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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
CORN EXPOSITION
AT COLUMBIA.
Corn Growers Advised Against Failure
to Compete Be,ause they have
Read al PhcnOmiml Yields.
To the Public

% the Public:
The South Atlantic Corn Exposition
to be held IN Columbia. Dec 5-S. 1910.
which is the first undertaking of its
Kind ever attempted in the South.
gives every promise of being a great
success.
The State Corn contest and the
Boys Corn clubs have developed and
are still developing the public inter
est in the matter of yields of corn.
Now, that so much has been accom-
plished in that direction. this Corn
Exposition is to be held with a view
OF setting the machinery in motion
to improve the quality of the corn
raised in this and our sister states.
to stimulate breeding work and make
corn bring more per bushel.
No one should fail to compete and
send exhibits to the exposition be-
cause he has read of one man or boy
making phenomenal yield. AMI be-
cause he fears to enter into compe-
tition with such. AT the exposition
all exhibits will be Judged as to quail
ity whether they are from lets of
corn from the large producing acres
of not. They will he scientifically
Judged and scored and Tho corn from
low yield field stands an equal
chance with any other
| would, therefore, urge all corn
growers, men or boys. who have what
they consider good corn. either pro-
life or single ear. white or yellow. to
apply at once to NJ, j. Miller. Super
intendent OF Entries. department of
Agriculture. Columbia. S c.. for pre-
mium lists, entry blanks and shipping
Instructions. and enter the compe-
tition. The prizes are numerous and
handsome, ana at the present stage
OF development of corn growing one
man stands as good a chance at these
prizes as another.
Entries should be made at once.
a. ID. Hudson.
Chairman OF Cimmission.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
Largest In The World.

Our readers have doubtless noticed
the advertising of the Cortright Metal
Roofing Co. 80 n. 23rd ST.. Philadel-
phia, Pa. which has been appearing
in the Advertiser for some months
past and we hope those who have had
reason 10 be interested in roofing ma
terialS have proated thereby. The
Cortright Company is by far the
largest maker of Metal Shingles in
the world, and their product is well
and favorably known over the entire
United States. They are always glad
TO give prompt attention to inquiries
and 10 either send samples and quote
prices to those likely to be in need of
roofing. or to refer them to nearby
local agent.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
\ Liberal OFFER.
We Guarantee 10 Cure Dyspepsia. Ii
We Fail the Medicine Cost Nothing,

10 unquestionably prove to the peo-
pie that indigestion and dyspepsia
can be permanently relieved and that
ReNall Dyspepsia Tablets will bring
about this result. we will furnish the
medicine absolutely free If it fails to
give satisfaction to any one using it.
The remarkable success of ReXall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high
degree of scientific skill used in devils
ing their formula as we'll as to the
care exercised in their manufacture,
whereby the we'll known properties
of Observation-Disclosures and Pepsin have
been combined with Carminatives and
other agents.
BiSmuthSubnitrate and Pepsin are
constantly employed and recognized
by the entire medical profession as
invaluable in the treatment of indi-
gestion and dyspepsia.
The PepSin used in ReNall Dvspop-
sia Tablets is prepared by Il process
which develops its greatest efficiency.
Pepsin supplies to the digestive ap-
paratus one of the most important
elements OF the digestive fluid. and
without it the digestion and assimila-
zion OF food are impossible
The carminatives possess properties
which aid III relieving The disturbances
and pain caused by undigeStcd food
This perfect combination of these
ingredients makes Il remedy invaluable
for the complete relief of INDIGESTION
and dyspepsia
We are so certain of this that we
urge YOU to try RcNall Dyspepsia Tab
lets on our own personal guarantee
Three sizes, - cents. % cents and
$l0O, Remember YOU can obtain Rex
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
LAND SALE

On Salesday in December next pur-
suant 10 order of the court i'm case
of Geo. w. Profit ct al W. Carl f..
Profit viii sell at Laurens, S. c.
during legal hours, at public outcrf,
to highest bidder. all that LOT of land
with dwelling house and out buildings
thereon, situate in the town OF Cross
Hill in the county of Laurens and
state OF South Carolina. containing
four and 32-l00 acres, more or less,
bounded on the northwest by the pub
lie road, on the northeast by lands of
j. w. Simmons. on the south and west
by lands of II. l.. McSwain. and on the
east by lands of j. w. Guthrie. Terms
cash. purchaser to pay for papers. If
purchaser does not comply with terms
of sale. land will be resold on same
day at cost of defaulting purchaser.
JOHN ID. OWINGS,
Sheriff l.. c., S. c..
Nov 18th, 1910. l6-3t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
st. Elmo.

