The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-13

Mr.. q. V. Nash Of Nettleton Arkansas
was visiting relatives here and at Two
| Rivers last week.
Mrs. John Plnmb spent Sur day at
Oshkn visiting Mrs. Ralph Plumb
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Wa IL m. cry w. dorsday aud made
I = PILOT fife call
The steamer American is unloading
cargo of hard coal at the Reiss Coal Co.'S
lower dock these days.
Mrs P. j. Kelley returned from Mil.
waukee Monday after spending week
visiting her daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Connell returned
| Frid Y from visit with relatives at
Fond du Lac aud Beloit.
Atty L. j. Nash and VIM. Rahr, Jr.,
were at Milwaukee Friday on business
before the federal court.
Y"u will save money by buying Rings,
Carpets, Linoleum, and Mating, of w.
l. VOLTA, Reedsville, Wis.
Miss Alice Brady. asslstant principal
of The Reedsville school, was visiting re.
latives in the city Saturday.
Henry Lang ard lie son Kenueth left
Friday for Arkansas CITY where they
| will make their future home
Mr. Arthur and Miss Emma Haber-
mann have returned to Milwaukee after
a visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Henry Meyer from Wittenberg
arrived here Friday for visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Diedrich.
City Clerk Weilep of Two Rivers has
resigned his private business requiring
all his time. Jos. Klein has been ap.
pointed in his place.
The Chicago Union Giants nosed out
a victory in the baseball game with the
local team on the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon by score Of too
MIR. B. S. Cornell who removed to
Oklahoma few years ago has disposed
| of his property there and has taken up
temporary residence in this city
Secretary Nespor of the Y. N. C. A.
has named Robert Schmidt as captain
of the Hikers' Club, who will have
charge of the clubs trips for the sum.
mer.
Or. j. E. Meany, P. A. Miller aud E.
l.. Kelley of Manitowoc are delegates TO
the Knights of Columbus convention.
The latter is distrsct deputy Appleton
Post.
DR.. Meany, E. L. Kelley and p A.
Miller are attending the state convention
of the knights of Columbus at Appleton
this week as delegates from the local
council
Miss Lillian Heinrichs of this city and
Mr.. Alvin LIE Mere of Two Rivers were
married in that city Tuesday by Justice
Schroeder The couple will reside at
Two Rivers.
Mr.. Joseph Brady of Silver Lake was
In the city Wednesday and made the
PILOT office call. 1t wasn't to pay his
subscription as he has that paid in adj
vance for about twenty years.
Mr.. Gust Kiesow, who has been book
keeper and solicitor for the Daily News
the past year, has resigned and will
spend the summer on his fathers farm
in the northern part of the state.
Six players on the Menasha team of
the Lake Shore league turned in their
uniforms after Sundays game at She
boygan and left Menasha to 60 to the
Copper country to play with the Copper
country league.
Up to April 30, 1909, there were re.
ceived by the postoffice department
so, 522 petitions Cor rural service, upon
10, 755 Of which adverse reports were
made. On May }, 1909, there were in
operation 4O,525 routes served by 40, 392
carriers. OF the 1890 petitions pending,
10 have been assigned for establishment
June 1, one for June 1G, aud 11G for July
l, 1909, leaving 1854 Enacted upon.