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New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Bradley Fair a Success
$4,000 Is Realized for Beach
Fire Denartment
Special Dlapateh to The Tribune

BRADLEY BEACH, Aug. 13.-The
annual fair and carnival for the benefit
Of the Bradley Beach fire department
which was held throughout the week,
closed to day. This was one of the
most successful affairs Of its kind ever
held in the borough and will net the
FIRE department close to $4,000.
On the opening day of the fair Gov
error and Mrs. Edwards were present
John Mcekcr president of the depart
rasrt. al that time presented the Coy.
ernor with silver fashlight In re-
sponsc Governor Edwards presented
the department with $40 bill, which
has been framed and has been on ex-
h,bltIon at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott l.. Harrison, of
Elizabeth, will pazs the next two
months in Fifth Avenue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Perry Clark, Of East
Orange, arc occupying cottage on
Evergreen Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Kruger, of
Newark, have been here with tho lat
ter'a parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. Won Poz
max, al their summer home on Third
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs.E a. Einson and Miss
k'nson, of Orange, are registered st
the Julian Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Belmar Casting Tourney
To Be Held Next Week
Annual Event of Fishing Club
Scheduled for Saturday;
Women 10 Compete
Speclal Dispatch to The Tribun,

BELMAR, Aug. 13.-The annual cast
ing tournament of the Belmar Fishino
Club will be held next Saturday. Aucusf
20. There will be six events for men
and one for women. The tournament
committee consists Of j. Egbert New
man, chairman; +. B. Hopwood, Andrew
vogt, w. s. Erneman, W. H. Lounsbury
George H. Belts, Leon Height, Edward
3. Conover, G. A. Hensler, George S
Schnelder Jr., A. W. Flaval and w
Flavel.
dance will be held in the Inlet
Terrace Club OH Monday, and on everv
Saturday throughout the balance Of the
season On each Thursday night the
women members play cards ct the club
Several affairs for the benefit of charity
are also being planned for the latte
part Of the season
sallboat, the Charlotte. now owned
by Raymond Thompson but commanded
by Clifford Miller. is now leading in
points for the season cup of the Bel
mar Yacht Club. Miller formerly
owned the boat and finished second in
the racing series last summer. Other
boats in the yacht club fleet which arc
competing for the trophy are the Ca
mile, with Captain Lyman in charge:
the Jackie, Captain Redmond; the
vixen, Captain Stines; the Ledyard
Jr., Captain Avery and tho Wiliuan.
Captain Sieman The races on th. tr;'
angular course are held every Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Smock and fan,
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brandt of ia e.
orange, have taken cottages on Avc-
nue. A.
Peter c. Dutton and family. of Or.
ange, are residing on Tenth Avor,.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Officials Prepare
For Camp Meeting
AT Ocean Grove
Ten-Day Session to Begin
Aug. 70 and the Advance
Guard Arrives at Resort
10 Make Ready for Crowd
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 13.-OMcials
Of the Ocean Grove Association are
busy with the camp meeting program
and are arranging for large number
of people who will be here during the
last ten days of the month. Visitors
are beginning to arrive for the meet
ing next week
The opening date for the annual
camp meeting is set for Friday, Au-
gust 26, and is to be conducted by
Bishop Joseph r. Berry. The camr
meeting will then continue daily
throughout the week, closing Sunday
evening, September L. Bishop Berry
will preach every morning and will be
assisted by other prominent clergy
men, among them being DR.. Crowther
of the Arch Street Church, Philadel-
phia, and DR.. Hubbard, Of Whining.
ton, Del.
Marie Rappold, of the Metropolitan
this evening, gave joint recital in
evening will be taken over by Nine
Galli-Curci John Mccormack will ap-
pear on Thursday, August 25.
One of the most interesting events
of the season was the childrens fes,
tival chorus, given in the auditorium
en- Thursday, when about 1000 chill
dren took part.
Among the recent hotel arrivals are
Seaside-Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Weicer-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howard,
Washington; j. R. Burlington and fam
lily, Baltimore; Mrs Paul Frye, Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Holcombe, Carbondale,
Pa; Mrs. H: Dunn, and T. P. Harmed,
Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Myers,
Philadelphia
Chalforte-Russel ". Riley and
family, Trenton; Mrs. E. w. Babilot
Margaret II. Bronson, Norman Babilot,
Mount Vernon, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs
George c. Wark and Robert G. Wark,
of New Brunswick
Maize stic-John F. Porter and family,
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White,
Mrs. George Harrington, Baltimore :;
William Fl. Hepner. N j. lie Fevre, P.
Leon Ryan, Louis P. Fisher and G. S.
Walker, New York. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Martin, Newark; ELENA V. Stout and
Mrs. NJ: J. Henry, Jersey City
tfeld-Cathcrin Miller. Wilbur
r: Smith and family and A. D. Hartzcll,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Van Ness, William G. Van Ness jr.,
Catherine Van Ness and Erving Beld-
ing, Little Falls, N. Y.
Honeysuckle le-Miss Ella Rogers. John
II. Gould, Mrs. Marie Tooker, Engle-
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. L. lie Fevre, Val.
halla, n. Y; Miss " Currie, New
York; Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, Miss P. Clark,
baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hunt,
Newark
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14

