The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-07-04

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Mr.. Jos. Frank of Chicago was in the
city Tuesday. He was on his way to
his old home near st. Nazianz for two
weeks visit. Mr.. Frank is an employe
of Armour & Co.
The Misses Alice Brady and Matilda
Kelley, W no attended the Summer school,
returned to their homes last Saturday.
Miss Braly will attend the Oshkosh
Normal the coming year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Phueger returned
home Friday from Elkhart. where they
had been attending the Druggists con
vention. Mrs Phueger was elected
President af the Ladies Auxiliary.
Clifford Westgate of Mishicot, who
has taught school the last four years left
on Saturday for Oshkosh to attend the
Summer school at the Normal. He will
attend the Oshkosh Normal the coming
year.
Mr.. JOS Cody of Chicago spent a few
days visiting relatives and friends in
this city. He drove out on Saturday to
visit the old home in the town of Liberty.
Mr.. Cody holds lucrative position in
the Chicago postoffice.
Mr.. Chas. Valafske of Rockland was
a caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
H. G. Schuette and Otto Kulnik, who
have conducted a livery stable on Wash
ington ST., have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Knlnik retiring from the business.
His interest was purchased by Mr..
Schuette who will now conduct the
business alone.
The board of directors of the Mani
towoc Cooperative company held a
meeting at Clicks hall Thursday after,
noon of last week. The business will be
continued. A large quantity of goods
in the store were only slightly damaged
by the fire which occurred few weeks
ago, and arrangements are being made
for sale of these goods.
DR. James Burke was awarded $50 by
the jury in Municipal Court last Thurs.
day afternoon in his suit against Mrs
Minnie Vanish to recover 1862 for six
days service as an expert witness in the
case of Minnie Vanish VS. Wis Central
r. h Co., which was tried in Circuit
Court last winter. Mrs Vanish was
then awarded $500 damages. The jury
concluded that $50 would he more
reasonable fees than 1852 for six days
service IA an expert witness.
Mr.. James Reedy of Cooperstown was
caller at the PILOT office Friday.
The annual school picnic of the Ger
man Lutheran School was held at Silver
Creek Park on Friday. The Lutheran
band furnished music. Besides the
school children, large number of the
patrons of the school were in attendance
The day was very much enjoyed 10y
young and old
AT the commencement exercises of
the N. S. H. school Prof. Keller an.
nounced that Kenneth Burke and Mar.
guerite Christensen OF the graduating
class, were the winners of scholarships.
Kenneth Burke is son of Atty. r. w.
Burke, and won the scholarship by being
the best all around student. The scholar.
ship is a years course at the Chicago
University, valued at 1926. Miss Chris.
tenson's award entities her to a years
course at Ripon College, Lawrence
University or Milwaukee Downer Col,
lege.
ST Boniface church was the scene of
an impressive ceremony on Thursday
forenoon Of last week the occasion being
the celebration of the first mass by
Father Stockinger, who was ordained at
Baltimore the previous week by Cardinal
Gibbons. The church WAS beautifully
decorated for the affair and there was
large concourse of people in attendance
In the afternoon there was reception
at the home of the young priests mother.
1t is said Father Stockinger will be az.
signed to diocese in Nebraska.
Mr.. Frank Oswald Of Franklin was
a caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Frank r. Gehbe who has had charge
of the Two Rivers House for five years,
has removed to 725 Quay street, where
he will conduct the Pacific saloon. He
has been in the hotel business for years
and has had success Mr.. Gehbe pur.
chased the property on Quay street last
year and had the building remodeled.
He is well and fayorably known and
will, no doubt, have large trade in mis-
new location. Ed Wilson Of Mshicot
succeeds Mr. Gehbe ut the Two Rivers
House. Ed has many friends and will
make popular landlord.