The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-06-24
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Frank Guyles OF Cleveland, Ohio
is visiting in the city.
Chris. Shoch was in Mapominee thu
week purchasing lumber.
Charles Haukohl OF Cresco Iowa, spen
a few days In the city last week,
| Mr. and Mrs. Gerlach of Milwaukee.
are visiting friends in thisclty.
| Mrs. Frank Fisher aud daughter OF
Milwaukee are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Hauser, clerk OF the senate, was
the guest OF Judge Baensch on Saturday
and Sunday last.
Mr.. Westphal who has been here fol
some years, will leave next month fol
Portland, Oregon.
Joseph Schroeder OF Two Rivers left
last week for the Pacific coast. He will
return in few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Fitch of Washington u.
q. and her daughter Alice are visiting
Mrs. 81. F. Hubbard.
Miss Breedorn's brother whose sick
ness called her home last Saturday,
died before she reached him.
DIR. Ed. Houpen arrived home Oh Sun
day last from Chicago where he gradual
ed from the Northwestern Medical col
lege.
Captain Neville OF the Buffalo steamer
Moore, was the gnest OF Colonel Graham
one day last week. They were old army
comrades.
Charles Klrwan and Miss Mary Kelley
arrived home on Friday last from Osh
kosh, they having recently graduated
from the normal school at that place.
On Wednesday Mr.. w. Croll, Teachers
Amling and Hartmann, and Rev. Mach
miller left for Milwaukee to attend the
meeting of the Lutheran Synod there.
James Dempsey and Dan. Mangin left
on Monday night for Texas where they
will work for the Postal Telephone COM
pany. Ted Jorsch leaves to day for the
same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Killen of Appleton
were 10 the city on Sunday. Will thought
Manitowoc was furnishing free entertain
ment on that day. When he discovered
his mistake he went down to the slip and
dangled his legs from the dock all day.
occasionally quoting bit OF scripture.
The Chronicle is doing little kicking
over the work of the Two Rivers base
ball team.
DAN BLEsER is again out on the streets
just as if "nothlng didn't happen to him.
Dams recuperatlve powers are simply
wonderful
THE War Department has sent III an
approval of the plans for Main street
bridge and work on that structure will
soon be commenced.
Next Sunday being the Festival of st
John the Baptist, the Free Masons will
attend Divine Service at ST. James
Church at 80 p. m.
10 STAEHLE was Saengerfeet all by
himself on Sunday last. The crying of
little baby boy who arrived on Sunday
morning was the melody Joe enjoyed.
Mr.. Fl. Pfeuerflel, son OF Mr.. William
Pfeuerfiel of the south side, and Miss
Lena Shadeberg of Cato we're married on
Tuesday last, in the Lutheran parsonage.
HENRY WAGNER was arrested for
creating a disturbance on Saturday
night at Waiter Pellets, and was fin
ed IS and costs by Judge Cratic.
Col. GRAHAM says the city did not
make any great demands upon the
waterworks last Sunday. Another
beverage took the place of water that
day.
BILLY BREUER took the badge again at
the shoot of last Sunday. 1t may be
Just as we'll to let him have 1t "for good
and a." as he has 1t most of the time any
how.
CHARLEY FIGHTER put on his Irish
phlz on Monday morning and would con-
verse on no other topic but Maple Grove.
He wants TO 60 to the picnic there on the
4th.
INSANITY is on the increase not only in
this county but throughout the state. AT
the present rate of increase there will
soon be lack of facilities for the care of
the unfortunates.
A portion of the wall of the brick
building on Quay street owned by Mrs.
Williams, fell down on Thursday last.
An excavation was being made and the
wall was undermined.
VoLLENDoRF will play with the Mani
towocs when they meet the kaukaunas
next Sunday. The boys put up good
game at Green Bay last Sunday notwIth-
standing The handicap.
FRED SMALLEY who graduates from the
north side high school this year, has
made arrangements to attend the Mime
sofa State University in company with a
cousin, son OF L. j. Smalley.
HENRY HINRlCHs smashed two BICYCLES
on Sunday last. or to be more correct
ard accuracy is always required when
Henry is the subject of comment,-he
smashed one bicycle two times. The
city council will soon have to get an or
dinance out against Henry.
JOHN NovAK of Mishlcott lately
rented his farm, he and the lesser a
greeting that the person who went back
on the terms of the lease was to forfeit
$50 Novak interfered with the lessee
who had him arrested charged with