The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-03-18

1t is reported that the case against
Exsheriff Eggert and the Coop store
action tried at the recent term of the
supreme court.
Tuesday and Wednesday state con-
ventiop of the c. S. p S, Bohemian
fraternal insurance society, was held at
the Opera house. Delegates from thirty
five lodges were present
John Willsman who recently purchas-
ed the Washington House at Two Rivers
took possession Of the same on Tuesday.
Mr.. Tadych, the retiring proprietor,
owned the place for ten years,
Plans have been prepared by architect
Raeuber for the remodelng of the front
and interior of the Toledo House it be.
ing planned to make the place more
commodious and up-to date hotel.
A pair of twins arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs J A. Book Sunday
When the professor was asked the usual
question Monday he replied with al air
of justifiable superiority, both boys"
Mr.. j. d. Nate of Franklin was q
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
John Keith who has been visiting in
the city sav- that he has given up the
management of the Advance Fence Co.
of Egin, H., and may return to Mantle
woo to live. He intends to engage a
gain in Railroad construction contract
ing
Emil Schroeder was chosen to succeed
Chas Groffman as President of The
Turner Co. by the board of directors.
Other officers are, Secy. Arthur Reichert,
Treas. Herman Schmitz. Manager,
Albert Engels, Bar manager, Fred Vo.
gelsang.
A handicap pool tournament is in
progress at Tauberts. The feature of
the competition to this date has been
the ease and grace with which Arthur
Washer loses his games. A stranger
would think from watching that he is
playing give away
The highest bid received in the
Terens' bankruptcy matter was 80 800
made by Aug, Stueck of Appleton, for
merly of Mishicot, for assets which were
inventoried at $l1, 900 1t is believed
that the bid will be accepted.
Mr. Thomas Petcka of Cooperstown
was caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
There are enough troubles about buy
ing lands, without guessing at the title.
Don't guess. Demand an Abstract The
seller of land must furnish the Abstract
of Title Write or telephone anitowoc
County Abstract Co., A. E. Schulze,
Mgr, opposite Conrt House. 3s
Mr.. B. Burmeister, n native of this
county, now successful business man
of Onekama, Michigan, was in the city
Saturday visiting relatives and friends
and made the PILOT Office a call. Mr..
Burmeister has taken the PILOT con
tinuously since he left here in 1873.
Mr.. John Baumgart of Cooperstown
was q caller at the PILOT office Friday.
Atty. Emil Baenscb represented Mani
towoc before the legislative Taxation
Committee last week in the movement to
enact law providing that some rart of
the taxes paid by railroads upon terminal
properties, such as elevators should be
returned to the communities where the
properties are located.
Mr.. James |. Toner, formerly pub
Usher of the Kaukauna Sun, but now
resident of kingsyille, Tex arrived here
Saturday for few days visit with rel
atves and friends He left for home
Tuesday accompanied by his sister in
law, Mrs. Annie Savage, who have gone
for visit at Kingsville
Adolph Whitman, n Manitowoc boy
and graduate of the Wisconsin Business
College, will sail rs rs member of the
crew of the IT, S. revenue cutter Tusca-
rora, having enlisted at Milwaukee.
Whitman for two year. has been employ
ed by the Mitchell Motor Car Co. at Ra.
cine. He will hold position IA ship
writer on the Tuscarora and will rank
as petty officer. He is a son Of Walter