SEABRIGHT, Aug. I3-~Onc Of the
greatest sessions Of tennis ever held
here came 70 close to-day. This was
staged at the Scabright Cricket and
Tennis Club.
Featured among the events were FIVE
separate tournaments. The mems sin
giles and doubles for the Seabright
bowls and the wornen's singles and
doubles and mixed doubles were all de
cided.
Recent arrivals at the Now PENN
suIa include Mf. and Mrs. Victor Rice
Dir. and Mrs. H. +. Eaton, Atlantic
City; Mrs. l.. -. Gucrrin, Morrlstown
Mrs. ". l.. Nosier. a. ". Mosicr East
Orange; Mrs, Thomas ?. Wharton. Miss
Ellen Wharton, Stockton. Md. ". P.
Heferman, Alfred Ennis, Long Branch
Mrs. l.. T. Cooper. Miss Virginia
Cooper, Englcwcod; Mr.. and Mrs. John
J>l Glattery, John Slattery jr., Miss
Mary A. Slsttcry, Mount Vernon. Me.
and Mrs. Robert T.. Kcanc, Elizabeth !,
Ar, and Mrs. G. J. Everett, Brooklyn
From New York come Mr. and Mrs.
L. Weller, John r. Trent, Mrg. r. V.
Vietx. G. A. Simpson, J. Herbert Dietz,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Byrne and son.
Miss Anna N. DAILY, Or. f. F. Boswell,
g. A.. Beall, Dr.. Harold Gluck, Mr.. and
Mrg. w. j. Throckmorton, mrs. &srah
Hunter, J. =. Hughes, 6. A. Simpson,
James Brennan, l.. Schultz, August
Compton and Harry A. Jackgon.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Allenhurst Golfers
See Mitchell and
Duncan i'm Action
British Invaders Give an
Exhibition ON Links of
Hollywood Club; Card
Party at Gov. Edwards's
Special Dispdtch to The Tribunc

