The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-05-07
Mr.. Frank Simonek of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT office Saturday.

Mr.. Frank Simonek of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wood
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by F. c. Buerstatte. Druggist.
Arthur Wascher entertained party
of friends at the Hotel Victoria Monday
night, the occasion being his birthday.
The affair was most enjoyable one.
Mr. Fl. G. Frank of Franklin was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Miss Anna Radey of Manitowoc Rap
ids returned home from Milwaukee
last Saturday, where she had been visit.
ing with her brother for the past two
months.
Mrs R. H. Markham left Sunday for
Northern Michigan, being called their
by the illness of her brother, VIM. B.
Johnston. Mr.. Johnston is former
resident of this city.
Miss NJ. A. Gagnon of Two Rivers,
who is member of the faculty of the
business college at Fond du Lac, was in
the city Wednesday, enroute to her
home to spend vacation.
Miss Jennie O'Connor closed success.
full term of school in the Wernecke dis.
trict in Newton last Thursday. A we'll
arranged program, appropriate to the
occasion, was carried out in the after
noon.
On Friday Mrs George Houghton re.
ceived from Ira Edwards, Record Keep
err of Lakeside Tent Of Maccabees, a
warrant for $1,000, the amount Of insur-
ance carried in the order by the late MIR.
Houghton.
The appointment of Atty. Walter M.
Joyce by the committee on poor, as
Poor Commissioner, was confirmed by
the council at the meeting Monday
night The position is worth 5000 a
year.
A fine 800 acre farm within mile of
New Richmond High School For
photographs and further information
write to
A. R. KIBBE
New Richmond, Wis.
Judge Albert Schmidt will be the orator
at the Memorial Day exercises at Mish'
loot, Sunday May "a The Marine band
has been engaged to play. Company a
of this city will give an exhibition and
drill. There will be dance IN the eve
ming at the Mishicot Opera hall.
Messrs. William and August Gem
rich went to Milwaukee last Thursday
to participate in the S0th birthday cell
ebration of their uncle, Frederick Gem
rich They returned Friday evening
and say they had a very pleasant time
at the gathering
Two Creeks farmers are now organic
ing a telephone company to connect
them with this city and with the long
distance telephone line reaching south
from here We learn that thirty farm
ers have united and formed a company
for this purpose and that the line will
probably be erected during the present
month. Two Rivers Chronicle.
Mrs Anna Wrieth of Two Rivers was
granted divorce by Judge Kirwan at
Sheboygan Tuesday on the grounds of
desertion. Wrieth who was cashier of the
Two Rivers bank, disappeared two years
ago and has not been heard from since
Mrs. Wrieth and family will remove tc
Chicago.
Mr.. James Cook from Chicago, who
has been visiting relatives in Coopers
town, was in the city Tuesday and made
the PILOT Office call. He left for St
Nazianz Tuesday evening, where he
will spend few days visiting with old
time friends before returning to Chica
go.
On Saturday last 5000 brook trout ar
rived here from the United States fish
hatchery at Manchester, Iowa. They
were planted in Herman creek, town of
Manitowoc and in stream in Newton.
1t was largely due to the effort of Senator
Randolph that this shipment Of trout
from the U. S. fish hatchery was secur-
ed
Twenty seven men participated in the
first work of the season by Co. H on the
range Sunday and score of 81 of pos
sible 100, was the mark attained. The
company worked on its new range,
south of the city and though it was i'm
possible for long range firing, the range
will be in perfect shape in short time
and the company promises to make rap
id advancement in its work as a result.
Wedding stationery and calling cards
printed at the Pilot Office.