The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-10

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dence on st. Clair street, which he will
occupy after needed repairs are made.
Edward lander left last Friday for
Birmin2 ham, Alabama, to attend the
national convention of post office clerks.
j. w. Blackledge, secretary OF the
Wisconsin Canning company, was in
the city Friday on business at the local
plant.
Fred Borcherdt Jr., is at Milwaukee
where he IS assistant superintendent OF
the pigeon and poultry department at the
state fair.
Mrs. Johr BARNES, who was here on a
visit to her .arents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Richards, returned to her home in Ar
kansas Friday.
Mrs. Theo Loet and Mrs August Du-
sold left Saturday for a visit at the
home of Rev. Dusold at Glenmore,
Brown county.
Mr. Henry Kiel of Mishicot has been
appointed by Gov. Davidson delegate
to the Farmers National Congress to be
held in Madison from Sept. "A to 30.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E Larson and
their guest Mrs. Albert Iverson of Rug
by, N. Dakota left Wednesday morning
for Milwaukee to attend the state fair.
secured the nomination for sheriff IN
Outagamie county had ii plurality OF
over 800 votes, the largest given any
candidate in the county
FOR RENT-A farm consisting Of
100 acres, 100 acres under cultivation
good buildings; three miles northwest
from Maple Grove. inquire of Mrs. T.
j. Morrisey, Reedsville r. F. D. No. l..
Wis Box A. II
Arty. Timothy Burke of Green Bay
secured the Republican nomination for
state senator from the second district by
big majority The district is compris-
ed of the counties of Brown and Oconto.
Mr.. Burke formerly resided in this city.
Neil Olson was here from Sheboygan
Monday. Mr.. Olson will resign his posi-.
ton rs engineer with the Eclectic Light
Co. at Sheboygan and will return to the
local elevators next week having signed
a contract with the Western Elevator
Co.
A. NJ. Rettinghouse and wife were in
the city Saturday and Sunday guest at
the home of j.. X. PITT, Mr.. Retting.
houses brother in law. The latter is an
engineer and stopped off to visit enroute
to Boone, Ia, where he is in charge of
the construction of 400 miles of rail
way work for the Chicago Northwestern
company. His home is in Canada
Fred Hoffman who recently returned
here from Amigo to take position with
the Dry Dock Co. will remove to Amigo
again, he having accepted a position as
manager for the b. Heineman Lumber
Co of that city. Mr.. Hoffman will re
move with his family to Amigo next
week. His mother will accompany the
family and will reside with them
CONFIDENTIAL REPRESENTA-.
TIVE WANTED in every locality. Any
ener yetic person who is now earning a
good living and is Not Out of Job can
largely add to his income by working
with me in an advisory capacity, with.
ont interfering in and way with present
employment-Fo For full particulars. ad
dress H. l. DAVIS, 40 Exchange Place,
New York.
The fall term of the Wisconsin Busi
ness College opened Aug. 81 with a
large enrolment of students This school
ranks high among the institutions of its
kind in the state 1t has been making
such gains in the attendance of it,
students that the school was forced tc
seek larger quarters year ago Many
improvements have been made in the
equipment and the methods of instruc.
tion are up to date. Under the able
management of Prof. j. A. Book the
Business College stands among the fore
most in advancing the cause of pratical
business education.
The ball game here Sunday between
Manitowoc and Polt Washington result
ed in victory for the local team by the
score of II to 0. Mondays game between
Manitowoc and Chicago was won by the
Manitowoc team. The score was IS tC
7. The following is the standing of the
clubs.
Pl. Won Lost Pet
Manitowoc % II II.
Sheboygan % 16 6 1921
Menasha 5 3 2 SOC
Port Washington 90 10 10 800
Kenosha % II ii 900
Racine 90 10 II 45T
Milwaukee 81 8 II ,42-
Chicago 10 Il To-