The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine Malek, VINO
were here from Milwaukee to be present
at the golden wedding celebration of
Mrs Malek's parents, returned home last
Saturday afternoon.
The fire department responded to a
test alarm sent in from box %, corner
Washington and fifteenth streets, short
" before eleven o'clock last Thursday
night The alarm was turned in by an
alderman
Mrs Julius Pohl returned to her home
at gar week ago, after an extended
visit here with relatives and friends.
She was accompanied by her father, Mr..
Anton Pilger, who will visit ut Edgar
for few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. c. Potter entertain
ed large number of friends at their
home COZ Park street, on Wednesday
night of last week, in honor of their
daughter Grace, who is home from the
West Supper was served,
A carload of young fish from the state
hatchery at Madison arrived here last
Friday to be deposited in Lake Michi-
gan. Senator S. w Randolph had
charge of the work Mr.. Randolph used
the tug Arctic in deposting the fish.
The annual meeting of county school
superintendent of the state will be held
at Superior, Mar. %, "A and % w. E.
Larson, superintendent of schools of this
county, will attend the convention.
Regular boat service, for the season,
between this city and Chicago was in
augurated by the Goodrich Transit com
pany last week The several boats of
the line We're overhauled and repaired
while laid MP here during the winter
George Rathsack had the misfortune
last Friday to take an involuntary cold
| bath in the icy waters of the river The
accident happened while he was engaged
in painting the steamer haywood He
took IA misstep and plunged into the
river He had no difficulty in getting
out of the water,
This is the season of listlessness head
aches and spring disorders. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is IA sure preventa-
tive. Makes you strong aud vigorous.
1t is expected that the Starke Dredge
aud Dock company will resume work on
their dredging contract here next week.
They will complete the job with the
same dredging outfit they used here last
fall. 1t is believed that the work will
be completed by July list,
AT the annual meeting of the local
lodge of EIks, recently held, j. A. Rum,
mele was elected exalted ruler. The
other officers of the lodge are; A. G.
Miller, leading knight X g. Plumb,
royal knight; Theodore Anderson, lee.
turing knight; f. T. Ienter, treasurer
w. II. Luehr, secretary NJ r. De Lano,
tiler; George Burger, trustee For three
years.
You feel the life giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle soothing
warmth, fills the nerves and blood with
life. It's "a zeal pleasure to take Hollis.
ters Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents,
Tea or Tablets. f c. Buerstatte.
The canvass of the vote cast in Mani
towoc county in the judicial and county
school superintendent elections held
April 2 was completed by the county
canvassing board Monday afternoon.
The board consisted of County Clerk
Frank Vraney, David Sheldon AMI HUI
bert Falge
Judge Marshall, who was reelected
supreme court Justice, received $3.50
votes in this county. Atty, Henry Scud-
der, the opposing candidate for the
judgeship on the supreme bench, polled
2, 020 votes in this county.
Walter f. Larson, who had no olposi-
ton was reelected county superintend-
ent of schools. He received 4 3l2 votes,
of which number, I, 500 were cast in
this city.
The engagement of George Hamilton
Of Two Rivers and Miss Margaret
Sweeney of Paris. Ky, has been an.
nounced. The brideto be is "a sister of
DIR. Sweeney who was united in MARI
age last spring to Miss Grace Hamilton,
sister of Mr. George Hamilton, the
prospective groom, who is son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Hamilton.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Ella
Thompson to Herman Meyer. Miss
Thompson has been employed as a clerk
in the local postoflice Cor the past two
years. Mr.. Meyer is an employe of the
Gunnel Machine company.