The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-10

visited with relatives and friends here
this week
You can feel perfectly safe in purchas-
ing piano with a guarantee from a
reliable firm-Vogelsang & Murphy.
Mesdamas Rose Terrenner and George
E. Proper of Mattooa visited here one
day last week.
Henry Greve returned to Chicago Fri
day morning after having visited here
with relatives
Miss Louise Gunder arrived here from
Minneapolis on Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase of Oshkosh visit
ed with Mrs Chase's father ]. d. Mark
ham, this week.
George Nelson, student at Lawrence
university, was in the city over Sunday
to visit his parents.
Vogelsang and Murphy are fortunate
that they are in position to sell pianos
especially at low price, that they can
conscientiously guarantee in every
respect.
Mesdames John Kellner and Charles
SEEKER left for visit at Oshkosh in the
fore part of the week.
VIM Kowalle of this city ronte mplates
erecting boat building plant at Two
Rivers in the near future.
Mrs. Hugo Becker and son Raymond
of Milwaukee We're guests at the home
Of Royal Sniffins this week.
Mrs. G. B. Kutzner and son visited
with friends at Reedsville and Forest
junction few days last week.
A sailor who was arrested by o>icer
Sniffins last Friday for being intoxicated
was fined 81 in municipal court.
Dayton Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simpson
Everything disagreed with me and
baby until | used HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Now baby sleeps and
grows like weed 35 cents. Tea or
tablet form F. c. Burestatte
II. L. Walk of Oshkosh, general agent
for the Metropolitan Insurance com
pany, transacted business here on Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney r. Pratt return
ed from their wedding trip last Satul-
day They have taken up their residence
on North Eighth street.
Manitowoc members of the Masonic
order will be in attendance at the forty
first semi annual reunion of Wisconsin
Masons at Milwaukee Nov. A. Il and IT,
About sixty mothers of the North
Side schools We're present OF the first
conference between teachers and parents
held at the Luling school last Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jirikowic return
ed to Washington, ID. c., this week
after having visited in this city. Mr..
Jirikowic holds position in the govern
ment bindery.
II was troubled with constipation and
stomach troubles lost flesh, my complex
ion was ruined; HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea brought back my health and
complexion. Mary Allen, st. Louis
- cents. f. b. Buerstatte
Sixty immigrants arrived here on the
cal ferry from Michigan Friday evening
on their way to the Rock comfy sugar
beet region where they will take up
land.
Thus far no clue has been found of the
whereabouts of little Willie Wilke, the
11-year-old boy whorecently disappeared
from his home at Sheboygan 1t is fear
ed that he is no longer among the living.
On Tuesday Robert Schmidt returned
home from Philadelphia where he had
spent several months studying the
operation of the monotype. type-setting
machine which Der Nord Western con
templates installing in the near future.
Professor Hogue opened dancing
school at Two Rivers on Monday. The
dancing classes in this city will not meet
on Saturday. Owing to other attrac-
tions the classes and social will be post
poned until Nov 10Th.
The work of putting the piles for the
lake shore protection in place has been
completed by Frankman Bros. and the
work of filling in the stone will be begun
at the earliest possible date.
Fred Borcherdt, Jr. was awarded two
second and one third prize by World :
Fair Judges on two sets of pigeons eX-
hibited at the St Louis Exposition. The
prizes consisted of IS in cash and blue
ribbons. Mr.. Borcherdt will exhibit
his prize winning birds at the Milwau-
kee show next month.
1t is reported that 140 lots of the Beach
property near this city, on the inter
urban, have been sold by the Manitowoc
Trading company during the past few
weeks and that large store will soon
be established at Beach by r. Boettger
of Two Rivers. According to n write
up which appeared in Milwaukee papers
about forty summer cottages will be
built at Beach next spring and the c. x
N w. R'y. Co. will establish station
there.
Peter Singlemann, who resides at