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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-17
MORROW TEACHERS
HOLD ANNUAL INSTITUTE
Prominent Speakers Attend And
Large Number of Local Teachers
Arc Enrolled During Session.


The Annual Morrow County Teach
erS' Institute was in session at the
High School building on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Fifty-two teachers were en-.
rolled during the three days. Among
the speakers were Frank X. Wells
from the Office of the State Super
intendent; Dr. Hodge from the Uni
versity of Oregon; Frank H. Shep-
herd from the Oregon Agricultural
College; N. C. Maris, of the State In
dustrial Extension work; DR.. Calvin
S. White, president of the State
Board of Health and Mr.. Zeymer
from the office of the State Dairy and
Food Commissioner.
Following is the program for the
three days:
MONDAY, SEPT. IA.
800 Opening and Enrolment.
High School Section.
9:25 Prof. Frank H. Shepherd:
Elementary Industrial Education. "
Prof. l.. A. Doak:
IA New Education"
Discussion.
1905 Recess.
1920 Reading. S. E. Notson
Prof. Frank H. Shepherds:
Manual Training in the Small
High School"
1900 Recess.
11:15 Penmanship. Miss Long.
1:15 Opening.
1880 Penmanship. Miss Long.
2.10 Recess.
2.25 Standardization OF schools,
etc. s. E. NOtson.
3:05 Recess.
1920 Prof. Frank H. Shepherd:
Modern Conditions in Education. 3"
TUESDAY, SEPT. Is.
300 Opening. HS Section.
$40 Welles. DR.. Hodges
1000 Recess.
1915 Miss Cowgirl: Girls Clubs"
Welles.
11:00 Recess.
1l:15 Penmanship. Miss Long.
lis Opening.
1880 DR.. Hodge.
2:10 Recess.
2:25 Miss Cowgirl: Home Ec-
onomics in the Small Town and
Rural School,
3.05 Recess.
1920 Welles.
Evening Session.
Illustrated Lecture DR.. Hodge.
On Wednesday the speakers were
F. X. Welles, DR.. Hodge, N. c. Maris,
DR.. C. S. White and Mr.. Zeymer.
The teachers enrolled were: Eta
Adams. Hardman; Helen H. Ames,
Heppner; Mrs. Clara Beymer, Hepp-
ner; d. c. Conner, Echo; Esther Cox,
Heppner; Margaret Cramer, Hard
man; Luella Daniel, lone; L. A.
Doak, lone; s. H. Doak, Lexington;
Anna r. Fern; ]. A. Gibbons, Castle
Rock; Fannie Goodall, Galloway;
Mrs. Joyce Hayes, Eight Mile; H. H.
Hoffman, Heppner; Margaret How
ard, Heppner; Jesse M. Kelley, Lena;
Marion Long, Heppner; Grace May,
Heppner, Allen w. McCann, Irrigon;
Edna Mohr, lone; Gladys Musgrave,
Heppner; Leona |. Newton, Hepp-
ner; Ida Olson, Morgan, Olianna o.
son, Morgan; Margaret Osten, Hard
man; Winnefred Osten, Hardman
Florence Pifer, Heppner; Louise Rit-
chic, lone; Addie M. Schwittay ,EIepp-
ner; May Severance, Lexington; Mrs.
c. w. Schurte, Heppner; Zetta Il.
Stephens, Heppner; Harriet VI.
Stephens, Hardman; Eva e. Swan
son, Elva Troedson, lone; Eva E.
Troedson, lone; Lillian Troedson,
Margaret Vince; Maize 0. Walker,
Heppner; Ella B. Wallen, Heppner;
Lilly Wattenburger, lone; Mrs. Lucy
T. Wedding, Heppner; Mabel Wood,
Vernus Young, Zena Houser, lone;
Josephine McDevitt, lone; Opal
Briggs, Heppner; Ethel Casey, Hepp-
ner; Mary e. Power, Heppner; Min
ME Davenport and Grace Stamp.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-17

PASTOR FERRIS,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-09-17

Oregon Historical Society
Stock Exchange Building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
Fair1,lo ont
District 5 !
De a;tes
sEpUBIioANsS NAME REpREsEN..
\ IATIVES TO THREE Conc
& MENTIONS.
Hi THREE BIG PARTY MEET!
INGS WILL BEFHELD