i
ALLENHURST, Aug. 19.-At the won
derful golfng layout of the Hollywood
Golf Club, at Deal, last Sunday enthu-
siasts had the opportunity to see an
exhibition match by Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan, the British players.
1t is Hollywood that also will act as
host for the Misses Stirling and Leitch,
in the women's national championship
in October
The practice course at this club, which
is open to boys under twenty-one and
girls under eighteen, who are the sons
and daughters of club members, is
proving popular.
Among the Allenhurst women who
card party given at the residence of the
Governor and Mrs. Edwards, at Sea
Girt, Wedne sday, were Mrs. B. Bacard
Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. Joseph
Strckler, Mrs. Frank Soper, Mrs. Ed
ward Timmins, Mrs. Francis A. Lester,
Mrs. l. Uppercue, Mrs. Edward Faulks,
Mrs. z. H. Reynolds, Mrs. James B.
Regan and Mrs. f. Watts.
The Monday Card Club meets every
other Monday at the residence of Mrs.
P. B. Magonigle, and every interven-
ing Monday at some nearby resort for
luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Henry Van Slyck, at whose
"at home" on Tuesday, auction bridge
was the form of entertainment.
Mrs. B. w. Campbell, who has a sum-
mer home in Cedar Avenue, also enter
tanned on Tuesday at auction bridge
from 3 to 6, when the players we're
Joined by the male members of their
families, and the entire party motored
to Prices, at Pleasure Bay, for clam
bake
John Hilton, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hilton, of Jersey City, has re-
turned from a house party at South
ampton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton have been
entertaining Canon James Russell Tai
bot. of Washington, D. c., where he
is connected with the Washington Ma
tional Cathedral.
Frank Hilton will take an extended
tour to the Pacific Coast after his So
journ at this resort, to attend the
annual meeting of the American Bank
ers' Association, to be held at Los An
geles, of which Mr.. Hilton is one Of
the executive council.
An interesting member of the
younger set is Edward S. MacKendrick,
Of New Haven. who is a nephew of
President and Mrs. Harding, and who
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Metzger. Mrs. Metzger has a daily
luncheon party on the beach at the
Allenhurst Casino.
Mrs. Charles Simon, of Paterson. a
summer resident of Allenhurst, has
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
Huttlngler, of Brooklyn; Mrs. A. G.
Denner, of Paterson, and the Misses
Marguerite Teanne and Madelaine
Simon, of Allentown, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Abe Mitchell and
Duncan Victors on
Manchester Links
Special Dispotch to The Tr,byn.

