The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-10-20

Tuberculin Test your cattle. Of;ce 800
York St. Res. Phone B l20, Office r AGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bressler are
here from Oregon on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krivanek and
Mrs. John Jorgensen of Denmark spent
Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Adolph Klann of Grimms was
visiting with his cousin, Adolph E.
Schuize on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weinert and
daughter, Miss Susie, left Tuesday for
a visit at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Greve returned to Chicago
Monday after a visit at the home of her
brother, II. G. Berndt.
Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy has removed
to Wagner, South Dakota, where three
of her sons now reside.
Miss Hilda johnson was visiting for
a few days at Milwaukee with her
friend, Miss Anna Muth.
William Ellerman has gone to Cana
da with the intention of making his
home there in the future.
Young girl to do light
homework and help with care of child
Inquire at SOP HURON ST.
Harry Richards left Saturday for
Milwaukee, having secured a position
to travel for firm Of that city.
You can make your al SO important
that you will double the number of
people to whom your store is import
ant.
Miss Marion Goetz entertained Sat
urday evening at her home, ll22 South
10th street, in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Kahrs of Mishicot
Rudyard Kipling has written new
book which critics regard as proof that
a great author can ''come back" even
if a great pugilist cannot.
"When we die we cannot take the
dollars with us, "says an Indiana politi-
clan. No. But some politicians will
get what is coming to them.
Mrs. George Schneider has returned
to Portland, Oregon, after a visit here
with her sister, Mrs. Colwey. Miss
Emma Colwey accompanied her and
will spend the winter in Portland.
Our Cleaning and Dye Works guar
antees best work at lowest prices
FRED HELSINGER.
ZIG Washington st. Opposite Wash.
Park. st
DR.. A. j. Junk and wife and Rudolph
Albers, wife and mother, from Sheboy-
gan, were guests of Miss Olive Albers
at the home of Horal Nelson last Sun
day. They made the trip in an autom-
oble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Council return
ed Friday from a visit with Mrs. Mary
ellis near Amigo. Mrs. ellis has
not been well for some time but is now
slowly improving.
p. A. Miller, secretary of the Man
itowoc Citizens Association, was at
Milwaukee last week attending the
meeting of the National Association of
Secretaries of Commercial Clubs.
Miss Louise Jirikowic and her little
brother Reginald and Chas. Schumach-
er returned Sunday night from Madi-
son. The two latter were bitten by u
mad dog and took the Pasteur treat
ment at Madison. They had to take
treatment twenty-one days and have
| returned feeling fine.
Messrs. A. II. and Harry Weihmul-
Ter arrived here Friday from Emrick,
North Dakota, enroute to their home
in Mishicot A. II. will return to En-
| rick after few weeks
Couldn't you look at the leading
newspaper Of any city, anywhere, and
tell at once which were the best and
leading stores in such city? Couldn't
a stranger to this city do as much by
looking at any issue of this newspaper?
Mr.. O. w. Schmitz who was recent
ly given a promotion by the Metropol-
itan Life Insurance company, with
headquarters at Oshkosh, was here on
Saturday to remove his family to that
city. Mr.. Schmitz was formerly a
teacher of this county and is meeting
with splendid success in his new line
of activity. He is a son of DR.. Schmitz
of ST. Nazianz.
The Republican county committee
held meeting behind closed doors
last Saturday afternoon. We strolled
over to the courthouse and mingled
with the committeeman until they
went into executive session. John Nc
Farlane was there, on front seat
with a harp, misrepresenting the good
town of Liberty, our native land. Mac