The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-01

Nearly hundred couple attended the
annual ball given by the Maccabees
last Thursday night at the Opera house.
Urban's orchestra furnished the music.
The event was big success in every
particular
Wednesday evening, January cath,
the City team defeated the Green Bay
basket ball team by score of 33 to "a
at the Turner ball in this city. The
attendance was rather small. The game
was followed by social dance. On
Feb. 9th the City team will play She
boygan here
The West Side high school basket ball
team defeated the Wisconsin Business
college First team by score of 80 to 90
at the Turner hall Friday evening; and
the Second team of the business college
won from the North Side high school
Second team by score of 1e TO H. The
attendance was large The games were
followed by social dance.
Mr. Mat Petri of Two Rivers called at
the PILOT Office Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Riley of Two
Rivers, parents of Postmaster Frank
Riley of that city, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their wedding short
time ago. The worthy couple were the
recipients of many congratulations.
Have you been betrayed by promises
of quacks. swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except u dam.
aged stomach. To those we offer Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
F. c. Buerstatte.
Frank Repkowik, who is employed by
the Northern Grain Co. mt the cold
storage plant, was at Chicago last week
to attend the funeral of his brother,
John Repkowik, who lost his life in the
explosion of II boiler in the Windermere
hotel where he was employed
st. Mary's Catholic church congre.
cation at Reedsville WAS recently incor.
porated without capital. The incor.
porators are: Bishop Fox, head of the
diocese, Vicar General Lochman
Francis kolar, pastor of the church,
and Wenzel kabat and Albert Busse,
two laymen.
Mr. Elmer Halvorsen of Cato was n
caller at the PILOT Office on Friday.
The test of the water works plant last
week fully demonstrated the fact that
the company is in a position to comply
with every recruitment of the franchise
The plant maintained n pressure rang
ing from lob TO 1G pounds, whereas the
franchise calls for but 100 pounds A
height of 100 feet WAS reached with
eight streams of water. The franchise
calls for so.
DR.. d. LaCount of Wausau was here
on professional business several days
last week and incidentally paid visit
to his old time friends, he having been a
resident of Mantowoc some fifty years
ago. From here he removed to Chiffon
where he resided for many years, during
which time he won considerable fame
rs u practitioner of medicine and
surgery. He removed to Wausau about
fifteen years ago. Though we'll stricken
in years, he still enjoys good health.
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Dr. George Gehbe, a former Mani
towoc boy who now resides at Oshkosh
has been elected to the position of genera
manager for the Northwest Amusement
company, which is conducting " vaude
Vile theater at the Opera house in this
city, and which conducts six Other
vaudeville theaters Mr.. Gehbe is i,
the city at present and he will remain
until the latter part of next week. He
ia secretary of the N. w. Amusement
Co
Mr. Geo. Oswald of Franklin was u
caller at the PILOT Office Tuesday
AT the annual show of the National
Fanciers and Breeders association at
Chicago last week, Manitowoc birds took
six prizes. The price winning birds are
owned by DR.. Max Staehle, who was
awarded several silver cups on his ex
hibt of birds and poultry at the show OF
the Manitowoc association two weeks
ago.
The break which occurred in n 1Ginch
main of the water system during the test
a short time ago has been located. The
break occurred in the pipe crossing the
river The work of repairing the breach
will require the services of diver.
w. f. Ohde of The Herald il ut the
hospital where he will receive treatment
for ten days. Mr.. Ohde was taken i'll
several weeks ago, when he was confined
to his home for week or two, afte,
which he was on the way to recovery
When about to resume work, he snf
fered relapse and he has been under