One of the productions to be an
nounced for early presentation in this
city is a damatizaton of st. Elmo"
Augusta j. Evans famous story of
Southern life. 1t is the work of Neil
Twomey, dramatist of experience.
and will be seen at the opera house
tonight
Unusual care has been bestowed up
on the selection of competent cast.
and the scenic embellishments is eN-
ccedinsly fine. Special scenery has
been built to impart the proper at
mosphere to the minutest detail
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
Reasons why
you should
South Bend
Watch

All high watches have the
number of springs, and made o he same
Inc wheels precisely of
twenty four hours all other odern watches
me ohce wheels IN all accurate modern pusae
$4,000
feet timekeeper
The difference watches lies
care and skill exercised making finishing
compose the watch.
You can understand the Importance this realizing point
OF the balance wheel staff axle
diameter or about the human
of this staff
instrument VIII hardly tmeke
ties OF the watch Therefore the quality
upon the sk
ana material
imperfect Jewels only aofe
SOUTH watch
1t takes three times BEND as anv
watch of
son for the SOUTH BEND being the
Watches Of
that SOUTH BEND spent ,ron
adjustment to give perfect time, should the
VINO is to carry it, For this
OF watch inspectors, the
our regular jewelers. all of the
the SOUTH BEND so that will perfect satisfaction
We give this service purchaser BEND watch alb
soutey free We charge nothing in making the
SOUTH BEND the perfect time Keeper that { is
SOUTH BEND of
watch Inspectors Retail nearly city in America
If you want watch which absolutely rely and that will
keep perfect time under all conditions
Il SOUTH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
SrdRtrei6 uno bic 3oIts
frage.

4l6dnp, y. y. 20. Mdr5 -
prdiinent 5aft unteraeihnete Conn
tag bic 9rotIamation, our6 .pslte 6cs
itimmt tpirp, DAB 5eant-eih 81; Den
MinimnIidssn oes pagns Qi0rid,
5arifRisbes bersh.iJt IL. Sm
Staatsspurtsmeut Eoar man ii5sr c:lI
5!utlifen 2lrsg4H1 nsr &onttupsTis
10 erfreut, bAB Die Trotfdmc:,91,
ipelte ben 9fbihIub Der lanqFpierigeu
uHo 10 ihIpisrigen untsrbdnbIungsn
beseitnet, unper3iigli6 purd etneH
xforosrsu 8oten na6 Mbonp gsidnot
tpurbe, cdmit lie Der prGlibent iofort
uRter3tihns, sudbrsub i'm 9sgenttsilis
gen 5ale bic untsr3eihnung in Wdih.
iraton erit am Utittpob, nudj Der
Ridtebr hes grdiiDentsn, bate erfpls
gen tonnsn. SbInpn Der grGiiosnt
erit am Sonntag isine llntsrI6rift
unter pds Document febis, 10 III oass
islbe bod pom Samitag oatirt. Der
Spe3idlbots befinbet fih bereits auf
Der Riidreiie nit oem SdriftItiit uno
am Rontag pirb ss nit benz Sieael
nes Staatsoepdrtements perisben rpsrs
ben uno piisiea in araft treisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Salt oen 3eitpnnft fir eiueu erfols-
reiden StaatsitreidI fir nnmit.
teIbar bcporircbenb.
Sie irans0iiidDe greiic iiber oas anne
rifaniidD fraus0iiid,e Sarii'
nbfommen.
a0uia Better bon Ssr6ien itattet Sem
3nreu einen Seiud ab.
Gas anrbaus in Sab GINS Gin Raub
oer Slammeu gewprSem.
Die RooiepsIt's IN aeqpp.
Ten

