The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-02

Mr.. Ed Fitzpatrick of Quarry WAS a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Miss Olive Albers of Sheboygan, for
merly teacher of stenography in the
Business College here, returned home
Tuesday after few days visit with
friends in the city.
Miss Elena Bergeron, teacher of
shorthand in the business college, ar
rived here Saturday from Sagolia, Mich.
to be on hand for the opening of the
school last Monday
The South Side School opened Monday
and the North Side School opened Wed
nesday. The West Side School will
open Sept. 7. The opening of this
school was postponed on account of the
principal having undergone an opera
ton recently.
H. c. Berndt and Sig. Sanderson hiked
out to Gess' lake in Newton at an early
hour Sunday morning to 90 fishing
They spent over six hours on the lake
and Mr.. Berndt caught one "dinky'
black bass and Mr. Sanderson caught
none. This report is official
Mr.. Thomas O'Hearn of Franklin was
a caller ut the PILOT office Saturday.
The Wisconsin Business College open
ed Monday with quite a large atten-
dance. c. n. Wilson succeeds Mr.
Book as principal and Miss Elena Der
gerou has charge of the short hand de-
partment The school will occupy the
third floor of the new Wood block in
October.
District Attorney John Healy left
Tuesday for Milwaukee to attend the
state meeting of district attorneys,
which was held Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The annual meeting of the state
bar association was held at the same
time in Milwaukee. l.. j. Nash attended
the meeting
Mr.. Chas. Schumacher left Wednesday,
morning for Tacoma, Wash, as a state
delegate to the national convention of
the United Spanish War Veterans,
which will be held next week After
the convention he will visit the Seattle
exposition and on his way home he will
visit Butte, Salt Lake City and Denver
Mr. Thos. Taugher of Newton was a
caller at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Work on the M. II. Dempsey block
which has been held up for month be,
cause of shipment of brick for the
front of the building, has been resumed,
some Of the material having arrived
Tuesday Work will be rushed rs rap.
idly as possible a. the contract has al.
ready been delayed so as to prevent its
completion in the time set.
NOTICE: An mp to date storeroom al
joining the bank building in st. Nazian2,
Wis, for rent. A splendid opportunity
for hardware or furniture store, also a
room for a harness shop. II You mean
pear only one time For further partic.
uars inquire of Peter Weber, Grover
Colorado.
40 a III 10 nm
ploped at the ship yards of the Dry Docl
Co., was taken to Milwaukee Monday
to be placed under the care of a special
ist. Schwarz was injuredlwhile at wol !
at the yards Sunday sustaining seriou'
injury to one of his eyes when he was
struck in it by II piece of steel. 1t i,
feared that the eye was permanently in
jured and to afford SchwarZ every
chance for medical aid, he was sent Il
Milwaukee. Later-From Milwaukee
he was taken to Chicago, where it was
found necessary to remove the eye
Uncle Sam il now said to be on the
trail of Albert Hacker, Cato man who
recently paid a fine of 800 and costsin a
case in which he WAS prosecuted on a
charge of selling liquor without license,
and color is given the report by the
presence of O. w. Trester, internal rev.
enue collector for this district, at Cato
last Friday. Mr. Trester whose head.
quarters are at Sheboygan is said to
have been at Cato looking up evidence
and witnesses against Hacker 1t is
rumored that he secured the names of
several persons who will be summoned
as witnesses.
A summer clearance sale at Quarry
Wis, will commence Monday, Sept &,
90 and continue for two weeks. In or.
der to make room for our winter stocks,
we offer attractive bargains in our diff
erent departments. 1t will pay you
well to attend this sale because among
the many articles marked down you are
pretty sure to find something You car
use to good advantage. We carry full
line Of American Standard Jewelry
which will be sold during this sale al
33t per cent discount. $50 framed OF
painted picture will be given free will
every $40 cash purchase.
8 EDWIN FITZPATRICK,
QUARRY, WIS.