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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-19

Man loves but once" and he loves
her more If she reads the ads and
buys where she is invited to save
money.
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KEEBJ into rest. on Tues
day. February is, 1913. John keebler.
beloved husband OF Nina Keebler tnee
Beck) aged II years 6 months days,
434 South Nineteenth street
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CLARKE-on February 10, 1913, at ms
Thomas r. husband of Nellie Clarke
nee MeGlynnl. and son of the late
Thomas and Julia Clarke
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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GAEBLER-Suddenl on February Z.
Gustav, beloved husband OF the late
Emma Gaebler
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quota tions of the
DAYS prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members OF the
New York Stock Exchange:
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ENGIAND-Monday. February II, 1918,
Frank England. formerly of lrvington'
y J. ia his 65th year: -.
Funeral services will he held az the
residence of his daughter, Mrs; 9eorge
j. on Thursday. February 20, 1913, at
a:15 o'clock Interment at the CON
venience of the family.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Reward. A diamond brooch with
sticspiu attached. Finder return TO JOHN
J. ETMANN. SOL IIalsey st.
LOSSES on Bellevile av. or Broad ST..
on way to City Hail. reward. 100 Belle
Vile av.
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CATCIANO--Ou February 10. 1913 at ms
late residence, 20 Bergen street Inc
cenzo. beloved husband OF Carmeia Cal-
CHINO
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cHAMBERs-on February IS, 1919, Mar
garet, widow of William Chambers, lol
Pnrific street.
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HATFIELD-Entered into. rest. on Sat
urday. February 10. 1913 Catharine Hat
Aeld. beloved wife of Norwood Hat
field
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PFIUEGER-At his late residence.
Washington avenue. Elizabeth. v ].
John Phueger. aged 80 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BYRNF-on Monday, February u. ls1s
Joseph A.. beloved son OF Mary r.
Bvrne NEE Ward
Relatives and friends. also ln ssn,ot.
of s plant & Co. Mutual Aid SocletS,
81 Prideef's Cadets and st. Bridget
Tunior HOLY Name Society. are invited
~ attend the funeral service from ms
mothers home 9s6 HPlsey street, on
Thursday, February % az ,bara
High Mass of REQUIEM viii be. offered ed
FOR the repose of his soul. lnter,m me- N
In fhe Cemetery Of the Holy sepnichre'
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COURT CALLS

The call in the Supreme Court to-
morrow is as follows: 101. 1902, 10S,
Jog, 1O7, Jos, III, 115, 116 and liza. In
the Circuit Court the call is: 1896. 400,
4O4, 3S1. 400, 41O, 374, 375, 344 and S94.
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ONALD-February II, 1918. Ed.
mund Smith. beloved son of Archi-
bald and Emily Macdonald, aged
YEAR / month and IS days. Map
street. KearnN.
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death of FrederIck W. Hannahs.


Al a Special Meeting of the Wilkinson,
1add1s < Co. Associat ton held on Tues
day. February 18th. 1918. the following
Minute was adopted in relation 10 the
death of Frederick w Hannahs, one OF
its members.
Frederick W. Hannabs was one of our
most revered and honored members He
departed this life on Sunday evening. the
18th inst. Our hearts are weighted down
with profound sorrow because of his
demise. He began his grocery career
ION the ground floor" His watchwords
were fidelity and duty" and be applied
himself win such an earnestness of pur-
pose TO his work that he merited the
confidence of his employers. who ad-
vanced him from time 10 time until at
length he was admitted to thee Company
been the worthy Vice-President
Frederick w. Hsnnahs is dead but his
revered memory shall not be forgotten.
The example of his business life Is
worthy Of emulation. His answering
loyalty and earnestness of purpose to
the cause in which he was engaged point
out to US a line of duty i'm which we all
should walk in order that honest. upright
and honorable business results may be
attained. This Is an important lesson
which we learn from his life and which
can ever be probably practised
Frederick W Hannahs was one of the
most respected citizens of Newark. He
won the confidence and merited the
esteem of all who came in contact with
him. He will be missed from our ranks.
He will be missed by the community. He
will be missed by the Church in which
he labored for so many years earnestly
and jealousy and successfully, and to
whose financial support he contributed
munihciently. But it is in the home that
the personal presence of Frederick w
Hannahs will be missed He was an
examplar of the loving and faithful hus-
band and the fonds and affectionate
father. The shadow of Death has fallen
Ike sombre pail upon the home. May
He who comforts rhe afflicted assuage
the angulshing hearts in that home and
strengthen them TO accept with Christian
resignation the sorrow which Divine
Providence has permitted to rest upon
them. And may those thus afflicted be
further comforted in the hope of happy
reunion with their dear departed one in
the life To come.
OTTO F. RAUCH.
JOSEPH RAIT.EY
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RAISLY--Suddenly on February Il
1913. at Jersey City. Elizabeth Raisly
Funeral services will be held Mt hel
sisters residence. Mrs. r. y
Schweitzer, 9s Summer avenue. OF
Thursday, February 20. at . p. N
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend Interment Arlington
Cemetery
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IL: MAIRE--on Tuesday. February IS
1913, Joseph lie Marie, in his SSth
year, 5S1 Bergen street.
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cAFFRFY-on February IS; 1918. at ih I.
residence Of ms cousin, Mrs ratrlch
Gerritv. - Lentz avenue, Ihomas
Caffrey.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
The bid and asked prices appended are
furnished through Eisele & KIsE;
STOCKS.

