The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-06-01

Walter Kazda.
Frank Gerl was taken to Green Bay
Saturday where he was operated upon
fer appendicitis.
Dead Mans Hill still is occupied by
the man for whom it was named, and
many of his family.
A baby boy put in his appearance
Monday morning at the home of DR..
and Mrs. M. l.. Bast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ziesler have
returned to Florence, Wis, after a
visit with relatives here.
John Halloran, Jr., was at Milwau-
kee Saturday to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Thomas Halloran.
Miss Bertha Stahl of Milwaukee is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Chas. Stahl on Division street.
| Mrs. Dora Wilson has returned to
New Orleans alter visit with her
niece, Mrs S. w. Randolph.
Mrs. Fred Meyer returned Wednes-
day from Milwaukee after visit with
her daughter, Miss Ysobel Meyer.
Mrs. Gerhardt Pieper and daughter,
Gertrude, Of Cameron, Wis, were WISH
ting for week with Mrs. Pieper's
parents.
Atty. Fred Creole and family of
Milwaukee were visiting with rela-
tives and friends here the fore part of
the week,
Mrs. w. f. Schneider and son, Wal
ter, of Philadelphia are guests at the
home of Mrs. Louisa Schneider, Mar
shall street
Mrs. c. M. Gleason has returned
from Appleton where she attended the
three-day musical festival given by the
=, Lawrence conservatory.
A book labeled GLOW To Invest
Money" is on sale. An author wishing
to write best seller would have nam
ed it show To Obtain Money"
L. w. Ledvina, Francis Hetfernan,
Joseph Zahorik, Jr., Leonard Pfeffer
and Henry Buchner were at Sheboygan
Sunday TO take in the X. G. initiation
| there.
Miss Hazel Lindstedt entertained
| Friday evening at the Lindstedt home
on the Lake Shore road in honor of
Miss Harriet Bleser and Mr.. Clement
Murphy.
Mr.. Cbas. B. Hotz, proprietor of the
Republican House barber shop in Mil
| waukee, has returned home after few
days visit with relatives. Mr.. Hotz is
Manitowcc boy who left here twenty
years ago, and who has made &C cd.
Mrs. Max Roth and son Donald, went
to Manitowoc this morning for visit
with relatives. They will visit at Two
Rivers also, and will be joined by Mr.
Roth on Sunday and leave for Green
Bay for short visit,-Sheboygan
| Press.
DR.. j. L. Shaw of this city, who has
been taking post graduate work in
Chicago, is laid up in hospital there,
with an infected foot, and was threat.
ened with blood poisoning, but reports
received from Chicago say that his
condition is improving.
John Kramer, who has been steward
at Elk's club for two years, has closed
the deal to take over the Walker Buff
fet, the former Beers place, and will
assume management of the buffet in a
short time, succeeding Emil Walker,
who has conducted the place for two
wears.
The local degree team OF the Knights
of Columbus, consisting of E. l.. Kelley,
l.. w. Ledvina, H. +. Kelley, Edwin
Clark, Jos. Zahorik, Jr., Leonard Pief-
fer, Thomas McKeough and Francis
Hetfernan, were at Kaukauna Decora-
tion Day to initiate class of 60 new
members.
A motor salesman says the man who
wants to buy an automobile should
figure on the car he can afford and
then buy one at half the price, to al
low for the up-keep expense. Evil
IDENTITY bit of indiscretion committed
when under the influence of leisure or
liquor. But sound advice just the
same.
On Wednesday morning United
States Marshal Samuel w. Randolph
was in the city on official business in
connection with the tug Herman. Mr..
Randolph stated that according to rec
ords it is 20 years or more since a
United States marshal has had any of.
fetal business in the port OF Kewaunee.
-Kewaunee Enterprise.
DR.. Jos. G. Jirikowic who left here
few years ago to locate at 5ouris,
North Dakota, was elected mayor of