MANCHESTER IN THE NOUN
TAlNS, VT, Aug 13.-On Tuesday Abe
Mitchell and George Duncan, British
golf professionals, appeared at the Elk
wanok Country Club as scheduled
against long Jim Barnes, Of Pelham,
and A. j. Christie, of Ekwanok Mitchell
won the special purse Of $50 for low
score IN the morning, and his round
was remarkable in that lie cqualcd the
competitive record of the course on his
first round. On the homeward journey
particularly he had the gallery spccu.
iating as to when he would stop max
ing threes. Starting at the 500-yatd
tenth hole, he played his second to
within two feet of the pin and took
three He followed with thrces at the
eleventh, thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth. The visitors were l up at
the end Of the morning round.
The Britshers eventually won the
match by five up and four to play.
largely. by virtue Of the continued
good playing of Mitchell. He won the
purse for individual low score both
morning and afternoon.
Robert T Lincoln, who has been un-
able to play his usual rounds at Elk
wanok this year, was out both morn
ing and afternoon and witnessed much
of the playing.
c. F. Lancaster. Of Boston, was mas
ter OF ceremonies; F. F. Vanderhoef
ofhcial scorer; DR.. w. S. Harlan. of
;washlngton' referee during the morn
ing round. and Walter j. Travis, CT
Gnrde~City the afternoon play.
Miss Mary Bement entertained a
party of twelve at luncheon recently
nt the Equinox House Among thoss
Present P;ss +, were Mrs. J. F. Montgomery,
Mrs. Charles S: Francis, Mrs. J. J.
Gunther, Miss Grace R. Kelley. Mrs.
Frsnk 5. Goodman, Mrs. John T. Tnrrv'
Next Thursday will be a gala day for
sne women with the second annual
flower show Of the Manchester CordAn
Club at Burr and Burton Seminary
gymnasium. The Garden Club mum.
hers among its members practically
every summer visitor who occupies a
home here, Us we'll as great many
townspcople, and it's members arc yery
enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
President Harding
SNAPPED as he was leaving
~ Poland Spring House, Poland
Spring, Me-, on his avoy to the
golf course.
Masonic Temple
Carnival Opens
AT Long Branch
Weeks Entertainment Will
Help 100000 Building
Project; Elberon Beach
Club Plans Jubilee Fete
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. ia
gigantic carnival was staged to-day on
the Masonic Temple lot, Fifth Avenue
and Broadway, where a score of booths
tas been erected. 1t will continue
for a week. The money raised will be
devoted toward the building of $780,
600 Masonic temple here.
When the new officers of the Elberon
Beach Club were recently elected plans
were started for the silver jubilee
next year. The clubhouse is directly
on the beach, near the historic site Of
the Francklyn cottage, where President
Garfield died in 1881. 1t is the only
club of its kind in the city. The Off
GERS arc Edgar Heller, president: Rus
sell Prentiss, vice president, and
harry Durant, sc retary and treasurer
Monday night benefit performance
was held at the Palace Theater, Red
Bank, under the auspices of the Nurses
Alumn@ Association of the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital the proceeds of
winch will be devoted to a fund now
being raised to erect clubhouse in
this city in memory of Miss Margaret
j. Hcrries, who for nearly twenty years
was the supervising nurse of the hos
pltal The association has a site for
The patrons for the benefit included
Mrs. Walter Cannon, Mrs. Henry Jud-
son Ely Mrs. Charles P Irwin, Mrs.
r. j. Eichelde, Mrs. Frank W. Patter-
son, Miss Julia Little, Mrs. Harry
Sutton Mrs. Herbert Hill, Mrs. f. G.
Wainwright, Mrs. John l.. Hubbard
DR.. and Mrs. c.. V. V. Warner. DR.. and
Mrs. E. A. Scott, Mrs. Cothern, DR.. and
Mrs. Edwin Field, DR.. and Mrs. Barry
Is. Slocun, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E.
Shaw, Dr.. and Mrs. p. P. Rafferty,, DR..
and Mrs. Walter Rullman, Dr. and Mrs.
r. Browning Wilson, DR., and Mrs. Har-
vey Young, DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Sayrc,
Dr. and Mrs: D. NJ. Magee, DR.. and
MRS. Samuel Hausman. DR.. Helen Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Harper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Mrs. Thomas N. McCarter, Mrs. Lewis
$. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
Eisner, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Eisner, Henry
Campbell. Frank Mcmahon and Richard
Applegate.
Arrangements have been completed d
for woman's tournament at the Nor
wood Golf Club. to be held on FRIDAY.
August 10. The usual swcepstakes S
were held to-day and will continue to-
morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stanley Bouse, of
Dunbar Avenue, have returned from a
trip to Baltimore.
Miss Phyllis B. Van Brunt, of Broad
way, will pass several weeks in New
Hampshire.
The Rev. E. M. Van Note, of West
Point, N. Y, is visiting his mother
MRS. Z. q: Van Note, of Liberty Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Byron. of
Montciair, are passing the summer at
Atlantic Highlands.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Two Stage Coaches
Put i'm ervice
At Elizabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN. N. Y. Aug. "a
Joseph E. Gouet. of New York. man
ager of the Windsor Hotel, this week
brought from the former hotel barns
two ANTIQUE coaches of the type IA
mllar to the early DAYS of this and
other Adirondack resorts Mr.. Gouler
had the huge box-like bodies, swayinr
cradle fashion on great leather straps
instead of springs. cleared of the dust
of years and had The vehicles thoroughly
gone over by wagon makers 70 insure
their safety and will put them in serv-
ice between this resort and ST. Haberts
at the head Of Keene Valley
Frank A. Munsey, of New York. is
expected here for the opening. August
IS, of the annual contest for the Garon-
dab cup. offered by him, which con-
tinucs through August 10 and 90
The miniature tournament for the
Deer's Head Inn cup offered o. Benja-
min F. Stetson, proprietor of that no.
tel, will be held Monday, the first
round being played in the morning and
the semi-finals and finals in the after
noon: That evening in the narlors of
the Windsor Hotel will be the annual
meeting Of the Ccbble Hill Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bergman and
Mrs. Harriet Reddy, of New York.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lee Campo. Of New York, at Ledge
wood
R. T. Thorn, of New York. assist
ant cashier of the Garfield National
Bank. that city. and Mrs. Jesse Glen
Schultz, of Pocono Manor. Pa. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs David S. Lud-
lum, of Ardmorc, Pa, at Camp On
kobbc.
At Camp Howannarda Mrs J. How
II I'll =.
tanning Miss Maudc c. Lloyd, of New
York and Dr.. Jeanette Sherman. Of
Ridley Park, Pa.
Joseph B. Thorman, Of New York.
has Joined his wife at the Windsor for
the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Sherman, of New
York. who are recent arrivals at the
Windsor have taken one of the hotel
cottages for the sea,ainder of the sea-
son.
Mrs. 0. J. McWilliams. her daughter.
Miss c. Z. McWilliams and Miss E. j.
Sullivan, of New York, are among
those recently arrived at the Windsor.
The date of the annual chldren's
party at Deer's Head Inn is announced
as Thursday, August 25. The commit
tee Of arrangements for this event is
headed by Mrs. 3. F. Stetson.
Mrs. Joseph Julia and son, Of New
York. who recently arrived at Deer's
Head Inn will be joined there by Mr..
Julia.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Sea Cirt Holds Card Party
At |ELittle White House,
Governors Wife Is Hostess at
Benefit Event Which Sets
Seasons Record
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

