The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-17

John 2. Watt OF Maple Grove was In
tho city Tuesday attending the meeting
OF the committee on improvements.
Kenneth Burke, son Of Atty. R. W..
Burke, left Monday for Waukesha to
resume his studies at Carroll College.
Deputy state fire marshal @. n. XII
land spent Sunday in the city. He left
for tie northern part of the state Mon
day.
The Misses Olga and Florence Schuet-
to left for Milwaukee Wednesday where
they will attend Milwaukee Downer
college.
Miss Adah johnson, daughter Of Rev.
o. Z. johnson, departed Monday for
Waukesha where she will attend Carroll
College.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stephan were
state fair visitors last week. Before re-
turning they visited with relatives at
Wsukesha.
The town board of Liberty has ap-
pointed James Barnes town clerk to fill
the vacancy created by the death Of
VIM. Grove.
Mrs. L. J. Anderson and daughter
Laura left Monday for Milwaukee. Miss
Anderson will attend school there the
coming year.
Richard Koebke, former resident Of
this city. has been elected chairman of
the Republican county committee of
Langdale county.
What you may have been calling the
good fortune in business affairs" OF
someone You know may be simply the
courage to advertise.
George McFarlane, city editor of the
Daily News was among those who made
the trip with the Marquette Club which
visited the city last week
Mr.. Geo. Gilbertson of Liberty opened
school in Dist. No. /, Town of Center
vile last Monday. and Mr.. Jos. Voboril
In Dist. No. s. of the same town.
Messrs. VIM. Reddiu of Eaton and
his brother John Reddin of Erin, st.
Croix county, we're in the city Tuesday
and made the PILOT Office call
Richard Roemer, assistant engineer
on the Christopher Columbus has been
visiting at his home here since the
Columbus laid up for the season.
Miss Lillian Kempf of Milwaukee,, a
daughter of Ex-State Treasurer John
]. Kempf visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Herman during the past week
DR.. Gottfriedson who has been en-
gagged in the practice of medicine here
for the past two years has removed to
Manistee, Mich. to engage in the prac
tice there.
George McFarlane who had been
making the lake trip with the Marquette
club on the steamer Roosevelt left the
boat at Muskegon and arrived here Mon
day night.
Mrs. John Boiler left for her home at
Bisbee, Arizona, Tuesday after months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Ole
Larson, at Sawyer and her brother, w.
E. Larson in this city.
Mrs. J. P. Briggs has returned to her
home at Wausau after visit with re.
latives here. She was accompanied by
Mrs Robert Markham who will visit at
Wausau for some weeks
Henry With, arrested on Labor day
for creating disturbance was given
four weeks in Jail with fine of five
dollars and costs by Judge Chloupek in
municipal court last Sunday.
District Atty E. L. Kelley returned
Tuesday from Green Bay where he sue
ceeded in having bill for the costs in a
case taken there from this county on Il
change Of venue reduced $40
A party consisting Of B. Laun, w.
j. Goetzloe, August Lindner, A. w.
Dassler and H. A. Kuenne, all of KEEL
came to Manitowoc on Friday to attend
the reception Of the Marquette club.
The Msnitowoc Seating company. the
former owners of the plant now being
operated by the American Seating COM
pany, has decided to file notice of dis
solution with the Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Michael Dunbar of Silver Lake re-
turned Friday from an extended visit
with bis sons Edward and George and
daughter Margaret at Beaver Creek,
MINI. and his son William in North
Dakota.
s. A. Cook of Neenah one of the de-
feated candidates on the republican
ticket in the recent senatorial contest
was in the city Friday, greeting friends
and participating in the Republican in
cident to the visit Of the Marquette
club.
Gustav Schneider of Meeme was a.
wsrded fifth premium on farm exhibits
at the state fair. Chas Roethel & Son.
also OF Meeme, took fourth premium on a