Die R ooiepeIt's IN aeqnp.
ten.
SbeIIal, 4egpptsn, 20. Mdrs.
THEODORE RouieneIt ipirb an 10. 5uni
'onf BEN 0umpfer saaiierin 4uguite
0ictoria- nah 9lsp Yort dbidbrsn,
no sr am Jrsitas, II. SUM lanDtH
biirfts.
SsDe Meite nG6er Der Seinatb
ffeirf if1H nur nph ftdrter sur 5sis
niath 81 sie6en. gr CAB am Scnntog
fclgtnbs ErtIdruns ab: Sd pernebme
nit freubieer Rubruna, bab meins
2anosIeute mir 6ei msiner Riidfebr
nod Rem gort stusn gmpfang berst.
ten mohtsn. is pirb mir cine erobe
sSreube iein, ober Der Gmpfang muB
Elm pollig unparteitiher iein. 2tn
bemislbsR miifen Rspublitaner, 1ss
motrntsn, populiiten uno uuosrs Iid
in gleihsr WeiIe betbeiligen t0nneu,
tursum alle, tpelde baran tbeiInebmen
tpoLlsn, mas INNER audi ibre polittlhe
anifauuns lei uno oh lie aus ben
Often. W.iten, ROrben ober Siissn
feien."
Der 0ampfsr .Sbis" I1ngte bier
Inn 6 llbr WoreeHs, pon Wdbi 5elfa
iommenb, an, tpeld1 lebtsrsn Srt er
ON Samiidg Dor 2agesanbrud perIais
fen bate. 9eaen Z llbr Wnrgeus traf
man in a6u Simbsl ein. Sol. aoois,
Delt. besIeitet pon ben Wlitslisoern lei.
ner 5nmiIie, beIuats ben arObsn
gernpeI. ben fhonfteu in gang asgnps
ten, Der BON bier RisisnTtatusu Rnmes
ie's III. sefhmiidt lit. Die uunbsr,
polsn ShniBarbsitsn unb bic icniti.
Gen aunitiaheR bes prdhtis erbultes
nsn 1smpels riefsn itaunenbe 9spunt
beruHg berpor.
Cine Stunoe ipdter tpuroe bisRsii,
ndb bsm Rorben burd cine herrIi6:
Jlubi3eneris ipieber aufgenomnlsn.
soerr unb 1rau Rooiepslt. tpsIhe aui
benz gerbtd bsg 9dmpfers in beaus.
men Stiiblen IabeH, senohen noa uni
aans ben bsrrli6en Morsen. 2lls :iu
goitedmpIsr poriiberfubr. beantpor'
tst Der Gr glrGiiosnt bic 5ohruFe be,
pdiaqiere burcb Shlpenisn ieinea
Sutss. 9aIb barouf puTirte man ge
ssniiber GebeleH oas pittorsste gdba
bibu Oebelsn. bds .3psist5irge". u
III eiu Toppslftlfen, auf bersn einen
iih nas Grab ees Sdeiib Mulub be-
iinoet. 8cib nah Der 2lRtunft il
ShslIal beaaben iid) bic Ro0iepelfE
nit sinsr ssaht naa her beriibmtsr
gempelitabt ghilde. Der GIislte5em
pei dnf Der SnTei ipuroe i'm Sabre 35(
al ebrsn bsr Sis ssbaui. Die mel
fen 5smpsi uHb Grabitdtien iinb nod
prGatig srbalitn. obsr fat gang ron
gDdiier bebedt.
9on gbilas fnhr bic Saht mad
benz Damn Bel Sffuan, mo bic @efen'
ifdft lanbete. Ter grobartiee Bnu
bic Mnusrn. S9lsufsn unb 5bore bss
Dammes ipuroen unter Jiibring Del
Sngenisure in augeniGfin ssHom'
men.
Gine 3fptiis Saht untsrbalb bel
nsusn Gammes brahte bic Reiitstien
fhnFt burh bic Winbunsen bes aa
nails, no piel SniereHantss su bttpunl
bern mar, uHb bur6 bic Gflsuie gun
Aotardti 9otel, 100 Amerisnner uni
anbert 4eFuher ben CT prGfctntsr
.tesrGbtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

