The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-07-15

Miss Jennie Tate left Monday to
spend the summer visiting with a
brother and sister residing at New
Haven, Conn.
Mrs. j. H. Freyn and daughter of
Chicago are visiting here at the Fehrs
home Mrs. Freyn is a daughter of
Mrs. Emma White.
Misses Marion and Norma Fortier of
Sioux City, Iowa, are in the city visit
ing with their aunt, Mrs. |. Cratic,
South Seventh street.
Mrs. O. l.. Moore arrived Friday
from Waukegan to be the guest of DIR,
and Mrs. NJ. p. Andrews, North Eighth
street, for a few days.
Fred Borcherdt Sr., who was a dis
trict delegate to the recent Democratic
National convention at San Francisco,
arrived home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Curran of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. are here for a visit
at the Albert Netting home on South
Fourteenth street
Mrs. Jos. Barzynski and children
have left for Rockford to join Major
Barzynski, after several months visit
at the Chrapik owski home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris and
daughter, Genevieve, left Monday for
their home at Battle Greek, Mich, aft
er visit with relatives here.
Mrs Peter Mulholland and Miss Al
ice Mulholland, who were here for the
funeral of Miss Agnes Mulholland, re-
turned to their home at Milwaukee
Friday.
A. J. Welley has returned to his
ihome at Fostoria, Ohio, after a visit
here at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Max
Aumann. Mrs. Welley will prolong her
visit here for while longer.
Walter NJ. Joyce, city poor commits
sioner, was elected secretary of the
state organization of municipal poor
commissioners Saturday at Sheboygan,
where the annual meet was in session.
Inadequate toilet facilities at the
Mckinley school cannot be remedied
because provisions of the building code
prohibit alterations that are necessary
to effect the improvements, leaving the
school board in a quandary,
\ number of local saloonkeepers
were witnesses this week before the
federal grand jury at Milwauk ee. They
were SubpOened to tell what they
know, if anything, about the manufac
ture and sale of moonShine whisky
hereabouts.
Mr.. c. c. West and Mr. H. G. Kress,
secretary of the Association of Com
merce, have been named by Governor
Philip as two of the delegates to rep
resent the state at the Great Lakes
Ocean Underwater congress to he held
at Detroit July 22-24.
There was 'sure nuff' mind reader
at the Orpheum several evenings last
week giving an exhibition of the oc-
cult. 1t was the ancient trick of tell
ing from the stage, blindfolded, details
of things known to his nterlocutor
| passing among the audience.
The state convention of county
clerks is being held at Lacrosse this
week, Tuesday, Wednesday and today.
County Clerk Schulze is attending the
convention and is on the program for
a paper entitled "Should the County
Clerk be elected on Non-PartiSan
Ticket"
Samuel Mott, truck driver for the
! Wisconsin Pea Gamers company, was
up in court Saturday on the charge of
Officer LaSkesky for passing street
car while the same was taking on and
! diScharging passengers, He was found
guilty and fined ten dollars and costs,
totaling SLABS.
Gabriel G. Gilbert of St. Paul, who
visited here with his daughter, Mrs
knut FinkelSon, left Monday to visit
a sister residing at Pulaski, before re-
! turning to his home. Mr.. Gilbert and
family moved away from this city
forty-seven years ago and this was his
first visit here in twenty-seven years.
! Miss Anna JentSch and Miss Ada
Schroeder left Saturday for a visit at
| Milwaukee.
TOO HOT TO MOVE
~ have changed my mind about GO
to CaleXico for "A vacation" said Judge
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