The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-05-15

| quirements relative 10 age Is 10 w NJ
and for male applicants a height of at
least five feet four inches Is demanded
with weight not less than l25 pounds.
Application blanks will be furnished
upon request.
A Norwegian COncert-Thursday
May 30, on the evening OF which day
the young ladies Of the First Norwegian
Lutheran church promise to give the
the music loving public of Manitowoc a
treat. The entertainment will consist
of concert.
Question Sale of Property-The sale
of property made by Carl SEEKER pre-
yious to the filing of petition in bank
ruptcy will be questioned by creditors
and the courts asked to set aside the
deal on the ground that the transfer
WAS made within four months OF the
time Of the petition and when SEEKER
was aware of his insolvency.
Goes to ST. PauI-Henry Nienaber
who will leave shortly for st. Paul
where he will be employed in the ONCE
of the Jones and Adams Coal Co, was
host at a party Saturday evening. The
gathering was in the nature of fare
well party.
Buerstatte Gets HOnOrs Sergt Richard
Buerstatte won honors at the range
shoot of Co II Sunday, securing 6o.
Private Levenhagen was second with
50 and Corp. Gilbert close third In Do
Twins Born and Died Twin babies born
to Mr. and Mrs Fred Jergensen Satur-
day lived but short time, both dying
within few hours Sunday.
A Catholic Federation Members OF
Catholic societies in this city are much
interested in the organization meeting
and first annual convention OF the
American Federation OF Catholic
societies, which will be held in Chicago
early next month Delegates are being
chosen in many Wisconsin cities, but a.
vet no action has been taken by local
societies
IS the Minimum Rate The Supreme
court says the Manitowoc Water Works
company has right to charge mini
mum rate of s. per annum, notwlth'
standing the fact that consumer owns
a meter
In Regular Army John Pear, Jr., a
Manitowoc boy, who recently enlisted
in the United States regular army
spent Sunday with his parents here
having been granted forty eight hour
furlough to return.
An lncipient Fire An alarm OF hre'
box Al, early Sunday morning called the
department to Makers candy store Oh
n. Eighth street, but it was unnece4s
AIRY to lay hose rs the fire was confined
to candy that was being made,
Memorial Day Service pro
gramme has been arranged by the
Southside high school for Memorial
Day. The features are Grafton, John
Londsdorf rectations Catherine Young,
Louise Bernstein, Victoria Buechner
orations, Richard Burke, Robert Rank
and Edward Mcmahon,
Ministers in Conference German
Methodist ministers of this section of
the state are in conference at Oshkosh.
the Rev j. +. Romoser, OF this city, If
participant. The present conference
includes twelve pastors from the differ
ent cities and presiding elder +. }.
Karnopp, who is "a FREQUENT 7isitor here.
The conference continues until today.
Increases Ills Salary-W j,
Guetzloe. Kiel postmaster, has been
notified by the Washington postal
officials that his salary has been in
creased By $500 year. This notihca
hon was sent the postmaster so that h,
received il last Monday Needless tC
say Mr.. Guetzloe felt good.
A New Son A new son came to IN,
home Of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Gundersor
on Monday last He arrived Mt the
n Ninth street home and there is re
joicing.
The Thirteenth Anniversary TIL,
/ thirteenth anniversary Of the Epworti