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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-10-07
S~EASONABLE DISHES.

There are some who find 1t neces-
sarv ~ cultivate a taste for eggplant,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-10-07

For nail in the foot use Hanford's
Balsam. ADV.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-01-29
Notes From Newton.

Mr.. Edwin Carsten left for Green
Bay this week where he will undergo
AN operation.
Mr.. Alex j. DuveSeck lost a valua-
BILE horse last week.
Mr.. Emil Selle celebrated his birth
day last week and large crowd attend
ed. Everybody present had an enjoy
able time.
Mr.. VIM Stauss sold his 60 acre farm
last week to Mr.. William Dill. Con-
sideration, $4,000.
Mr.. Ernst Fehrman of Manitowoc
travelled through this vicinity last week
for the Gennrich Publishing Co.
Mrs. Henry Waack ST., celebrated
her birthday this week. Everybody
present had an enjoyable time. Con-
gratulations.
Mr.. Otto Glass; of Manitowoc spent a
few days with his brother Joe Gass.
Mr.. Lewis Reinhardt purchased a
new binder and mower from =. j.
Bonde of Union Grove.
Mrs. Carl +. Kruger was visiting at
Sheboygan one day this week.
A farmers club and literary society
has been organized in school districts
seven and eight. The following Off
GERS were elected. President, Nh.
Adolph Bauer; Vice President, Mr..
Andrew Salverson; Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss Ida Gauger.
The next meeting will he held in dis
trict number seven Feb. ID, 1914, at
in connection with the meeting.
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Notes From Denmark.

Mr.. Mic. Heiser ST., died at his
home in Boyd last Thursday after an
illness of but few weeks.
Deceased was born in Germany and
came to this country when still a
young man. They settled at Port
Washington where later he was mar
ried to Miss Anna Stinemetz. They
then moved to farm in Gibson which
has been their home up to "a few years
ago TO this union was born twelve
children ten Of whom are living. They
are Mrs. j. Sandt of Kansas City, Mrs.
Mary Duckart of Boyd; Mrs. Kate
Wagner of Aniwa; Mrs. A. II, Mathie-
son @, Denmark; and Miss Emma Heis-
er of Milwaukee; Math, Nick and Mike
and Frank of Cooperstown and John OF
Advance. Besides twenty seven grand
children and five great-grand children.
Mr.. Heiser was SO years of age and
for the last number of years made his
home at Boyd, his wife having proceed
ed him to the Great Beyond about sew
en- years ago.
The remains were brought to Coop
erstown for burial, The funeral took
place Monday from St James Catholic
church, Rev. A. G. Dusold performing
the last sad rites.
Mrs. j, Briton was taken to st, Vim.
cents Hospital last week where she
underwent an operation. The latcs,
report states that she is getting aonl
nicely.
Mr.. M. Richdorf transacted busines.
at Green Bay last. Thursday.
Mrs. Herman of Manitowoc VISITED
with her daughter Mrs. Anthem Hage,
last week
Miss Julia Hagee who underwent al
operation for appendicitis is on tn,
road Ia recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Stinemetz and A
ID. Lang OF Milwaukee were here l.
attend the funeral oil Mr.. Mic Heiser
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Notes From Meme.

Messrs. Alois Casper and Mat Rup-
linger of Milwaukee visited friends
here the past week.
Erwin Miller, oldest son of John
Miller was Accidentally killed on We'd
nesday morning in gravel pit near
Hayton the banks caved in and fell
apon him injuring him internally and
rendering him unconscious. He was
taken at once to near by farmhouse.
Medical aid was summoned but he
died an hour later. The funeral took
place on Friday. Interment at Cen
terville.
Mr.. Andrew Willmas is visiting
friends at Milwaukee,
Miss Anna Bohne is spending few
days with relatives at Manitowoc.
Me-. William Lorfeld an old and re.
spected resident of the town of Meme
died at st. Nicholas Hospital at She.
boygan on Tuesday Of last week. He
was taken to the hospital n few days
before his death to undergo an opera
ton; but on account of his advanced
age, resulted in his death.
He was eighty three years old. tie
was 2 veteran of the Civil war and .
resident OF Meme for over nifty years
The funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon from the home of his sor
| David Lorfeld.
Interment took place at the Evang
elist Cemetery at Spring Valley,
Mr.. Joe Cornell Of Mauitowoc at
tended the Lorfeld funeral on Satur
day.
Miss Elsie Lorfeld of Milwaukee,
was called home an, account Of tn,
death of her grandfather. She return
ed to Milwaukee on Sunday.
Mr.. John Hildebrant of Eden Station
called on friends here Sunday.
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Notes From ValderS.

