The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29

Mrs. Bertha Ramsay and daughters,
Mrs. Roland Watson and Miss Ethel
were guests of Mrs. Edward Plat at
Manitowoc Sunday. Appleton Cres-
cent.
Messrs Edward Rummele and Leroy
! Anderson and the Misses Gesine Baensch
and Airline Torrison took trip in an
auto to Elkhart Friday, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sloan of Milwaukee who
had been visiting relatives here, return
ed home Saturday. She was accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Della Schmidt
who will visit with her for week.
Do you know that the Wisconsin Bus
mess College has had more calls for
graduates than they are able to supply
This fact alone is sufficient evidence of
the quality of work they are doing.
At kretche's Ice Cream ParIOr-
Come and hear the great TORCHES.
IRA GRAND" reproduction of vio-
lin, flute, clarinet and piano Change
of program daily.
KRETCHE'S Ice CREAM PARLOR.
207-North Sth Street.
DR.. Patchen was Sheboygan visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. George Jones of Forest City,
Ark. gave birth to a daughter Sunday
at the Higgins home in this city. She
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Higgins and has been spending the sum-
mer here
j. A. Book, Chas. Schumacher and
Frank Rosenfelder returned Tuesday
evening from an outing on the Peshtigo
river. Chas. Schumacher was busy all
day Wednesday sailing down his share
of the fish. They made u great haul
but then, H. c. Berndt was with them,
and he can distinguish between an ang
Ter and fisherman.
Uniformity of Circuit court practice
and naturalization of aliens will be
subjects for discussion at the coming
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Circuit Court Clerks association at
Milwaukee August 10Th and 18th. Cir
cult Court Clerk A. j. Clark will attend
the meeting. l.. A. Kaspa assistant U.
S. attorney from Chicago will be a
speaker on Naturalization Laws"
Jos. IahoIik, town clerk of Franklin,
was in the city Monday and made the
PILOT Office a call. Mr. Zahorik has
been town clerk for % consecutive
years. There will be big celebration
in honor of his twenty five years ser.
vice, at his place on Monday. Aug 2.
The kelinersville orchestra will furnish
music. Refreshments will be served
and there will be dancing in the after
noon aud evening. 1t is safe bet that
Joe will celebrate right.
Four employees of the Manitowoc
postoffice are included in an order of
the postofiice department at Washing.
ton for REIMBURSEMENT of salaries, and
are granted an increase for the year
under the new law which establishes a
sliding scale schedule for employees of
the postal department, based upon length
of service. Three carriers and one
clerk of the local Office secure increases
this year. They are, Clerk George
Sanderson, advanced from $500 to 5000
per annum
Carriers-FIed Rockhoff, Richard
Rudolph, Elton c. Gibson, increase from
$1,000 to $l100 per annum.
The agreement committee of the
Clerks Union beg to report to the pur.
chasing public that they have secured
the signatures of the following mer.
chants:
Robert Ct. dip Mlada q Click
Scholten Bros. Henry Esch
Henry Tendick A. H. Pohl
Henry Spoentgen o. Torrison Co.
julius Sohrweide f. A. Under
Schuette Bros CO. Chas. Salak Co.
johnson Shoe Co.
The agreement as entered upon be-
tween the Merchants and Clerks is the
same as last year. Stores to be closed
ten months in the year at o'clock with