The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17

"A ldTSe CEOWu was pItecub at VIC eli
tertainment given by the pupils of the
Sacred Heart school last Thursday even
ing. The affair was success in every
way.
Mrs. John Hewitt Of Cooperstown,
mother of the lamented P. II. Hewitt
who was one of the ablest teachers of
his day, was visitor in this city Wed.
nesday.
Messrs Simon Eigenberger and Fred
Krshn, two wide. awake and prosperous
farmers of the town of Cato, were i'll
the city Tuesday on a pleasure trip and
made the PILOT Office call.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klann of Rock
land celebrated their silver wedding
last Sunday. A large number of invited
relatives and friends were present and
the affair was most enjoyable one.
Fred Bubolz of Reedsville, brother of
County Treasurer Robert Bubolz, who
recently underwent an operation at
Appleton for appendicitis, returned
home Saturday. He is getting along
nicely.
Some store will grow this month more
than in any previous month of its exis-
tence. How much will depend on the
advertising and few other essentials
of store growth; but chiefly upon the
advertising.
A trust deed for $50, 900 has been
recorded by the Waldos on the new
block on South Eigth street. The deed
is to Frank Hoffman and E. q. Nash.
Mrs. Ross one of the heirs transfers her
interest and the property is now owned
by George, Mark and Flora Waldo.
Mr.. Alfred Pitts and Miss Leona
Ladwig returned last week from ten
days visit at Milwaukee. While in the
Cream City they were the guests of
Miss Ladwig's sister, Mrs. Casper Legler.
Mr.. Pitts is one of the PILOT force and
was off on vacation.
DR.. Goddard the Milwaukee Special
ist will be at the Williams Hotel Mani
towoc, on Saturday, June Goth and every
four weeks thereafter. The doctor
comes to us highly recommended, and
this is an excellent opportunity to con
suit reliable specialist without going
to the trouble or expense of trip to
some large city. Consultation is free.
See his ad elsewhere in this paper q
Petitions for the paving of five streets
in the city are being circulated and
when the required number of signatures
have been secured they will be submit
ted to the council. The streets for
which petitions are out are Washington
from Eighth to Thirteenth, Jay between
Sth and 9th Ninth between Jay and
Washington Quay from 9th to 10th and
Commercial from Sth to 10th. In his
inaugural address Mayor Groffman re-
commended the paving of these streets.
A Madison report says Assemblyman
Wehrwein of this county may be APP
pointed a member of one of the special
committee from the assembly to consider
educational matters for the special SEES
sion. Assemblymau Ledvina is said to be
slated for appointment on the committee
on bank insurance or income tax.
Later-Mr. Wehrwein has been named
as A member of the committee on Educa.
ton and Mr. Ledvina has been named
rs chairman of the committee on invest.
igation.
Manitowoc and Two Rivers contribu-
ted only 50 to the excursion to Fond
du Lac Sunday, run by the German
Kruger Nerein for the state convention
held in that city, but with additions
to the crowd from Sheboygan and
Plymouth the society was able TO
make up the $500 guarantee which was
given the G. & N. w. to secure the
train. The excursion started from Two
Rivers with eight coaches but only %
boarded the train there and Manitowocs
delegation was 33. The C. q N. w. re-
fuses to run Sunday excursions now
except on guarantees.
Edgar A. Jonas, Manitowoc county
boy who is a student at the Chicago
Law School, is making record in his
work, having achieved the distinction
of having the highest general average
in scholarship of any student in the
college and in recognition of this record
he has been awarded the Flood" prize
which is annually bestowed upon the
student attaining the highest average.
Mr.. Jonas has completed his junior year
at the college and enters upon his senior
year with promises of graduation with
high honors Mr.. Jonas has taken a
prominent place in the College, having
won the gold medal in the oratorical
contest of the school last year, being
honored by the freshman class in 1907
by election rs its president, and to mem
bership in the Phi Alpa Delta fraternity.
Mr.. Jonas is graduate of the Mantle.
woo Training School for Teachers, class
Of 1903, and for four years was a sue
cessful teacher in the county Mantle.
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