The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-10-22

Bert Hutto is visiting at Milwaukee.
d. Richards returned from Cali
fornia Thursday.
Alfred Clutch was Il visitor of Christ
Muth Sunday.
The steamer Virginia was tied up for
the winter Sunday.
Attorney Tim Burke of Green Bay
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Nellie Cary has accepted posi-
ton with the O. Torrison Co.
Christian Science Subject for Oct 25,
1908, Everlasting Punishment"
The schooner Oscar Newhouse brought
cargo of lumber to the Seating Co.
The Manitowoc Daily Herald is six
years old Ought to be getting sensible.
Edward Schmitz acted as city clerk
a. the council meeting the clerk being
sick.
Miss Leila Fechter entertained
a number of friends at supper
Friday.
The Lady Maccabees entertained the
members of the Two Rivers lodge at
their hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Edward Weinschenk left Satur-
day for San Diego, Cal, to visit her
parents and two brothers residing there.
Adolph Wolfe and family Of Milwau-
kee have arrived here Mr.. Wolfe will
open drug store on Washington street
in the building now occupied by Henry
Martens.
The steamer Masaba brought a cargo
of coal to the Reiss Co. Friday. we have
coal to burn this winter even though at
imburnable prices.
The Presbyterian church has been
conducting special services during the
week and they will continue for Friday
and Saturday.
J. P. Helm, superinte ndent of the
water works at Madison was in atten-
dance at the meeting of the Catholic
delegates and of course called at our
water plant.
Mamie" the wild girl here at the
carnival was only boy that had run
away from home but was captured last
week by his father who having no fear
of his wildness spanked him thoroughly
and took him home.
F.V. Moffit and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Call Mr.. Moi
fit is the general manager OF the Wes-
tern Union and expressed himself as
greatly pleased with the town.
The SO to Speak is not only causing
our boys and girls to endeavor to write
but is bringing out line of artists.
The cover to the Oct number by Helene
Canright is very good design.
Emil Sixta's fast mare Princes Wood
ford was sold to Walter Williams Of
Oshkosh. She had record of 1:O7 for
half mile. The matinee horses are
one by one going out Of the city being
too fast for the city's blood.
Herman Schuette has purchased a
part of the lot owned by the Linstedt
Co. and will erect modern livery barn
on it. The barn will be handsome
structure with Offices upstairs. Mr.
Schuette intends to have a full line Of
fancy rigs and automobiles.
Father Thomas j. Hagerty, author
and lecturer will appear at the Turner
Opera House, on Friday evening, Oct. %
Father Hagerty is remarkable man in
many respects, -heis typical Ameri-
can, highly. educated and a polished
speaker. He is graduate of one CT our
noted American Universities was edu-
Gated for doctor, but after gradua
ting in medicine studied for the priest
hood He is one Of greatest plat form
speakers in the United States today
He is large man, physically as we'll
as mentally, being over six feet
tall and proportionately heavy. This
is an opportunity to hear and see one Of
the greatest orators of the present day
1t has been reported that Father Hager-
ty is an ex priest, but this is absolutely
false as he is now a priest in good
standing. No charge for admission.