The Republicans Of Fairmont dis.
trict In q mass convention, appointed
the following delegates to the yari.
Gus Republican conventions which
VIII be held in the lnearSfuture:
Congressional. 5;s
n: Worth Fleming, Frank Boyds.
ton, Frank b. Clayton, Clarence
Toothmans p S. Amos, George u.
Amos. =. w. Fleming William Heinti
zelman and Or: Leroy D: Howard.
z Senatorial d 4 81, 4
Rollo ]. Conl CLARENCE Bartho:
lpws ri y. Ticket. Aft 4 edmond,
Waiter Watson, Fred Fisher, Richard
Gilkeson, George Whipple. Marshall
Hawkins. Herbert Fetty. Earl Haw-
kins and g. i. Crane.
County, :. III &, x u
Lloyd Hetfner, !: IS Chilson, Har-
~ p Smith George Nelson, u, 3.
Moran, Thomas w. Powell. Frank
Gray, ELI Musgraye.. Otto Reich.
William Steel James; Abbott, Frank
Thompsen, Iolnn Mel own. Fred Mil
ngan. y w. Purdy, Fred Hcintzel-
man James Nanderyort, Z. NJ. Davis,
Fred Mead. William Eubanks, Chas.
Clayton, Frank Amos Harvey Adams,
Sylvester Clayton; w p, Arnett, Jr..
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- -. 4. iA.ssi n itlli e Rtr 'g5ffIfils
6ell Wilson, Thomas Tucker. I'll ON al
w Fleming, gC. r.. Hunter. George
E.'Amos, Paul Armstrong, L. II. Nor.
gan. Thomas ]. Brett, NJ T.. Hutch:
inson. Jacob kerns,. ]! Jacobs. w.
~: Miller. Charles @. Robb.s L. 4.
Burgoyne. G. b. Highland, Fred Hell:
mick John Yeyman. w IN. Engle.
Clay Amos, H. L. ,Hcintzelman, Ed.
win Robinson, D! straud HUFFMAN M.
&. Tough, u Guy Hawkins, ohm Wv.
Fleming, Harvey Paist, nj. z. Wells.
George Huffman, Waiter Eliason, j.
g. McNeely, Charles w. Hawkins. NJ.
3: cobun, Samuel Huffman, Levi
West, w. E. steele, w. a.. Crowl.
elarkSly: Walker, WA. Mazu VIII
liam G.. Slaughter, Charles sldwell,
Claude Richmond, y. III. 1sayman,,
John Q. Glasscock, G. NJ Merrieid,
DR.. Aeroyi D. Howard. DR.. Il. w.
Howard,s Walter swisher, Frank
Boydston, Charles Bartholow. chag.
Mcdonald NJ. j. Doughcrty. John
Price. Frank Jackson, Marvin Linn,
Walter Fleming, Thomas Iiildebrand,
Ed. Gilderbaugh, William Borgess.
and ili 4 AZ. n. Smith.
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H:1!app e1liings
\ Poll e I; out 4 Ill, /! |
PLAIN DRUNK is SOAKED TWEEN.
TY.FlVE DOLLARS FOR OF.
II TENSE. "

One drum kwils in police court
One drunk was I'M police court
cwhiskeyiforS his own use and yes
.terday proceeded to raise disturb.
.ance at shisshorne. He was the first
regular" to appear in police court
since the prohibitionJlaw went into
effect. Hewas fined The usual for a
drunk-S25.
hltt Erccts Signs, Pays Fines1.
gisThel barber In the Eureka Hotel
building was fined e$5S.fpr erecting a
sign on tlleIsidet gallJintfron of tho
shop. tlilf IttplGipa
sIssisA tlf Case Continuei4lrsst iiisf d
Thomas Flynn 1snd Ia lady friend
were ARRESTED III Saturday. night iop
Water street In ,the First ward and
charged! With lettering. The couple
pntinp iaicash bond Qf 800 each for
their Observation-Disclosures pp,
lice court. InA.itbel absence Of Wilt
ncsaes, thetcase was continued until
f:2OSthis morning.
.9sW DC Chauffeur Fined. ID h, III
DNThe driver ofEMorgan's truckiwas
ordered before the mayor upon the
charge eof driving the truck Past q
street car which had stopped at a
crossing. He was fined S. for the
FIRST .otrense.
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| q /, |: d .O (: !. !.
q. School 'Z'qs il It
BoARn Be cliEris & blsc tj IS
NEW NORMAL! SCH0 OL WITH
PRESIDENT W00DLEY:
9EE2EllEE,II- i01Iiiia nIs,.!sI 4

