The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-08-17

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steamer Noordland for Antwerp, These
two have long been identified with the
city's life and they have many friends
who will wish them bon voyage.
John DELPHI, the Wisconsin Central 5
field civil engineer was here last week
laying out the spur for the brickvard of
the Manitowoc Clay Company. 1t will
start from within the cut and run down
the valley. A side track will be put in
starting from the lower end OF the spur
and on this cars will be loaded
Louis Schuette, VIM. Jackson, Urban
Gagnon, George Schuette, VIM. Schroe-
der and Carl Hanson left ON Saturday ON
the naphtha launch for trip to Green
Bay aud up the Fox river. John, Old
Neptunes favorite left Monday to join
the party at Appleton and they will go
to Oshkosh to be present at the yacht
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Cary of Prosser
Washington are visiting in the city. Mr.
Cary had position some years ago with
the c. q n w in this city and later
with the F. & p M He went west to
work for the Northern Pacific. He was
very much astonished at the improve
ments Manitowoc has made since his
leaving.
FRANK MULvANEY has put his claim
for a smashed bicycle into the hands of
an attorney for collection. He was run
into by couple of horsemen some weeks
ago and narrowly escaped serious bodily
injury His wheel was broken and he
wants pay for it.
CHARLES BACH, who is employed in
the machine shop of the Goodrich com
pany in this city, was arrested for steal
ing certain articles from the shop He
was fined s. which with costs footed up
to Sl52S His fellow employees Clipped
in and raised the money for him.
GRANDMk BAETz of Two Rivers cele
brated the 93rd anniversary of her birth
on Thursday last She is the mother of
ex-state Treasurer Baetz of Milwaukee
and Andrew Baetz of Two Rivers with
whom she lives She is yet active and
gives personal attention to her Hover
garden. 1t is the custom of her children
and grand children to visit the old lady
on the anniversary of her birth
WHILE Frank Guyles was walking
along the sidewalk on Tuesday, n dog
came trotting along. Without any hos
tile demonstration he made a grab at
Frank leg but fortunately did not seize
the flesh. He took with him Il portion
of the leg of the pants He did not stop
to renew the attack and before Frank
realized what had been done the dog was
ont of reach. Probably the dog was mad
Frank was strongly inclined to be so
THE dog show management disap-
pointed many children who wanted to
see the "bow-wow in parade ON Mon
day Indeed people not children showed
chagrin which they did not care to ex-
press.
The trouble was the parade did not
come to the north side at all 1t should
be deemed courtesy rather than slight,
because if there is anything of which we
have in degree exceeding genteel suf-
ficiency at the north side, it is dogs.
REMNANT BAUER AND WIFE of New
ton We're both quite seriously injured
near Silver Lake ON Sunday last. They
had attended church there and had start
ed for home with the team. The horses
took fright at something and started to
run They collided with vehicle in
advance and Mr. and Mrs. Bauer We're
thrown out. He had one arm broken and
one of his legs bruised. Mrs Bauer was
so seriously injured that she could not be
taken home and she is being cared for at
the convent.
CHICKERaIING LoDGENo -, IO O. F.
purchased from DIR. Henry the property
on the corner of Chicago and Eighth
street being 50 100 feet. paying 81 $50
for it. 1t is the purpose of the Lodge to
put up "a fine building on the site and
rent the lower floor for business pur.
poses, using an upper story for a lodge
room The Lodge is in excellent finan-
cial condition. Some years ago it pur-
chased some property on York street
which has increased considerably in val
ne This has been sold TO G. H. Frazier
and will be used by C. H. q W. Frazier
as warehouse for their furniture.
What's the matter. old mani Been
losing on v'heat?' No, not that forgot
to take Rocky Mountain Tea last night
Wife said I'd be sick to-day F G. Buer-