The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14

| graded scnOOls, IL Wishing 8Inueu scuoois
in this county this week, accompanied
by Supt. C. w. Meisnest.
Mr.. P. j. Bonde of Union Grove
Newton, was in the city Saturday and
made the PILOT Office call
1t began showing Monday night and
kept on until Tuesday noon. About two
inches of snow fell, and it was degrees
below freezing Tuesday morning.
The attendance at the K. of G. social
Tuesday night was not very large owing
to the upfavorable weather. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all who attend
ed.
Mrs. Ernst Wettenkamp of Bisbee,
Arizona, who spent the summer here,
left for Milwaukee Sunday where she
will visit for week before returning to
Arizona.
Mr. Michael Hoffman Of Mishicot a
continuous subscriber of the PILOT for
over 30 years, made US a call on Sat
urday.
Ask for an Abstract of Title to day if
you want to be safe that you own your
land. Furnished by Manitowoc Co. Abb
stract Co., A. E. SCHULTZ, Mgr. opp
Court House. Ii
Mr. w. E. Larson who was here to at
tend the M. G. T. A. meeting Friday
left in the evening for Ladysmith where
he attended school board convention
on Saturday.
Mr.. JOS Zahorik, town clerk of Frank
lin, was in the city Friday and made the
PILOT office a call.
Miss Margaret Aitken of Edinburgh,
Scotland, who had been the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Fraser, left for Detroit on Sat
urday where she will visit for short
time before returning to Scotland.
Mr.. ID. j. Fitzgerald, superintendent
OF the canning company at De Pere,
was in the city Saturday and called at the
PILOT office. He paid for the PILOT four
years in advance. He's gentleman to
the core.
Judge Emil Baensch is on the program
for an address at the celebration of 'Old
Milwaukee" Oct. 2l-23, under the aus
pieces of the German Press Club of that
city. Gov. Davidson and Mayor Rose
will also deliver addresses.
Henry Mulholland would make good
farmer. He has raised over 10 bushels
of potatoes on half lot. He brought
in a sample to the PILOT office Wednes-
day and the potato measured 5 inches
in lenghth and 10 inches in circumfer-
ence. We thought he'd donate the
potato to Us, but he didn't
Frank Seibel, who has been superin-
tendent of the Eggers Veneer Seating
Company's plant at Two Rivers for sew
eral years, has severed his connection
with the institution. He has offers
from several large veneer plants but has
not yet decided what he will do. He is
q brother of VIM. E. Seibel of this city
The pier and warehouse at Two Creeks
were sold last week to JOS Taft of Chi
cago Mr. Taft represents large pro-
duce company and the shipments from
that place by water will be controlled
by them. Mr.. August Lehrman has
been engaged as buyer and will repre-
sent the company at Two Creeks Large
shipments of hay and grain will be made
from that place in the near future The
pier was owned the past few years by
Jos. Scheuer the Two Creeks merchant
Two Rivers Chronicle.
Mr.. George Hrdina of Manitowoc
Rapids called at the PILOT office on
Saturday.
The Manitowoc Co. Horticultural So
ciety will hold meeting AZ the court.
house, Friday Oct 90 The meeting
will open at 1870 A. NJ. The program
is rs follows:
What apples Of Manitowoc County
are valuable for commercial orchards d?
| f. A. HUEBNER.
How to handle apples for our local
market
AUGUST SCHUETTE.
Preparing of spray and the spraying
of apple trees.
f. CRANEFIELD.
| The comparative price of Manitowoc
county and Michigan fruits.
THOMAS TORRISON.
Mr.. G. j. Moldenhauer, principal of
the Branch graded school, was caller
at the PILOT Office Saturday.
With red and green fire illuminate n,
with the building beautifully decorated,
and with gifts of roses and carnations
for every person who visited the store,
the new Seibel Clothing company store
in the Wood block. corner Of Eighth and
Franklin streets, was formally thrown
open to the public on Saturday. The
new store is splendid one and is we'll
stocked with goods. During the after.