The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-03-25

Marshall Field Co. of Chicago.
Martin Vera, son of Conrad Werra,
was operated on at the Holy Family
hospital Friday for appendicitis.
"Halfdoing is many a mans un-
doing" and half advertised store. is
essentially an unadvertised one.
We have Early Rose seed potatoes at
81 bushel. Send in your order.
p. A. MILLER, Washington st,
Oscar Alter was at Sheboygan last
Thursday to consult with referee Denpi.
son in the Terens bankruptcy matter.
j. P. Arends assistant principal at
the Business College, spent Sunday at
the home of his parents in Centerville.
Herman Schmiedicke is planning to
remodel the front of his harness store on
York st. making modern building Of
it.
Captain Tim Kelley left for Milwau.
kee Friday to supervise work which is
being done on the steamer which he
sails.
MIR. Theo. Hinrichs, who spent the
winter with his brother Henry in this
city, left Wednesday for his home in
Baltimore.
Herman Schuette attended the horse
sale at the Chicago stock yards and
purchased seven horses, two drivers and
five draught horses.
Miss Blanche Chloupek of Mishicot, a
graduate of the Wisconsin Business col
lege, has accepted a position with The
Pauly & Pauly Cheese Co.
Martin Rhode and wife, Edward and
Frank Rhode and Mrs. n Kuffell at
tended the funeral of an uncle at Grand
Rapids, Mich. this week
Blanche Hartwig and Eta Martens
held miscellaneous shower" for Miss
Bessie Kratz last Thursday in expecta-
ton of the latter's approaching marriage.
Rev. q. G. johnson of the Presbyteri
an church was at Racine Sunday where
he preached sermon. His place here
was filled by Rev. L. G. Smith of Wan.
kesha
Mr.. A. C. Miller, salesman for the
American Seating Co., is arranging to
remove with his family to Chicago,
which place will be his head quarters in
the future.
The bill to prohibit Gas Companies
from making fee charge is being given
hearing before the committee City At
torney A. L. Hougen is at Madison to
defend the measure.
Henry Schroeder and wife of Milwau
kee visited here several days last week
They made many friends when Mr.
Schroeder had charge of the dredging
here two years ago.
Mr.. Martin Hougen who had been
visiting his parents in Liberty for some
weeks, returned to Minneapolis Wednes.
day after spending day or two with
his brother, A. l.. Hougen.
Walter Pellet and his crew drove the
piling to protect the Sth ST. bridge ap-
proaches after midnight some nights last
week, it being necessary to keep the
draw swung while the work was in pro-
gress.
The Terens trustees have private bid
of $40, 900 for the store and stock and the
creditors will pass upon the bids at a
meeting to be- held this week. This bid
is $500 more than the highest bid receiv.
ed before.
Mr. Jos. Brady who conducted the
Silver Lake hotel the past year will re-
tire April l and will be succeeded by
William Kestley of this city. MIR. Brady
will continue to reside at Silver Lake
for the present.
Hugo Wits of this city has been ap.
pointed purchasing agent for the Alumi
mum Goods Manufacturing Co. recently
incorporated under the laws of N. j.
The plants in this city and Two Rivers
are included in the new company.
The Dry Dock Co. is figuring upon the
contract for building the steel steamer
planned by the Northern Michigan Co.
This boat will be passenger steamer
425 feet long, about 60 feet longer than
the largest passenger boat now on fresh
water.
Mr.. Adelbert Schmidt of La Crosse,
formerly of this city, was here for a few
days to assist in the adjustment of the
loss occasioned by the recent fire in the
Schmidt Bros drug store, in which he is
interested. Mr.. Schmidt is manager of
the Nord Stern at La Crosse.
The Manitowoc & Western Telephone
Co., at its snnual meeting at Cato re-
elected all members OF the old board Of
directors, T. H. Meany, W. Link, Wal
ter Killen, Geo. Whitman and Frank