8etret Der 1eiligen Sbuobe, bas in Of
len Rirhen perleien ipuroe, i6res Inlz
tes fir perluitia ertldrt unb perflnht.
9dter 5obqnn mar Der populdritePrez
bigger uno 5emperen5 8efiirnprter
Rubtanbs.
Diner bel 8otf h tier DAB.
s. Gill.
Berlin. 20. UldrS. Der ameritas
nii6e 8otihafter 3oDib Same 6ta
uno 9ema6lin peranitultetsu am
Sonntaa g(benb elm Diner gu Ghren
BON alton 9. Barter. bem pormdlioen
o&mofratiI6en 0i3ez prditbentf1dftsz
tanoioaten unb 9ottin, iopie gu Gb=
rem BON fSrau Daniel Wtanning DON
9ll6ann. llnter ben Bditen befanben
ii6 prins unb prinseHin Don Sdoens
dihsgoraiat1, 8i3eabniral BON W2iil>
Ter, Der Gbef bes faiferli6sn Martnez
td6inets nit Satin, foipie Der ameris
taniIhe 8enerGlfonIul in DRESDEN, 3.
9. 8affnsp.
6 s trt1elt II peru.
2imd, 20. WlGrs. C6ifon bas
rsue aubinett erit am 5. Mdr3 Derei>
biat purbe, 10 turiiren ihor 8eriihte,
benen sufotge tpeitere 9erdnDerunesn
in Der 3riammenfesung bes aa6tnetts
bcporItehen Iollen. Gs beiBt aud, oaB
Qrdiioent 2eguia enffhlo6en lei, lsin
gtmt niebersulegen. gbe bas gegens
ipdrtige Gd6inett sfbiloet tporDen mar.
| bate Der grdiibent bereits Dem &pns
qreB feline Reiignation iIbermittelt, iie
jsno6 SuriidgeSoeen. bd sr boFfte, oaB
ourh Die Grneunung uelier Wtniiter
bic Sttuqtion iicb tldren uiroe.
| Seitoem bat iih bie2age rpieoer bebsus
teno perinlimmert uno man erlDdrtet
cine neue aabinetftriie.
lBirb ben 3dren 6efu d en-.
9elgrab, 20. Tldr3. a0nispe-
ter lit, beslsitet pom gremierminiter
| padith, benz Wtiniiter oes 4uspdrtts
gen UliQopanopith uno einem 3dbls
reihen Gefolee nnh Ct. petersburg
Iabgerstit, I'm bem 3aren eiHsn 8efuf
absuitdttsn. aronprin3 9eprg lit iii,
bic 1ausr Der 2tbtpeieHbeit pes 80.
nias gum Regenten ernannt tporben
| aDnig geter ipirb mehrere Iage in Ct
petsrsburg DerpsileH uHo 8emdfe,
i'm tpeltliten fSiiigel Dss 9interpalaii.
bepobnen. Is III bikes Der erite gs
fu6, BEN a0uig pstsr felt ieinsi
3broubeitsigung eiuem europdiitei
. Wonar6en abitnttet nHb Die Reiie II
bober DOn Der erDBteu poIitiIhen g<
beutuHg.
5rtuen lid Iber bic u b
Denoung bes 3OlIa
trieges.
pdris, 20. Rdr3.-9ie esiammt
grsTe 5egriiBt nit 5reuoer be Hah
ri6t. bab Der 3outries nit ben Der
Staaten dbaefpen6et tporben III uni
aLgemsin spirb srtldrt. bdb btsies i
niht aerineem Wabe ben auberorbeHt
Iiten oiplomo.ii1en 5dbigteiten De-
fran3oIii6:n goti6afters in Waibing
ton. 6errn SuHsrauo, 81 Dsroantsl
lit, Der bic sontrOperie nab ben
, erunoiaB beiIeste, odB Elm magere
0ersleib beffer lit als eiH gro3eB. 81
Higs gIdttsr ge6sn ihrem gsoauerl
oaruber Qugorud, baB Der 9ertrai
auf .eius bsitimmte 3eitoousr ab8e
itloFsn III uno bic Der. Staaten 10
nit oos Rsdt srbdIt.u. jeber3sit De;
MtarimaItdrif in Strait treten al Iui
len, iobaIS i1rer 2tnii4t na6 5rant
reid gegsn Die Der. Staaten oistrim;
nire. Ter .Motin" fdreibt: n8i
5anoelsbssisbunaen spifden QmsritD
uno Irautrsid trsteu nun in ben gu
, Ifnun hss hepnTfnsfeu elriebens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

grdiibent emeritus Der Sarparo
llnipsriitGt Charles 10. Glict fsierts
am Spnntas in Cambridge, Wai'.. bel
beit.m Dohlietn isinen 76. Gs5urts-
tag. Sbm sinseH Gliiduiini6e BON
Vob une Germ gu
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I6 Seitel,
gNetterberimt.

