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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29
Farewell Party

Farewell Party
The telephone operators and eX-
operators of the local exchange gave
Miss Leona Schoonover surprise
farewell party at her home last eve
ming. There were fourteen present.
A ten o'clock supper was served. Miss
Schoonover and mother will move to
st. Paul soon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29
Birthday Supper

Birthday Supper
Last Sunday evening Mrs. Scrog-
gle entertained the members of the
Haddow families at a birthday sup
per in celebr. ion of her uncle Will
liam Haddow's birthday. Mr.. Had
dow and his wife were spending the
weekend visiting relatives here.
Their home is in Hudson.
Entertained at st. Paul Home
Mesdames A. E. Fuller, w. E.
Tubbs, w. H. Hunt, F. X. Knobel, E.
B. Carisch, E. E. Buck, M. Elertson.
C. F. Winter and the Misses Bernice
Sanford and Elizabeth Spalding were
entertained at Bridge Saturday by
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin at her home in
st. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29

The Improvement League
The Improvement League will meet
at the City Hall Monday, May AT
g %. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29

Congregational Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet next
Thursday, May 6, in the Social Rooms
of the church.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29

The Ladies' Athletic Club
The Ladies' Athletic Club will meet
Of the Stratton home at $50 next
Wednesday afternoon and will hike
to Reservoir Mound.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
T0WNLEYITES
TO TOUR STATE
Hagen and Other
Disciples of Radicalism
Getting Ready for Fray.

Bismarck, n. D., May 2S.-Gover-
nor Lynn d. Frazier will pause in his
first speaking trip in the primary
campaign to make a Memorial day
address in Montana.
The governor will speak in Toxic
,on-Saturday night, according to his
announced speaking tour. but will
cross the state line IL make his Me-
mortal address on May 81, at Pebima,
Mont.
The first speech of tho governor
in his campaign is to be made at
Glen Ullin on May 81. Several other
speeches are on his program before
he retdrps to his Office at the capitol.
So, Hagan Also TO Speak.
lohn. Hagan, commissioner of agri-
culture member of sundry boards
and busy ,propagandist for Townley-
ISM. also is going on the platform to
explain some of the laws which the
TUwnleyites have foisted,on the poo
pie of North Dakota.
II is aid by friends of Hagan that
he will explain quite satisfactorily
how the state bonded the Drake flour
mil, for $1,000. 600. alppraisedEtby state
appraisers at 100000: -delve into the
mystery OF the $4,000 piles OF flour
sacks which have not beer located
and Just why a check for 100000
was given J.~ a. McGovern, manager
of the mill, aP1 no accounting made,
SO far is has been determined.
Hagan starts out Tuesday. June J..
! With Il speech at Wilton. and he also
will visit Regain. Arena and Robin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
pr INTEREST 70 WOMEN
Minnesota Woman
Is Again Elected

Mrs. w. p. scrugha'n " Minnc-
apolis has been reelected vice presi-
dent general of the national society
OF, Daughters OF the Revolution at the
convention in Boston. Mrs. sorus-
ham was the, only MinnesotA dele
gate. Mrs. Charles r. W6lbert, Of
Philadelphia was elected president
general. .
other officers elected are vice
Presidents general. Mrs. Minnie +.
latham of New jersey; Mrs. julia NJ.
Rowe, Mass: and Mrs. Fanf1ie "a.
onion. Maryland; recording secretary
general. Mrs. Edith Il. smith. ". j.;
treasurer general. Mrs. Edith Tim
mele. New York; corresponding sec
rotary general. Mra Catherine b.
Cunningham. New York; = regsstrat
general, Miss Adeline W. Sterling
New Jersey: historian general, Mrs
Jennie l.. Grant. Pennsylvania; lib
rAriAn general. Mrs. Clara j. .CohNrn,
Massachusetts. aN' II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Southwestern North
Dakota Town Has Been
Isolated By Floods