GAS, ELECTRIC AND TRACTION.
Con Trac Co of n J......... - -
Eiiz Gas Light Co .......... 900 -.
Essex & Hudson Gas Co. 1S5 ...'
9 & p Co * Bergen Co... 81
Hudson Co Gas Co ....... 19l
New Swa BFu 6SW Sias / N Il &pc Co. S ''
| Paterson & Passaie Gas Co 81
Public Service Corp ctfs.,.. JOS l0s1:
| Pub Serv Gen Mort rs 1879 % a21s
Somerset. U & NJ l. Cn..,... 73 IS
So Jersey G. F. & r Co... rs 80.
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
City Trust Co. .............. a an0
Essex Co Trust Co.......... 900
| Federal Trust Co........... oS
/ Fidelity Trust Co........., rs
| Tronbound Trust Coz. go -.
| iivinqton National Rank 49,. 125
| Manufacturers Nat Bank 80. 265
Merchnnts' National Bank. 255 2a5
/ Mutual Trnst Co........... leo 10
Nat Nwk Ranking Goa. 2s1 800
National State Bank 22h
\ Ward National Bank 49, 800
| Union National Bnnk. $50
West Side Trust Co......... 265
Newark Trust Conn. 100 l~
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
American Fire. .............-.. 80
Eoionlal Life $50. s.......... 300
flremeh ..........-..'..... ~ -
Newark ....-.............. ~
Prudential ......-............ 4Sa
GAS. ELECTRIC AND TRACTION.
:BeE Turnpike Co 1st IS 1921 1871 &c %
Con Tract Co LIST IS. 1888 -, lOa 1887
e. = 4 c ! n Co ist ss, 1850 asla
70 & C. Of Gs gen re rs s1 iaI 1850 ioa ioss
&c & r Co of p Go z IS. 1854 % -.
eHud Go Gas Co LIST AS. 1a4a 104 104 II
&c. II s P st Ry Co As. 1870 SOFA 81
.Nwk Con Gas Co con IS. 1913 1914 115ls
'Nwk Gas Co LIST 0s 1914 - 105 106
Nwk Pass r r Con as. 1890 10T 10s
=: :NT Hnh = = = : p G Go 1 1s; 1889 8, &c "
'N Hud 60 ~ 1st es. 1914 . 101 =.
" HTd 60 60 Ry s.. 1924. -. iOi =.
y ST Ry Go. LIST As. 194s. 50 sOls
.0r r. Pas Val Ry IS. 1925 a. -.
.Pas Light co LIST IS. 1925. 81 -.
tPas Light co gen 5s 1897 % -
.P & p G & p Co con 5s1a49 1o2 1O3
'Rapid r st Rv Co SIS. 1921 1On -
%Sor Light Co LIST IS. 1880 . 1902 100
az. 7 & NJ L Co As. 1919 49,. rs
IS ] @ E & T Co LIST 5s, 1873 - 9oR ae%
at s r Co 1st con IS. 1899. intih 1n2
sUn FL Co of n i LIST "A 1910. SCI So
MISCELLANEOUS
.Hnck Wat Co 1st 4s. 1872. ga
I. D Erie r Is, Je35... 12Si5 1o5h
Nor & Essex Co Is. 1e15...... 1os 40
IN & ] T Co LIST 5s. 1920 Inn -.
sPas Voter Co list rs 1a2T as -
'Eliz Adjustment 4s 1929 as go
CITY AND COUNTY
Newark 4S. 1922. ....... ~
Newark As. 1929 .... 40 80.
"Essex County 3.6ls. 1929 - ~
'Essex Co Bridge Is 1914 " ~ 90.
ESSEX Co Hospital 4e. 1914 40 80
Sussex co Park As 1e44. On 49,
High Pressure 31bs. 1925 - ~ -.
Newark Stor Res 3I5s tn5a 10 -
Newark School aus fa3S as
sNewark School as 1aSl %
Trenton School A. 1877 20
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND
BOMBS.
P & NJ Co LIST 5s, 1929. 30
Celluloid Company ......... 13T o..
Joseph Dixon Crucible co... 1876 40
Singer Manufs curing Co " 30n go
New Jersey Zinc Co......... $40 -.
sAnd accrued interest
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UELLER-Entered into rest on
Tuesday. February s. 1913 Charles
Mueller. beloved husband of Sophia
Mueller. formerly Meisenzahl. aged
SIS yearg months 10 days. 39S
South Ninth street
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PECK WELI~Suddenly At Philadel.
phis, Henry Peckwell on February
IS 1913
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RIORDAN-on February lS 1913. Daniel
L. son of the late John and Catharine
Riordsn.
Relatives friends and members Of 81
Patrick's Alliance. Branch No. 8. are re-
specffully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. 1893 New street,
on Friday. the 2lst inst, AZ $3.50 a. m.
70 St Joseph's Church, where q Solemn
High Mass of Requiem viii be offered
for the repose of his soul. lnterment
in Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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saHTH-On February II. 1913. Mary
Smith, beloved daughter of the late
