The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-30
MIR. S. Christensen of Cato was a
caller at the PILOT office Tuesday.

MI. o. SuTlstlduscu VI SdtO Wds a
caller at the PILOT office Tuesday.
Mrs John Smith of Manistee who had
been here on visit. returned hone Sat
urday, accompanied by her father Sam
Hall, Sr.
Mr.. Oscar Luebner Of Wausau, a
former resident of this city, who had
been here visiting relatives, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. Jake Wicker. left Monday on a
business trip in the interest of the Bower
Sewing Machine Co. He has the state
agency for the machine.
The June term of circuit court will
open Tuesday, June A. There are 81
cases on the caleudar-three criminal
and the remainder civil cases.
Supt w. E. Larson returned Tuesday
from his northern trip. He attended
the superintendent convention at
Superior the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Greve of Kiel left
Wednesday for visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago, Minneapolis and
other places. They will be absent about
a month.
On Saturday night F. W. Guse at the
West Side hall was surprised by party
of friends, the occasion being the 33rd
anniversary of his natal day. All pres
ent had nice time.
There is change in the time table OF
the Wisconsin Central this week. The
morning train now leaves Manitowoc a,
s:35 instead of $50, and arrives at l2;lt
P. NJ. instead of 9:45 A. Nj.
! Members of the Walker Post G.. A. K.
Company H and United Spanish Wal
Veterans, attended Memorial services al
the German Methodist church last Sun
day. The sermon was in English.
Mr.. Wenzel Honzik of Gibson was q
caller at the PILOT Office Tuesday.
DR.. ]. b. Rick of Mishicot and his
daughter Elsie took the civil service
examination here Saturday. The doc
tor took examination for the position OF
assistant physician at one of the state
hospitals and his daughter took exam
| inatiOn for clerical work.
Atty. c. E. Brady took a trip to Mil
waukec Saturday and returned Monday
He has been taught to keep in the path
of rectitude by the PILOT man and it is
quite safe to assume that he didn't de-
! part from it while in the cream city.
John Nj. Kadow who conducts n meat
market on corner of Washington and
18th streets, has purchased the property
of the late Thos. Dirkman on the Green
Bay road in the town of kossuth. Con
sideration, Sc, 400. The property con
sists of about acres of land, saloon and
hall, blacksmith shop and two dwelling
houses. He has rented the place to Mic
Petri who will take possession next
Saturday.
Atty. A. L. Hougen with his wife and
family, drove out to his old home il
Liberty week ago Sunday. 1t took
him twelve hours to make the round
trip. The distance is Is miles. Now
he wants the PILOT editor to take the
sorrel horse for nothn', but we pass uI
the proffer.
The appointment of JOS. Connell OF
Meeme IN member of the training
school board is a praiseworthy act. lie
is a man of good Judgment and is a true
friend of the rural school. The appoint
ment of G. H. Sedgwick is also com
mendable rs he is friend of education
The county superintendent of schools ii
er-oHiciO member of the board. Mr.
Larson is man of intellectual ability
and makes q first rate member. He il
putting forth great energy for the ad
vancement of the schools.