The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-03-21
pilot
CITY AND COUNTY

THURSDAY. MARCH 1905.
THE city has a new laundryman-a
ChInaman.
ST. PATBICKs DAY was duly observed
at Meme
The grip Is taking qnite hold in this
county this spring.
THERE seems to be but little improve
mant in local business.
CAUcUsEs are being held quite regular
" throughout the county.
II seems there will be no break up
this spring as Is usually the case.
CHARLES GAUGER and Mrs. Captain
Pru.s, both of this city, were married on
Tuesday.
TIE weather bureau gives tie cheering
news that the cold snap of last week will
be the last for this winter.
JOHN SrAUDT reioices over the arrival
Of baby boy who put in an appearance
at his place on Tuesday last.
MARCH has thus far brought us pretty
nice weather, though it IL not ushering
in Spring with any undue haste.
TIE arrival Of baby boy at the home
o. Martin Shannahan OF Liberty on Sun
day last, made Martin feel happy.
CITY Treasurer Haukohl returned IN
collected to the county treasurer the gum
of $SS0.S4, the least amount ever return
ed.
MAYOR Villas was ont on the streets
on Monday last, the first time IN three
weeks. He has been wrestling with the
grip.
J. G. ScHMDTmAN Of the class of '9S,
State University, has been selected as
reporter for The Daily Cardinal, a college
paper.
T. r. SMITH was nominated by tie
for mayor. John Dumke was
fer city treasurer. Neither
man is popuhst.
: new post Office is about to be estab-
Iished in Franklin, northwest of Taus. |
The post Office viii be supplied with |
mail from Grimms.
SMART II Co. opened their sale of !
horses on Monday with street parade.
A band was ont aud the procession was
really an excellent one.
THE Newman Club of this city have
made arrangements with Rev. Father |
Agnew to lecture here soon after Easter
on some literary subject.
JAMES AN9ERsoN resigned the position
Of chairman of the republican county
committee. Under Sheriff Chris Muth |
was chosen to fill the vacancy.
J. w. Cooper claims to have seen four !
robins. The Pilot wouldn't willingly |
question Cooper's veracity, but on the
robin question, verify all men are liars.
Heinrich BARTz of Two Rivers died
very suddenly on Sunday last. After
dressing himself he went into bis barn
and his dead body was found there soon
after.
ST. JosEPH's DAY was celebrated at
with considerable pomp on
tuesday last. On all OCCASIONS of this
kind John Kellner goes out and has big
time with the boys.
Con. GRAHAM has got away beyond the
robin in drawing the long bow on signs
of approaching spring. The Colonel re-
ports that be had a meal of lettuce fresh
from his hot bed last week.
CONSIDERABLE work has been done
throughout the county for the position
Of municipal Judge and it need occasion
no surprise if the conventions are wall |
attended next Saturday.
&. Il. FITCH. a brother-in-law of H. L.
Hubbard of this city, has been appointed
10 take charge of the geological survey
Of the Indian Territory for which re-
cent appropriation of 100000 has been
made by congress.
ALBERT SCHMIDT, son of Sheriff Schmidt |
won the junior oratorical contest at the
on Friday last. HIS subject
was Bismarck. Mr.. Schmidt is an un-
usually bright young man and his sue
cess is a source OF pleasure to every one
in the city.
young girl named Schroeder. who |
lived between this place and Two Rivers |
vas troubled with carbuDcles. A pbysi- |
clan was called and be lancsd them. |
Some appearing afterwards, the girls |
father lanced them. She did not rally !
after the operation and died last week.
The city council passed an ordinance |
on Monday last regarding the sale of
horses by auction in this city which it
would be well for it to reconsider. There
IS no occasion for any such ordinance and
the people generally do not desire 1t. 1t
was enacted in too much haste to be
deemed wise.