Giir0 bio: Sd0nes unD tpdrnles
reg Wetter am Wontdg; am SienItag
ibeiltpeiIe beip6Ittsr Sinlmel, pdrmere
Semperatur; milbe. perdnoerliht
gBinps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21
Grto m m uni3irt.

Mostau. 20. WGr3. Die pris>
fer, Batter Sobann unb Batter Demes
trius tuuresn cul Scnntas ourh sin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
Notes From StangeIyllIe

Mrs. Frank Roulier and daughters,
France, and Ella Of Mishicot visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Krayujll last Sunday.
The dance at Paul Engeldinger's
Round hall last Sunday was all right.
Every seemed to enjoy it well.
Harold, the three-year-oId son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Hcidman, died last
Tuesday. His death was due to pneu-
monia
Mr.. Jos, Wollak returned from the
northern forests a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Radtke visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Kraynik last Sunday. Mrs. Radtke
wa, formerly Mis-, Helen Lefky Of Lar
rabcc.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Wacek attended
the Icman Ficrst wedding at Melmik
last Tuesday.
Mr.. jos, Wacek j, going to build a
barn thi, spring and is busy getting
for it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
SCHUETTE BROS. co

Mr.. Levi, Fr9nzmeier is already
making use Of his automobile He
says it's the only thing. Mr.. Franz
meier is proprietor of the Newton
Hardware store.
Arthur Herwig and Miss Anna
Schuette visited relatives and friends
at Sheboygan last Saturday and sun
day.
Miss Clara Geigel Of st. Nazianz was
Union Grove visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. Herman Wernecke purchased
a horse from Chas. Eberhardt.
Mr.. Daniel Gallagher has seven
year old trotter for sale. Get busy
BOYS, and take look at the horse.
It's a dandy, weighing about 1l2o
pounds. The trotter can be bought at
a reasonable price.
Mrs. Simon Bonk, an aged resident
of the town of Newton. died last Sum
day evening. Her death was due to
old age. lnterment was at Northern
Cemetery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
Notes From Branch.

Farmers in this section are finished
seeding, Planting potatoes and corn
will be the next thing taken up.
Frank WINNER, aged % years died
last week of heart failure. His health
had been poor for several weeks. He
was son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
WINNER who reside near Silver Lake.
He was married about nine months a.
go to Miss Spaeth of Newton, who
survive him. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church at Silver
Lake.
Mr.. Richard lIalverson, aged p
years, died Monday morning at So'clock
after protracted illness. lie was 4
young man of good qualities and his
untimely death is regretted by large
circle of friends. He was married
about two years ago. Besides his wife
he is survived by a brother, Abner
Halyerson, and three sisters, Mrs.
otto Kulnik and Miss Bernicc Halver-
son Of this county and Mrs. 4. NJ. Hou-
gen of Texline, Texas. The funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon. In
torment will be in Evergreen cemetery
at Mantowoc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
Notes From ValderS.

Miss Clara Skatru and Miss Emma
Erickson. who have spent the winter
in Milwaukee returned to their homes
on Thursday last.
The "Snow Furry" which we had on
Sunday was reminder OF colder Wea-
Their. But the snow flakes on their
earthward journey, undoubtedly be-
came discouraged at the sight of the
many summer hats and decided to melt
away quietly and as quickly as they
came.
Mrs. NJ. Halverson, who has been in
Chicago consulting a throat specialist
arrived home last week. We are glad
to report her improved condition.
Miss Viola Sullivan, teacher in our
burg, will conduct the Diploma Exam
nation at st. Nazianz Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Anna Reinertson, who spent
the winter at Chicago arrived home
last Saturday. She was accompanied
bv her brother Anton who had spent
the week in visiting Chicago friends.
4 gentleman caller from osman put
in appearance at Valders last Sunday
evening. Can't say whether it was 4
business or pleasure call. 1t was no
doubt a very agreeable one Judging by
the smile which one of our young ladies
wore on Monday
Mr.. knut Berge who was quite SER
iously hurt in an accident is getting a
long nicely.
Did yourself and family take in the
Family Dance" which was held in +.
Eigenberger's hall on Monday night?
II not, you missed the time ofyour life,
as ii was a delightful affair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21

