The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-06-19

ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Egan.
Mrs. Eugene Sherman is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Faulkes,
at Appleton.
Mrs. c. Jonas of Chicago is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brandenburg.
Fred Alter who has been attending
the State University is home for the
summer vacation.
Henry Luhman has returned to his
home at Postville, Iowa, after a visit
with his brother, DR.. Luhman,
Miss Mary Westgate is home
from Madison, where she graduated
from the Library school last week.
Mr.. Henry Elmer of Cooperstown,
was caller at the PILOT Office Tuesday.
Pellet & McMullen of this city has
landed the contract for the building of
a bridge over the Tomahawk river at
Tomahawk.
John Skubal has rented the old Nc
Bonner saloon, known as the sixth
ward saloon, and will take charge Of
the place July |.
| Charles SEEK, formerly janitor of the
court house, has moved to Fort Atkin-
son W here he has accepted position
as engineer in large factory.
Mr. Hiram Peterson of Cato, made a
call at the PILOT Office Tuesday.
John Burns, aged 40 years, formerly
proprietor of the Star Hotel was ad
| judged insane last Friday and taken to
the Oshkosh asylum. He is married
and has four children.
John Egan of Osman has removed
with his family to this city. They
have taken up their residence at l406
Clark street. Mr.. Egan is at present
an assistant game warden.
Ice cream served at ''The Woodcock
Tea Room, near Collins, every Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Hubert Falge took his annual
trip to Reedsville last Thursday leaving
here on foot early in the morning and
returning on the evening train. Mr..
Falge who is now over 10 has made the
trip for years.
Mr.. Fred Tesarik of Kossuth was a
caller at the PILOT office Wednesday.
Every Mondays paper reports the
killing of the members of Sunday auto
mobile parties at grade crossings.
The grade crossings should be guarded,
but in the meantime be guarded when
you drive up TO grade crossing.
Henry Esch, ST., founder and head
of the Esch store celebrated the S3rd
anniversary of his birth last Friday.
Mr.. Esch is pioneer resident of this
city and despite his age he is still at-
tive in the management of the bust
ness.
Mr.. John Elmer of Iron Mountain,
Mich, was in the city Tuesday and
made call at the Pilot office.
L should demand Abstract of Title
d paying cash for Real Estate. The
Abstract Co., A. e. Schulze, Mgr.
Seller must furnish Abstract. Adv.
Chief George Grotfman of the police
department gave talk before a meet
ing of the Motorcycle club at the Boys
club rooms Tuesday evening and dis
cussed the rules of the road and other
recent legislation of the legislature
and council affecting highway traffic.
The four daughters of Mrs. Nellie
Cooney, ST. Clarie street, graduate this
week-Blanche from Oshkosh Normal.
Marie and Dorothy from the local high
school, Frances from Sacred Heart
school. Miss Blanche has secured DO.
sition as teacher in the city schools.
NOTICE.
The party who took by mistake the
black overcoat belonging to the under.
signed, at the dance at Larrabec, leav.
ing his own in place of it, will please
return the same and oblige
JOSEPH RAMESH,
Maribel, r. r. . Wis.
James Halloran and family, who dis
posed of their farm property in the
town of Cato about a year ago and
moved to Portland, Ore, have returned
to their native state. Jim says the
West is call right" but Wisconsin is
good enough for him." The family
will spend few weeks visiting with
relatives and friends in Manitowoc,
Milwaukee and Marinette, before de-
Gliding on permanent location.
-iIeedsvile Reporter.
Mr.. 7. w. Hogan of Amigo, who is
the attorney for the estate of George
w. Hill, deceased, late mayor of Anti
go, has notified the EAST WISCONSIN
TRUSTEE COMPANY that It is NAM
ed in the will of the deceased as one of
the executors of his estate. There is
gradual tendency to get away from the
individual executor. and an emjnent