\. Posters are out announcing the third
number of the Lyceum Course which
will take place Tuesday evening Fob
3rd at the Central Opera House.
The Chicago Lyceum Players will
present variety Of monoogues, cos
tune sketches and organ chimes. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
come and enjoy an evening of entertain
ment which will be high class in every
respect.
Barney Brennan Sec. and Gen. Mgr.
of The Valders Lime and Stone Co.
went to Milwaukee and Chicago Tues
day on business.
The Vaders Canning Co. have Il
force of men busy installing the ma
chinery in their new factory building
On Monday forenoon occurred the
death of Helen the only daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friedl at the age
of two years and months The funer
al took place Wednesday afternoon from
the Valders Lutheran church, Rev
A. O. Alison officiating. They have
the sympathy of the community in thei
sad bereavement.
Reinhold Gleason and wife were a
Collins Tuesday TO attend the funera
OF Mr.. Gleason's father, who was bur
ried from the Lutheran church there
Quite number from here attende
tho old folks dance at Fessler's hal
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

Mr.. Fred Hrudka has returned from
Colorado for few months visit and
called on old friends here last week.
He is the son of Frank Hrudka who
recently sold his farm and moved to
Manitowoc.
Glen Tetz latf who has been attend
ing Two Rivers High School, now at
the hospital at Green Bay, is pronounce
ed out of danger. He was operated
upon for appendicitis, case of the
very worst kind
DR.. Clark has returned from Mil
waukee where he attended clinic.
Miss Iidya Wertz of Liberty spent a
few days with Clara Jonas.
Miss Josephine Eslinger has return
ed home to recuperate after long i'll
ness. She was working at Manitowoc
where she became ILL., And could not
be removed TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Jonas of Taco
ma WASH, are the parents of baby
boy. Mr.. Jonas is the son of Fred JON
as of Mishicot.
Nora Weinfurther, Edwin Chloupek,
Edwin and Frances Rouiller returned
home Thursday after completing
their first semester final examinations
at the Manitowoc high school.
Miss Cheney and Miss Adams of the
training school were here Saturday for
the Teachers meeting.
Fred Tasch of Nebraska is visiting
at the Boyer home.
Mrs. Richard Schroeder is at the
Green Bay hospital where she under
went serious operation. Her condi.
tion is favorable.
The German Mutual Farmers Insur.
ance company held it's annual meeting
last week. The reports as read indi
cate that the association is in pros
porous condition. The officers elected
are: Ira Boyer, President; Herman
Stein, secretary, and Aug. Armenian
treasurer. The three directors are
Louis Heyroth, ST., August Armenian
and Herman Stein.
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Notes From Collins.

Mr.. Schroeder from Milwaukee was
in our town last Friday at l., l.. Voigt's.
He is piano tuner working for The
Walthom Piano Co. He tuned quite a
number pianos in our town and vicini-
ty
Mr.. Fred w. Schneider celebrated
his birthday last Sunday evening.
Cards were played and everybody had
good time.
Mr.. Frank Tyler from Nebraska was
in our town last week visiting his
brother, Wells Tyler.
Mr.. Loruce from Marshfeld died last
Thursday His remains were brought
TO Eaton for burial. The funeral was
held from the Presbyterian church.
He was about j6 years old. A wife and
family survive him.
The show last Saturday at Duckman' s
hall was well attended Iand everybody
was well pleased with il.
Our village was shocked las, Satur'
day when it was learned thai Robert
GLASGOW had died suddenly of heart dis
ease. Mr.. GLASGOW was born in Her.
man, Sheboygan county Sept. 20 1851
The family moved TO Rantoul, Calu.
met county in 1883 He was married
in 1894 to Christina Peter who died in
1895. Some years later he married
Mrs. Anna Neuman Of Rockland who
with two sons and three daughters two
brothers and -four step daughters sur
vive him. The funeral was held las
Thursday afternoon from the Luther
church Of Eaton. The body was taker
to Rantoul for burial. The funera
was largely attended. The deceased
was over 81 years of age.
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Notes From MeInik.

