The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-07-06
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Maple Grove.


Pat Morrissey, fireman on the
western extension of the st. Paul line,
located at Seattle, WASH, is visiting
at the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS Morrissey.
Miss Nellie Cavanaugh is home from
Chicago for few weeks owing to the
illness of her brother Mike.
A horse, driven by Mrs. Maurice
Cohen became frightened and threw
her,from the rig causing few bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Maloney and Mr..
and Mrs. Mullins of Brillion we're
Fourth of July visitors at the home OF
their sister, Mrs. j. p. Watt.
Anton Mankoske of Kaukauna pur-
chashed draft horse from Mr.. Thos.
O'Hearn last Saturday.
Mike Cohen and Joe Malloy left last
week to work in the harvest fields OF
South Dakota.
A crew of masons from Denmark,
Brown Co.. are doing concrete work
for John Doolan the past week.
Ted Hagenow is substituting this
week for Mr.. Piepenburg on Route |
from Reedsville.
Miss Mary Sheahan of Chicago is
visiting relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
Last Sunday Anton Cheney of Chi
cago purchased , horses of James
O'Hearn, one OF Pat Cohen and OF
Dan Lorrigan, also one hundred tons
of hay from the latter.
Miss Matte Watt is visiting friends
and relatives at Chicago,
Elizabeth Cohen and Catherine NJ.
Doolan are re-engaged in their respec-
tive schools for the coming year,
Elizabeth Fitzgerald in the Kleiber
Dist. and Helen Leary in Dist. /.
Mrs. Chas. Fritch, ST., and daughter
Miss Sophia were thrown from their
rig one evening last week while re-
turning srom Brillion where they had
been shopping, Mrs. Fritch had three
ribs broken and sustained other in
juries.
Fourth of July celebrations drew
great number of people from this town
to different places. Some spent the
day and night at Wayside, kellners-
vile, Cato, Brillion or Potters, but the
Brown family reunion, on the banks
of the Branch river, which wends its
way through the farm of Edmund
Brown, at which about 800 invited
people gathered was the GROWING
event of the day and long to be remem-
bered in this locality. Mr.. James
Brown. formerly boy of the town OF
Franklin, but now retired lumber
man at Portland, Oregon, extended in
vtations to the friends and families Of
his boyhood days to participate in an
old time celebration. The weather
being ideal almost all those invited
within "A radius Of twenty miles reach
ed there early in the forenoon and
were right royalty entertained by Mr..
Brown, his wife, brother and sisters.
Refreshments of all kinds were served
to everyone, fireworks, swings and
hammocks for the little folks, and
races and games without description
or number, for which prizes were given
were entered into by both the young
and old.
A photo Of the entire party was taxi
en- about l.. M. on the sunny western
hillside adjacent to the grounds. Al
though home duties called upon every
one, none cared TO depart until long
after the regular hour for evening
work. 1t was indeed day long to be
remembered 10y Ill who were present
and words seem inadequate to express
the appreciation Of the treat tended
them by the Brown family,
Miss Alice Sullivan is visiting her
friend Clara Doolan.
VIM. j. Gill will open a saloon next
Sunday at ellis Corners Maple Grove.
Music by band in the afternoon and
evening. Dance Monday night.