The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-11


hnual gathering of the Kreiger Verien
associations of the state at Sheboygan
une 81, 90 and %.
The newly remodeled hall of the FREEZER
aengerbund Society was dedicated
aturday evening with concert and
ance which was attended by large
rowd and was thoroughly ENJOYABLE
fair.
Charles H. Maynard, postmaster at
heboygan and we'll known in this city,
led at Milwaukee Monday from an
peration which he underwent a few
avs previously. He was AS years Of
ge.
Among the interpretations in the
tate the past week is that Of the New
Iolstein Mercantile Company of the
illage of New Holstein; capital, $40,
90, incorporators, A. }. Hipke, George
l. Schroeder, and Henry Kuehl, Jr.
Schmidt Bros, druggists, disposed of
600 carnations Monday in the incredi-
ably short space of twenty minutes.
his was due to war that had been on
or several days and which has reduced
carnations to five cents per dozen.
Jerre G. Murphy, private secretary of
Governor La Toilette, has resigned to
AXE the editorship of Montana paper.
lie will be succeeded by John J. Hanan
bf Milwaukee, who has been the legisla-
i've correspondent Of the Milwaukee
Free Press during the season just closed.
The Manitowoc Land and Investment
Co., stockholders of which are Issac
Cratic, Louis Schmidt, Chas. Hacker,
Henry Groth and H. Esch, recently
closed a deal for the sale of 1900 acres
Of timber lands in Oconto county for
which the Company received $4,000
For the month of May the report of
tonnage at the various ports of the Mil
waukee district gives Manitowoc second
place, the tonnage being 20009 in and
Dos, 1852 out. Milwaukee is first with
$50, 91S tons in and 500, 564 out. Dur
ing the month 1863 vessels entered and
173 left port here.
Christian Science Services are held
Sunday at 10. 80 A. M. and Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. Subject for next
Sundays lesson is, rs the Universe,
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force ?" The Reading Room is open
Tuesday and Thursday from 2to 5P M.
|All are invited to attend these services.
Francis Creek on Sunday held its
thirty. seventh annual cemetery celebra-
tion, entertaining one of the largest
crowds ever assembled for similar
event. The weather was ideal and the
picnic afforded much pleasure 1t is
testinated that the crowd numbered
1880.
Charles Spaeth was brought here
from Chiffon this week and in court
was sentenced to sixty days in Jail on a
| charge of wife abandonment to which
he pleaded guilty. Spaeth had
| been missing from here for month and
his family had been cared for by the
city.
George Falkenhagen, who is manag-
or of the heating department at Dowies
Zion city near Chicago, was in the city
| this week looking over the ground with
a view to locating here. Mr.. Falken-
hagen has been resident of Zion city
for three years. He is the husband Of
a former Manitowoc girl, Miss Walk.
The Chicago Daily Bulletin will soon
be ready for publication. The Bulletin
will be the first woman's daily ever
issued. 1t will be of women, for women
and by women Women will sit at all
the editorial desks Lady reporters
will do the news gathering. In fact,
save in three minor cases, the entire
staff will be composed of women. The
experiment will be carefully watched.
Mrs. Leuhr, wife of Prof w. Fl.
Leuhr, of the First ward schools, had a
narrow escape from death Friday eve
ming and has been seriously i'll from the
shock since. With her husband she
was fishing from the south harhor pier
and losing her balance, fell into the
lake. She was rescued when almost
exhausted by Light House Keeper Ed
Warren.
Ex-Sheriff Pierre Burt and family
will remove to North Fond du Lac to
make their future home, leaving here
next month. Mr.. Burt is closing out
his shoe business in this city and will
manage the business of the firm of
Burt & Stahl in his new location.
Manitowoc people will regret the de-
parture of Mr. Burt and family and
will wish them success in their new
home.
The Milwaukee Sentinel devoted half
colump writa nm to four Mopifouoo