Bismarck, y. Is. May 26.-Heawy
rains in the southwest corner Of the
state recently practically isolated
Camp Crook. near Marmarth. and
prevented the fteighting of foodstuffs
and other supplies TO the inhabitants
of that section. according to reports
reaching this city today. At one tin1e.
it is said the population there was al
most face, to face with starvation. the
arrival of overland freight relieving
the ~predicamcnt. -
The heavy raips made the roads be-
acknowledgements and Camp Crook al
III ost -itnpassable and all of the streams
were swollen. making 1t impossible to
cross them for several days. This con-
dition3 forged the Range Gazette of
Camp Crook tosprint ON wrapping pa
per last week as its supply of print
;papertcould not he frcightcd in.
The people OF the Camp CROOK dis
trict were on short tratiors several
times during the winter because of
huge snow drifts blocking tire roads
and it was hoped that with the APP
pr.oach Of spring these conditions
would be 4remedied. but the heavy
spring rains make the situation worse
than4:durfng the winter time. Many
farmers attempting to make the; trip
between the. two places were forced to
aabandont Wagon in flooded streams.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
WANT HAWAII REPRESENTED.

He seeks nomination on the Republic
can ticket,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
AMENDMENT
EFFECTIVE,
81 SAYS
No Further State Lcgisla-
ton Necessaryxto Enfran-
chise Women, He Says.

Hish,arck n n NAV - - .arl ~
.,ate ,sr,s,at; on nv,, nat ~ - go ~
81 tss.sia.io "ni ~ iop l"e "o.i-
en- OF North Dakota Of the fun exer-
else Of the ballot next fab, in the.
event tho Mirtv..ixth state r,t;fias
~ Go, As.. sS,...s
'pe aussan u. AnthohE 70
William LANCER, attorney general.
in an opinion rendered today. holds
that the adoption and ratification Of
the national suffrage aynerdr1ent
would automatically. IN effect. amend
tllet state Statutes, and women Of the
STATE would be fully enfranchised.
The opinion was rendered at the
request Of Mrs. Carrie Il Gait.
presidenttof tho National Woman
Suffrage association, who believes that
the thirty-sixth state will ratify the
in amendment before the fall etection.
}T%hirty-five states. have. ratified and.
favorable action is hoped for from,
tDelawarc, where's the legislature in
1.-The early part of It's session. refused
no rntify;; IN Louisiana. where the leg
isiature is in session. or in Connncti-
cut. where a snccial session may be
called.
The Opinion. u
,rho on;,io, nr ~. =, f,,,,
fol,n,vs. - =" A"''
~ Nav o. 1000
,,rs rs,.,.,, ~, t.a+t prnsido,t
H." N,,;,,nai An,a,iaan sun.,,, az
~. % Aesnriatinn III ,d;snn
hu"s,, W"w vi \ = so
noar Mad.r,
= harn, o
.aotan ~ ,,h ,a, $1,000
m,S1nninion .s' ,,tornnv ro,o,,, ~ no
sts+ei ~ x,n-%i I'aInts ~ ~ 900
1 1iar ~ ~ ,,hathar az ,'rt az ~ rati
ficnt;on W, ihas thir,S- wv. st.ta 90
~ s,,s, - ,,,,nG ,,ont
,rr,,, ~" n.hor;,; .a n,,n;f;aS ns ninn'
tnrs viii 10 ma,;tton ~ oxorn;so
stf,i,' s,,fyr.c 70 nrri,.iInses i,N,bis stata
VIE ~ go, ~. 1a.isIa -, 10
49,. ~ 'f 10 utoto ,ar;s,at;va om hiM nv
,rhi. n,,ostinn h.s heretofnrn hncn
submitted aIe to me "a fol. consideration
a,,J = hn,, w az nrin;nn 49,
nv ".S sA'Sn az 80. opti'oi - -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Bacr May Explain o'Donoghuc.

