The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-04-27
personal.

Mrs, Horel Nelson is visiting friends
in Chicago
Mrs. Emery has returned after an alb
sence of several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stolz are visiting
in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boehm left for
Waukegan, Ill. on Monday last.
Charles Meisner of Mishicott will leave
Nav s, for Antwerp, Germany. Hewlll
be absent three months.
Mr.. Walter Blair and Mr.. Richard
Burke of Watertown We're in the city a
couple of days last week.
Fred Schwalbe of Eaton was in the city
on Tuesday. He has been home from
Washington for some weeks.
julie Nelson returned on Tuesday from
a hunting trip in the marshes OF WINNIE
bago county. He bagged 60 ducks.
Mrs, Hinrichs and her daughter Anita
were in Milwaukee last week to hear the
celebrated German actor Somewhat.
Supt C. F. Viebahn of Watertown
was in the city on Saturday last 1t Is
some wears since Mr.. Viebahn was here.
Rev. Mr.. Bossard of La Crosse was IN
the city on Thursday to conduct the fun
oral services of his friend Albert Land
reth.
! J. Nagle of Milwaukee, the con-
tractor, was in the city on Monday. lie
had inst returned from Cleveland where
he had spent few days on business
John P Watt was in the city on Thurs
dav. 1t is the first time Mr.. Watt has
been in the city since last October when
he was stricken with sickness he had
TO remain in bed four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes OF Amigo
were in the city on Thursday last Mr.
Hayes is railway engineer and comes
from Meme. a town which furnished a
number of locomotive engineers.
Mort Dalano leaves this week for Grip
nile Creek where he will enter the EN-
plovment of James Alan, his uncle, VINO
is superintendent of mine A farewell
party was given in his honor at George
Hall on Saturday evening last.
w. H. Killen of Appleton the able
agent of the Wisconsin Central was IN
the city on Tuesday. AS usual VIII had
a hen on the nest" The outcome OF his
visit will be news of the most pleasant
character to Manitowoc people when the
time comes to make it public.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Meyer of Grand
Rapids, Minnesota, and their two sons
are spending the week in the city. They
came here to be present at the golden
wedding Of Mr.. Meyers parents Mr..
Never is engaged in the mercantile busl-
ness in Minnesota. He was formerly a
Manitowoc county boy,
C. w. ROBERTS has purchased the in
terest of H. G. Olson in The Manitowoc
Citizen and now has a two-thirds inter
est in the paper. Mr. Roberts was form
erly of Racine and came here some months
ago Mr. Olson was formerly proprietor
of The ST, Nazians Weekly which was
merged with The Citizen
ASSEMBLYMAN GAGNON voted in IA
vor of prohibiting spring shooting OF
ducks in the state. Assemblyman Will
lot voted the other way. 30" made d
mistake. The poor birds should not be
harassed when they are preparing to nest
and when their flesh is 50 fishy that they
are more fish than fowl
LOUIS ZOLINsKY, proprietor of the
Golden Eagle store, disposed of his stock
to B. Heinemann of Wausau last Friday.
Mr. Heinemann is president of the Ma
tional German-American Bank. The
stock is to be closed out and Mr.. Zolinsky
will act as agent of Mr.. Heinemann
while this is being done.
THE Manitowoc Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company is now putting its earn
ings out on interest This will still fur
Their swell its income and place it on a
substantial basis With good luck for a
couple of years more, those who failed to
give it support will be willing to profit
by what others have done But that is
the way of the world
THE Board of Health was organized
last week by the election of August Pohl
as president n Windingstad, secretary,
and DIR. w. G. Kemper,, health officer
An inspection of back yards will be made
by the first of next month The ordin-
ance regarding cleanliness will be strict
ly enforced 1t will be well to get things
in order prior to the visit of the health
officer
MAYOR RAHR received letter last
Thursday from f. A bennett saying it
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