. r. !.
Plans for the new Normal school
buildinsttwhfch Will be- erected l In
this cityin tl,einean future were ais
cusSed Saturday. in Charleston BY the
Board OF Control, and ID. o. i1.SWood-
ley, ofSthis city, president Of the lint
stitution. s. Az 4
Z DR.. Woodley was In Charleston for
the purpose Of meeting with the
board and trying to get them to rush
the work as much as possible.
While nothing definite Of the
meeting has been given out Il, isSun=
derstood that the plans and specifi-
cations were decided upongin part,
and 1t is thought, that the, work of
erecting the buildings on the new
site recently purchased, willfbegin
In a short time y. ~,
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De. I, eatl,1 Claims, ''..' 4
~ 8 i
,sB3H Ls'i;S llllisl|1er /
WErTs /, KNOWN sREstnENT, |OF
WINFIELD DISTRIeTs DIED +
SATURDAY NIGHT. '

I }Hs iIieaty "a. SsSkbss IA, well i
known restdcntsof Marion county;
died Saturday night ut his home in
Winfield district after a. several
weeks Illness. Mr.. s@isherl was 4
son of jacob and Bersheba Farrell
Swisler, and was aged Sc years. lie
was united in marriage with Miss
Mary Jane Moran in the year 1859
and to. whom. five children were
born. Mrs. swisher died in 1898,
and three children are deceased. The
surviving children are Mrs. Leroy
Reed, of sprague, WASH. 'and Mira,
Enos Hall of Winfield district. wifi
whom Mr.. swisherS resided. Mrs,
Reed has Been here for several week.
on a visit. The deceased ehildrer
are Claude. who died at he age 6.
80, Frank. at the age of. an
Charles at the age Of fiyc.A t'iS
Mr.. Swisher was ono OF d Tamil,
OF fifteen children s.thS te"rgtylss
brothers and sisters being Solp~nc,
q. swlsher, ofIllinois: Thomas Estt
son swishcr, Of Winfield, IhisSc1nN.
ty: D. +. swtshor. Of Winfield: Miss
Elizabeth swiEbcr: OF Winfield: Mfa
Nancy Dokc. of DoddridEe county
Harriet Swishcr. OF F:,irmonts aii'
Mrs. Sarah Watson. of Doarra Pa
Tho deceased ones arc Misses r;rngi
linc. Elysra. Jennie. Anna, Wesley
lsnns and Robert Swishcr.
= funeral services were hcldstadat
vt 1890 O'Clock from tic chnr.hSs:
VT. Zion of which 9 ,llrceayr'l hs;.
sccn "a + mTmher for %a'msst. fit;
ycarE. "A short service was held il,
the residence this smnrninT bescr.
1.-THE funeral party left for Mt. Zion
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Tfycardai. Yourdtuggist sellsit.

ltsasss. Chattanooga Medieins Co. Ladies
Advisory pcpt.. Ghatanoozn. Tenn. iof sfstia
Lsffystfiess % your case and s. page book. Hons
tfpetusrt tor Women, b plain Nisppsf. NC. ifi
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VVii,,field's
Ca11didaest
THESREPUBLIcANs NAME DELE III;
GATES an mt. HARMONY {.
SCHOOL sH0USE.y

80 II 8 sl7sl5 49,. Y = Y q
The Republicans of Winfield dis
trict met In a mass convention Sat
|urday afternoon at the Mount SHars
monys school house for the, purpose OF
selecting the. district ticket and also
toSname the delegates TO The !conven-
lions to be held at "a later date. =
& The following district ticket; was
nominated: ;, PA
Z Pres. B. OF 81, Bailey, Morgan.
Mem. B. Of E., Calvin Moran.
Z Justice OF the peace, f. NJ. Kccner.
Member county Elk. committee, 4 j.
o.sSwisher. q &
The following delegates were ap=z
poihted: !, 4 ca.
Congressional convention which
meets in this city next Friday, VIM.
II. Bunnergand Wager H. Bunner.
State Senatorial conven ton which
meets In this city August Sth. To
be selected blythe copmittcc at ala
ter date.
County convention which meets
August Sth, N. NJ. Hawkins. James
Baker, Harry Berry. u. w. Morgan.
u Q. swisher. Carl Carter, a. D. IJol:
life, ]. f. Carpenter. 7. A. sHayhurst..
+. NJ. ;Keencr, w. H. Bunner. l.. NJ.
Harris, G. R. Hoult, Calvin Moran,
Wager H., Bunner, Jos. L, Shuttle
worth, Coleman Pride, Virgil Brown
and Eldora Moran.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
Tomato Club
Demonstration.

