The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-13
NEWS FROM COUNTY
! Notes From Cleveland.

NukOO WI
Mr.. Max Bermke has sold his So
acre farm including inventory to MI
Otto Born for the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. VIM. Klessig and Mr. Ed. kolb
spent several days at the convention Oh
the keepers of apiaries at Reedsyiile'
Mr.. Elmer Grupe is handling the
sale of Studebaker cars at the Garage
of the Cleveland Welding and Mfg. Co.
Please call on him there
Last Tuesday Mr.. F. A. jacob re-
ceiyed information that Hugo jacob
Oldest son of MT Richard jacob at
Wichita, Kansas, died after long
illness. He was sick several years. lie
was IS years old and single and leaves
behind three brothers Herman, Bruno
and AIRY and four sisters of whom
three are married.
A caucus will be held at the Liber-
ty Hall March Is. On March 70 the
Board of Audit in the town of Center
Vile will meet at the Clerks office
and on April 1st Spring election
comes.
Mr.. George Elder wants to sell his
two new pool pocket tables.
Last Sunday Rev. Josias Friedli Of
Sheboygan was preaching at the Cleye-
land Reformed church. He is Gen.
Sec. Of the Board of Home Mission and
Board Of church erection Fund Of the
Synod of the Northwest, Central Syn
cd and synod OF the Southwest Of the
Reformed church in the U. S.
Rud. Jost who is serving in the U, S.
army in France and is stationed at lie
Mans has written a long interesting
letter to me. He says that he and his
comrades all wish to return home soon
20 Gods country. He further says that
the papers state that they had $50
days rain in 365 days and that they
call it Sunny France. They are not en-
thusiastic about the news that his coun
try is going to become dry. He says
tha after having finished the war over
there il seemed that after their return
they should have 10 fight another war
against prohibition. He says further
-Ezt BE- believes the French wine had
saved him from getting the Flu They
get . chance TO see Paris and other
paris o. The country, but have TO tray-
&. with their whole outfit, SO that in
case hey get The telegraph order to
embark .or home they can take the
-=aTes; -1a5 % the port of embarka-
ton lie has not betriended himself
ska Tie French language although
hey have q chance 20 study IT, The
travelling jl French box cars he does
70: Like either and the people know
hoW % charge for all they sell to the
Americans Well. we viii hope that
be aat his comrades may all soon re-
turn home
Phillips and Rettele have drilled a
vel On the farm Of Mr.. John Beck $40
feet deep the water coming up TO 6
feet below the surface. The same firm
drilled for Mr.. Erwin VIII a well only
IS feet deep, throwing the water 80
feet above surface. They are now drill
ing on the farm Of Mr. Bruno Zill
Herman Dassler has removed his
yulcanizing outfit to his residence and
receives orders at home and at the
garage for repairing rubber tires.
VIM. II Toepel and A. b. Erdmann
have sold their interest in the Cleye-
land Auto and Supply company to Mr.
Albert Lutte.
Mr.. Leo Klessig sold his share of
the Cleveland Land and Timber Co. to
VIM Belitz. Said firm owns 1900 acres
Of land in Oneida county.
MIR Guslaye Bahr and wife from Mil
waukee are visiting with relatives here