Congressman John Bacr. whose
SECRETARY, according TO apparently req
liable sources. sent ".Fathcr" O'Don-
aghuh from Washington to North
Dakota to ten the people the bless
ings of the Nonpartisan league. also
is coming into tho state. q
The car1ponist- congressman will
speak in, Forman,N May 81. and will
also speak i'm Cogswell, l~lidgerwood
and Gasselton. e.
VIII Lynn -NIcntion Kate:
There is. a wager being circulated
around the capitol, no takers, that
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

Oleta Gillcland returned
94klN evening from San Diego.
kNM3kherc she has been spending
and will be tho guest OF
NsfEother, Mrs. Il. b. Gi,le!and, 931
Mn Fourth street. for several
HIM.. In California Miss Chile
aNas the guest OF. her aunt, Mrs.
AMsHhdden, and she expects to, re-
1A5sseo the west in the fall,
aeNsfy. l.. Glass, Jr.. 1los University
5eAIh. and Miss Ethel NJ. Wentz left
~ for Grafton, n. D., where
ekilf visit with friends for several
Ig group Of local women who
s~saaFsecently forJ1ed$a chapter OF the
3&htcrs OF the American Rsvolu-
NseaHill hold a meeting on Thursday.
in The home of Mrs. Thomas
1Khne, University Place. All won
have been asked 10 have their pa
a9##prapAred and ready fer present.
5BE at that time.
2sTyss s... ...4f y y H. ~ -
5xEnuniber of Grand Forks residents
I&exnsttedsfto motor TO Cfookston
: riday evening, May rs, to attend
lnfarmal dancing party to be, Civ
Nv the Crookston lodgeNof b. r. o.
y. The hours will be from $3.50
Ac ;p'clockI, nhd good music hae
VA secured to play the dance pro
Ii. ~ ~ $500 49, r IT,. a - - 3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

Beers Of the Service ytar Legion
o5anested to prepare tlieir indi-
warts Of the history iii. cortem-
lW8EgGonforming as nearly AS pos.
Nak6E the regulations given below.
S@Ssse11d- in the same at the next
S1f of the legion.
unnecessarily for compiling nrtiis-
men, through whose military
ESwomcn may become eligible
Mbership In the Service Star
III calls for. material which shall
general interest AtS the present
eRfamilics and friends Of the lc-
ND Of historical interest to pos
sSH&ill name, birthplace ana date
lfala Of soldier. sailor ur marine
gsses service in the world war.
II 4Nsa1l name ana birthplace Of
skeleton of the most impor-
ENktts Of his life UP to, the time
,EEsantering the service, such az
%Sssfrom ono state or country to
efss his educational advantages,
!. NJ aSpecial enterprise.
ssSHyAasO, from thA date of his entry
ShalSicc. II brief military record
eSlig. names Of organizations to
MNhe has been assigned, any pro-
4Iess notable events. or matter OF
II Significance up to and includ-
le final discharge, .sr call by
IfHGffUm tho service,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

Governor Frazier will not refer. in his
Memorial address TOY the cas- of Kate
Richards O'Hare, convicted of dis
loyalty during the war. whom he ask
cd President Wilson to pardon.
, Petitions for the nomination of E.
T.. Iadd, Nonpartisan league can6i-
date for. United States %senator.N are
the first of league candidates to reach
the office of the secretary, of state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

-WlIIlam IIen2cr.
Attorney General.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
HXTnHEntC IIICKS.

Rio vista, cat. May 26.--A won-
an. living near here. recently set a
box OF Eggs in a, corner of her room,
beneath which was a water pipe kept
Consistently warm hHsa fire II the.
esEs ntitHi the price would go up.
Instead she heard the chirping OF.
chicks. and on investigation found
that AZ or AZ eggs. had Matched.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Nurses to Receive
, Diplomas Thursday