Mrs. Chas. Stueber who had been
visiting with her mother at Chicago
for the past five weeks returned to
her home here last Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Suckomel of Manitowoc
was visiting here with relatives last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hostak returned
from Racine last Friday where they
visited with relatives for several days.
Mr.. Albert Bleser OF Four Corners
paid the vicinity business visit last
Friday.
Edw. Heink and John Kliment who
are attending school at Manitowoc
spent few days here with their par
ents.
Mrs. John Skarvan was visitor at
Manitowoc last Friday
Several from here were callers at
Manitcwoc last week to witness some
of the cases that were being tried at
the court house.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Soukoup has been quite i'll the
past several days. Medical aid was
promptly given and the patient is on
the road to recovery.
DR.. Karnopp of Mishicott was a
professional caller here last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Drasner Of this place visi-
ted with her daughter Mrs. A. Koch
Of Manitowoc last Thursday.
Mr.. Emil Vida was business WISH
tor at Manitowoc last Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Stueber was business
caller at Manitowoc last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Don't forget the date, Jan 3lst., at
the Melnik Turner hall.
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Notes From CenteryiIIe.

The Misses Elsie and Mabel Bah of
Kiel are visiting relatives and friends
here this week
The Farmers Course is now on at
Madison. Did anybody goY
Mr. and Mrs. August Hecker of Col
Inns were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Born on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmitz of New
ton visited with the Robert Vogel fam.
lily on Sunday,
Rev. w. w. Wolf Of Racine former,
iy pastor AZ Neosha was here for Two
days TO see his relatives.
Miss Theckla Wagner is on the SICK
list.
Mr.. Fred Lorfeld OF Colby was her,
TO attend the funeral OF his father.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From CooperstOwn.

Mr.. Nichalos Heiser of Boyd, form
erly of Cooperstown, died OF hear
trouble, after short illness Jan. 22nd
1914, at 1890 A. NJ. at the age OF 8.
years one month and one day.
A widow, five boys and five girls
survive him. The children are Mrs
G.. Sandt of Kansas City, Kan; Mr.
Mat. J. Heiser of Cooperstown; Mrs. A
Wagner OF Aniwa, Wis; Mrs. j. 2,
Duckeart of Boyd, Wis, Mr.. John
Heiser Advance, Wis: Mr.. Nick Heis'
and Mr. Michael Heiser Jr. and Mr.
Frank Heiser of Gibson; Mrs. A. Matt
hiesen of Denmark Wis; and Miss
Emma Heser of Milwaukee.
A large number of grand and great
grano children also survive him.
Mr.. He.ser was born in Luxembourg,
Germany He came to this county in
the year 1859 and located on a piece
of timber land, and in the course OF
time became prosperous and success
full farmer.
He retired from actual farming
eight years ago and made his home at
Boyd, Wis. The body was brought
here TO his old home for burial from
St. James Catholic church at Coopers
town. Rev. Dusold officiated,
Mr.. Johnson salesman for Case CO IS
of Racine transacted business here
Wednesday.
A feather bee was held at Mr..
Charles Goessls home Thursday. About
thirty-ive guests were present. After
the bee an excellent supper was served
after which the guests departed for
their homes.
Mr., and Mrs Lisch of Denmark spent
Saturday ann Sunday here with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sladky are the
parents of bright baby girl.
Mr.. Zahork of Taus transacted bust
ness here Monday.
Our school teacher, Miss Fitzgerald,
spent Saturday and Sunday at home at
Cato.
Game Warden Henrickson was in
our burg last week and arrested one
of our hunters for violating the game
laws
Miss Della Cenefelt spent Saturday
at Green Bay.
A feather-bee was held at Frank
Mach's home last Friday. Supper
was served after the bee.
Mr. Simon Dufeck was on business
at Manitowoc Wednesday.
Mr. John Barteme shipped couple
car loads of cattle to Chicago this
week.
Mrs. G. Metz is on the sick list and
was taken to the hospital at Green Bay
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elmer spent
Sunday at Larrabee.
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Notes From Cato.

Rev. Father Ceiling, was at Mantle
voc Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Miss Ruth Berge visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Robt. Klann last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brennan were
Sunday visitors at Valders.
connie" Zahorik spent Sunday at
his home near Taus.
VIM. Morgan was at Manitowoc on
business the last of the week.
Messrs. Blasius Riederer, VIM. C.
Klann, Frank Denk. and VIM. Bren-
nan autoed to Manitowoc one day last
week.
When returning home from Newton
last week John and A. Knodt had the
misfortune to upset their press. Con-
siderable damage was done, but as
soon as they can obtain repairs they
will be out again ready for business.
Miss Tille Gilbert of Valders visited
friends near Clarks Mills last week.
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Notes from keIlnerSyille.