the most brilliant social affairs of the
season was the card party and enter
tainmcnt given on Wednesday at the
Little White House" by Mrs. Edward
|. Edwards, for the benefit of the
Spring Lake Hospital. Hundreds at
tended the affair, and large fund was
raised for the institution
Mrs. Florence Milford Watson sang,
and the band Of the 102d Calvary,
which was in camp. played. Among
the prizes awarded were twelve air.
plane rides with Captain Paul Micell.
who is flying from the state encamp-
ment reservation
Ihe list Of patronesses was long
and notable one, and included Mrs. 2.
r. c. Young. Mrs. Percy Warren. Mrs.
Charles Baker. Mrs. James F.. Acker-
man, Mrs. George W. Kavanaugh. Mrs.
&. Edward Murray jr., Mrs. Albert
Hotmclster. Mrs. Henry Alexander
Haines, Mrs. Joseph Alderman, Mrs.
W. II. lllingworth, Mrs. Martin Ma
Ioney, Mrs. John S. Watson, Mrs. Frank
warren, Mrs. Arthur Hoffman, Mrs. C.
Gordon :, beattie; Miss Elizabeth julie
Edwards. Mrs. Mary V. Graham, Mrs.
George w. Flaackc, Mrs. L. S. Hinch. >.
man, Mrs. Bird W. Spencer. Mrs. Frank
Sopcr. Mrs. Mahlon Margcrum, Mrs.
Francis Arthur Lester, Mrs. Edward l..
Edwards jr., Mrs. Edward W. Allen.
Mrs. i. Herbert Alton, Mrs. J. Herbert
Anderson, Mrs. william Crnnmcr, Mrs.
+. NJ. Billing. Mrs. William II. Bark
horn. Mrs John II Brunning, Mrs. O..
IL. Albancsslus, Mrs. Theodore Rem
nett and Mrs. Frederick Conger.
Rifemcn arc gathering for the com
bincd rife shooting tournament of the
New Jersey and New York State Rife
associations, which opens on the statc
rife range here on Wednesday Of next
week. About 800 or 1000 are cx
pected, rs the matches prcccdc the ma
tonal events, which will this year be
shot at Camp Perry, Ohio, early in
Sfptcmbcr
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Cinderella Is Chosen for
Asbury Carnival Pageant
Beatrice Mabel Hall Named With Three Maids
Who Will Attend the Court of Queen Titana
Entries for Baby Parade Increase Daily

ASBURY PARK, Aug. years ndAugust has
marked
exception for coming
that hotel boarding filled
Day big
the baby that held
excel all entries
Babies from all the
1t expected that than
which annually approaching here
Babies pony urnou will b in
the line of march, and will parade clad
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14

Brooklyn were hostesses. Tea followed,
and several visitors who had come over
to play golf were also Of the party.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Sugar Hill

Mrs. Timothy w. Hoxie, of New
York, is at the Sunset Hill House to
spend several weeks. Mrs. George L.
Childs and S. &. Kelley are others
there from New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Whitefeld


