The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
G. W. sveetinr and Phil Roth IRE

@. w. Sweeting and Phil Roth ire
at Madison attending the state conven-
ton OF Odd Fellows.
Mrs. J. Martin has returned to Mil
waukee after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Karl lander.
Supt. c. w. Meisnest is ut Marinette
in attendance at the state convention
Of county superintendents.
Miss Julia Kelley returned home
Sunday night after few days visit
with relatives at Milwaukee.
There are some new 3 cent coins In
circulation. They're used to buy what
copper bought few years ago.
Elmer Unger, physical director of
the Boys Club, is spending his vaca-
ton at his home at Edinboro, Penn.
Rudolph Drews and wife from Idaho
are in the city visiting with the form
er's brothers, August ami Otto Drews.
Mr.. G. M. Schmitz, formerly resi-
dent of Newton, made call at the
PILOT Office Saturday.
Miss Olive Albers who came up from
Sheboygan Monday for the Gans-Muel-
Ter wedding is visiting with friends
here.
Emil Shimon, town of Franklin
farmer, was adjudged insane in county
court Saturday and taken to the asylum
at Oshkosh.
Mr.. Eman Shusta of Cooperstown
was caller at the PILOT Office Tues
day.
Mrs. Arthur Leverenz of Milwaukee
and Mrs. August Winkleman of Anti
go are visiting at the home of Fred
Heideman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gerpheide and
daughter Miss Nina from Marinette
were visiting relatives and friends in
the city last week.
Rev. John Oliphant who resigned
the pastorate of ST. James Episcopal
church several weeks ago, removed
with his family to Milwaukee Satur-
day.
Mr.. Chas. Cheney of Kellnersville
was caller at the PILOT Office We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Alex johnson of Idaho is visit
ing with Mrs. r. H. Markham. Mrs.
johnson is former resident If this
city. Her maiden name was Miss
Mayme Sanford.
Mrs. A. c. Miller and daughter have
gone to Fond du Lac where the family
will reside in future, Mr.. Miller hav-
ing secured position with the Fond
du Lac Church Furniture Co.
Pat Carberry was recently elected
cashier of the bank at Married. by the
directors. He has resigned his posi-
ton at Schuettes store and will assume
his new duties in few weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Wehrwein from Madison
who has been visiting at his old home
in Newton, was in the city Tuesday
and made a call ut the PILOT office.
State Deputy E. L. Kelley, Harry
Kelley, James Taugher, P. A. Miller,
John Egan, Kenwood Egan, Clement
Murphy, John Cary, Edwin Clark, f.
P. Houghton, and Aubrey Egan were
at Green Bay Decoration day to init
ate class in the Knights of Columbus.
P. A. Miller left this morning for
Washington, D. c. as representative
OF the local council of the Knights of
Columbus at the unwilling of the Co
lumbus statue which takes place Sat-
urday. The local council could easily
go farther and fare worse in choosing
a delegate.
d. G. Berndt, one of the most expert
fishermen of the city, left Friday night
for Woodruff where he spent Saturday
and Sunday fishing on Tomahawk and
Minocqua Lakes with Oscar Weber of
Milwaukee who is up in that section
on fishing trip. Mr. Berndt had a |
successful trip and brought home some
wall-eyed pike that was great.
The Birmingham minister who says
there will be more politicians in hell
than any other class throws out life |
line to the unregenerate. The politi-
clans will probably beat the devil at
his own game and make the place so
much like Chicago that everyone ex-
cept New Workers would have a thor
oughly good time.-.Ex.
MR.. FARMER
Would you buy GULL BRED"
COW and pay say 800 without first get
ting the "PEDIGREEp" You say no, |
but you buy farm and pay $500 to |
$500 without an Abstract of Title. |
Think this over and then call on Man
itowoc County Abstract Co.. Adolph |
Schulze, Mgr, for free information. 40
The local delegates and others of the |
lodge of Elks went to Sheboygan Tues
day for the state convention, including |
Emil Teitgen, John McFarlane, Charles
Christensen, Isaac Crate, Hugo Wits,
Theodore Anderson, F. Z. Zentner, |
Charles Salak and John Kellner. 9th
err members wereJ. II. Keith, William