The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-05

Claus Junge is home from the Ontona-
gon valley where he has been at work on
farm buildings for julius Lindstedt who
has cleared farm there.
Mr.. Hermus Beseau of Milwaukee, q
former teacher of this county, was in
the city Wednesday and made the PILOT
Office call.
Rev. q. j. O'Connell of Maple Grove
and E. J. M.lloy of Morrison, Brown
county, were in the city Monday and
made the PILOT offices q call.
Mr.. Jos. Sladky of Kossuth was call
er at the PILOT Office Saturday.
The Tabitna society OF st. Paul's
Norwegian Luthern church, 10th and
ST. Clair streets, is arranging for q sale
, and supper to be given Friday, Novem
Der 81.
Mr. Hugh Carberry who had farm
rented in Liberty the past few years, has
returned to the city and has been en-
gagged rs foreman at the G. Reiss Co.
coal docks.
Joseph Jirikowic, a former resident of
the city who is in the government en-
ploy ut Washington, D. c., in the print
ing department, has arrived in the city
for weeks visit.
The annual exodus of lovers of the
chase to the northern woods on deer
hunting quests will soou begin. Our
advice to each is to be careful not to
make a noise like deer.
Miss Carrie Isabel Knosker, former
teacher of the city schools, was married
at her home in Oshkosh Thursday even
Oct. 30, to John Fl. Schroeder, proprietor
of Jackson's drug store, Oshkosh.
Mr.. P. J. Long of Franklin was d
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Friends of Miss Genevieve Krainik of
this city are pleased to learn that she
has received an appointment rs musical
instructor in the faculty OF Doane col
lege in Nebraska. Miss Krainik will be
distinct addition to musical course
for in addition to being splendidly quail
flied in her art by natural gift and train
ing she is temperamentally fitted to i'm
part knowledge.
The West Side high school, Manito
woe, Prin. T. w. Davies, issued a very
attractive commencement annual with
many half tone engravings of the school
officers. faculty, and members of the
senior class.
Wis. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
The farmers in various places about
the county will spend some of the long
evenings the approaching winter in ben
ee!cial exchange of ideas touching their
calling if plans laid for the organization
of ueighborhood topic clubs material
ize. One at Quarry is already we'll nnd-
er way.
Supt. w. E. Larson of Manitowoc
county has issued hi third annual and
it is even better and more comprehen.
sive than the preceding ones. 1t is a
most complete exponent of the educa-
tional interests of the county.-Wis.
Journal of Education.
Becoming frightened when the tongue
of the wagon to which they were hitch
ed fell from the neck-yoke, team Of
horses belonging TO William Bleser.
Four Corners, tied in front of Wits har.
ness shop ran away Tuesday. The team
was tied to post in front of the shop
while the owner was inside to have some |
repairs made to the harness and when
the tongue fell to the ground the horses
tore loose and ran madly up ninth street
The horses turned the corner at Pelishek's
store and crashed onto the side walk |
coming within breath of going through
Dramm's meat market plate glass win
dow. They slipped and fell however
and were stopped. \