The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-05

Mrs Henry Mulholland. Misses Nellie
and Isabel OConnor entertained about
25 ladies at one o'clock luncheon Mon.
day.
The only certified Abstract of Title is
made by the Manitowoc County Alb.
stract Co.. A. E. Schulze. Mgr, opposite
Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin Hall entertained
friends from Manitowoc while at Camp
Welcome" at English Lake. All report
having had fine time.
Mrs. Thomas Torrison, Mrs Geo.
Bass, and Mesdames Hamilton Of Two
Rivers left Monday for Stoughton,
where they will visit for week.
Mrs. B. Morris aud her daughters
Miss Irene Morris and Mrs E. s. Grove
| left Tuesday morning on the Goodrich
boat Carolina for trip to Escansba.
Miss Bertha Sachse of Centerville who
has been sojourning at Chiffon for some
time, is now calling on Manitowoc
friends, before her departure for home
Prin. T. w. Davies of the West Side
High School will undergo an operation
for appendicitis at the Holy Family
hospital to-day. DR.. Sfton of Milwau-
kee will preform the operation.
Sergeant Anton Trochell of the police
force is enjoying his vacation this week
and he, with his family, was at Taus
Monday to attend the celebration in
honor of Jos. Zahorik's 25th year as
town clerk.
| AL. Gardner removed with his family
Tuesday to Fond du Lac, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. Gar.
dener is fireman on the 500 and the
change in the time card necessitates
his change of residence.
The Hilbert Favorite is new weekly
paper at Hilbert The initial number
was issued on Thursday, July 80, and
consists of pages. The Editor is F. q.
Shirley. We wish the Favorite two
thousand paying subscribers.
Misses Julia Kelley and Ella Pank
ratz of this city, Mrs Frank G. Smith,
Miss Pearl Hyland of Milwaukee will
leave Sheboygan Saturday on one of the
Reiss Coal Co.'S big freight boats for a
trip to Buffalo and some Ohio port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Staudinger of Cato
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Throndson of
Los Angeles, Cal, left on Friday last
for Sturgeon Bay, where they intend to
stay a few weeks. They will visit with
friends at De Pere and other places on
the way.
The Manitowoc Citizens Association
recently offered a prize of 81 so for the
best motto for use on its stationery.
The prize was won by Geo. McFarlane
city editor of the Daily News. Hif
motto was "Manitowoc, First Last
Always" which was selected from q
batch of fifty or more.
Messrs August Splitter, and William
Miesler of Gutenberg, Ed. Bohman OF
Casco, and stock Inspector Murphy Of
Chicago, passed throuuh this city Sat
utday enroute from Luxembourg to
Alaska Lakes where they put in the
day, fishing The trip was made in Mr.
Mieslers automobile. -Kewaunee En-
terprise.
II. c. Berndt, the PILOT foreman, re.
turned Tuesday from vacation trip uI
north. Among other places he visited
his old home in Door county, visited his
relatives at Marinette, and spent some
time fishing on the Peshtigo river. II
would do your heart good to see the
sack of fish he brought home to the Pill
OF force.
On Tuesday the first wireless messages
| TtCclNcu az tuio City' WOic ocuc AAohl Iae
Goodrich steamer Sheboygan enroute to
Sturgeon Bay. The Georgia was in this
port at the time and to her the messages
were directed. Four messages were
received, the first for Agent Mic Kuffan
the second for Mayor Bruemmer, the
third for Miss Julia Mansau, and the
fourth for Mr.. Joe. Ray. -Kewaunee
Enterprise.
Manitowoc is having an epidemic OF
disappearances, the disappearors being
mostly of the noble tribe of the "lordt
of creation" who leave their wives and
little children at home to get along al
best they can while they go out into
the wide world, like the men Of old
hunting and fishing for an easy snap
Great men! Brave mem Other cities
have fine samples Of the same sort Of
men. -Brillion News.
S. w. Randolph, Robert Bubolz, E
s. Schmitz and A. J. Clark we're at Taut
Monday to attend Jos. Zahoriks cele
bration of his twenty five years service
as town clerk. The affair was largely
attended and every one had a pleasan,
time. Mr.. Zahorik ia an intelligent
prominent and influential citizen Of
| Franklin and hia holding tho offipa N,