JULY 27, 1S99. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



197 



outing, a trip to Heim Bros'., at Blue 

 Island, yesterday (Wednesday). A 

 party of about a hundred gathered at 

 the pleasant grounds of the hosts of 

 the occasion and enjoyed themselves 

 most thoroughly. A splendid lunch was 

 served the visitors and the hospitality 

 of the Heim boys ">vas unbounded. 



There were games of all sorts. Foot 

 races were run by children, by unmar- 

 ried ladies, married ladies, young men, 

 old men, and there was a gorgeous 

 race by the fat men. There was also a 

 hot ball game by two teams, captained 

 by Ed. Winterson and Phil. Haus- 

 "wirth, Mr. Winterson's team winning 

 by a score of 16 to 7. 



Bowling. 



The bowlers had some practice 

 games at Anson's new alleys last Fri- 

 day evening and rolled up some very 

 respectable scores, which follow: 



1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. Av. 



151 210 135 189 K3 143 163 



137 148 150 167 162 183 158 



189 136 115 166 129 169 150 



130 162 158 146 107 ... 140 



137 141 139 



120 124 157 134 99 141 129 



126 129 109 117 158 124 127 



97 129 136 125 84 ... Ill 



F. Stollery . 

 E. "Winterson 

 ■G. Stollery .. 

 Oeo. Asmus . 

 P. Hauswirth 

 J. S. Wilson . 

 W. Kreitling 

 >G. Lange . . . 

 M. Barker .. 



110 105 111 



The last set of the series of handi- 

 cap prize games will be played next 

 Friday evening. 



MILWAUKEE. 



2. 3. 



137 ' 175 



The following scores were made by 



the Milwaukee Florists' Bowling Club 



at the regular meet Friday: 



l. 



C. C. Pollworth 179 



Wm. Edlefsen 132 



John Evans 71 



O. Sylvester 139 



!W. A. Kennedy S3 



J. A. Mathewson 131 



N. Zweifel 95 



Fred Holton 154 



Alex. Klokner 129 



4. 

 168 

 L56 



99 106 



82 LOS 107 



76 134 117 



81 72 77 



120 130 156 



113 120 121 



106 110 

 92 



79 



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