The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-10


was broken some months ago and which
has troubled him lately.
What would this city be like without
its stores? What would this newspaper
be like without its store ads? One
we'd be about as interesting as the
other
Fred Rahr, student at Lake Forest,
ILL.,, has been elected manager of the
basket ball team for the next season.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rahr
of this city.
Mr.. John Egan attended the U. G. T.
state convention at Madison last week.
The honor of being elected chairman
of the executive committee was confer
red upon him.
Justice of the Peace A. E. Schulze,
says that he will perform l marriages in
June and that he is able to perform all
Other marriages of June brides. SO,
June brides please take notice.
DR.. Jos. Jirikowie, veterinary surgeon,
who came here last week from Wash
ington, d. c., has opened an office at SlS
York street He is a product of Mantle
voc and is we'll and favorabIy known
here.
Don't buy real estate without an Alb.
stract you will then be sure your title
stract Ask Mantowoc Co. Abstract
Co., A. f. Schulze, Mgr, opp. Court
House. so
Rural School Inspector w. E. Larson
left Sunday for Viroqua to be present at
the county commencement exercises
which were held there on Monday. He
will inspect schools in the southern part
of the state for week or more.
Mr.. Chas Smazel, formerly resident
of this county but now a prosperous
farmer near Greenwood Wis, was here
last week visiting relatives in this city,
Newton and Kossuth. While in the
city Mr.. Smazel made the PILOT Office
call
Arthur F. Schultz a junior in the
mechanical engineering course at the
University of Wisconsin whose home is
in this city, has been chosen censor for
the University of Wisconsin Engineers
Club for the coming year ut the fifteenth
annual banquet. SO
Edward Koch of Manitowoc and
Mamie Gloeckner of this city were mar
ried at st. Lakes church Tuesday morn
ming. Both of the young people have
many friends in this city who wish
them much happiness in married life
They will make their home in this
city. Rivers Chronicle.
Fred Robinson was here from Platt-
vile over Sunday, coming to join his
wife who has been visiting in the city
for several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Robin.
Mr. Robinson will attend the convention
OF the national water works association
in session this week. r. w. Gray of
this city will also attend the meeting.
The pupils of st. Marys School, in
Clarks Mills, must have been diligent
workers during this term. for not less
than twenty five have received the Pal.
mex Method Button for progress in pen.
manship, and the Students Final Cert.
ficates in Palmex Method of Business
Writing were awarded to the following
pupils: Paulina Denk, Maggie Rapple
and Mary Lemberger. These three girls
are the frs. Palmex graduates of Clarks
Mills.
Rev. j, NJ. Phelan who has charge of
ST. Isadore's parish, Meeme, is the an.
thor aud publisher of q manual entitled
Questions of the Sacrament of Matri.
mony Answered" Rt. Rev. J. J. Fox,
Bishop of Green Bay says of it, Il
think it timely little work which ought
to enlighten our people on that import
ant subject and do much good" The
booklet is for sale in this city at J.
Staehle q Son and VIM. Kappes', and
at F. Raster Co., Green Bay. Single
copy, 10 cents; 100 copies, $500
With eight of eighteen men scoring
100 or over in Sundays work on the
range, Co. H is making record that if
the pace il maintained in camp, should
place the local command wei! to the first
of the natioal guard. Co. Fl has always
been short on its firing but this season the
men appear to have taken a brace that
means much. The scores Sunday we're:
Artificer Koch 115, Sergt Plinski 113, Corp.
Hanson Is, Lieut. Abel and Private Shi.
mon Ill, Private Frazier 100. Private
Gapa 1903, Corp. Lawrence 100, Capt
Buerstatte 90.
That the City does not promise to
wait long for the 500 road to keep it
promise of better service on the Neenah
branch was int;mated by Aid Frazier
in the council Monday night when he
submitted a copy of the letter received
from President Harrington asking more
time on the citys request. Mr. Frazier
said the committee would be reasonably