The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-18

snitowoc University students are
for the summer vacation.
ere will be no delivery Of mail on
Rural routes on July 4. Carriers
been granted holiday by the de.
ment.
alver G. Hanson. of the city, was
cf the graduates from Rush Medical,
ago, with the class of 1908 he is a
uats of the North Side High school.
1pils of the Third and Fifth ward
Pols sre to be given picnic at the
Shore Beach resort Saturday June
1t is expected that 700 will attend
ng the day.
arold Eggers. of Two Rivers, a
ent at the state University captured
Ugh honor in being awarded the
is medal Of the Science Club for
year.
he state board Of control Wednesday
lected all the officers Of the nine
% charitable and penal institutions
or the charge of the Board. There
e no changes whatever.
arl McCoomb, of Brillion, well
wn in this city, is with the Univer-
of Wisconsin crew at Poughkeepsie,
X ;, to compete in the annual inter
eglate regatta which takes place
e 20.
hill Kiehl, q Manitowoc boy at the
st Point Naval Academy. is home
two months vacation. Kiehl was
ointed two years ago on an examina-
which he successfully passed.
ohm Shambeau, of Mishicott, has
n appointed general agent for the
sconsin Life Insurance company and
opened offices at Eighth and Quay
pets in this city. His territory COM
,es twelve counties.
br. j. H. Meany, of this city, was elected
of the twenty. six delegates OF the
tie Order of Catholic Foresters to at
ID the National lodge at the meeting
1t was held in Oshkosh last week.
next session of the Wisconsin order
be held at Eau Claire.
Charles Frazier was the local delegate
the State lodge Knights of Pythias
ID at Eau Clair last week. Milwau-
will entertain the 1904 session of
lodge Grant L. Miner, Of Richland
liter, heads the state order as Grand
ancellor.
The Rahr Guards will hold their an
al encampment in August. At a re-
1t meeting the following officers were
|cted, President, Anton WALSH; Vice
es.. E. s. Schmitz; Secretary and
easurer, w M. Willinger; Trustee,
p Staudt
lightning on Wednesday of last week
fire to and destroyed the barns on
b farm of Conrad Bruins at Rosen-
|ans. Several head of stock, farm i'm
ements, wagons and buggies we're
rned. The loss is estimated at $4,000,
|surance $500.
AT Fond du Lac, Sunday, the City
ind, directed by Prof. George Urban,
rs awarded first prize of ten dollars in
contest with twenty other musical or
Enizations in attendance. The honor
one of which the Manitowol Band
by well feel proud
DIR. J. r. CurreLs, of Two Rivers,
rs one of the guests al d banquet that
as given in Milwaukee Saturday to
L Lorenz, the famous Vienna surgeon,
ID gave toast. DR.. Lorenz gave a
monstration in "bloodless surgery"
Trinity hospital which was witnessed
100 physicians of the state.
Arthur F. Beule, of Beaver Dam, a
udent at the Wisconsin University,
Id we'll known to many Manitowoc
Jung people who of late years have
udied at the Madison School, was
owned in Lake Mendoza Sunday,
8 boat capsizing in squall. The
,dy has not been recovered.
Ludwig Sykneiwski, south side lad
hose parents charge him with being
| incorrigible, was before Judge
lloupek Saturday and was committed
the Industrial School at Waukesha,
1t on promise that he would reform
Q Court gave him another chance,
ntence being suspended.
Brother and sister whose combined
.es equalled 1863, held joint celebra-
IN of the anniversary of their natal
Iys, occurring on the same date, at the
me of Ferdinand Heyroth last Thurs
". The celebrants were Mrs. F.
avrOtb Sr who makea her bop,a with