The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-02-06

Louis Weber, who conducts meat
market on North ninth street, was strick.
en- with paralysis last week He is re.
covering.
For Sale.-The Valders Lime and Stone
Co. has 5000 cedar posts for sale at &
cents piece. Inquire of B. Brennan,
Valders, Wis. 80
Miss Grace Goldie who was here to
attend the funeral Of her uncle, John
Stephenson, returned to Port Washing
ton Tuesday
John johnson and family returned
last Thursday evening from Colorado,
where they had been on a pleasure trip
for several weeks
Miss Mary Reindl entertained a num-
Der of her friends Sunday evening at her
home on South 10th street. The game
of cinch was played.
Miss Nina Merton has returned from
hlIW W again HSSuulC Ppoil'ou
rs trimmer in the millinery department
of O. Torrison Cos. store
Albert Guttman of the Manitowoc
Seed Co aud Chas. Kunz of the Mad
sou Seed Co. left Monday for Cincinnati
to attend convention of seed dealers.
A shoe sale is on at Karnofsky and
Rhodes The sale began Feb. 5 and
will continue until Feb 30 inclusive.
Shoes will be sold at a great reduction
in prices. 33
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman dip, Mrs. R.
G. Dip, Miss Elsie and Mr. and Mrs.
George dip attended the china wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton dip at Reeds
vile Monday night.
The engagement of Miss Catherine
Gagnon of Two Rivers and Rudolph
Stockinger is announced. Mr.. Stock
niger is base bali player and played
with the local team last season.
Hereafter beer cannot be sold at n
picnic in Wisconsin, except by taking
ont saloon license. If it keeps on the
only place that gentleman can get
drunk and start rough house will be
at home with his SnebOygar
Journal
Articles of Incorporation were filed at
Madison Friday for the S'hnorr Bros
Co. of this CITY, capital stock S25 600.
The incorporators are j hin, Aluis and
Edward Schnorr. The Schnorr brothers
are engaged IN the manufacture of boxes
and had been doing business under n
partnership.
The ladies' Of the Sacred Heart church
entertained last Thursdav evening at
the church hall The games ofSrhafSkonf,
500 and cinch were PLAYED, after which
luncheon was served. A large crowd
was present and the affair was n most
ENJOYABLE one The net receipts amount
ed to $50.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the st, Boni.
face church gave card party at the
school hall Thursday evening last The
game of cinch was PLAYED. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Staehle and the
second bv Geo. Decker After the game
luncheon was served All who attend
ed had a pleasant time.
Mr.. Werz-l Novv wife and family OF
Haugen, Wis, who had been visiting at
the home of Mr.. Novy's mother Ar Kell.
narsville the past two weeks returned
home Tuesday 1t WAS their first visit
here since they left eleven years ago
Mr. Noyy made the PILOT office call
when he was in the city Tuesday.
Sunday was candlemas day, and when
the wocdchnck came from his home in
the earth he found the day clear and
cold. He. of course. saw his shadow.
turned tail. and retired for six weeks
more of Information. II tradition is
true we are to have six weeks more of
cold weather The coal man may tell
you that this grounding tale is true
forecast of future weather conditions,
but the ice man knows better.