The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-23

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The Wisconsin Association of Station
cry Engineers which met in this city
last year will hold their next annual
meeting at Sheboygan on June 10, IA
and -.
The state convention of the Catholic
Order of Foresters will be held at Mena-
sha in June Preparations are now being
made for the entertainment of visiting
delegates.
The photo of Miss Alma Koch was the
first to appear from this city in the
beauty contest now being conducted by
the Milwaukee Sentinel, The picture
appeared Sunday.
As a result of the death of Roy Au-
mann the health officers closed the lst
grade Of the 9Th ward school on Monday.
The deceased child who was a pupil in
this grade, died Of diphtheria.
Johann Berthelson and Miss Nj. FL
more have returned to Chicago to resume
their studies along musical and dramat,
ic lines preparatory to joining a
theatrical company in the early fall.
A photograph and write up of Victor
Piereee of Ashland, state president OF
Eagles. appeared in the Milwaukee
papers Sunday Mr. Pierelee was form
erly engaged in the law business here.
The suit in the Milwaukee courts for
the appointment Of a receiver for the
American PeaPacking company of which
the ManitOwoc Pea Packing company is
member, has been dismissed by stipula
ton.
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Sheboygan schools will have many
changes in their teaching force at the
! beginning of the next school year. Ten
of the present force have handed in
designations to take effect at the close
of the school year.
Claude KEN of Washington, D. C., is
in the city to make an examination of
the papers on file in the county court
house and compile the divorce statistics
of the county therefrom. The work will
cover period of % years prior to Jan
uary 1, 1907.
| DR.. w. II. Morris and his brother
Thomas returned last Friday from San
Antonio, Texas, after an absence of
some eight weeks. DR. Morris went
south with the hope of recuperating,
but not finding the climate very salubri
Ous, he returned home.
j. Warren Mills of Denver, Colo, a
! former resident of this state, and a
brother of Mrs. j. S. Anderson, died last
! Thursday at Denver, aged 81 Mr. Mills
was an attorney and at one time prac-
! ticed law in this state. Mrs. Anderson
left on Friday to attend the funeral
Editor lander of the BriliOn News
was in the city Saturday and made the
PILOT office call. Mr. Iander took
charge of the News few years ago,
when it was about to give up the ghost,
! and has put the paper on n paying basis.
! The News is now iirstrate paper and
full of life
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Postmaster Kress, DR.. Gehbe, Chris.
Muth and Thomas Higgins were quoted
in interviews published in the Milwau-
| kee Free Press last Saturday on the cleo
| ton of Uncle Isaac to the L. ). senate.
Each expressed himself as much pleased
with Senator Stephensons election.
Reedsville will be soon enjoying the
comforts of Il municipal water works
system The laying of pipe has been
| completed and contracts awarded for
the power house and the pumps and
other machinery. 1t is expected that the
plant will be in operation this fall.
In arnling recently announced 10y the
po~toffice department it is held that Il
city's name can not be placed uDon post
age stamps. The ruling is made in re
spouse to the suggestion TO have the
name of the city at which stamps We're
to be sold printed thereon. The delay
and expense involved are given as rea-
| sons for the ruling.
The Tubb's Manufacturing company
! Of Ludiugton in which several Mantle
woe people are stockholders will open
sales room and branch Offices in New
York city in June. This company, which
was organized largely with local capital
few years ago, is having marked sue.
cess in its operations.
At a debate in the county training
school Friday evening on the question
Resolved that Chinese should be ex-
cluded from this country the judges by
a to decision held that the Orientals
should be allowed to come in. Only the