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yrtgoAy gaga SATUBDAY, AUGUST 29 PAGE FIVE 0 TO BE REMEMBERED Miss Esther Hurley and brother. John, visited at the Falls yesterday. Edgar Meves went to Fond du Lac yesterday. i 4v Augiit 23 Dutca party. Formal Openin, Ernst Sonneman who attended the club.

Dance at Tur- fair and transacted business at Manitowoc has returned. Chile Con Carne free at the 'i Turn era. Lost irr. 2d. "Little Grand Hotel Buffet tonight.

House. opera. Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. G.

Hui- caries alL bregtse will spend Sunday at Cedar-burg with friends, Mrs. Elizabeth Buenger and daughter, Dorothea, have returned to their home in Fredcnia after visiting sev seat. 2 "The Spead- at Opera, bouse. firand opening dance; Factors of Safety Among the factors lacrors pnm hind, Sept Jr -f. fPmt- tj.

1. eral days at the nome or Kev. tu. Furer, South Thirteenth street. Watch Lindow pitch against the AUTUMN 1914 Peterson Kind SHEBOYGAN invice your inspection of the latest modes in millinery at their formal opening of The Fashion September first, second and third Nineteen hundred and fourteen "Thft Shenherd tn at ODera i.ouse.

afford unquestioned safety for every dollar deposited with the Bank of Sheboygan are-Capital and Surplus, $375,000.00 Lake Shore Leaguers tomorrow. Sepc 7- Traffic, i-orty-one years of successful experience. -her T-Central Labor Union -3 I- wne policy oi management A strong HalL Sept. T. Labor day.

"eetorate. 5- jr Your patronage is invited. Friday. Sept. 14-18 The Misses Tillie and Louise Schuette of Manitowoc are spending a few days here at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Heermann, on Michigan avenue. Mrs. William Wellbcefer and daughter, Hildegard, left, for Chicago, this morning to spend a week with relatives. ft ia Milwaukee.

Tuesday. Sept. 8-Opening of pub- gcisOOli. rT to Saturday. Sept.

Countr Fair, at Ply- frrr 12 "Star Spangled Miss Marie Balz, of Milwaukee, ie visiting at the home of Fred Hensel. Mrs Nuemever and daughters left HMO Dance; Eagles' HalL 921 North Eighth Street Phone 1283 L. White ctiay and Monday. Sept. 13 1 1.

emnfied Banxer Centennial yesterday fcr their home in Little Rock, Arkansas after spending the summer in the city. Huberti Snyder left this morning S.Oi Advertisement Authorized and SO cents to be paid by G. W. Lebermann. for Cleveland to spend the week end.

ration. tt-sday, Sept- 16 Down Edgar Felten went to Howards Et" Opera house. Sent. 22 "45 Hear the young ladies at the Empire the Misses Hoffman, Whyte and Bolen. Some sweet ingers.

throve yesterday afternoon to spend the-week end! Minutes Acker motor- Mr. and Mrs. John L. ed to Berlin yesterday. Ask for EI Preci-so cigar.

Made -H Broadway.M at Opera House. Friday. Sept. 25 "The Under Dog rs.ca in three sizes. Vote for GfCeo.

W. Lebermann Candidate for the Nomination of 9 SHERIFF on the Republiban Ticket at the Primaries September 1st, 1914 clubi crrrrtav. Sett. 26 Lincoln. PEACE WILL COME.

Walter Berger and Miss Elsie Lor- Miss Grace Rowe, of Milwaukee, is visiting relatives in the city. Miss Agnes Lautenbach, of Ply jve-sarj' baI1 at k11- feld went to Cleveland today to Political Advertisement Authorized and $4.00 to he paid by J. Keyes. DoesOneTerm of Faithful Public Service Deserve Another? IF SO, TEEN VOTE FOR spend the week end. -mm im-ig and Sons will have their chance tomorrow against the Chair- Free Bible Lecture given by the 1.

II. S. A. in Connection wizii t-the Photo Drama of Creation Sun- day, August 30th, 3 P. Eagle's Hall.

Subject "The Desires of All Nations Shall Come." Hag. makers. LOCAL NOTES Paul F. Hunter has removed from Frank Sell and Curtis Sell left last night for a fishing trip to Tomahawk Lake. mouth, is spending a few days with Miss Venda Wolf.

William Koppers has returned to his duties at the H. C. Prange store after his vacation. Don't fail to see the game between C. Imig and Sons and Chairmakers.

The Altmeyer Baseball team will go to Howards Grove tomorrow after, noon where they will play. 230 Superior avenue to the Charles Board home at 812 North Fifth St Hoppes Drug Store will be Rev. George Engleman and family of the Mission Hcuse left this morning for Holegate, Ohio. Arthur Hensel left this morning 2:7. Speaker Paster C.

H. Swin- gle of Chicago, IlLAn are in- vited. Seats free. "No collection. Everybody is invited to attend the Grand Family Picnic tomorrow, Sunday afternoon at the- new city of Kehl Cigar modem cigarists.

