The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-16

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ter William George Friar accompanied
her for a visit here.
Mr.. James OHearn Of Franklin was
a caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Mrs A. Manheimer is at Marinette tc
visit her husband who is in a hospital
there. Mr.. Manheimer, who was struck
by an engine in Marinette several weeks
ago, expects to be able to return to Man
itowoc in few weeks.
| Fred Buerstatte of Aurora, ILL.,, son of
F. G. Buerstatte of this city, is to be
married on April % to Miss Lutte
Wolling of that city. Mr.. Ruerstatte
left here years ago. He is employed by
the American Well Works of Aurora.
Rev. w. J. Peil and Rev. j. T.
OLeary, of this city, have received in
vitations to farewell reception and
dinner TO be given in honor OF Arch
bishop Wessmer of Milwaukee April 90,
the eve of his departure for Rome.
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Mr.. Anton Kotyk of Cooperstown was
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
N. NJ. Gleason, father of Dr. G. M
Gleason of this city, was elected chair.
man of the town of Lima, Walworth
county, by one vote The doctor says
that his father had an experience that
will kink his hair for some time to
come.
VIM. j. Ryan of Menominee, Mich >,
a real estate man, has opened a branch
Office in this city with E. M. Koch as
manager. He claims to have farm
lands for sale in the Menominee River
Valley which are not excelled anywhere.
Those in search of homes might do we'll
to consult with E. NJ. Koch, Williams
Block
Six young men from Manitowoc coun
ty are aboard the American armada
which is now plougbipg its way up the
Pacific ocean to San Francisco. They
are Chas. Kruger and Ferdinand
Schultz of Manitowoc, Anton Naclavik
and James Skala of Two Rivers, Walter
Drews of Cooperstown and Leo Geimer
of Gibson.
Mr.. Joseph Muench of Kossuth was
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday
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A wonderful Bleinisb Cure. Sold by
F. G. Buerstatte, Druggist.
Forty. nine children were confirmed liz
the German Lutheran church Sunday
morning The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. In the
evening special services were held for
the young people who have been con
tirmed during the past five years.
The annual state council of the
Knights of Columbus will be held in
Milwaukee on May II, -, IA. Hereto
fore the state councils have been limited
to one day, but under resolution pass
ed at the council three days will be de-
voted to the meeting This council will
bring to the city about 100 leading Cath
olcs from all parts of the state. There
are twenty councils in the state,
each of which will send two delegates.
In addition the state officers past state
deputies, and the present district dep.
uties, are entitled to seats in the con-
vention. Delegates who will attend from
the local council are DR.. j. L. Meany,
John G. Kelley and Edward Kelley, the
later being state advocate.
Sunday evening, at the invitation of
the church. the Male Chorus of the
Young Mems Christian Association took
charge of the service at st. Paul's Nor
wegian Lutheran church. The program
was varied, gospel choruses, solos and
duets, an anthem by the choir solo by
Miss Olson, congregational singing and
short talks on Association work by
Messrs. Sedgwick, Larson and Ashbrook.
The value of the Association as a world
wide organization, and its necessity fol
the young men of this city was empha-
sized.
One thousand delegates are in attend.
ance at the Mems Missionary conven.
ton which opened at Milwaukee on
Wednesday. Among the delegates will
be ten bishops, some from TIE most dis
tant points of the civilized world. AL.
though the convention is primarily for
men, it has been decided to admit wo-
men as visitors. The missionary exhibit
uvill ha uninue and of interest II will