The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-01-17
PERSONALS.

Henry Sandford was ia Madison last
week.
Mr.. Esty of Milwaukee IS in the city
on business.
W. A Walker of Milwaukee spent
couple Ct days in the city this week.
Charles Salak of Kewaunee was III the
city on Tuesday, having come here 10 BID |
his father good-by.
Frank Noweratzky of Milwaukee was
in the city Yesterday. He had been visit
ing N ST. NazIans.
Mich Dempsey left on Friday last for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he Will
spend a few weeks.
Prof r. B. Anderson of Madison,
former U. s. Minister to Denmark Is IN
the city on business.
CAP tain Chrlstlanson who visited Den
mark, his native place, last summer, Will
arrive at home next week.
is. Anderson, A. J. Schmitz and l..
J. Nash we're at Madison this week argu-
ing cases before the supreme court.
Alfred johnson, son of Anton johnson
has been appointed messenger of the
senate and left for Madison on Monday.
Frank Jones who returned from trip
| to the northern part of the state last Sat
urday, says the snow of last week did not
/ extend farther west than Amigo.
! E. Fl. klland left for California on
Tuesday with Charles Salak and Charles
| Spindler They will go to New Orleans
and go west over the Southern Pacific.
Charles Salak and Charles Spindler
left on Tuesday for California where they
4 will spend portion of the winter amid
tropical luxuriance and sunny skies.
THE auction of horses at the Kossuth
House barn attracts quite a crowd.
CHARLES WEINFURTHER of Mlshlcott
was IN the city on Tuesday, He says
| business is dead IN the village on account
OF small pox.
JOHN WERNER of Mismcott died on
Tuesday. 1t canuot be learned whether
he died from small pox. Members OF his
family were sick with it.
MARRIED.
STRETCH -HEssEL. On the Sth instant
by Il. Falge, J. P, Mr.. Emil Stretch
aud Miss Annie Hessel both of this city.
KUcERA RoEMER. On Thursday, Jan.
10. by Rev. ". j. Peil Mr., Joseph
Kucera and Miss Agnes Roemer,
MATHS SKARDA has purchased the
Kossuth House Oh Ninth Street, for
$500 It was the property of Rahr's
Sons. 1t consists OF two lots on which
there are barn and holel Alr. Skarda
sold his property a short time ago 70
August JeackeI.
) THE following sums have been paid &c
the county treasurer by The towns nance
since last Thursdayy:
Centerville. $500; Meeme, Sl,734
Newton. $500; Eaton, S2,1O0; Mishicott
$3.50: Gibson. $1,000; kossuth, S2.696
: ManItowoc Rapids, 81 600.
A YOUNG man named Persons was kill
ed in Maple Grove on Tuesday by fall
/ ing tree. He and his father were chop
e ping cord wood on the farm of neigh
: Dor. John Gieger. Young Persons il
getting out of the way of a falling tree
stumbled and fell. The tree came dowr
on him and crushed his head TO jelly.
THERE l. a great amount OF fault four
with the collection of dog tax this veal
1t is CLAIMED that there are number {
i ours throughout the city on which take
have not yet been paid. One thing
: quite certain the dogs are unc Jmfortabl
i, numerous. The city council should pa
a fee for collection sufficiently large
insure the collection of taxes.
a SALE of lot on ship yard point an
an effort to procure an option On IL
y. property OF lander 4 Co. there Ii
raised a fever of excitement ia IL
= city. Frank Zeman bad made son
preliminary arrangements for the sa
Of his hotel to Maths Skarda ar
this caused an increase OF the excitemer
People are somewhat inclined to 10
their heads on slight grounds.
MRs. JOHN BIBINGER Of this city di
' on Saturday evening of last week. H
health has been poor for some years a
zeal failed rapidly since her husbands sic
ecu sickness. She was born in Newton
zs 1853 and was married to John Bibing
in 1873 the issue being two children,
~! boy and d girl.
re, Mrs. Bibinger was a sister OF 1heodt
- and Emil Teitgen. She had large CIR
&c, of friends IN this city aud throughe
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