on the quarter line road to
VIM. Groves and Aug. Lenz's.
An entertainment will be given in
school Dist No 4, March "a. A good
program has been prepared.
Miss Lucy Leschke has gone to Mani
towoc, where she is employed in the
cloak department of Schuette Bros.
store.
Again we urge the voters of Liberty
to go to election this spring and vote
for John Barnes, candidate for associate
justice of the supreme court. Mr.. Barnes
is a native of this town. He is an able
lawyer, an honest man, one who would
make an ideal judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-19
MADE THE CONGREGATION GASP.
Northerner's Llberallty Astonished the
Colored Brethren.

A northern gentleman, visiting In
southern village, attended church at
negro meeting house. When it came
time for the collection to be taken,
two deacons seated themselves beside
table before the pulpit. with the
plate between them.
One by one the congregation rose,
and stepping forward, deposited cent
or nickel upon the plate before the
eyes of the watchful deacons. When
all the members had gone forward the
northern man took half-dollar from
his pocket, and leaning forward and
touching a negro on the shoulder,
handed it to him and motioned toward
the pulpit.
The colored brother rose with alac-
rity, but with eyes big with astonish-
ment, and holding the coin between
the tips Of his fingers and extending It
high in the air where all might see
it, he marched slowly and ostenta-
tiously forward.
He was about to deposit it on the
plate when one of the deacons mo-
tiohSu anu W hllll. hC Ci-
feet was instantaneous. The coin
bearer lowered the coin out OF the
public gaze and stepped back to the
donor.
Please, sah," he said, in low
voice, does you want some change
back-aLd how much?"
The visitor shook his head. Again :
up went the coin, borne by smiling
negro, and with clangor and an aud
ible buzz Of approval from the specta-
tors, it fell into the plate.
Watched by the deacons, the
preacher counted the funds The col.
lection this morning amounts to IS
cents" he announced I'VE will now
enter upon service of Thanksgiving"
Youths Companion.
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Notes From Maple Grove

On Tuesday, March 10, James Cavan-
augh brcathed his last, after an illness
of several months Deceased was 80
years old and was the last surviving
member of family of eight. His faith
er, Arthur Cavanaugh, died about .
months ago Although deceased had
several uncles, aunts and cousins living
here he bequeathed his entire estate, a
mounting to about $4,000 to churches
for the purpose Of having masses said
| for the repose of his soul and the souls of
the deceased members of the family.
The funeral was held Thursday from
ST Patrick's church, Rev. G. j. OCon-
nell officiating. His remains were in
tered in the family lot beside those of
the other members of the family.
Mrs. Lyman passed away at her home
in Chicago on Friday, March, ID. Her
maiden name was Miss Cora Foley,
daughter of Mrs. Phil. Foley, of this
place She was born here about 20
years ago, where she resided until about
one year ago, when she was united in
marriage to Mr.. Lyman of Chicago.
Deceased was a great favorite in this
vicinity having wide circle of ac-
quaintances, who will greatly regret her
departure from this world in the bloom
of youth. Besides her husband and in
FAINT child she is survived by her sorrow
ing mother, two sisters, Mrs. Clubbing
and Miss Jennie Foley of Chicago, and
one brother John of the same place.
Her remains were brought here from
Chicago Wednesday morning, accom-
panied by her relatives and number of
friends. An unusually large number of
friends of the deceased We're at Grimms
station when the train conveying her
remains arrived, and accompanied them
to the church, where Rev. G. j. O'Con-
nell performed the last sad rites.
Miss Winnie Roland, who underwent
an operation at Green Bay is home, feel
ing as jolly as usual.
Mr., Bartelme, the Wayside butcher,
sold his property to Matt Fischer and
will hold an auction on Saturday to dis
pose of his personal property
Miss Anna Mellan of Oshkosh visited
with the Regain family last week.
Mrs. John Noble of Green Bay visited
friends in Reedsville for few days
Miss Grace McCully of Manitowoc
called on Reedsvile friends Saturday
and Sunday.
An unusually good game of basket
ball was played Sunday night n Reeds
vile between Wayside and Ree6svlle
teams. The score was "A to 26 in favor
of the latter
T. II. Meany attended n meeting of
telephone companies at Appleton last
week. He is president of the Mantle
voc and Western Telephone Co
VIM. Goodhare, engineer for the cleo.
trio plant in Reedsvile, left for Mich
gan last week to attend the funeral of
relative.
VIM. Reinholdt of Schleswig called on
Reedsville friends Sunday.
=. Il. Guhins face now somewhat re-
sembles an autumn full moon. DR..
OFT Of Reedsville pronounced it stub.
born case Of mumps.
John Barnes, candidate for associate
justice of the supreme court, is well
known in Maple Grove, having taught
school here years ago. He was then
looked upon as one of the most promis
ing Young men of the county. Every
eIector in this town ought to go to the
election and vote for Mr.. Barnes.
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MIR. and Mrs. E. Oswald and Nj. y I
Mrs. G. Weinfurther attended the fl .
eral of Mrs. P Gagnon at Two Rivers
on Saturday.
Mr.. S. Roullier, Sr., is quite seriously
i'll at present.
Miss Lillian Chloupek spent Friday
and Saturday with friends at Manito-
woo.
Mrs. A. Terens left for Green Bay on
Saturday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Kahlenberg, who has been i'll for
several months.
Mrs. Chloupek returned on Friday af-
ter spending the past three weeks at
Chicago
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Notes From ManitOwOc Rapids

Mr.. F. A. Pierce took trip to Maine
on business.
Mrs Edward Braunel left for Chicago,
with her two daughters, to consult
specialist. One of the girls, five years
old, became blind through sickness some
time ago. but now there is a slight i'm
prevement and it is hoped that her sight
will be restored The other one is to
have her nose treated.