The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-03-09

On Monday District Attorney Albert
Hougen left for Shawano, where he
transacted legal business prior to his
going to Milwaukee to attend the meet
ing OF district attorneys, which opened
in that city IN Tuesday.
Last Saturday morning Supt. Larson
and Prin. Fred Christensen returned
from Milwaukee, where they had been
in attendance at the Superintendent
convention and at the conference of the
faculties of teachers training schools and
superintendents of the counties in which
said schools ale located.
The Manitowoc Art Glass company
will erect a new brick building on the
site of the building now occupied by the
Art Works The new structure will
have a depth Of 60 feet and frontage of
p feet 1t will he II one-story building
aud win be prov ded with plate glass
front ornamented with art glass designs.
The Young ladies of Sacred Heart
church gave card social at the X. c.
hall Monday evening. A large party
participated in the affair and all had an
enjoyable time. Progressive cinch was
played and Mrs J. Lantry won the prize.
At the close Of the card games luu cheon
was served. All in all the function was
a decided success.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holiers of the Turner Opera House
company held Monday evening, Arthur
Reichert, Fred Nogelsang and Emil
Schroeder were elected as directors. The
board ot directors will meet tomorrow
Friday to Eame o';icers 1t lis expected
that Edward Schmitz will be reelected
president Of the company.
1t will bring rich, red blood firm flesh
and muscle That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do Taken
this month llpeIs You we'll all summer.
30 cents, Tea or Tablets f. G. Buer
Btaste
d. B. Lqun Of Kjel was elected treas
urcr of the Wisconsin Retail Lumber
Dealers association at the convention of
that organization recently held at Mil
wau6ye. Fred Schoch of this city was
ia attendance at the gathering
Last Friday afternoon Mr., Herman
Eiel eutprtaiucd party Of friends at her
home ON North Fourth street, the oc-
caeiou being the birthday of the hostess.
Luncheon WAS served at 6 o'clock and
tine party was a most enjoyable one for
uli participants.
K tal,an this month, keeps You we'll
all summer Ii makes little ones eat,
sleep and grow. A spring tonic for the
vho, family. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
ttju Tea b cents, Tea or Tablets. F.
G.. Puer-tattc
M.ani Mrs. r. 3 Trea lvay of Chica
g0 returned home last Friday after a
few DAYS stay in this city Mr.. Tread
way is employed by the Chicago &
North. Western Railway company in
the capacity of right ofway official or
ilul buyer
Lust Thursday evening Carl Thomp
son gave an address at Carsten's hall on
the subject of Municipal Ownership
The lecture was given under the au-
spices of local socialists. Mr. Thompson
is 70 good speaker and his address was
we'll received 10y large audience. The
meeting had been advertised to take
place 1T the court house, but for some
rea~on or auothcrthe doors of the county
rgpitol were found locked at the time
the meeting was to take place.
At the conferences Of teachers training
schools aui agricultural schools of the
state held at Milwaukee last week Miss
Rose Cheney of the LEGAL training school
read 4 paper On Observation and Prac
flee Of Teaching Each of the seven
training schools in the state was repre-
scented 1T The meeting.
WANTED Lady or gentleman Of
fir education to travel for firm Of
$35o,o0oe0 capital. Salary STOP. 90 per
year and expenses paidweelily Address
with stamp, Joseph A. Alexander, Mani
towoc WIS.