Commencement exercises for the
1920 class Of the Deaconess hospital
will be held. in tho Zion Luther:l
church on Thursday evening ut 8
O'Clock and invitations have been is
sued to a large number or friends
Of the hospital and of the nurses TO
attend them. The commencement
and, Will be followed by an informal
RECEPTION in The 'parlors Of h church,
at, which menntters OF the graduating
class will he honor guests.
The young women who. Will receive
diplomas arc:
Misses Matilda Sletto, Mable> c.
Hukee,. EdnLNelson, ltreida BorghHd
Erickson. Bernice Charlotte Hendrlck-
Son. Anna sorenson, Nina 'Christene
Haltorson. Mari Grothe, Agnes Sadie
| wenaas, Loa Arnason, Margaret Jane
| Vickery,, Randi Christine Staver.
Following is the program which will
begin promptly at S:15 o'clock.
a a Aaatio .,. * pao1o . conte
;. 1n Sessah D., stoeSes
Bethany choir.
Address-Rev. S.. J.. Tallakscn.
Violin-Hunsnrian Metvdy- \. $50.
AusilgA SOtensOn. i
Address-Dr. II. q. Woutat. {
a. Elfard Fairy -. John H. Densmore
b- Good Night ..Perley Dunn Aldricf1
d. dood, Morning. Brether sunshine
Mrs. III. Adcn Hhycart-
Glass, History and Prophecy-M::
Presentation of Diplomas-John
tie Deum No. sin b Minor. D. Buck
bethany ChoiG.L
Observation-Disclosures. d. .%toeve.
~
The Royal Neighbors LODGE will
meet In regular @ession this evening
at 7:45 o'clock, and all members o.
the society arc urged to attend. Di-
rectly efter the meeting and begin:
ming at s:15 O'Clock. there will be a
diversion, ana prizes will be awarded
the winners. Refreshments Will be
! served at$10:S0 O'Clock, and "a eordia,
Invitation has been. extended to all
! ,Royali Neighbors. Modern Wo6dmen
and t1eir friends to attend. Mrs
Jameg McHaffieNi is chairman of the
committee in charge.
The commencement exercises for
the. Emerald high school will be held
in the school there on Thursday eve.
ming inc quite a number of Grand
Forks people are making arrange
inents to attend their. Following the
graduation program the Emerald La
dies Aid will hold an apron and
necktie box social M an interesting
social time has beep planned.
X X *
Mrs: /. V. Lee with her little
daughter. Lenofe, left Tuesday moor
for. Fargo, where they will wisi,
friends before going on to visit in
Minneapolis. Before returning 10
Grand Forks they will go to Montana
to spend several weeks with friends
on a ranch lin the western part Of
the state.
Mr.. land Mrs. Ralph Lynch with
their little son, Jack. 200 Reeves ave-
nue., left this noon, FOR Valley. City
where they will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kelly, formerlySo of this
city. Mr.. Lynch acc oln panied by Mr.
Kelly will go to Bismarck later in
4 the week to take part in the Knights
Of Columbus initiation.
* Il X
Miss Alice Barrett OF Larimore' is
visiting in Grand FORKS as the guest
Of Miss, Stella German Qf the Herald
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
Miss Fox Bride
at Pretty Wedding