Patrick and Bridget Smith. at her late
residence. 143 James street.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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McCARL-At Kearny. n J. on Febru-
ary Is, 1913, AT his late residence 81
Dukes street, John, beloved son of Kate
Mccall.
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RAQUET- Suddenly, on Wednesday.
February 10. 1918. Mt her late home,
% Cottage street, Marie Raquet, in
her 59th year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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MEERILL-Entered into rest. on Tues
day. February is. 1913. Cornelius Il.
Merrill. aged 81 years. beloved husband
Of RosanDa Merrill fnee Ward. 65
Brunswick street
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KLEINHANS- Suddenly. on Tuesday
February rs. 1913, Lewis c. Kleinhans
beloved husband of Helene {. Klein
hans lnee Wiedenmayer1, in his J6tt
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METCALFE-on February 16. 1918. at
her residence. 10 Highland avenue,
Of Robert and the late Elizabeth Met
calfe, in her 10Th year.
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MANNING-On February 10. 1913. Rose
Manning beloved daughter of John
and Rose Manning NEE Finnigan).
Relatives and friends are kindly in
rited 10 attend the funeral from the
parents residence, la Elm street, on
Friday. February 81. 1919, at p. m
Interment In the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre
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MoREE-Suddenly on February II. 1912
Edgar A. Moree. beloved husband Of
Lena F. Moree tnee Irionl. in his 61st
year.
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AAIBR-peacefully fell asleep on Feb
ruary IL 1913. Christian. beloved hus-
band of Augusta Neuhause Maier, aged
.f1 years. $50 South Nineteenth street.
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suddenly, on Febr91a ar ro =
1913. Pauline Bratsch tnee " lea .ltiony
Brstsch. aged so years % days. -.
Relatives and friends, also the Me 1d
End Century Bowling b,upper hn e
Pleasure Circle. Guttenberg h9nso n
Nv: Granite Lodge No. =. |. y. - -
r. Grand Lodge 30. q. Knights OF
Pytbias: Independent Bowling Clao,
are kindly invited to attend t az
funeral on Thursday. Feoruar5 ~
1918, at p. m. from her late res.pt IN
3TS Fifteenth avenue. lntermeut ~
Paramount Cemetery.
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TILL-On February rs, 1913. at the home
of his parents. 456 South Thirteenth
street. Thomas, beloved son Of John IT.
and Mary a. Till (nee Hayes, aged
II years months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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RJKER-On February is. 1918, Oscar.
beloved husband OF Carrie Riker
Cnee Mertz), in his Goth year. 70 De
narest street
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CARD OF THANKS
The family Of the lat Ada May Hastings
wish TO express their profound gratitude to
her many friends and relatives for their
Kind words OF sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes Such evidences OF love and respect
are very comforting to those who knew her
best and loved her most
A. J. HASTINGS AND FAMILY.
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Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral services at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Jacob
Kleinhans. FOG Clifton avenue, on
Thursday. February 20 1913, at p.
M Interment in Fairmount Cemetery
at the convenience of the family.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Omen II oh Low Close
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W ELI. S-Entered into rest at his
home. 1892 Clinton avenue. Irving
ton. n j.. Albert p. beloved hus-
band of Bessie Wells.
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PHlLA. STOCK MARKET