On August 40, III and 12S timer,
will be held at Barrsekyills d meet
Ing Of great Importance 20 the mem
bers OF the Marion County Girls
Canning and Tomato Club. All tn
club members Of, the county 10 tho
number OF sixty Or more viii Smee
for three days OF work and instrucs
ton: The program, Is being mad
Iup by Miss Sadie n. Guseman, staff
agent in charge of girls clubs; ant
Miss Clara Wilson, county agent
The first two days will be! given5ove.
TO instructions and addresses BY tho
state and county agents and 10 thu
actual work of canning tomatoes. Il
will be in fact a short. school fol-
lessons on canning and. caring, foB
the product of the many t6mat.
iplats which now are beginning Il
reward the club girls for their patti
ent labors. Tho third day OF thu
school will be featured by addressc..s
lbyf prominent men of the county
who are in sympathy with theiwork
The three day meeting will be in
the nature Of general rally Of the
club members, their parents and
friends. 1t is expected that there
will be large turnout of the peos
pie Sof the county, especially on the
third5day of the meeting.
1T may be. said in passing, thar
Marion county Is taking very
prominent part in the campaign for
better methods Of farming sanu i'm.
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A Victim OF
| An A n J X :''::i'
GUS 1AMM1oTTE DIES FROM i. Il,
JURIEs RECEIVED WHILE y /
SWIMMING.

T. { y. ! ~ 81 E.
Gus Lambiottc.. a son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Emile Lambiottc, Of this city,
who had been spending the past few
weeks in sandusky. o., met with an
accident a few days ago which rs-
in his death on Saturday. The
young man in company with a party
of friends was swimming at Cedar
Point Beech, an amusement park.
and while diving from a spring board
he was injured in such a manner
that his death resulted. a brother
fn=law, Ed. Bruner. of Pt. Marion,
Pa. summoned by lis condition
reached sanduskys before the young
man passed away. Mr. Lanibi6tte
was employed witiithc wind5wfglass
company here but had gone 10 san-
dusky, since the factory closed tforithel
summer. He was we'll known here
Fand Tie news 81 his death has been
received With regret bya widtreircle,
|of friends. II Us VA tlos
fss Mrs. Lambiottesis survived ,iby lis
parents and sseyeral Il sisters and d
brother, namely, onelbrother.s Charles
Z. Lambiotte. OF this city aud sew!
eral sisters, Mrs. Robert o'shell OF
Pittsburgh; Mrs. Charles shaul, OF
pittsburgh; Mrs. Edward Bruner, Of
Point Marion, Pa; Mrs. Camille Lam.
bert, Mrs. Claude Morris and Miss
leila Lambiotte, all Of this city. His
brothcr;in;law; Mr.. Ed. Bruner.
reached the. young mans side before
| he passed away.
The remainds will reach hero this
afternoon ut 5:32gand will be taken
to tho home Of his parentsiton East
Park avenue. Arrangements for the
funeral, which have not been COM
lploted are under the direction OF un7
j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

Interment was made in the Mt. zion
cemetery under the direction OF I'm
destaker jenkins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
ANNOUNCED.
~ isNeS

