The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12

Editor f. w. Mackey OF the Herald
is taking a vacation, and he and his
wife left Saturday for Monroe, Wis,
Mr. Mackey's old home.
Miss Anna M. Moldenhsuer Of Liber-
ty returDed home Saturday after q
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Glasby at Milwaukee.
]. A. Johnson who conducts shoe
store on Eighth street, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Holy
Family hospital last week.
Mr.. c. J. Wuellner, teacher Of district
No g., Two Rivers, who ranks ~ one OF
the best teachers Of the county, was
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Rural School Inspector w. f. Larson
arrived home Saturday from Madison,
accompanied by his wife and child, who
had been visiting with relatives in South
Dakota.
Oscar johnson and family who had
been visiting ut the home Of DR.. Jacobs
have returned to their home at Hanley
Falls, MINI. DR.. Jacobs accompanied
them on q vacation trip.
Mr.. John Oshea Of Chicago WAS in
the city Saturday and made the PILOT
Office a call. He was on his way home
from Liberty. where he had been visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Nellie Grove.
The new buildings being erected on
the State Fair grounds at Milwaukee
are being rapidly pushed toward com
pletion, and will all be ready for use at
the opening OF the Fair, September 18th
You cannot alter the figures Of your
stores growth and prosperity that relate
to the past. But you can make those
of the future read az you like, if you
know how to advertise and are una.
fraid.
VIM. Schuette was stricken with apo.
plexy 1T his home on South l4th street
Saturday evening. His condition IL
critical He Ia " years Of age and has
been resident Of the city about AZ
years.
Mrs. John Boiler Of Bisbee, Arizona,
is visiting at the home OF her brother,
Mr. w. f. Larson. She arrived here
Saturday from Sawyer, Wis, where she
had been visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ole Larson,
The famous Navassar Band Of forty
ladies' has been engaged for the full
week at the Wisconsin State Fair. This
is one of the most popular musical or
CARNATIONS In the country. In add
| ton to this several Of the best bands in
| the State will be in attendance daily.
Mr.. Theo Miller Of Amigo was in the
city Tuesday and made the PILOT Office
9 call MIR. Miller removed from Cate
to Amigo last spring and Is we'll pleased
with his new abode. He returned home
Wednesday evening after visiting friendt
in Cato.
Mr.. G. j. Moldenhauer, formerly 9
teacher Of the county, arrived here Sat
urday from Valparaiso, Ind, where ht
completed the course In oratory and clio
cuton at the university there. He will
spend vacation at the old home in Liber
ty and will return to the University in
the fall to take up the law course.
Pea lice have committed such ravsget
in the vicinity Of Sheboygan that the
crop has been greatly damaged and sew
eral acres tributary to the Wisconsin
Pea Gamers company have been entire
ly abandoned because of the depreds
tions Of the lice, which have completely
ruined the crop 80 that it IL not worth
harvesting. The Sheboygan canning
factory will close down Wednesday
having completed its seasons run. The
officials are reticent about giving ont
exact figures but II 10 understood the
output Of canned peas Is much reduced.
--Manitowoc Herald.
Prof. F. s. Hyer, formerly principal
Of the local training school, who has
been institute conductor of the Stevens
Point Normal school since he left here
has been appointed head Of the practice
department. Of said school. In comment
ing on MIR. Hyers promotion the Stew
ems Poin. Gazette says; The friends and
acquaintance OF Prof. Frank s. Hyer
institute conductor in the local Normal
will be greatly interested in knowing
that while he still retains the position OF
institute conductor, his regular work il
the school is shifted to that Of supervis
or OF the practice department which po-
sition he will assume ut the opening
He succeeds Miss Josephine Fitzgerald
| Ii IL not necessary to enumerste Mr.
Hyer's qualifications for this work, n
he Ia known and recognized throughou,
Wisconsin NJ one OF Its most up-to date
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