The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-01

John Hoyer left Monday morning for
Manitowish on fishing expedition.
He was equipped with all modern fish.
ing tackle and took boy with him to
cut bait.
Supt w. E. Larson took stroll out
to Vslders Sunday for exercise and
recreation. He says he enjoyed the walk
very much, but he came back on the
train Monday.
Mrs. Dr. F. H. Gehbe and her two
children have gone to Mountain, Oconto
county, for visit with Mrs. Gehbe's par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Savage They
will return home next Saturday.
Louis Wehrwein and family, Seattle,
stopped over for visit with relatives
here on their return trip from the James
town Exposition. They proceeded on
their homeward journey Saturday.
On Saturday last son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jirikowic, Washing
ton, d. c. Mr.. and Mrs. Jirikowic for
merly resided here. Mrs. Jirikowics
maiden name was Mamie Georgenson.
Mr.. Fred jacob, Jr. and Misses En-
ma and Alvina Kolt, Hattie jacob and
Edna Stephens, called on Manitowoc
friends one day this week, and incident
ally took in the attractions worthy of
notice.
Mrs. John Mackey, Monroe. who had
been visiting for a week with her son,
Editor Mackey of the Herald, LETT Mon
day for Grand Rapids. whence she will
go to st. Joseph, Mo-, to visit with a
daughter.
Mrs. Stadler, aged So years, was ad-
judged insane in probate court Friday,
and committed to the Northern Hospi-
tai for insane at Oshkosh. She is a resi-
dent of this city and has been patient
at the hospital the past two weeks.
j. w. Hancock, who has had charge of
the Wisconsin Central affairs at Grand
Rapids, Wis, for number of years past,
arrived in the city last Monday noon to
take charge of the Centrals business
here in place of Agent Vandegrift who
resigned lately.
Charles Hartwig of this city was hon.
ored by the Wisconsin Retail Liquor
Dealers Association in session at Oshkosh
last week by being chosen state treasur
or of the organization. The convention
which was in session for several days
had an attendance of more than one
hundred delegates.
Childs So Bos.So Kilfy protects cows
from the torture of flies. thereby in
creasing the quantity of milk. Beware
of imitation. For sale by
WERNECKE x SCHMITZ,
10 Mantowoc, Wis.
John Schuette, as old as he Is, was
foolish enough to take bunch of city
and county officers and few others on
his yacht to Two Rivers Monday after
noon. He had his hands full to keep
them from being run in or taken outside
the city limits by the police. They call.
ed on Editor Nash, but he declined to
join their ranks. A wise man, that
Nash. Mr.. Schuette thanked his stars
when he landed here safely with the
bunch. He says he'll never take them
out again without having good supply
of life preservers on the boat.
Letters received Monday from Misses
Julia Matek and Hattie Goedjen, who
we're passengers on the Inflated Colum.
bia wrecked on the Pacific July 90, state
that both are able to travel and will re.
turn home shortly. They occupied the
same state room and were asleep at the
time of the collision, but succeeded in
putting on life preservers.
After being in the water two hours,
they were picked up by Il life boat and
taken on board the San Pedro, the lum.
Der boat which collided with the Column
bia. They where landed at Eureka,
July 23 They wrote from Portland,
Oregon, and stated that they know moth
ing of the fate Of Miss Schroeder of Two
Rivers.