At 10 o'clock this mornih.y, CO.
the marriage Of Miss Myra
Lean Fox, youngest daughter, OF. Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Fox. 4s1 South
Fourth street. to- AWlliaml Chester
u pr orest 81 b ,rar s1@ple In oees taienas nIsss
II the living room Of the Eos home,
and only a small, company OF rela-,
|tiyes and close friends OF both the
bride and groom, were presei.. Key.
Mr.. Hobbs OF the FIRST Baptist
church of Fargo offciated.
TO the strains Of the lLohenyrin
wedding march, played, by Miss
Mabel Brown ofsFargb. Il sister Of the
Groom. tho Bridal party snsercl the;
bride entered and was given III mar
fiase by her father. She wore q
! fmed!sh suit Of dark blue %tricotihc. yet
OFF with 4 transparent bat. Her
EfbwefB were a corsaEe Of .tSethaart
and valley lilies. Miss Delete
TOwen OF Fargo. was the brides only
attendant. and frank Bro va, bfStllef
OF the groom. was his attendant.
Tho living roon1 was effectively ar
ranged with sprihg. flowers and plos.
SONS which formed an attractive tet-
ting for the ceremony, and this decor
latlvc effect was also used In the din
,ifE room where All attractive l1nLh-
con was served aftersthe ceremony.
Covers were Maid for tsS,nty.i,ve
guests. among them Mr.. and : Mrs.
Brown 81 Fargo, parents -0f the
groom; and tho, Gfoom's sisters.
Misses Mabel and Esther 1srown ard
Miss Delete owen; allaof Farao. 4 As
sistinG in the dining room Wsre tvs
Inieees Of the bride, Misses Marsar.t
FOX of this city and Ethel Fox Ut
ffurd, IN. D..
Mr.. Brown ard his bride left on the
noon train for Fargo, where they Will
bs at home to friends after lttncJ ].
ut 1915: Tenth street, south. Mr..
Brown Is in the automobile butiliess
In Fargo.
THE cooking class Of the university
home, economics department will
serve a buffet supper IN the class din
Ing room this evening at 6:20 o'clock,
Guests will include Mrs: Thomas T.
university faculty. The supper TO-
night is one Of q series of meals which
the young w0men Of the department
have prepared and served under the
the direction Of Miss, Margaret e. Var
Hoes0n, head of the home economics
department, and Mrs. Arnold. assis.
tant. The last meal of the series is
to be served next Wednesday even.
serving classes and Miss van Hoeser
and Mrs. Arnold will be the"suests.
Il 4 X
The Modern Woodmen Of Amerite
viii hold a meeting n the club rooms
Of the Red River Power company of
u Thursday evening. Following tht
class adoption, there will be dancing
and refreshments. All members q
the society and their friends are in
vited:
Mrs. W. r. Sheppard. North sixtt
street, who has been visiting in Min
her daughter, Miss Ada Sheppard. 1.
pxpected to return TO, her home thu
Mast Of this week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

Hopoluln, r.. H. May 2e.--Honos
lulu chamber of commerce has sent
20 Governor Charles y. McCafrhy for
transmission to Washington copies OK
it's resolutions urging that Hawaii he
included in the disbursement OF fed
eral funds for vocational training.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26
|pn Auxiliary
Iepares History
1 Men in Service

reference of the service men
q Forks who served In the re-
: might be kept, the Service
egion Of Grand FORKS Is pre-
history of, the service men
s from Grand Forks. The
eE order has been issued by
kirman Of the committee in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
MOUNTAINAIR

Mrs. Minnie Mason Of Estancia
was the guest early TINS week Vi
Miss Princess Sharpless.
Mrs. e. c. Sharpless was called
to Flagstaff, Ariz., last week by
q message that her daughter there
had been injured In fall.
Mrs. Dora Booth came in last
week from Mound Valley. Kans.,
where she has been visiting
daughter for some time.
Mrs. T. C. Wheelon and children
came in Sunday from Albuquerque
TO Join Mr.. Wheelon. They are
living on South Ripley avenue.
J. c. Dulaney and daughters left
this week for their home In Duvol,
Okla, after o visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. J. e. .Chappell visited rela-
tives in Texico last week.
w. r.. Orme left wednesday for
a short stay at Hot Springs.
Frank Sellers left Thursday for
Kansas City after a visit at the
home Of his brother, r. Sellers.
At a meeting Of the board OF
trustees OF the Methodist church
last Monday evening 1t was decided
TO start plans for q new church
and parsonage. IA very hearty re-
Spouse was met and already the
deed to one of the choicest sites In
town is in the hands Of the board.
The. lots purchased are on Broad
way, Just east of the Sharpless
home. The Methodists plan 20
build q parsonage and churcn
with ample room to carry on social
work seven days In the week. Sub
scriptions are coming In rapidly.
The ladies' Of the Missionary soci-
ETY. created q building fund at their
meeting Wednesday, afternoon.
Al the last meeting Of the.
Chamber Of Commerce plans were
made for the Fourth Of July cele-
bration. The celebration ID usu-
ally largely attended, but plans
for this year are on a larger sca'e
than Mountainair has ever at
tempted before. Committees were
appointed and the work Of prepa-
ration Is well underway.
County Club Leader w. H. Trent
man was over Thursday delivering
{ number of pigs to club members
in this vicinity. i
v. c. Hale Il here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Hale.
for D few dam g---
=. g.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-06

