The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-04-26
PERSONALS.

DR.. Sem OF Chicago was in the city
yesterday.
C. A. Knudson was in the city few
days last week.
Mrs Graham of this city is visiting
friends IN Omaha.
L. J. Nash and G. g. Sedwick are in
Sheboygan this week attending court.
Attorneys Schmitz and Chloupek are
IN Sheboygan this week OH legal business
David Decker is in Washington on
| business connected with the war depart
ment.
/ Mark Sandford who is at work on the
La Crosse Chronicle, is visiting friends
in the city.
Prof. Fahrney returned last Sunday
from Yale college where he was taking a
course since last January.
DR.. Pane returned from Chicago on
Saturday last where he had been spend
ing some time with a post graduate
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. J. Hayes of Kaukau-
ma were in the city yesterday, having
come here to attend the funeral of Henry
MulholIand.
f. W. Boettcher of Menominee was in
tie city on Tuesday Frank is manager
of a 200 acre farm just outside the
limits of Menominee.
Captain Becker of Milwaukee was in
the city couple of days last week at
tending to the conveyance of his property
to Henry Wernecke and Herman Schmitz.
Henry Sandford returned from Madi-
son last week where he had been in at
tendance upon the convention of republ1-
can editors, well pleased with what the
meeting had done.
Mich. Kellner of Kellnersville was ID
the city yesterday. He can get to the
city now by following the telephone poles
which the enterprlsing firm of Kellner &
Sons are putting up
E. NJ. Platt made a business trip
through the Fox Valley last week. He
reports Improvement in business but on
the basis of lower wages due to lack of
demand for articles of manufacture.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Stirn left on Tues
day night for Europe. they will spend
few days in Chicago where they will be
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Sixta and Miss
Oberland who Will also go to Europe.
DR.. John Cleary and wife of Kenosha.
DR.. John Mulholland of Jordan, MINI,
Frank Cleary and wife of Kenosha and
Robert AIulholland of Menominee were
IN Manitowoc yesterday attending the
funeral of Henry Mulholland.
PETER PETERSON was sentenced to the
county jail for an assault on N. Erick-
son.
Mrs. LIZZIE BULTHAUPT who vas SEN
fenced to the county Jail for larceny will
be discharged on Sunday next.
JOHN BoEHM who has been confined in
the county jail for some time will COM
plete his sentence May l, and Will then
be discharged.
JOSEPH MRsKosH who purchased the
saloon of Joseph Luepsky on the Range
Line road III Two Rivers has been ap-
pointed postmaster of Range Line
WIN. HURST and George Wehausen of
Two Rivers have exchanged places. We
hansen who is now city clerk becomes
postmaster and Hurst who is postmaster
becomes city clerk.
CHARLES HILL who went out as lieu
tehant on the Brazilian dynamite cruiser
Nitchteroy, has returned to New York
He made $4,000 by the enterprise and
had to do no fighting.
| SCHoLTEN Bros. are among the farmers
of this county who do great deal toward
building up the city. They put their
money into city property and improve it.
They have found 1t quite profitable, too.
PROF. WIRTH announces that his next
dancing lesson will he on the evening of
May 4, instead of April q as announced
/ last week. The change is owing to the
dance given by the Heyday Club on
Saturday evening.
Jay street is the livl1est in the city this
season. Three fine brick buildings going
up within the space of one block is a
pleasing sign of prosperity. There is a
prospect of another business block being
erected In that street soon.