Ole Helgeson is preparing to build
a new barn. In tearing down his old
one timber fell and came near fatal
ly injuring Knute Berge. The timber
fell lengthwise upon Mr.. Berge
and broke a number Of ribs and bruis-
ed him very severely. He is under
the care of Dr. Hopkins and is getting
along nicely. For a time his life was
despaired Of.
VIM. Wiegert has purchased an up
right steam engine. The first day he
tried to work with it he blew out
the flues. 1t seems that every one
can't even run an engine with success.
Local relatives of Adolph Klann were
at Collins this week to attend his
wedding. Mr. klann will be resi-
dent of Cato town hereafter, having
purchased a farm here some time ago.
Miss Margaret Pankratz has resign
ed her position with killens' and her
CHEEKY smile will be much missed by
customers at the store. Miss Hough-
ton of Manitowoc will take her place
BE at Cato Friday night, April -,
"AlI the Comforts Of Home A
comedy in four acts. Free dance after
the play Urban's Orchestra viii fur
nish the music. Curtain goes up
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
Notes From Newton

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Bleichel of
Liberty visited at the home Of John
Janing last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mack celebrat-
ed their silver wedding last Monday,
Neighbors. relatives and friends were
present. Mr. Mack was for years in
partnership with Keune known As
Keune ana Mack Flour Mill in Center
Vile Mrs. Nack's maiden name was
Elizabeth Hochkammer. They now
reside on large farm in Newton
Every one present at the celebration
had a rollicking good time. Your
correspondent and q host of friends
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Mack JOY and
happiness, in the future.
Mrs. George Boldt ana Mrs. VIM.
Trautman of Milwaukee visited re-
latiyes here last week
4 number Of young folks gave a
surprise party to Lena Geigel At Union
Grove last Friday evening in honor
Of her 10th birthday. Everyone had
a fine time.
While playing ball last Wednesday
John Reich, school teacher in Dist.
No 7. Got his shoulder di,locatcd. We
wish John a speedy recovery,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-21
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes from ROSeCranS.

The Cooperstown contest was held at
Kvitek's hall Friday night, April 10.
Every district in the town was repre-
scented in four contests, arithmetic,
written spelling, oral spelling and add
ing. Mr. Christensen of Manitowoc
conducted the contests in which much
interest was taken. Two dollar cash
prizes were awarded to the winners
who were as follows:
Adding Erelich, Dist. No. B,
Stark.
Arithmetic -Greenstrect, Dist, No. D.
Written Spelling Anna trelich
Oral Spelling Anna Erclich.
Mr.. Chloupek and Mr.. Christensen
each gave aspeech, praising the schools
of Cooperstown. After the contests
were over there was a social hop. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Maribel band.
\ good time i, reported by ALL
Miss Clara Warm, who has been Wis
iting at her home here the past few
weeks has returned to Milwaukee
where she is employed.
Miss Nellie Sadlier spent Sunday at
Manitowoc,
Miss Gertrude Doolanpasscd through
here on her way home from Pulaski,
where she is teaching school.
John Kcehan was at CoOperstown
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Farmers in lis vicinity are making
money selling cows. Mr.. w. tictum
sold a COW for S54 and A. Kraynik sold
one for 800.
\ party of men from this vicinity
went fishing to Mishicot They must
have had bad luck for if you ask how
many fish they caught, they will say,
Fishing no good this season, and
turn away
At the annual town meeting all the
old officers were elected, except j, +.
Kunish was elected assessor in place OF
p. K. Heffernen, and Simon Hama IN
place of j. Schlies for supervisor.
The Denmark Pea Company is busy
sowing peas. They have several humid
red acres of fine land rented in this To-
calitV