The following quotations We're fur
fished by Eisele & King:
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TOBIN-On February 10. 1913. Mich
ael Tobin. beloved husband of Eliz-
abeth Tobin (nee Donnellv). at his
street
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VAN SANT-suddenl at Bloomfield,
on February IS, 1913. Marie r., only
daughter of Nicholas and Ida VIII
cox Van SAINT. aged 20 years, 70
Thomas street.
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kycODf e E'F--ssn February 49, 1913,
81 NJ. Ndrren. eidsS; sou OF Walter y
y Md Del.t sTnsin sydodruff, aged IS
lassars. y Yyhisnp~ etreet.
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OTTO F. RAUCH.
JOSEPH BAILEY.
Joseph KENWORTHY.
WILLIAM !. THOMAS.
]. r. PRICE,

- Committee.
William J. Machin. Chairman.
Paul V. Flynn. Secretary.
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DEATHS

BENTHAM-En Entered into rest, az ~
the late Robert Bentham. aged 90
years. -.
BBRNIi5s-At Orange. \. J. on beot,
rnarv rs 1918. Elizabeth, vito o.
George Bernius (nee Glasshouset@' ~
Relatives and friends. also PRIDE Of
Court Frank circle No. 752. are kln slay
invited to attend the funeral from MT aet
mothers residence. l0S NASSAU =. Is
M fhence TO our Lady of the valley
Church, where a High Mass OF he,
ouiem will be offered for the repeste 80, OF
her soul. Interment In the cemetery
of the HOLY Sepulchre.
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Notes From ST, Nazianz.

Mr.. Anton Casper left for Cleveland
where he has bought farm
Mrs. j. Ebenhoe took trip to Mani
towoc, Brillion and Whitelaw to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mic. Filz took trip to Sheboy-
gan Sunday.
Miss Ellen Miller, our milliner, has
returned from trip to Milwaukee.
The card social at Lettenberger's hall
sunday evening given by the Golden
Rod Club was well attended and proved
successful in every way.
Mr.. Anton Fessler, Prop. OF the
Northwestern House purchased Ford
automobile OF w F. Christel, Nalders.
Mr.. Jos. Christel bought Case au-
tomobile from Fl. Huloff & Sons Co.
Mr.. Peter Schwoerer bought the
farm of Tom Alfstad, near Valders.
Consideration, &c.
Mrs. Phi. Koenig and daughter The
resa have returned from trip to Eden,
Wis.
Preparations are being made for a
Grand Kirmes dance at Lettenberger S
hall to be held May 9th under the au-
spices OF the local court of G.. O. f.
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Notes from KeIlnerSville.