Kellnersvlle defeated Wayside on
Sunday night, 40 TO IL. Both teams
played nice clean game. On Sunday
Feb 8 Grmms plays at Kellnersville.
A dance after the game. Don't miss
this one for IL is the banner game OF
the season.
The first Of next month, Feb l., Chas
Cherney has booked for a social dance.
Atty. l.. W. Ledvina was business
caller here few days Of this week.
The cattle fair on Monday was well
attended.
Sleighing has put new life into lhe
winter.
At the annual church meeting Sun.
day the members Of the congregation
voted for new church.
Chas. Gerl, and family, Of Chicago
was home 10 attend his fathers fuuer
al.
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Louis Hessel Francis Creek, Chas.
Bolley, Geo Carbon r. 6, and Allie
Holtzen Francis Creek.
A game OF basket ball will be played
at Rockwell Opera House Friday Jan.
30, White Law VS. Atwood Stars. A
little time win be had after the game
which everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
John Ssibel Prop. of Hotel Rockwell
has posters out for a grand opening
and masquerade Feb. Is. Supper and
refreshments will be served. And a
good time is guaranteed 70 all. Sc
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Notes From StangIeviIIe.

Mrs. Tom Zahorik had the misfor.
tune of falling down the high stairs at
Zanders cheese factory last Saturday
morning and received internal injuries.
DR.. Karnopp of Michicott is attending
her.
Miss Mary Paider is on the sick list.
A nice new buggy was found in
Chaces yard last Monday morning.
What does that mean? A runaway.
Miss Mary Rous spent last Sunday
at John Foreman's where she will re-
main for day sewing and will leave
the last of the week for Milwaukee.
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Notes From SchIeswig.

Mr.. Geo. Grady and Miss Helen
Reinholdt, Elenora Graf and other
teachers attended the meeting at Os-
man.
Mrs. Sophia Johanna Pingel wife OF
| Mr.. Jochim Pingel died suddenly of
heart failure. She was found dead in
bed Saturday of last week. The de-
ceased was born May Is, lS4l in Zachow
Mecklenburg, Germany, imimgrated to
this country in 1867. She was united
in marriage two years later to Jochim
Pingel. They settled on a farm near
Rockville. There was 6 children born
to the couple of whom four daughters
survive, namely: Mrs. Henry Becker,
Mrs. Chas. Ryder of Kiel, Mrs. Fred
voland and Miss Clara Pingel on the
old homestead, and 10 grandchildren.
Her remains were buried In the Reeds
vile cemetery. Funeral was largely
attended. Mr.. VIM. Brockert ottlcia-
ted.
Mr.. Henry Zarmstorf and sister Gus
tie were visiting with relatives at Mil
waukee Sunday.
Miss Helen Reinholdt was surprised
by large party of her friends last Sat
urday on her birthday. The time was
passed in playing games, singing, music
and other social games. Refreshments
and fine supper was served. All
present reported having had good
time.
Mr.. Henry Schnell who left two years
ago for the west is home with his moth
er, Mrs. Anna Schnell. Henry owns
100 acre farm at Roberta, Idaho.
Frank Wriedt who was born and
raised in our town but lives on farm
in town Russell, Sheboygan county,
sustained big loss week ago Sunday.
His large barn with all its contents
burned. A new Rambler auto was burn
ed. Cause of fire is unknown. The
loss is about $4,000.
The following is a list of taxpayers
in the town of Schleswig that pay over
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St Nazianz, Tuesday evening. All re-
port good time.
Don't forget to take in the Lyceum
Course, number three, at the Central
Opera House Feb. 3.
Ben Hougen and Oscar Hove attend
ed the dance at Hove's Hall Hilbert,
Wis, last Monday evening.
DR.. E. ). Bast who attended the
Dental clinics at Chicago, Minneapolis
and Milwaukee the past two weeks re-
turned Tuesday and was found busy at
his office here. Doc makes our burg
every Tuesday. His office is over the
Berge store.'
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Notes From Rockwell.

