The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-16

Henry Stole, Jr,, and wife are enjoy
ing q vacation at the Cooperstown caves.
MessIs. Chas. Thompson and Albert
Alison of Quarry were in the city Tues
day and made the PILOT Office call.
All water bills are now due and pay.
able on or before July 90.
2. MANITowoC WATER WORKS Co.
Mr.. A. F. Elmegreen, who has been
principal of the high school at Amherst
the past year, is in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Larson and
child left Tuesday for a weeks visit
with Mr.. Larson's parents at Sawyer,
Wis.
Albert lander and bride returned
from Milwaukee Friday and have taken
up their residence at 1416 Marshall
street.
Company H of this city won from
Company G of Sheboygan in compati-
tive shoot last Sunday by score OF
1850 to 1929.
Mr.. Ed Usher of Madison is guest at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Edward
Kelley. Mr.. Usher is Judge Barnes pri-
vate secretary.
Gilbert Thompson, delegate from the
local labor council, left Tuesday for
Fond du Lac to attend meeting of the
state federation.
Miss Viola Carey arrived here Sunday
evening from Los Angeles, Cal. for an
extended visit at the home of her mother
Mrs. John Carey.
On Friday Judge Kirwan granted a
divorce to Ella Tomchek from Jacob
Tomchek and to Christina Whitman
from John Whitman
Rev. Pulsifer, rector of St James
Episcopal church, resigned and left
Wednesday for Medford, Wis, to take
charge of a parish there.
County Clelk Vraney was honored at
the meeting of the county clerks of the
state at Wausau by being named men,
Der of the Judiciary committee of tie
association.
Mrs. Theodore Landman and child
from Washburn. North Dakota, are here
to spend the summer with Mrs. Land.
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs Werhke,
Franklin street.
Atty. James OHara of st. Joe, Michi-
ig in stopped off here on his way home
from the Democratic convention. He il
Manitowoc boy and has attained
distinction as a lawyer.
Henry Mulholland of this city is a
candidate for secretary of the Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin. He was former
ly secretary tor six years and made an
| efficient and capable officer.
Mr.. Charles Lehmkuhl of Alberta,
Idaho, who had been here on visit to
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lehm'
kuhl, returned home Friday. Mr.. Lehm-
kuhl went west few years ago and has
met with success He is connected with
an irrigating company.
VIM. Morgan, son of John Morgan of
Clarks Mills, graduated from the law
department of the Ann Arbor Univer-
sity of Michigan last month. He has
been at home OH visit the past few
weeks and will leave Monday for Idaho
with view to locating there.
City Attorney A. l.. Hougen will
leave next Monday on business trip to
Europe. After transacting his business
! he will make tour of the continent,
visiting all places of interest He ex-
poets to return in about two months.
That he will have pleasant trip and
arrive home safe is the wish of his many
| friends here.
George Groffman, brother of Mayor
Groffman, was appointed chief of police
on probation by the police and fire COM
mission Monday night. He assumed the
duties of the position Wednesday. 1t is
generally believed that Mr.. Groffman is
capable of filling the bill and that at the
end Of the probationary period the ap.
pointment will be made peImanent.