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

dreth company of which he has been the
head since the death of Albert Landreth
who founded the Wisconsin pea packing
industry Dr. Frazier has been eminent
ly successful in the conduct of the big
industry.
Geo. Ley has returned after two
months spent in the Ontonagon valley
region. While there he worked upon
the finishing and decorating of Julius
Linstedt- house. He is enthusiastic
over that section and plans to return
next summer.
The local council of the United Com.
mercial Travellers banqueted at George
Bros. after their election of officers last
week. The affair was carried off with
the quiet dignity and decorous gravity
BETTING an annual reunion of sales.
men. Yes, it was mot.
Following Milwaukee's lead the local
health board will inaugerate campaign
for enforcement of the "anti-spit" ordi
nance. If you must use the weed that
way just cast around for safe deposi
tary for the Juice or it will be you into
Sheriff Willinger's custody.
The Co. H. Annual Sylvester ball at
the Turner hall last Thursday was the
large and enjoyable fnnctionit uniform
" has been. Special attention was Civ.
en- TO decorations this year, some pretty
effects resulting. Mosher's orchestra of
sixteen pieces furnished the music
A cold wave swept down upon this
section Tuesday night. 1t was 30 de.
grees below zero Wednesday morning
and at noon it was 12 below. This
Thursday morning it was Is degrees
below. As one of the results Of the cold
weather all trains were from one to two
hours late Wednesday.
f. A. Larsh of Oshkosh has been in
the city seeking encouragement in
plan to open Offices of a freight adjust
ment company here, the function of
which is to furnish a sort of co opera
tive traffic manager for local shippers
and reduce rates by appeals to the inter
state commerce commission.
Some persons whose identity is I'M.
known performed some wanton mis-
chief to windows in the rear of the
Brandt Co. printing plant and Plumb
! and Nelson's warehouse Sunday night.
SCATTERING windows and an apparant
attempt to wreck a large printing press
was the form of amusement the vandals
enjoyed
English SPAWN Linlment removes
Hard, Soft or CallOused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses; also Blood Spav-
ins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
STILES, Sprains, Swollen Threats, Coughs
etc. Save $50 by Use of one bottle. A
wonderful Blemish Cure. Sold nv F.
c. BUERSTATTE, Druggist. 81.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Martin Habelwits, South
18th street were at Green Bay Monday
to consult DR.. Minaban about chronic
trouble with which Mrs. Habelwits has
been suffering Mrs. Habelwitz was tn.
ken to the Holy Family hospital We'd
nesday, where she underwent an opera.
ton this forenoon. The operation was
performed by DR.. Minahan and WAS sue.
cessful.
The city poor committee has the Jim
Edwards problem on its hands again
Since the Holy Family sisters announced
their utter inability to get along with
him Mr.. Edwards has been boarding at
various places, the latest being j. j.
Dutfy's near the Goodrich dock. Mr.
Duffy thinks it is worth at least xI. 90
per week more than the 81 90 he now
receives from the city to keep it up.
"a - IilutSIScl lclb LOT NduResOa
this Saturday morning near which place
he has accepted position as teacher.
Mr.. Elmegreen has had many years ex-
perieuce in this profession and is among
the best instructors in the state.
Chiffon Times.
Mr.. Elmegreen WAS connected with
the PILOT for about three years and
left this city for Amherst, where he
taught school last year.
large gathering ushercd out 1908
aud welcomed in 1909 at Chrapakowski's
on the plank road, beginning the even.
ing with box sleigh ride and a
o'clock dinner, and filling in with music
and dancing. Among those present
were the Dumkes, Heyroths, Chloupeks,
Carnses, Prof. Keller and wife, Arthur
Wellmann of Chicago, Mrs and Miss
Henson of New London, Arthur Wyse.
man and Harry Kelley. To those need.
ing it there was conclusive proof of the
justice of the hosts reputation for hospi-
tai!ty and entertainment.