To show some of the neighboring
girls that we have very prosperous
Bachelor Club here we give herewith
their names and pedigree: Tom Meyer
and James Carbon, who will thresh
grain clean and not send any into the
stack. So do pot worry about these.
TheoWeise that knows the farming bus
mess without taking course at Mad
ison. Martin Wolfred cheese Mfg. that
makes cheese any one can eat. So you
are alright there. Reinie Hessel, Mgr
for Hessell and Even who operates a
store here is noted to be very popular
at his vocation. John Seibel, Prop. of
Hotel Rock well shows that he under
stands the business. There is another,
VIM. Tills asst. supt. of the Atwood
Lime Co. who is waiting, also Edw.
Alsweder Asst. Supt. of the Rockwell
Lime Co. Heinie Hassmer, the man with
the white apron, has changed colors to
a black coat, says, am waiting. Fred
Suckow seeks place in some strong
basket ball team, would prefer Reno.
Nick Jost, professional center in the
line of basket ball, & foot 3, is ready
to fill vacant place. VIM. Klemar
now General Mgr. for the place which
is owned by the Greena Azel. Frank
Petzka is still at the same job frying
doughnuts
Well here we are, stalled. August
Mueller has signed contract for life
his Ad. will expire Feb. 3, which is The
best stock man in the country.
New members who have applied fol
membe rship are Joo Carbon, Branch
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Notes From ReedsviIle.

Cavanaugh spent Saturday and Sunday
hero.
Miss Kohl of Sheboygan visited her
sister Mrs. I.esterling last week.
The local saloon keepers took advan.
tage of the cold spell to fill their ice
houses.
The Lyric Glee Club had full
house Wednesday and though handi-
capped by the ats, nee of one member
managed to give us very good enter
tainment.
Dan Murphy of Welcome was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Rourek sever
days last week.
Pat Guhin has returned from Chca-
go where for the past two months he
has been trying to solve the cost OF
high living. He says, "the country
for me-" During his absence he left
his brother John in charge of the
farm and the result is that John is al
most convinced that he wants to farm
instead of returning to the city.
Mrs. Cary and son John visited at
Cleveland the fore part of the week.
The next Lyceum number appears
Feb. 18th.
Otto Jonas, proprietor of the Reeds
vile hall, has posters out for an old
folks dance next Friday. So be sure
and be present and have a good time.
Music by the Marine Band of Manito-
Voc.
Mrs. Fred llagenow returned to
Whitelaw Friday after a short visit
here.
Emil Wenzlofl has had electric
lights put in his cigar factory. He
now employs four men besides him
self.
Mr.. Louis Kruger is passing the
cigars on the new baby boy at his
home.
Joseph Karner of Holland and Mary
Tikalsky of Maple Grove were called"
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shimon entertained
number of friends at Il dinner Sun
day.
Home people fail to realize what a
serious otfense against community it
is to needlessly expose same to some
contagious or infectious disease even
though it may be the old time favorite
"whooping cough" 1t isn't the cough
itself that is so dangerous but the
complications which may follow.
Were a person with lighted torch
to start around to fire the buildings of
his neighbor he would soon be stopped
and given the limit of the law and why?
Because of the monetary value. But
when mother or father takes her or
his children with whooping cough or
the like into public place thus ex-
posing the children of another, this
person is as liable to punishment rs is
he with the fire but this few seem to
realize. Why? Simply because hui
man life to them doesn't represent
dollars and cents.
Ralph Lurstenberg and Elmer Kava-
naugh visited the Brillon High school
Monday and arranged for debate
TO beheld between the two schools
in the near future. IL has been some
years since Brillion and our city have
crossed swords at debate and il sure
would prove great drawing card.
Arnold Rusch is hauling gravel for
his new home which will be started
early in the spring.
DR.. Louis Falge of Manitowoc was
professional caller here.
The Aluminium Goods Manufacture
ing company's team downed the
mighty Palace team to the score of 40
to "a.
We have the material here for a
good team but can secure no hall and
so when we want to see game must go
out of town.
Mr.. Otto Eberhardt who formerly
had charge of the furniture business
here has now located at CIintonville
where we wish him success.
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Notes From 81. NalIanz.

DR.. Il. j. Ba5t has returned from his
trip to Minneapolis, Chicago and Mil
waukee, where he attended the Dental
clinics DR.. Bast is now located In bis
new Office over VIM. Groh's store. lie
viii be at yalders every Tuesday al
usual.
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don't fail to attend.

don't fall TO attend.
The school entertainment which was
given by the Rockwell School at the
Opera House was attended by one of
the largest crowds that ever assembled
in the hall, and the program showed
that there was interest taken by both
the teachers and children. Both
teachers deserve credit for the pro-
gram they arranged and the way the
scholars acquitted themselves. The
entertainment was a grand success.
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