Evtrm Wilscn. cf Sheboygan Kalis. -as in the city Thursday. L-ast Detrois, of Manitowoc, open all day tomorrow. Mrs.

Otto Schmidt and Mrs. Seli-erber and 6on, Elmer visited at She boygan Falls yesterday. L. M. Gagle.

of New Bremen. for AppJeton after a short visit with his parents. Miss Blanche Sonneman and E. A. Sonneman will spend Sunday at their cottage at Crystal Lake.

Republican Foi The best of the season's offer oki rTicay tn. y-u. ing, the Misses Hoffman, Whyte A hat same is anticipated tomorrow and Bolen at the Empire. ivti the Chairmakers ana Mrs. Waldeniar Meyer and sen, of Milwaukee, are visiting at, the home Mrs Xorsihcck went to K4waskuni Gmd Opening of Lincoln of Fred rcuif Court Miss Julia Krause has resumed her duties at the H.

C. Prange store after enjoying a two weeks vacation. Miss Autqnia Hessler of Milwaukee is -visiiting relatives at Sheboygan and Cedar Grove this week. The Misses Gratchen Brechtel and Grayce Kolste will leave Monday Laibach, locate on the Lake Shore 2 blocks from the end of the Calumet car line. Good music, games, fine "Roost Bra'twacst" and lots of fun.

Tickets 50c including refreshments. Come out and enjoy a pleasant afiternoon in real nature. C. Imig and Sons against, Liebl's Chairmakers tomon-ow at 2:45. Manager Winter of Dreamland announces the first of a series of features to be given during the coming dancing season, for Sunday night.

It will be in the nature of a popcorn Mis. A. Meyer and family, of St. Theatre, cor. Lincoln Ave.

ana Louis, to their home after 5th Saturday Aug. ZStn. Mrs. P. J.

Hickey of Manitowoc, spending the summer in the city. is spending a few days in the city visiting friends. J. L. Jordan, cf Milwaukee, will spend Sunday in the city visiting with, friends.

Concert and picnic at Moose Park Sunday afternoon. A. Quasius and A. Bauerman have returned from Manitowoc where they visited at the hcaie of Mr. and Mrs.

Blood ora. Carl Roth, Arthur Acker and Raymond Kade attended a dance given by the S. S. club at Manitowoc Wednesday evening. The Moose will be glad to see you It the Trolley League the stronger? Primaries Tuesday, 're in tne city yescerauj.

'morning for Chicago on business. Tomorrow will tell the story. Miss Aroma Klessig and Alvina Walter Bub left yesterday for Mrs. A. O.

Gutsch left yesterday Common cf Cleveland were in the Lester Harry left for his home in Two Rivers after spending a few weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. Fred Radke. Grand Opening of Lineoln jollification. About 400 popcorn balls cty yesterday. Chicago.

wrapped in paraffin tissue paper will Harold Shadosky left this morning be strung up around the hall, 40 of for Minneapolis for a visit with Which will contain cash prizes. At Theatre, cor. Lincoln Ave. and m-e Picnic at Moose Park Sun-; Be sure to attend. 'fe Matl Herzog returned to 1 Ml 1 friends and relatives.

at their picnic on Sunday at Moose Park. a certain aance xne aancers wiu ue allowed to take one of the balls. This feature is something new for the city and Mr. Winter will arrange other me in Haven after visiting in 15th Saturday Aug. 29th.

The Misses Clara and Blanche Wilda, iMrs. Ricke and- Joseph Ricke returned to Manitowoc yesterday after a two days visit here. -t cirv. Miss Lydia Hensel will leave tomorrow evening fcr Milwaukee where she will spend two weeks at the Wholesale House. features, also.

September 1st, 1914 We, the undersigned desire to express our thanks and appreciation of his efforts in out behalf to Clerk of the Circuit Court, W. J. Keyes for his assistance and instructions in getting our naturalization papers making us citizens of the United States, and all without any expense for his service in our behalf. Mr. Keyes kept his office open evenings for the accommodation of the laboring men and should receive their united support.

Halvor Jensen, den Boer, P. Dekker, K. Dekker, G. Dekker, Fred Roever, L. Greentein, Emil Berger and August Lange.

Students Attention Several Us Margareita Holbrock left yes-afternccn for Chicago to vi-v. b. fore the opening of school. Grard Opening of Lincoln '-eatre, cor. Lincoln Ave.

and Alfred Korthars and George Neu. men went to New York this morning new ana attractive courses are being offsred at the State Busi on business for the H. C. Prange Com ness College this Fall. Call and Miss Elda Sonneman left this morning fcr Milwaukee to spend a few days with relatives.

Miss Margaret Rehwaldt and Mrs. P. W. Fredrich left this morning for Chicago for a visit. E.

B. Seeger and Paul Hogie left this morning fcr Chicago after visiting at the home of Mrs. J. Seeger. The State Business College will have a special enrollment on Monday, Aug.

