The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-14
locals of the Week

Mrs. Timothy Kelley is at Escanaba
r visit with her daughter, Mrs.
atthew Ryan.
A course in Manual Training is now
fered at the Training School. The
burse consists of work in practical
lrpentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daron, Washington
rect are mourning the death of their
FAINT daughter, Theresa. The funeral
as held Monday.
Graduation at Downer College, Mil
aukee. will take place June %. Sew
al Manitowoc students are enrolled
the college.
A number of young people from the
ty enjoyed delightful social hop at
eyer's hall on the Green Bay road
lnday evening.
o. 9. DeLand, the we'll known She
bygan cheeseman, has purchased the
am of horses owned by August Eber
ardt and claimed to be the finest in
e county.
Albert II. Schmidt and Prof. Paul
ellar. of this city, were judges at the
ppleton- Marinette debate in the latter
ty Friday evening. Marinette won
he decision.
Approaches of the new bridge at Two
ivers were found to be settling last
eek and repairs were made necessary.
he defect was not serious and the
ridge is again open.
The Training School will close June
Glass Day exercises will occupy the
fternoon; graduating exercises will take
lace in the evening. An Alumni Ban
net will be held at the close of the
raduating Exercises.
Manitowoc and Two Rivers Station
~ Engineers, members of the local as
pciation, visited Sheboygan Saturday
Eening and were royalty entertained 1T
social arranged by the lodge there.
he local party included an even dozen.
Dick" J. White, of Milwaukee, we'll
nown here where he visits once a
eek as salesman for Milwaukee
.acker firm, was elected president of the
tate Travellers Protective Association
the Sheboygan last week
A large number of students have al
Pady enrolled for work in the Training
lg School for neat year. The number
ill be limited to 40 and those who de-
re to take up work in the school next
cal should send their names to Prof.
S. Hyer.
At the biennial session of the Wis
pnsin grand lodge, Ancient Order of
nited Workmen held in Milwaukee
lst week, J. M Thayer, Of GAINESVILLE,
Eas reelected Grand Master Workman
uperior was selected as the city for the
pos meeting.
Police officers here have been notified
4 the disappearance of Louis Hyske
New Holstien, Calumet County man,
Sho left home last week, believed to be
uifering from temporary alteration of
lind. No trace of the missing man
as been found.
AS the result of the campaign for
etter sidewalks that has been inau-
|urated by the City Council, more than
me- hundred fifty notices were last week
Issued to property owners and unless
he work is Immediately reformed, the
lily will undertake it and charge to
he property.
James Morris, employed at the O.
'orrison Co. store, has purchased the
main building Of the Hammernick pro.
%erty on North Eighth street and will
emove it to the Sixth Ward where he
will remodel it into store building and
pen small grocery.
Maccabee ladies of this city and Two
Rivers entertained Mrs. Lillian Holes
er, supreme commander of the order
ind Mrs. Emma Green, State Com
handler last week A number of socials
we're arranged both at Two Rivers and
ere and the local branches of the
order were considerably benefited
There are many objections to the use
II poisonous articles to keep mice out of
house and a fresh hint may be useful
% those who are troubled with these
little pests Mice have a great antipa-
by to the smell of peppermint placed
Iround their haunts and holes will sue
|essfully keep them away.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Horace A. Taylor, of Madison, is very
il at his home in Washington, d
D. Some time ago he had severe at
ack of grip and returned to the depart
hent before he had fully recovered.
Since then Implications have developed
which cause his physicians grave con-