The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-03-30
PERSONAL.

COUNTY JUDGE elect Monseau was in
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. GEO. EVEN Of Wausau was visit
ing In the city this week.
ARTHUR LANDER of Chicago is spend
ing few days in the city.
CAPTAIN HANSON of the Lumberman
returned on Monday from visit to Chi
/ cage.
CAPTAIN \. BLAINEY of Chicago is in
\ the city looking over sons work IN the
ship yard.
! MISS MARIE GOULD, Il teacher in the
/ Milwaukee public schools, is spending
her vacation in the city.
( Mr.. KELLOGG returned from Madison
on Saturday last, where he had been at
tending dairy convention.
GEORGE GIBSON who has been spend
ing the winter in Kansas and Missouri
arrived at home on Tuesday.
Ex-SHERIFF BoLEN sold the Kossnth
cheese factory, which was seized some
months ago. to Peter Bleser II $3.50.
SENATOR w. F. Nash was in the city on
Tuesday. He says the session of the leg
lslature will last about three weeks
longer.
ALBERT LASDRETH is somewhat like a
pendulum, and Is swim 3lng between this
place and Sheboygan. The opening Of
his new business IN Sheboygan keeps him
busy.
THE Kickapoo Indians go to Coopers-
town from wo Rivers and Will appear in
Ieddie's Hall.
JOHN SwoBoDA, father-in-law of ".
kralnik died at the home of his son-in-
law ID this city on Tuesday.
OSE huncred persons attended the ex-
animation for county school diplomas
which were held throughout this county
on Friday and Saturday of last week.
THERE was a rumor on the streets yes
teTday morning that a man, a resident of
this city, attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself. The rumor proved to
be groundless.
The Pilot is set solid this week because
of advertising pressure on its columns.
Local matter will be found on the 4th
page Of this issue as it has been for the
past five weeks.
The city council remained in session
on Monday night until II O'Clock. The
most important work done wa the set
Element with the city treasure and the
fixing of salaries fol the city off GERS.
CONGRESSMAN Wells keeps on WELD
ing the ak. On Tuesday w. B alitz was
appointed postmaster at Cleveland in
place Of 4. Stolzenberg, and August
Knoll superseded j. Sachse as po stmaster
at Hika.
TIE consumation of the settlement be-
tween Truman & Cooper and t he assignee
Of the I. 9. Shove Banking Co. was effect
ed on Saturday by the payment OF the
amount agreed upon. A dividend will
soon be declared now.
IF demands for Advertising is a s1gn
that the business of the present year Is
to be good when the season fairly opens,
then there reindications that prosper
ons season is at hand. Never before has
The Pilot had so many applications for
foreign advertising.
Mrs Thomas MALONE of Kankauna
died on Thursday morning OF last week.
She was a sister of NJ. H. Murphy Of this
city, and was born in Cato. She was
woman who was beloved by all for her
good qualities, and her death is a sou rec
of sorrow to a large circle of friends.
The SheboYgan Times eaks of 0 f.
HUM, who is candidate for city clerk on
the democratic ticket, as a carpet Dagger
from ManItOwoc county. Mr.. HUM was
formerly a resident of Centerville, a
teacher in this county and very gentle
manly fellow. He would not be carpet
Dagger anywhere.
MONDAY was a big day for postmasters
in this county. J. L. Schultz was APP
pointed postmaster at Reedsville in place
Of ". G. Hagenow who resigned. La
School Hill IL. T. knorr was removed
ana z. SchuelIer appointed. In kiel y.
Lindner was removed and S. HollersteIn
received appointment. Evidently Con
gresham Wells has his war paint on and
ls welding the AK relentlessiy.