31 and Tuesday, Sept 1. Little Lost Sister at the pany. see us before vou decide to go -A Saturday Aug. 29th. I 1 TT' 1.1 Hi 1 nl.nnrliara Our TiPW.

svct.Pms nf loiet ssi. sure, a graauaie oi Vi'ah McComb returned to Shorthand and office training heme in Brillijon affpr Hftins- the will save you both tune and the University of Wisconsin, eft for Atr rdeen, where she wl 1 teach during the com. ing year. She was accompanied as far as Milwaukee by her mother. money.

Opera House Sunday Mat. of Miss Katerine Prescott. Mises Lillian Hes and Ly-Banwtein. are spending a few ia the city visiting friends. Radcliffe vlio spent a few 14 i Manitowoc has returned.

ar-s, rent and claims collected Tr on a percentage basis by 1 -'-eztiai Mercantile Acencv: office and Lac Bulkow Fond du Mr. Mrs. J. G. family will motor to and Night.

ANNOUNCEMENT Political Adertisement Auth orized and $1.00 paid by F. "YV Xiwmie) aim. Mrs. John Bitter, Mrs. Alfred Jung and family and Miss Melitta Quasius motored to Reedsville yesterday in the Bitter machine.

Fanning, ot bneooy-this mcrning for Ke Miss Naomi gan Falls, left nosha for a visit with relatives. VOTE fOR tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Moseley of Madison were visitors in the city yesterday while on an automobile tour. Mr. and Mrs. Walker O'Hill of Los Angeles are visiting friends in this city. J.

and wife and daughter, F.W. ti tint mmsmm The Modern Sanitary Cleaning and Dyeing always at your service. Phnno S29 WTiite and we will be av. DEATH OF INFANT. Holbrook returned to in Sjrirg: Valley after vi- OF WILSON Health First Happiness Follows Ever notice that most normal, healthy persons are cheerful optimists And that dyspeptic, sickly people, a re generally pessimistic? Most indigestion is caused by improper food; and the surest way to health is to use a wholesome food such Grape Nuts and Cream.

Made of wheat and barley? it supplies, in form or quick digestion, the nourishment that builds normal bodies, brains and mrves. Mrs. H. E. Allen left this morning for her home in Minneapolis after yi-viting at the home of Mrs.

E. J. Eicheriberger. The five Wilbeit children of She- at the honin of smi (Thar- Florence, of Chicago, visited here in an automobile yesterday. A.

W. Trevitt. of Wausau, was a to bovean Falls have been taken Humane Ag- an nrnhan asylum by glad to call for and deliver goods free of charge. We guarantee careful attention. We make old garments look like new.

Our prices ar? very reasonable. Suits pressed, 35c; dresses pressed, 35c; skirts pressed, 25c to 35c; pants pressed, 10c; overcoats, 40c; gloves, 10c. Give Jus a trial and be convinced that we are gentlemen of our word. We Az thexwork quicker and better. Margaret Messner, one-year5 old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Messner, 1621 Georgia avenue, died yes. terday afternoon of convulsions. She is survived by her parents. The Xun.

oral will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon Sat the residence. Burial will be made in WJ'dwood cemetery. visitor in the city yesterday. August Meiskathen, a former well known Sheboygan business man, is NOTICE TO FARMERS in xot buy any more Hari-y after September 5th. Hes pect fully Tae Koarad Schreier Co.

visiting relatives and friends in the' city. He is accompanied by his Wife. Mr. Meisekathen formerly conducted i. a.

1 1 1 -i i i 'r i i ent Hoehne. New feature bill at the Empire. The Misses Hoffman, Whyte and Bolen. Some sweet singers, Mrs. August Schallcw, of Milwaukee, spent the past week in the city visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Rix. Students Attention! Several new and attractive courses are being offsred at the State Business College this Fall. Call and see us before you decide to go Al Sieblink FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. of Oostburg, The M' evenins to at- t- av at the K.

of P. hall. MW8 Esther Bock naerle. a sadaiery store iu ujtmiu. occupied, by th? Gas company, he having constructed the building.

He left Sheboygan 18 years ago for Wausau, going from there to Madison where lie is employed at the capitoI. This is his first visit here in 17 years and he was surprised to see how the city has advanced. Mr. Meisekathen's eldest ton was ordained to the priesthood in lia. Tailoring Cleaning and Dyeing Shop.

Phone S29 White L. S. Alpert, Prop. 1013 Michigan Ave. Fine 200 acre dairy farm, with very good buildings, best soil, good location.

crops, horses, lare d3iry herd aEd all other necessary enuirnieni. Price right and terms easy Will exchange for good Sheboygan property. Kenan, of Rhinelan Mr Jthn Mainville, of An- Eat right Feel right "There's a Reason" u'n visiting in tnis Republican Candidate for COUNTY TREASURER At the Primaries, Sept 1st elsewhere. Our new systems of Shorthand and office training ivrill save you both time and i Colupibus, last June and now has 'Residence and flats preferred. Write Iefl this aftemoon ah ftTm where they will to W.

J. Bichler, Belgium, Wis. charge of a church in California. i i norrw money. i is a United States epositoiry i -I for Posta avihisfs.

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