The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-07

street, returned Monday from visit
with relatives at Clintonville.
The dry dock company launched a
large lighter scow Saturday, intended
for river transportation at Chicago.
Grover Meyer ia taking a course in
dermatology at Chicago. He intends
to open beauty parlors" here later.
Mr.. Michael Nispjonie of Branch was
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Isaac Cratic and Clyde Sedgwick are
cruising" for land speculation pur-
poses, for few days up near the state
line.
John Hogansen, working on the roof
OF the Boiler works fell off onto lower
roof Monday breaking an arm in the
fall.
John Schuette does not agree with the
Hunting and Fishing Club as to the
desirsbility of exterminating the English
sparrow.
The Y. Nj. &. A. directors have tenta-
tive plans for the formation of bust
ness and professional mems Elk o'clock
dinner club.
The January term Of circuit court will
open January IL. The calendar is being
printed and will be in the hands Of the
clerk Friday.
Mrs. Johanna Kettenhoffen has e le
to Oklahoma to visit a brother, John
Engeldniger, whom she has not seen for
twenty years.
Nine lawyers made appearances IN a
Green Bay condemnation case argued
here at u special term of circuit court
last Monday.
Emil Zarnot of Rockland paid fine
and costs, totaling $l4 50, Tuesday in
Municipal court rs the aftermath of a
domestic spat.
Those who journeyed out TO Cato to
attend the dancing party last week re-
ported the good time for which the
place is justly famous.
The city schools which had been en-
joying a vacation on account of the
Christmas holidays, resumed their SEES
sions Monday morning.
The Williams House had "open house"
New Years day. Each caller received
a glad hand and more substantial en-
tertainment if he wanted it,
Frank Erdman, a new conner to the
city, employed at the Boiler Works. was
struck by large crane and badly hurt
He is at the Holy Family hospital
Claude Dunlap, for some years associ,
ated with S. 7. Pratt in the M. & M.
printing works, has left the city to take
up his residence at Huntington, Va.
The Daily News Tuesday had the fer
~ No. II ashore in six feet of water
seven miles off the beach at Ludington.
Macs marine editor must be on a vaca-
ton.
Isaac Cratic, whom rumors had in the
field IL a candidate for county Judge,
says that he is too young to even con-
slider bnrying himself in a judicial posi-.
tion.
May Jaegerman, n south side girl is
suffering from Il broken arm for the sec
ond time in few months. Cause-No
ashes or sand hut slippery surface of
ice, on the walk.
The Daily News reproaches the girls
for permitting leap year to get by with
less licenses than in 1907 The city edi.
tor, wise owl deferred this comment IN.
til it was too late for any of the fair ones
to call his bluff.
Supt. W. E. Larson left Wednesday
evening for Milwaukee, where he will
spend few days visiting the Normal
School in the capacity of member of the
board of visitors.
At special term of circuit court held
last week final arguments were made in
the litigation over the mortgage and in.
sursnce tangle caused by the burning of
the Veneer factory.
To succeed Berlin Hall and Herman
Schuette, both of whom recently resign
ed from the city fire and police commits.
sion, the mayor has made two good ap.
pointments in DR.. c. J. Reinfried and
Charles l.. Kunz
Five local cases are on the state su-
prelne court calendar, two of them being
appeals of different rulings in the Boyn
ton case. The others are Richards vs.
The Street car Co., Kunz and Bleser vs.
PITT and Lucknow vs Boettger.
Don't buy property without certified |
Abstract of Title. We make the only
Abstracts of Mauitowoc
County real estate Manitowoc County
Abstract Co., A. F. Schulze Manager,
opposite Court House. 2S