sewers, referred to the Sanitation
Committee
A proposed ordinance regulating the
omissions of smoke, referred to the
Sanitation Committee
Blank contracts from the Manitowot
& Northern Traction Co. regarding the
use of their poles for an ornamental
lighting system on both Washington
and Sth Streets, referred to a joint
committee on Utilities and Streets.
Mayor declared a recess of Is min
uteS.
Moved and unanimously carried on
roll call to suspend the rules to take up
all matters on the table and allow
claims,
Committee to whom was referred
communication from the Association
of Commerce together with a petition
of the ,Manitowoc Dental Association
asking that the daylight Saving" plan
be adopted during the summer months,
returned same recommending that it
be denied. Moved and seconded that
the Committees report be adopted.
Moved and carried that the matter
be tabled, all members voting aye ex-
cept Vogel, Ayes l3-Nays, /.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution ordering a street lamp to be
installed at the corner of Goth and
Hamilton Streets returned same rec
ommending its adoption. Upon motion
on roll call Committees report was
unanimously accepted and the Public
Utilities Commission ordered to install
the necessary lamp. Ayes l4-Nays,
none.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution appropratng the sum of
| $4,000 for the proper observation of
Memorial Day, returned same recon-
mending its adoption, Upon motion on
roll call Committees report was unani-
mously accepted, and Mayor and Clerk
directed to issue necessary orders.
Ayes Mays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution authorizing and directing
the Committee on Cemeteries Ind
Parks to advertise for bids for the
houses in the new cemetery addition
returned same recommending its adop-
ton. Upon motion on roll call, the
Committees report was accepted and
the resolution unanimously adopted
Ayes li-Nays, none.
Committee to whom was referred
the following resolution returned same
recommending its adoption. Upon mo.
ton on roll call, Committees report
was accepted and the resolution nnani.
mously adopted. Ayes l4--Nays, none
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-06
THURSDAY MAY 6, 1920

The Renublican presidential scram-
hIe has dcpcnerated into a Kilkenny
cot fobt which bodcs IN for the party's
bo,cs in November. It looks as if, for
,be third consecutive time, one Hiram
Johnson. of California. would have a
lending mart in the work of G. 0. p.
disrpnijon and defeat. Eight years ago
johnson ras the vice presidential can
did,tc on fine Roosevelt ticket. CON
trimming 10 fine defeat of the regular
Rcpublicgn candidate. Mr.. Taft. Four
wears ago John sulked in his tent, if he
did NOT secretly oppose in more active
fashion Mr.. Hughes. with the result
that Wilson carried California by a
narrow majority in spite of a landslide
Rcpubljcan vote for Johnson for Gov
ernor. and It was CALIFORNIA; vote that
defeated Hughes. The appearances
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, In COUNTY
COURT FOR MANITOWOC COUNTY.
T. 49, .,ot,o,, 90 tho Ez.oto 80 TLon1c

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IN COUNTY
COURT FOR MANIToWoC COUNTY.
Ia the matter of the Estate OF Charles
Mccarthy, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at
tie special term of the above entitled
court to be held on the fourth Tuesday,
being the 25th day of May, 1920, at
the office OF the county judge in the
court house in the city OF Manitowoc,
County OF Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin, there will be heard and con.
sidered the application of East Wiscon-
sin Trustee Company as administrator
of the above entitled estate, for license
and authority to sell the real estate
belonging to said estate and described
as follows, to wit:
The North Half of the North
Half of the North West Quarter
nv of M of NW4) Of Section Mum
Der Ten Q0), Township Number
Nineteen Q9) North of Range
Number Twenty two (22) East, in
Manitowoc County, WISCONSIN,,
for the purpose of raising money for
the payment of the expenses of the last
illness and funeral of said deceased and
Of the administration of said estate aid
the other just charges against said
estate.
Dated April 20, 1920.
BY the Court,
JOHN CHLOUPEK,
County Judge,
Hougen, Brady & Meyer, ,Attys,
Pub. April %, 20, May &.