The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-05-11
personal.

day last.
Charles Salak Sen was in Milwaukee
on business this week.
Edward Hoyer of Chicago was in the
city few days last week
Reinhardt Rahr returned on Wednes-
day evening last from his business trip
to New York
Judge Kirwan left on Sunday for Ke
waunee where he will open term of
court ON Monday.
Richard Machmiller who is employed
on the Kewaune Enterprise was visiting
in the city on Monday,
Mr. Cheeseborough of Sheboygan came
up on his wheel last Sunday and spent
the day with j. A Rummele.
Floyd Westgate who has been attend
ing a medical college in Milwaukee is
home in Mishicott on vacation.
Mr. Clarence Smalley and family will
move to Milwaukee in the near future.
Mr. Bushnell has rented their house.
Charles Brady arrived home from
Madison last week Mr.. Brady earned
praise by the character of his work dur
ing the session of the Legislature.
Albert Zander who has been off doing
some special duty in connection with
postal matters, arrived home on Tuesday
and is back in his old position in the
postoffice.
Hugh Westgate who has been weigh
ing mail between Chicago and 1shpem-
ing for the past month returned on Sat
urday to resume his duties as teacher,
though weighing mail continues for fiji
teen days longer.
Doctors Fraser, Pritchard, Luhman,
Kemper and Mulholland We're in attend
ance at the session of of the State Medi-
cal Society at Oshkosh last week. The
meeting was very successful one, 1870
physicians being in attendance.
THERE will be an eclipse of the sun
May 2S.
The city assessors are now out doing
their work
AFTER July a daily mail will be run
between Taus and Menchalville.
JUDGE ANDERSON will deliver the
Decoration Day address at Kaukauna
this year
THE anti pass law will not be publish
ed until tomorrow Passes will not be
surrendered until compulsion is used
MAGNUS ERICKSON of this city who
was sent out from the Oshkosh asylum
on parole was recommitted on Friday
last by Judge Anderson.
James Savage of Manitowoc Rapids
was a caller at The Pilot Office on Tues
day. The old gentleman has had new
and unpleasant experience, having been
sick through the winter so that he was
not out for six months. Mr.. Savage's
manhood has been of the vigorous kind
which yielded to nothing and one can
hardly credit his being kept indoors.
MIR VIM. H. WIEBOLDT and Miss Lib
bic LIE Claire, both of this city We're mar
ried yesterday, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev Mr.. PeiL Mr.. Wieboldt
is clerk of the Municipal court and a
young man of sterling qualities. His
bride was formerly a resident of Two
Rivers They are the first couple to
whom marriage license was issued i'll
this county.
THE game warden or some other agen-
cy has put a stop to shooting from the
piers 1t is surprising how quickly the
ducks there gain confidence when not
molested. They will now allow per-
son to approach within 80 feet of them
They present pretty sight tossing on
the waves and preening themselves. The
gulls have begun to take their fight
northward
BERNARD WILKE of the town of
Mishicott died quite suddenly at Nesho-
to on Sunday morning. He had been
attending a wedding in that village and
went out to harness his horses prepare
tory to leaving for home. While tight
ening horse collar he had a stroke of
apoplexy and died soon after being tax
EN- to the house He was an industrious
and well-to-do farmer. He was broth
ef"of Henry Wilke of Two Rivers who
is trustee of the Insane asylum.
WILLIAM VENZLAFF was happy on
Tuesday morning. He is one of these
generous fellows who does not want to
keep good thing all TO himself but a
baby boy is something he could not share
with his friends. He compromised the
matter by buying suthin' good for his
friends The lad put in an appearance on
Monday night and Will began at once to
teach him to say Plano Will doesn't