The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-13

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! Oconto to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Williams sister, Mrs. A. Westgate.
Mr.. Bewck of Madison, state leader
OF boys and girls clubs was in the city
Friday planning for more extensive
work by the calf and corn clubs in the
county.
Mrs. George Schmitt and daughter,
Georgina, visited with Mrs. Elizabeth
Frosch, Chicago street, for several
days. and returned Monday to Forest
Junction.
statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. I'D
dress TEE HARVEY OIL CO., Cleve.
land, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Carlson and
daughter, Ruth, visited with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Carlson for several days aud have re-
turned to Milwaukee.
G. A. Sada, an officer OF brewery
at Monterey, Mexico, was in the city
last week transacting business with
the Cereal Products company from
whom his firm buys malt.
At the semester examinations at
saint Teresa College at Winona, Mimi
esota, Misses O!ene Healy, Florence
O'Donnell and Catherine Schultz all
were accorded honor marks.
Burglars who entered the Salak
store some time Saturday night or
ST. nday secured about two dollars in
mic kels for their pains. The safe was
left open with that amount In it.
George Hoffman, a student of the
medical college of DetroiE Michigan,
is spending his Easter vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hoffman, South Eighth street.
The K. O. Muehlberg company man
ufacturers of an automobile drill and
several articles of local patentees is to
build two-story, fire proof machine
shop at Franklin and Fourteenth
streets.
Editor L. w. Mackey of The Manito-
voc Herald who is convalescing from a
recent serious illness left for French
Lick Springs, Ind, yesterday to be
gone for some time. Mrs. Mackey ac-
companied bin.
Oscar A. Alter, secretary OF the
East Wisconsin Trustee Company was
the speaker at the dinner Of the XII
wants this week and gave the club an
interesting and instructive talk in wills
from the view point of a trusJcompany.
The annual meeting of the Mapit-
owoc County Fish and Game Protect
i've association will be held at the
court house on Tuesday April Is, at S
o'clock in the evening. A general in
vitqtiun to all interested to attend has
been extended.
Miss Viola Welner entertained
twenty of her friends at her home at
1873 Washington street, in honor of
her nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Miss Wellner was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts.
The local Association of Commerce
will be represented by Messrs. Whit
aker and McReynolds at the freight
rate hearings of the inter state comm
cree commission and the Michigan
Public Utilities commission at Lans-
ing, Michigan en- April 20
The American Express Office hich
for many years has been located at the
north end Of eighth street bridge is to
be moved over to Franklin street in
the city hall block. Deliveries will be
made directly from the railway station.
Company g. men were gratfed to
learn that in personal letter TO the
Inspector General OF the Wisconsin
Guard written by Major Grieves U. S.
A. on March Goth the officer wrote:
zone particular good outfit have in
spec.ed in Wisconsin is the infantry
company at Manitowoc".
A number of friends left Monday
morning for Green Bay TO spend the
day with Mrs. Isaac Cratic, the occaS-
ion being her birthday anniversary.
The party included the Mesdames r.
Goetzler, Charles Young, Joseph
Staehle, A. LauS, F. Guse, Jr., f. Il.
Gehbe, NJ. L. Bast, Charles Gre tfman,
William Mlman, 4. Schuetze and
Herman Vogt, Jr.,