The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vraney, fourteenth street
Three Manitowoc county patients at
the Northern Hospital for Insane have
been returned to the county asylum,
having been pronounced incurable. They
are Carl Koebel of Newton, Patrick Lee
of Cooperstown and Antonio Satorie of
Reedsville.
Nicholas Hesslng of Milwaukee, a
vocal music teacher, has established a
studio at 900 south Sth street, where he
will teach the art of singing Mr. Hess
ling wishes to announce also that he is
open to engagements rs a soloist at con-
certs or church festivals. SO
Last Sunday morning, while on her
way to church, Mrs Eugene Mccarthy,
franklin street, slipped and fell on the
sidewalk and broke her arm Just above
the wrist. She was about two blocks
from home when the accid ent happen
ed
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Mr.. and Mrs John Murphy pleasantly
entertained large number of guests at
their home on New York avenue Sun.
day evening. Progressive cinch was
played. Mrs. Peter Nc Gully won first
prize and Mrs. Thomas Gleason received
the consolation prize.
NJ. II. Murphy, who recently retired
from the management of the America
Seating Co. was presented with gold
headed cane by the superintendent of
the different factories The act signifies
the high esteem in which Mr.. Murphy
was held by his subordnates.
Fifty-two players participated in the
skat tournament of the City Skat Club
at Blue Ribbon Hall Sunday afternoon,
honors of the day being captured by
Alex Bahr with total of seventeen
good plays. Albert Schuetze, with n
score of 4S9 won second place, n. f.
Stephenson third, Joseph Koenig, Two
Rivers fourth and Jos. Begel fifth.
Mr. VIM. Reinholdt of Schleswig was
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Last Saturday George Monk, a Range
line farmer, got his left hand caught in
feed cutter which he WAS temporarily
operating and before the machine could
be stopped his left hand was cut off up
to the wrist. He was brought to this
city and his wound dressed by Drs Far
rell and Christensen. Monk is II poor
man, his farm being small and his
family large, and the loss of his left
hand will prove a great hardship 70
him. Two Rivers Chronicle.
Mrs. Annie Wrieth of Two Rivers is
plaintiff in an action for divorce from
her husband W. !. Wrieth, alleging
desertion as the cause Wreth was
formerly cashier of the bank of Two
Rivers. He absconded about two years
ago and nothing has been heard of him
since.
Taking in total of 1928 at the
Turner Art exhibit, which was at the
North Side High school for three days,
the north side schools will thus be able
to spend Sll5 for pictures, the expenses
not being over $40. The school board,
it is expected, Will pay for the frames
for the pictures so that all the receipts
of the exhibit can be used to purchase
the pictures, which range in price from
"a to $l2 according to size. 1t is be.
lieved that from II to 20 pictures of all
sizes can be secured, which will be hung
in the Luling and Park schools. The
receipts were from tickets of admission
and proceeds of the refresbment room"
Mr.. Wenzel Kovarik of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
The Brotherhood of ST Paul Of the
Methodist church has arranged for an.
other of their famous suppers, to be held
in the Mendlik q Mulholland building
on Wednesday night, February 9th.
Two years ago these same men held
such supper, and those who partook
Of that one will no doubt welcome this
opportunity TO eat luscious viands G.
w. Giifey will preside over the cooking
department, and this guarantees tooth
some dishes. All parts Of the work will
be done by men, making the affair
unique and unusual 50 persons will be
accommodated at one sitting The y
NJ. &. A. orchestra will play during
the supper The hours will be from to