The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

Miss Martha Burt of North Fond du
Lac who had been visiting her sister
Mrs. Jay Hall, returned home Monday.
The Misses Hazel and Florence Kauf
man of Blue Island Ill, returned home
Monday after visit with friends in the
city.
Mrs. 0. Toole and Miss Anna OCon.
nor of Chicago are here on a visit to
! their mother, Mrs. Michael O'Connor.
Mrs. John McFarlane and daughter
Jean left Monday for visit with rela-
tives and friends at Racine and Chicago
The Married. Lumber Company. locat
ed at Married., Wis, is now ready for
business. We handle everything in the
building line, such as lnmber, sash
| doors, moulding, lime and cement Trade
kindly solicited. :.
w, D. Nelson lelt Saturday for Chi
cago and from their went 10 Fostoria,
Ohio, where he will join Bert Rockhoff
and Armin PITT former Manitowoc
boys for a trip to the Niagara Falls and
then will return to Cleveland where he
has business. Mr.. PITT is now an en-
| ploye of the New York Central R'y Co.
at Cleveland while Rockhoff is associat.
ed with his father in an aluminium
| foundry plant at Fostoria.
| Mother used to spend half day in
getting ready to do her baking. Then
she was cross all the time because it was
such hard work. Have you seen the
smile on Mrs. Oelscblagels face while
she is kneading up y large loaves? 1t
is not hard work and only takes about 3
minutes.
WoREL, ZEMAN & STANGEL Co.
Last Sunday was scorching hot day.
The worst part about Sundays heat was
that 1t was so oppressive everybody felt
1t, and felt badly over it. Many n one
was made happy when evening came,
bringing with it II measure of relief
There have been hot days and hot days,
but it seemed that Sunday had the 9th
ers beat to fragile.
u. II. G. Buerstatte, who has announc-
ed his return to the electrical business,
has closed a deal for the purchase of the
business of Edward Goedjen, which he
formerly owned and sold to Mr. Coed.
jen few months ago. Mr.. Buerstatte
will maintain an electrical supply Office
and for the present will continue the
store in the Beers building, near Eighth
street bridge, in addition to the Office in
the Buerstatte store. Mr. Buerstattes
return to the local field is marked by the
awarding of contract to him, for install
lation of the illuminating effects for the
home coming
A contract for two large dump scows
with capacity of 400 yards have been
warded to the Manitowoc Dry Dock
company 10y the Fitzsimmons q Con.
nelly Co, Chicago, and work will be I'M
dertaken at once. The contract was
given to the local company in competi.
ton with several other companies and
though there was not much difference
in the contract price of the competing
firms the Chicago company took cogniz
ance of the class of work and expediency
of the Dry Dock company to turn ont
the Job and made the award according.
~. This Is one of the several dump
scow orders which the Dry Dock com
pany has received in the last two years
Several hundred Manitowoc house
keepers already have Universal
Bread Maker; but how many more are
there who are either eating bakers bread
or sweating over kneading board once
or twice weekly. Mrs. Oelschlagel uses
no kneading board and she only has n
pail and kneading rod to wash up after
a baking of 10 or T. large loaves. The
machine is so simple that no wonder you
are skeptical
WoREL, ZEMAN & STANGEL Co.
Manitowoc defeated Menasha here
Sunday afternoon with all ease by u
score of II to =. The game was wit
messed by quite large crowd The
following is the standing Of the clubs
Pl Won Lost Pct
Manitowoc ~ - 3 1913