s(By. Charles Brooks Smith,
WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 81.
Fourth class postmasters commits
stoned were announced this week as
follows:
Alaude t. Dabney, Arlee, w. Va. s5
A'masa N. Keeney; 3 rounlapd, w.
Va. .;..3
{. c :; # bollinSes, aBrusl, !, VI Il
Joseph *. BAbsra Calvin, W. va.
Wiittt FoWiles. iNtirlh,s;W Va.
Ma'Ela!H Adsmg, Ns@pesne,IlMs
Va 1 Il s AZ u
Harvey S. LinglS. olcott, ". Va. Il
William I: sn,ii PeEl bc-ton.i w
Va. n, 81 x & g; S.3.s 4. q AZ
: Ben Barser!aI r::.aR adkin, w. Val
Ezra ]: Smith ;falslarrord. +
Waiter g., Farrcr. Tier. w. aN.
Samuel D. King, Wancso. w. Va !
Harry! a: On houa, Winsrovc, w,
Va. ~ q
New ,pcstofritesy Established foS
West Virginia: calvin, u 5Nicholat
county tre:estaklislied at ; former
sitel Brush. Bra1ton county, spet
cial from DAWSON. Mirth, Lincoln
.connty, special from .Priestly. i;
4. The name of1lIarry9L Napsicklcr
to be postmaster ut Iewisbnrg: w
"a. IN place of Noah w. Russell.
was sent TO the5senate vest erday for
rrnfi,mation. The present incum=
ibcnts term oxrireh June 25th. st3
The mans Of the postoffitc Al
Academy Pocaliontas county; has
been ordered changed upon request
of Con gresham Avis, to HillsboroI
Mr.. Avis has also been notified by
he satne tlsnartrient that examtnas
tiongS for spostmastcrs at Dain. Mich
alat cn1aty. and SHiawat tia, Mercer
county. have been requested AMI
dat cs for holding them will shortly
be jret: IS
Il The maize OF the postoffice at / jed.
Nh owell comfy has heen changed
to HAVOC. ard Oliver 81 Knouff has
shcca :apphintnd In charge succeed.
ing Lestelle vi! Baker. Grover o.
Long succeeds Oliver G. Anderson
as pestmaster L Ramage, b oons
county aud John RI Carmichael
succeeds John KdefSeria as postmaster
at Siiyertun, Jackson county.
"a Il L
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NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC!
Nelson Frcdericks and Virgil
Ftedefiekss have LEFT their home and
Iwillinot be responsible for any debt
they make or contract.
7-27-st cHAss FREDERICK.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-07-16
Notes From Denmark.

Several from here attended the Ring
ling Bros. circus at Green Bay last Sat
urday.
Mr.. 7. +. Richdorf and sister Mayme
spent Sunday with relatives and friends
at Kellnersyille.
The "22," Club have arranged to
hold picnic at Hagermeister park
here next Sunday, July II, Everyone
should endeavor to attend as every
thing possible will be done to make
this affair successful.
While at work in the Dufek Bros.
saw mill here one day last week JOS
eph Domnoski had the misfortune of
having his right hand severely hurt.
He was was working, at the planer
when his hand became caught in some
machinery and before alarm could be
given his fingers were badly crushed.
He was removed to the office of DR.. T.
j. Hager where the wounds we're treat
ed.
Mr.. II. J. Harris editor of the Den
mark Press spent few days of last
week at his former home in Farmers
will, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Duckart enter
tanned a number of their friends al
their home Sunday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-07-16
Notes From MiShiCOt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kruger of
Green Bay are visiting with Miss
Clara and Henry Kruger. Mr..
Albert is i'll aud is here to recuperate
on the farm.
Mrs. John Scheuer Sr. is visiting
relatives at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Wernecke of Chicago is visit
ing at the Jonas home.
Dan Cooney had the misfortune of
having part of two fingers cut of by a
sledge.
Viola Scheuer is visiting friends at
Green Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Armenian
and children of Chicago arrived here
Friday for visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Arne-
man. They made the trip in their auto.
Gertrude, Franklin and John Thuss
of marshfeld are visiting at C.
| Mueller's.
Mr.. G. Madison of manitowoc spent
Thursday with his son DR.. A. Il.
| Madison.
The sad news of little Marcella Sic
| benborn's misfortune was received
with a great shock by friends and
relatives here. Little Marcella was
born in this village and moved with her
parents when little girl of four. She
is granddaughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheney.
Miss Leona Wagner is here to spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Mary Scanlon of Cato is visiting
her aunt Miss Cooney.
Miss Vivian Houghton of Manitowoc
is visiting with Miss Amanda Halberg,
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Amelia,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Silber-
sack Of this village and Mr.. VIM. Wac
ker Of Milwaukee.
Miss Silbersack is trained nurse
and has been practicing at Milwaukee
for the past few years. She is here at
present with her sister, Miss Julia,
visiting with their parents.
Mr.. Wacker is tea and coffee mer-
chant at Milwaukee. The wedding
will take place in September but no
date has been set.
Mrs. kumbaek of Two Rivers spent
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Rich.
ard Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Assmann, of Day.
relatives.
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Notes From OSman.

a birthdey party was given at the
home Of Mrs. j. Donahue in honor of
her son Walter. After the dance a
lunch was served. Every one went
home wishing Walter many happy re-
turns OF the day.
Ms, Anna Rock ana Caughter of Chi
cago is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Donahue.
Miss Mary Cain and Mr.. John Moran
of Chicago is visiting relatives here.
Friends and neighbors gathered at
tho home of Mr.. Martin Cain to help
celebrate his birthday. Every one
present reported a good time. Lunch
was served and dancing was kept up un.
til the band played "Home Sweet
Home
Mr.. Patrick Donahue and daughter
Mrs. Mary inland and grand son Fran
els Terry OF Fond du Lac are visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Cain this week.
Mr. Julius Zemer purchased new
motorcycle last week.
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Notes from kellnerSyille.