Mr.. Buck of Browns Corners pur-
chased horse from Jos. Muench.
Don't miss the auction at Benishek's
on Thursday afternoon.
Talkan Bros. are advertising for 30
head of horses. They will be at the
Kellnersville fair on next Monday April
%, 1913. Even though the Menchal-
vile correspondent handed in a rub
there we're 81 horses sold last fair day
and if weather conditions are favorable
there will be another big fair next
Monday. And Kellnersville will know
how to accommodate crowd at a big
fair, even for swap.
Fred Benishek will build large new
residence and new cheese factory in
this burg this spring.
Mr.. Benishek sold his farm to Louis
Kohlbeck.
Andrew Heller is now footing the
horn on new K-R-I-T automobile.
M. Kellner q Sons purchased one of
the finest draft horses in the country
last week-a year old weighing l74O
pounds.
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Mr.. Anton Forst is reported to be on

Mr.. Anton Forst is reported to be on
the sick list.
Mr.. Anton Lefky Of Manitowoc spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Wanek who has been con-
fined to his home is able to be about
again.
Mr.. Joseph Mleziva, former young
man of this place, purchased the Weber
homestead at Francis Creek. Consi-
Iteration $7050.
Louis Kohlbeck announces farewell
dance at the Melnik Turner Hall Satur-
day evening April 26. Music for the
occasion will be furnished by Pech
Bros. Band. You and your friends are
cordially invited to attend and have a
good old time.
Owing to the favorable weather OF
last week, farmers have started to work
in the fields.
A number from here attended the
dance at the opera house at Francis
Creek last Sunday and reported fine
time.
Mr.. Louis Kohlbeck who disposed OF
his property here, purchased the ~
acre farm from Fred Benshek and 20
acres of Anton Vida in the vicinity OF
Kellnersville.
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Notes From MenChaIyiIIe.

Miss Mary Sebesta who spent three
weeks at Manitowoc returned home
Saturday.
The Stedl-Cisler wedding was largely
attended. Those who were present re-
ported good time. The attendants
were Miss Agnes Stedl, sister of the
bride, and Jos. Stedl, cousin of the
bride. The bride wore white satin
gown trimmed with embroidered net.
Justice of the..Peace Jos. Menchal per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Alvina Hynek of Kellnersville
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Menchal and also spent Sunday
with her cousin Miss Emma Sten.
Many of the farmers of this vicinity
are busy pressing hay.
Mrs. Jos. Cisler nee Miss Irene Stedl
moved to her new home at Manitowoc
Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Biely who is employed
at Manitowoc spent few days with
her grandmother, Mrs. Martin Biely.
Miss Agnes Morrissey, our local
teacher, spent Saturday at Green Bay
| with her sister, Mrs James Mullins.
Mr.. Matt Tisler, the Wayside butch
er, made trip to Menchalville with
| his new automobile.
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

Miss Anna Ruby spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Milwaukee.
|, Many of the people of Mishicot were
.grieved to hear of the death of Mrs.
JOS. Jacquette, nee Emma Cloida. She
leaves many friends here having lived
in the village few years before she
was married.
Elmer Levenhagen left for Madison
where he will stay for few weeks.
He is enroute for the West.
Mrs. Jos. Ian genkamp and son of
Manitowoc are visiting at Halbergs
Ella Weinfurther spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Samz of Green Bay
are visiting relatives here.
Ed. Vida spent Sunday here and
has returned TO Manitowoc.
Francis Silbersack is home from Mil
waukee.
ella Sadkey of Manitowoc is visit
ing at Steiners.
Mrs. John Scheuer, Sr. entertained
a large number Of women at party in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Miss Paula Scheuer of Two Rivers is
visiting relatives here.
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From Yakima Valley orchard
ranch to the Hotel de Vile, Paris,
France, also far way, but 1t was
travelled by box Of apples last fall,
and note enclosed asking for inform
alton regarding the country OF it's de-
stinatior and final trip, and post cards
Of the city of Paris have been received
in return, from Americans in Paris
who had purchased the box of apples
for their own use at the hotel while
there.
The floods of the Eastern states
caused no little worry here, and the
suggestions as to "what would We do
if this valley had like hood", but
there is no danger Of the North va
kima people taking to the Hills, or
in fact, the people in any of the cities
of this Valley unless an earthquake or
a cloudburst, and against serious re-
suits from these, ample precautions
have been made. The spillways are OF
such size as to take care OF any flood.
Should this weather continue, | fear
we shall find teaching somewhat mon
otonous before we reach the close OF
our term. The thermometer register
ed Al at eight o'clock this morning and
Is at IL A. NJ, when we got home from
church.
The irrigation water has been turn
ed on since April 1st, and mosquitoes
are as annoying now as in July back
east.
CATHERINE M. DOOLAN.