The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-12
Notes From Maple Grove.

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On Wednesday morning, Nov. 4th at
Maple Grove church Mr.. John Sullivan
of Wayside and Miss Lizzie Fox of this
place we're united in marriage. Rev.
q. j. O'Connen tied the nuptial Knot in
| the presence of relatives and few in
vited guests. The bride wore a white
gown and was attended by Miss Mamie
Linnane, while VIM. Sullivan, broth
er of the groom acted rs gvoomsman.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
turned to the home of the bride where
several invited guests were in waiting to
partake of the wedding feast. The bride
is an accomplished young society lady
with many friends here. For several
years she has been employed as music
teacher. The groom is young man
with high standing in this communi
ty and is one of the leading school teach
ers in Brown comfy Ia the evening
the young couple accompanied by a
large number of friends drove to Reeds
vile station where rice throwing was in
order. The young couple left on the
south hound train for an extended we'd
ding trip in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Their many friends wish them much
conjugal bliss. After returning they
will take up their residence at Wayside.
Mr. and Mrs. Billings of Amigo have
been spending a part of their honey
moon in this vicinity. The bride is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson
of Deer Brook, formerly residents Of
Cato. The bride, formerly Miss Annie
Nelson, visited here several times and
has many friends here, she being a
young lady Of pleasing disposition. She
was employed as teacher in the public
schools in Langlade Co. for several
years. The groom is prosperous bust
ness man of Amigo, where they will re-
side.
Everybody in this vicinity was feeling
jubilant the day after election on heal
ing that our local candidate for county
teasurer Robert Buboltz, had carried
off the honor of having received the
largest majority Of any candidate in the
county of either party for the past 20
years. On Wednesday evening afte,
election Rob's friends from the village
and surrounding towns assembled a,
Reedsville and decided to give Rob a
serenade Rob being man of unas-
Stunning qualities tried to prevail upon
his friends, without avail, to dispense
with the parade. At o'clock P. NJ. the
Reedsvlle band headed crowd of about
200 people on foot ana horseback and
in carriages, carrying torches, went to
Rob's residence and made him take a
seat in the carriage prepared by E. F.
Maertz, chairman of the Democratic
committee of Reedsville, who took
seat on the left, while DR.. w. j. Morri.
sey, one of The leading Republicans,
took seat TO the right of the county
treasurer elect The parade then headed
for the village and passed through all
the streets of the village winding up at
Rob's home at 1890 p. M. This indeed
was an honor to whom honor was due.
Mr.. Buboltz desires to thank the people
of this community for the almost unani-
nous vote given him, and also voters of
the county in general for the splendid
! support he received for which he will be
ever grateful.
Rural carrier Jas H. Meany left for
Ffeld, Wis, Wednesday morning.
F.F. Stelling is at Milwaukee on bus
mess this week.
Thos J. Fenlon has returned from an
extended business trip through Indiana
and Southern Michigan.
The c. O. F. of Maple Grove and a
number Of other people were at Askeaton
Tuesday to attend the ceremony of
defeating the new Catholic church.
Mrs. J. G.. Maertz sold her residence
in Reedsvile to VIM Kruger for
50 500, realizing a profit of $500 in a
little over year. Mrs. Maertz has pur.
chased the property of Fred Bergman
where she will reside. There seems to
be an increased demand for property in
Reedsville at much higher price than
formerly. This is undoubtedly due to
the improvements made in the village
the past two years in the way of install
ing an electric light plant, cement side
walks, etc.