On last Sunday Kelnersville defeat
ed Cooperstown at the home grounds
by score of To ,,
Next Sunday the Range Line team
play in this burg
Miss Ethel West Of Milwaukee is
spending her vacation with Dr.. l.. A.
Doherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cheney and Ed
Kelner autoed to Kewaunee last Fri
day,
NJ, l.. kellner is now the owner Of a
pair Of spotted horses
Mr. Bratz travelling for the Associat
ed Mfg Co, sold NJ, Kelner 4 Sons two
car loads OF Six Mule Engines on Mon.
day
Ray Brllmeir the pitcher who work
ed against the OKs lost heart break
ing game at Milwaukee last Sunday.
Mr. Birlmeir was opposed by McShane.
They went Is innings with the score
: to when IA hit and an error gave
McShanes bunch the extra count to
win the game.
Mr., Bcilmeir will pitch against the
O<s for kelnersville when tLey meet
at Manitowoc.
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Notes From Melnik.

Mr.. Wencel Markvart has started 10
operate the milk route to the condensery
left vacant by Aug. Albright.
Mrs. Joseph Zmerkal and children OF
Chicago are visiting here with Mrs.
Zmerkal's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Kliment, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vida ana
daughters Blanche and Clara OF Manlto-
voc spent Sunday afternoon here Win
relatives.
Mr.. Anton Pech and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Straka visited with rel
atiyes in Kossuth last Sunday.
Henry Drasner of Mishicot spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Quite a number from here attended
the circus at Manitowoc last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Joseph Dushek who has been Wis
iting here with relatives for some time
returned to his home at Greenwood
Clark county last Friday He was ac-
companied by Mrs Kostlevy who Will
visit there with her son Charles, Tor
few weeks.
A very pretty wedding took place
here last week Tuesday when Miss En-:
ma Duchon and Emil Witt were united
in the bonds of matrimony at the Fran
els Creek church. Both the young
people are well known throughout this
section. They will make their home
on farm in this locality, which Mr..
Witt recently purchased.
The correspondent joins with their
many friends in extending congratuIa-
tons.
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Anthony j. Clark, Clerk of Circuit
Court, who is candidate on the Dem
ocratic ticket lied his nomination pap
ers, which contain 342 names with the
County Clerk to-day. He has many
friends in the county who are very
much interested in his election. He is
man who has shown much ability in
conducting the affairs of this Office.
All who have come in contact with
him, in any manner, have been impress
sed with his personality; always court
eous, fair and willing at all times to go
out of his way to grant favor to aid
his fellow man. Manitowoc County has
an honest and efficient officer in the
person of Anthony j. Clark, and if the
people of the County choose to retain
him, they will make no mistake.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-07-16
Notes From Liberty.

The people of this section were
shocked last Sunday evening when
they heard the news that August Bru-
meier had shot himself. He committed
the rash act at about five clock in the
evening at his home, on the porch. 1t
is presumed that his mind was unbal-
anced at the time. For some years he
had been unable to control his appetite
for drink and few months ago was
posted" On Sunday case of beer
was brought to the home and it is said
Mr.. Brumeier consumed large share
of it. He then took nap and when he
got up he got hold of an old rusty re.
volver and, as stated above, shot him
self near the right ear. Mrs. Brumeier
and the children we're in the barn yard
doing the evening chores and when
they heard the shot rushed to the
house. August was lying on the porch
bic eding profusely with the revolt
yer in his hand. A doctor was called
but could do nothing. Mr. Brumeier
lived about four hours but was not con-
scious at any time. He was about AZ
years old and was born and reared on
the farm where he died, it being the
old home farm. He leaves wife and
four children the oldest 10 years. Mr..
Brumeier was good neighbor and was
well liked by everyone. That his life
should come to such sad ending is re-
GREETED by all who knew him.
The funeral was held Wednesday.
Burial was in Evergreen cemetery at
Manitowoc.