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. The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Mat 11, 1911. 



lilies which come in these days, for 

 there is no demand whatever for them. 



Milwaukee Bowlers at Chicago. 



The fifteen Milwaukee boys who were 

 the guests of the Chicago Florists '^ Club 

 May 7 were accorded a grand old 'time, 

 which again proved that Chicago hos- 

 pitality is hard to beat. Upon arriving 

 in that city, we were treated to an auto 

 ride through Lincoln, Humboldt and 

 Garfield parks. This most pleasant trip 

 came to its end at the Hofbrau, where 

 a sumptuous dinner, which lasted about 

 two hours, was served. The next step 

 after this "ordeal" was the return 

 bowling match, which was commenced 

 at once. Imagine a bunch of fellows 

 filled to their full capacity trying to 

 bowl! It seemed not to be anything 

 now for the Chicago bo'ys, for they won 

 three games straight, with flattering 

 scores. 



After the game a snbstantial lunch 

 was served. It was at this time that 

 President Philpott, of the Chicago club, 

 who presided, called upon several pres- 

 ent to say a few words. In responding, 

 the Milwaukee speakers admitted that 

 they were an easy prey, but promised 

 to practice and get even some other 

 time. It was also announced that the 

 Chicago Florists' Club would hold a 

 joint meeting with the Milwaukee 

 Florists' Club at the Cream City, June 

 1, and it is at this time that we intend 

 to redeem ourselves. 



The following were in the Milwaukee 

 party: Gust Eusch, Fred W. Holton, 

 A. Hare, Tom Cassiday, G. Pohl, Nic 

 Zweifel, Pete Nohos, Louis Manus, A. 

 Leidiger, A. T. Kellner, G. H. Hunkel, 

 Boy Currie, E. Leitz, W. Hummel and 

 E. Oestreicher. 



Various Notes. 



The Eeitz Floral Co. opened a branch 

 store at 858 Third street in the latter 

 part of last week. 



J. M. Fox, Jr., took a business trip to 

 Appleton, Wig., May 3. 



The family of H. V. Hunkel is, owing 

 to sickness, confined to the house; noth- 

 ing serious, however. 



Last week's visitors included Mrs. 

 Tremain, Hartford, Wis.; W. B. Lassen, 

 Bacine, Wis., and Adam Zender, Chi- 

 cago. E. O. 



Hall, N. Y.— Mrs. C. Forster & Son, 

 formerly in business here as growers of 

 sweet peas, have abandoned the work, 

 for a time at least, on account of ill- 

 ness and death in the family. 



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