The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

Herrlck, runs hotel.
Anton Mueller has resigned his position
at the Manitowoc Cooperative store
and has assumed business management
of the Daily Tribune.
A. II. Nc Keough of Wausau was in
the city Monday. He was accompanied
by his daughter Florence who will re.
main for weeks visit.
For SALE-A complete set of encyclo-
paedia, recent English edition % VOL
full leather binding at bargain. Geo.
| w. Fechter, North Side. 80
The steamer Christopher Columbus
will make its first trip between Milwau-
kee and Chicago next month Capt.
Moody is in charge of the boat.
Mr.. Ed. Nc Mahon from Milwaukee
and Miss Mayme Nc Mahon from Mad-
son, arrived in the city Monday, being
called by the illness Of their mother.
Albert Goedjen Of Two Rivers gradu.
ated from the State University last
week. His sister, Mrs. John Gesell was
present at the commencement exercises
John Ireland removed with his family
to Sheboygan OF Tuesday, where he will
engage in the grocery business. He ran
the bus line for the Victoria hotel while
in this city.
VIM. Feuerpfeil, alderman from the
first ward, who conducts II saloon on
south eighth street, will quit the bust
ness on July 1. He will be succeeded by
Chas. Schuette.
Mrs. Ct. II. Greene, wife of Physical
Director Greene of the y. M. c. A., ac-
companied by her daughter, left last
Friday for Birmingham Ala, for visit
with her mother.
AT the annual meeting of the Il. G. b.
j., a Bohemian Fraternal organization,
held at Milwaukee last week, Joseph NJ.
Vida of this city was elected state
treasurer Of the order.
The state convention of the Sunday
schools of the state will be held at James
vile, July 3 1911. Judge Lindsey of
Denver will address the gathering on
the evening of June 8.
Miss Ella Wehausen of Two Rivers,
who graduates from the County Train.
ing school this week, has been engaged
as one of the teachers in the public
schools of Two Rivers city.
Carl Saubert, Jr, of Two Rivers has
been appointed mail carrier on route no.
? from Two Rivers in place of Geo. Ru.
debeck, resigned Mr. Rudebeck will
engage in the saloon business in the city
of Two Rivers.
A class of twenty graduate from the
County Training school this year The
class exercises will be held this after
noon and the graduating exercises this
evening. An interesting program for
each occasion has been prepared
$1,500.00 will buy rs good 1870 acre
farm as there is in the state All neces.
sary buildings; well, wind mill and tank.
No stone or miry land.
A. r. KIBBE,
New Richmond, Wis.
Geo. Sanderson, an employe in the M.
q M. Printing Works of this city, who
took the civil service examination some
time ago, has been appointed a substitute
clerk in the postoffice here. He has re
signed his position at the NJ. q NJ works
and will enter upon his new duties July
Says the Manitowoc Tribune:
The county gets its printing done for
~ cents per folio. The city pays about
three times that much How does that
strike you, Mr. Alderman2'
The above statement is an unqualified
falsehood. The county pays 60 cents per
folio for publishing the county board
proceedings.
Although Wilson allowed the Kenosha
players only two safe hits, they won
Sundays game 10y II score of 2 to |. The
game which was played at Kenosha was
holly contested and very interesting
Manitowoc made its only run in the
second inning and Kenosha got its two
runs in the sixth. As Il result of the de-
feat Sunday Manitowoc has dropped to
second place in the league.
Edwin H. Gielow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Christ Gielow of this city, graduated
from the electrical engineering course of
the State University last week. He was
given the degree of bachelor of science.
He is graduate of the West Side high
school, class 1903. After few weeks
visit with his parents here he will go to
Chicago to fill IL position as electrical
engineer.
The Lawton Post, Spanish War Veter.
ans, offered two prizes for the best poems
contributed for publication in the SOU
venir book issued for the state conven.
ton. Albert Abel WAS awarded first
prize-a gold medal Norman Knut.
zen the second prize, a silver medal.
Monica Conway won third place and
Eulalia Croll, fourth place. They are
all students of the North Side high
school. The four poems are published
in the book.