The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-18

Mrs. Paul Keller and her mother Mrs.
Hanson, and Miss Addie Prohaska left
last Friday for Pottsdam, n. Y. to at
tend the graduating exercises of the
Normal School of Music there, Miss
Alice Hanson being one of the gradu-
ates.
Atty. Lawrence Ledvina of Two Riv
ers was appointed as an assistant ser
geant at arms at the Republican Nation.
al convention which opened at Chicago
Tuesday. Mr.. Ledvins left Monday for
Chicago
Sheboygan won from Manitowoc at
the ball game last Sunday by score of
5 to 0. The game was played at Sheboy
gan. delegation Of abont $50 went
down from this city and came back in a
sort Of daze.
Miss Alice Finch of Liberty, principal
of the gaded school at Two Creeks com.
She has been re.engaged as principal
for next year and Miss Olga Wigen. al.
so of Liberty, has been engaged as her
assistant.
Edward lander of this city, president
of the Wisconsin State Association of
Postoffice Clerks, was at Milwaukee Sun.
day to attend meeting of the executive
committee to make arrangements for
the annual state convention to be held
at Oshkosh July A.
Edgar Jonas of Mishicot, Il student of
the Chicago Law School won ont in an
oratorcal contest at the commencement
exercises last week and was awarded
gold medal Mr.. Jonas was formerly a
teacher in this county and entered the
law school last year.
Julius Lindstedt, president of the
Ontonagon Valley Land Co. has arrang
ed to clear 100 acres III the valley which
is located in Northern Michigan He is
having house, large barn and other
farm buildings erected. DR.. A. b. Fra
ser is also having tract of land in the
valley cleared off.
"Dr. S. r. Mitchell, of this city, am
pntated the fifth leg of the five legged
colt owned by Joseph Lee of Lark, Brown
county, Thursday and has preserved
the limb which is perfectly formed and
WAS attached to the inside of the right
front leg of the animal. The operation
was successful and the colt will live
The leg is on exhibition at the Schmidt
Bros drug store"
Extensive Improvements have been
made at the Silver Lake hotel since JOS
Brady assumed management last fall
Carpenters, painters and decorators
have been ut work for some weeks and
the rooms of the hotel and the hall have
now an artistic appearance. A gas
plant is being installed this week of suf.
ticient capacity to brilliantly light all
date hotel in every way and is largely
patronized by the people of this city.
Fourth appeal for aid of the probate
court here to gain his freedom from the
Northern hospital for insane at Oshkosh
is made by James l.. Hampton, of this
city, in registered letter which he for
wardet to Judge Chloupek Thursday of
last week. Hampton employees the reg.
istry mail because, he says three pre-
vious letters have been unanswered and
he wants to be sure that this reached
its destination. Hampton says that be
at the asylum for five ysars and com.
plains of the treatment he receives. He
wants to Ne free in order that he can
earn money to go 20 California this fall
and promises Judge Chloupek that if he
will aid him, he will never regret it,
Hampton was committed to the asylum
jury held him insane when he killed
his wife. 1t is not probable that his
appeal will be needed
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pleased to learn that there is at least
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\ Address. f. J. CHENEY q co