The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-11

axe place JnoTe June III.
Mr.. C. J. Wuellner, teacher of the
Range Line school in the town of Two
Rivers, was in the city Saturday and
made the PILOT office call.
Rev. Carl Nagel of Brillion was in
the city Saturday on visit. Pow. Ma
gel has been assigned to a parish at An
tigo and will leave for there next week.
George Kaufman who was here from
Racine visiting relatives has left for
Memphis, Tenn, where he has secured
employment with the Graham Wagon
Works.
Mrs. Mary Brey of this city, who was
committed to the Northern Hospital at
Oshkosh last January, gave birth to
pair of twins Friday. Mrs. Brey, Cister-
in law, has taken charge Of the infants.
BARLEY Sutten of Dixon, Hi, is here
on visit to Alex Fischel. Mr.. Sutten
WAS manager of brewery at Dixon
but the town went dry at the spring
election and the brewery has shut down.
The first band concert Of the season
will be given at the North Side park this
evening The Park committee has
made arrangements with the Marine
band for ten concerts during the sum-
mer.
Mr. Ole Halverson of Valders was in
the city Saturday and made the PILOT
office call Mr.. Halverson left Tues
day for Sawyer, Wis, which place he
intends to make his future home. He
will open real estate and insurance
Office there.
The following have been appointed
by Thos. Higgins, president of the city
club, as committee to arrange for the
"home coming" during the county fair
week: John Plumb, Fred Schuette,
Norman Torrson, VIM F. Nash of Two
Rivers, and John Scnmidtman.
The Manitowoc Comfy Club of Chica-
go, which is composed of former resi-
dents of this county will hold their sew
enth annual picnic on July 4th at Harm
els grove, corner Bertean and Western
avenues. An excellent program has
been arranged for the affair, and several
Manitowoc county people have received
invitations to attend the picnic and take
their friends.
Burt Markham has been elected bust
ness manager and Maurice Cohen Edi-
tor of the So.to-Speak, the North Side
School monthly paper, for the coming
year The election of the staff took
place this week. George Open is first
assistant to the editor and Fred Leuthy
is literary chief whose assistants will be
May Westgate, Lorena Delano, Ida Led
vna, Walter PITT, Goldie Thayer, Myr
tie McKeough. Others on the staff are:
Lyceum Editor, Grace McCullough;
Athletics Kenwood Egan; Alumni, Lei
la Croll; Staff Artists, Oscar Esch and
Marie A. Miller.
Zone hundred Wisconsin postmasters
are affected by the twenty fifth annual
reimbursement of salaries made by the
postal department, ninety one, includ
ing Two Rivers, this county, and Bril-
lion, receiving increases, while nine are
reduced. Two offices are advanced $500,
ten 5000 and seventy. nine 500, Two
Rivers and Brillion being in the latter
class. Marinette and Amigo are among
the offices reduced. Other offices in this
section granted increase in the report
are Chiffon, Algoma, Green Bay, Ke-
waunee, De Pere and Hilbert
In competition with twenty five other
manufacturers the Manitowoc Mattress
Company landed a $4,000 contract for sup
plying mattresses for the home Cor feeble
minded at Chippewa Falls. The mana
ger of the local company received notice
las. week from the State Board of Con
troll that the bid of the Manitowoc Mat
tress Company had been accepted. The
Mattress company was organized five
years ago and started on small scale
in the Glover building on York street.
1t is now in its own bhilding on corner
18th and franklin streets. Gustav Tor
risoa is president of the company, julius
Dettman. secretary and manager. and
Chas. Frazier treasurer. The company
recently established branch office at
Chicago.
Edw. Carroll, who for a few years has
been head man at ST. Charles Hotel,
Milwaukee, has taken charge of the
Williams House at Manitowoc and will
conduct it for the next five years There
is no better known hotel man in the
state than Eddie Carroll. When boy
of sixteen he started in as assistant clerk
at the Sherman House at Appleton and
worked up the ladder until he learned
the hotel business in every department.
He will keep an up-to-date place and
will make Manitowoc bright place on
the map, for the travelling men know
and like him and are satisfed that they
will get their moneys worth when they
stay with him.-Chilton Times.
The suggestion by state authorities