The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-01-01
PERSONAL.

VAL. BLATz the Milwaukee brewer was
in the city on Tuesday.
DANIEL LYNCH Of Chiffon spent few
days in this city this week.
HoN. CHAs. TIsCH of Marathon county
was in the city on Saturday.
Miss JENNIE RANKIN is visiting friends
at Evanston, ILL.,, this week.
10. MALLoY of Nebraska was {, caller
at The Pilot Office on Friday.
FRED CABUs of Ledyard spent Chist-
mas with ''the old folks at home"
WILL KILLEN's smiling face illumin
ated The Pilot sanctum ON Tuesday.
RoBr HAUKoHL came home from Mil.
waukee to enjoy few days vacation.
Will HUME of The Chiffon Times was
a caller at The Pilot Office on Monday.
ADoLrH WIrrMANN and wife of Chiffon
are spending the holidays i'll this city.
Mr.. ALBERT RoCAcEK of Cleveland is
in the city, the guest Of Mr.. f. kostom-
latsky.
PROF. E. r. SMITH is at Madison in
attendance at the State Teachers Asso
citation.
Jimmy KIRwAN has been appointed
cadet to West Point by Congressman
Rankin.
Hon. ED. KKoGH of Milwaukee has
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Conway
this week.
JOHN NAGLE is attending the State
Teachers Association meeting at Madison
this week.
Miss ALICE EMERY spent week of
holidays with her friends in this city.
She returned to Milwaukee yesterday.
ARTHUR NoLLAU of Chicago, bit who
made reputation for worth before leav
ing this city spent Christmas with his
relatives here.
Hon. JOSEPH Villas returned from
Ohio on Christmas just in time to enjoy
his Christmas dinner. He has habit of
| arriving at very opportune moments.
Il. L. MOHEHUAEN dua iatnils lclS oi
Monday for Madison where he has secur-
ed position in the governors office.
Mr.. Mohrhusen leaves many friends here
| who wish him success in his new homo.
The MECHANICAL News for Dec. 10
contains, among other features, full
page illustration of the new electric light
| at Hallett's Point, by which the dangers
of He'll Gate are dispelled; and q map is
given, showing the new route which it is
thought the commerce of New York may
hereafter take. The Mechanical News
is among the oldest and most popular
journals of its class, being now near the
close of its fourteenth year Of publication.
1t IS sixteen page paper, issued twice
| month, aud every number is replete
with valuable matter and choice illustra-
tons. Its topics are of direct interest
are treated, not in technical and alb
struse, but always in plain and practi-
cal style. The publishers have announc-
cd that every person who sends one
dollar (the subscription price Of the
paper before Feb l, 1885, will receive
the Mechanical News one year, and
either 700 page Dictionary or an 500
page Cyclopedia, whichever he may
choose. The Dictionary or Cyclopedia
is free gift to the subscriber, WHO is
only required to send, with his dollar,
two-cent stamps for postage on the
| book. The offer is most liberal, and
every mechanic should serd for a sample
! copy Of the paper, which will be mailed
| to him free, containing a full description
of the valuable books between which he
/ is invited to make his choice. Address
The Mechanical News, James Leffel &
Co., Publishers, ITO Liberty st. New
York.
! THE business men of Manitowoc did
| nobiy in the charitable line this holiday
season. Rahr Bros. collected and dis
tributed the donations. There were DIS
tributed to the poor, 1000 lbs. of beef,
Is sacks of -four, 100 pair of shoes, 200
yards of flannel, and many other things.
| The Ladies' Aid Society sent around ten
cords of wood, great amount of grocer
| iea and other good thippG tovs eto May