The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26

Clark returned Monday from Morse
Bluff, Nebraska, where they had been
to attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs
Rhody Shanahan.
H. G. Berndt and Geo. Nc Laughlin,
both members of the Manitowoc County
Hunting and Fishing Association, plant
ed 10000 brook trout in Spring creek,
town of Liberty, and 5000 in Herman
creek, town of Manitowoc, on Tuesday.
AGENTS WANTED! -16x20 crayon
portraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and
up, sheet pictures one cent each. You
can make 1907 profit or S36 90 per
week Catalogue and Samples free.
FRANK w. WILLIAMS COMPANY, 1908
w. Taylor St, Chicago, Ill. At
Mr.. Jos. Chaloupka of Mshicot was a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
John Schuette, President of the Mani
towoc Savings Bank, delivered an ad-
dress at the v NJ. G. A. Monday night
to quite a large audience. The address
was both entertaining and instructive
and was we'll received. 1t will be pub.
lished in full in next week issue of the
! PILOT.
Emil Wach, the c. & n. w. car re-.
pairer who has been at Chicago hospi-
tai since an accident several months
ago, has been brought to his home in this
city and will rest up under the care of
his wife, preparatory to third and fin
al operation which it is hoped will re
store his eyesight Mr.. Wach will be
taken to Chicago again in three weeks
Mr.. Thomas Taugher of Newton was
a caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Prof. VIM. H. Luehr was one of the
judges at the debate between the She
! boygan and Fond du Lac High Schools
at Sheboygan Friday night The ques
| ton debated was: Resolved, That the
possession of extensive territory in the
| far East, except for necessary coalng sta
tons. is contrary to the best interests of
the United States.
Thomas Higgins, upon whose invita-.
ton as president of the City Club, the
Wisconsin Central officials came here
receives the thanks of the city and bust,
ness men. The visit was one that afford
ed an opportunity for Mantowoc to be.
come acquainted with the Central of
ticials and to make known the good will
of the town and the results should be
mutually beneficial and will be.
Mr.. James Holly of Cooperstown was
a caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Request, which state health authori-
ties are making of all cities in the state,
may lead to an early campaign by To-
cal authorities for enforcement of the
anti-spit ordinance, adopted two years
ago and more or less of a dead letter at
present. At Sheboygan the campaign
has already been launched and the
Street Car company is assisting by d.
recting its employees to arrest all persons
guilty of violating the anti.spit law on
cars of the company The Traction Co.
here has issued similar orders to its men
and has always made an effort to en-
force the ordinance No formal com
munication has been received here from
the state department but the request
may be expected at any time
Mr.. Dennis Grady of Liberty was a
caller at the PILOT office Saturday,
THE Y. NJ G. A, its work, the neces.
sity for and value of IN this city," was
the leading topic in addresses delivered
by Messrs. Larson, Ashbrook, G. II.
Sedgwick and Rev Huppert at the meet
ing at the Cert an NJ. f. church Sunday
evening and the gathering was large
one that evnced an apprectiative interest
in the talks. The meeting WAS in charge
of the association and the male quartette
and chorus of twelve voices rendered
a special musical program that was ap.
rropriate. The church was packed
to the door and the meeting was All
that had been expected and will exer
else an influence in booming the associa
ton and its work among members of
the German M. f. church.
'Loss Of about $50 fully, covered by
insurance, was sustained by Henry Hin
rchs Wednesday afternoon when the
high wind which prevailed blew draft
through the front door of the store as n
customer entered, and forced ont one
half of the large plate glass window on
the Eighth street side front The glass
fell with crash that could be heard for
blocks and had anyone been passing I'M
derneath it at the time it is possible that
he would have been killed for the plate,
one eighth inch thick, weig hs nearly one
hundred pounds. The plate had been
cracked before and was insured with q
plate glass insurance company. Wsdpes.
days wind was one Of the severest In
velocity Of the year and blew clouds of
dust into pedestrians eyes and made Il
uncomfortable outside at any time