The Mountain View House has had
an unusual attraction this week in the
presence there of several members
of President Harding's party, with the
White House Press Bureau and mem
bers of the Secret Service staff. On
Thursday the President came here from
Lancaster to play golf with Senators
Phipps, Frelinghuysen and Hale on the
Mountain View course, holding an in
formal reception on the lawn after
ward. The hotel was thronged with
visitors from other resorts who came
to take tea and meet the President and
Mrs. Harding. who also held an infor-
NAL reception for all members of the
press, and the ladies Of the party who
received with her. The Mountain View
was summer White House pro TEN. and
headquarters for all the Presidents
mail and telcgrams.
Hostesscs at the weekly bridge party
at the Mountain View Thursday even
ing were Mrs. Charles w. Beckurss,
Of Haverford. Pa. and Mrs. Al
bert Stratton Of New York. On Sat
urday afternoon throng gathered on
tho lawn for a putting match, for
which Mrs. Ralph Carleton, of Spring
field, and Mrs. Elizabeth Touscy, Of
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COUNTY AND NEARBY.

S. E. Smalley has resigned as re-
gent of the Mining School stating
| that his judicial duties will interfere
with proper effort on the board
The Wisconsin assembly backed
Governor Blaine on his veto of the
Matheson bill by voting Sc to "a
against passing the bill over his veto.
Miss Pearl Varker and Thos W.
Emerson, both of Cuba, were married
Wednesday at Galena. Following a
wedding trip they will reside in Cuba
City.
Ross Dickens of Cuba City and
Miss Esther Miller were married at
Boscobel Wednesday. They left the
following day for Cuba City where
they will make their home.
Edward Gallagher, who was born
at Gratiot and during his early life
employed in the Citizens National
Bank at Darlington died at O'Neill,
NJ braska of pernicious anemia.
Rev. James Irish, formerly OF
Bloomington, but recently of Chetek,
Wis, sailed June 1st for Great Britain
to visit his old home in Wales. He
has not seen his parents in fourteen
years.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Dickinson OF
Patch Grove recently held a family
reunion in honor Of Albert Dickinson
of California who was making them
short visit. There were twenty
seven relatives present at the party.
The Platteville Odd Fellows will
celebrate the 4th on the Big Badger
fair grounds. The program will in
clude baseball, speaking, music,
wrestling, boxing and other sports.
The celebration will be open to every
body for all day.
George Berning, old resident of
Cuba City, died May 2Sth at the age
Of II. He was born in Germany and
came to Grant county fifty years ago.
A wife and seven children survive.
On April Is Mr.. and Mrs. Berning
celebrated their golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Arnsberger are
home from Long Beach, Calf, hav-
ing motored through. At Flagstaff.
Ariz., they were held up four days
on account of deep snow. At one
point in that state 81 cars were STALL
ed by mud on a hair-pin turn. A
native was charging the motorists
81 for 90-foot pull with a team The
motorists banded in companies of ten
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and nine men pulled on rope while
one drove the car, thus defeating the
willy hold-up.-Pra. du Chen Courier
On account of the heavy rains last
week, Grant river became so muddy
that the fish were floating along the
banks-they were smothered with the
muddy water. Several hundred
pounds were caught near here.-Bee-
town Correspondent.
Former Gov. W. H. Upham and wife
of Marshfield are the parents of a son
born recently. Gov. Upham was gov
ernor in 1897 and is now almost 81
years old. He enlisted in the Union
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Mrs. NJ. Binkert, a pioneer resident
of Cassville. died at her home in thai
village Wednesday at the age of 81.
The Blue River Bridge company is
having material hauled to put floor
on the Wisconsin river bridge at this
place. 1t will require $4,000 feet of fir
2x4's which will be coated with Gre
sote and placed on edge cross wise on
the bridge and on top of this will be
placed inches of gravel and OIL The
second bridge was newly floored with
plank last fall and as soon as it needs
ref1ooring it will be given a perman-
ent covering.
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army in 1861. was severely wounded
in the first battle OF Bull Run, and
was a prisoner in Libby prison more
than six months. He married his
second wife a few years ago. The
days of the patriarchs are with us
again.
The Cassyille citizens have banded
together to greatly improve Riverside
Park, the beauty spot along the river.
A bathing beach, tennis courts, foun-
tains and entrance arch, slides,
tribes, games, river drive, seats,
walks and rustic bridge, are among
the improvements projected.