The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-01-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. BraunIlng of Chicago is in the city
on business.
Farther Ryan Of Maple Grove was in
the city on Tuesday.
AssEMBLYMEN Croll and Meartz left on
Tuesday for Madison.
Joe KelIner of KelInersvllle spent few
days Ia the city this week.
Supt. Dassler is making Kiel his head
quarters for school visitation this eek.
Mrs. L. l.. Moe of Elroy, is visiting her
parents, Mr anL Mrs. Andrew Hanson of
this city.
James Guhin of North Dakota, now q
municipal Judge, was visiting friends IN
Maple Grove and IN this city this week.
julie Peterson spent a few days in Mil
waukee last week balancing the years
accounts with the company for which be
travels.
Mr.. McAdams who succeeds Mr.. Kel-
! logg as business manager Of the cream
erles here, arrived IN the city on Satur
! day last.
/ I'M. Kellogg left on Tuesday morning
for his new home IN South Bend, tndi-
ana where lie will engage in the manu-
| featuring business.
/ DR.. Currens seems to have been the
only person from this county who was
present at the inaugural ceremonies IN
Madison last Monday.
/ Judge and Mrs. Baensch left on Satur-
/ day for Madison to be present at the IN
auguraI ceremonies. Judge Baonsch
was something more than spectator
I IN the ceremonies.
HoN. p. J. CONWAY and G. E. Conway
were callers at The Pilot Office on
Tuesday. Mr.. Conway leaves this week
for Minnesota where he will remain until
MAY attending to official duties.
/ The Spread of small pox has et1mulat-
ed the business of vacInation.
TIE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
S. Villas of Kaukauna is quite serious
I ly sick.
/ THERE is abundant time yet Tor snow
and cold weather, though many people do
not seem to think SO.
The calendar for the January term Of
the Circuit Court which opens here on
( Tuesday next, has % cases,-3l civil and
p criminal. 1t is a fuller calendar than
usual.
MANIrowoc County has always been
modest IN urging It's CLAIMS for recognl-
ton after political victories, too much SO
to Judge from the little it gets.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Frick Of Ashland died yesterday.
/ The remains will be brought here for
interment. The child was three years
of age,
MRs. j. S. ANDERSON IS teaching
Temporarily in the NORTH side school as
substitute for Miss Dapp who IS ab
sent owing to the sickness of her
father.
The number of bicycles in the city
winch pay taxes by wards is as follows
First ward. %; Second. Z; Third, u;
Fourth, %; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; Seventh,
0; Total, Y,
/ L. c. SENGLAUB has opened an Office
over Wernecke Il Schmitz's Hardware
Store on Sth St. near Court House,
where he will be ready to do general
notary business etc.
The Oshkosh man no was reported
missing IN last weeks Pilot is safe IL
Michigan. He staid for some time IN
Emil Seitz' hotel and left there for Mich.
igau where he Is now,
FARMERS say there Is a large amount
of produce in this county awaiting trans
portaJion to market but farmers do not
choose to begin work until there is sleigh
/ ing The weather began to threaten
= snow on Saturday last but did not q
{ much else.
TaE Sunday Sentinel had the pictur
=
!! Our assemblymen. Crol and Maert
doomed up quite well. 1t is REASONABLE
to assume that each purchased copy 0
{ that issue, though it is contrary to Tia
j experience of either.
~ The bond furnished by Henry Coco
. jen, the county treasurer, is said to be th
g best ever furnished by treasurer of thi
:. county. 1t has on it 36 farmers all well
!. TODD, and III addition the name of Lee
pold Mann of Two Rivers and the Tw
- Rivers Manufacturing CO.
Il Mr.. l.. ?. ANDERSON has taken charg
es OF the Lakeside Honse, that populf
re resort for ManitoWoc people. A bar is
re be run in connection with the house
w future. Mr.. Anderson Is a son -in-law