The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-10-19

were married yesterday morning.
VIC KLINGHoLZ had an opening
last Saturday at Misplace on Washington
St
THE 10th street bridge tender is being
provided with new house at the south
end of the bridge.
Mss TILE PULz entertained mum
Der of her friends on Sunday last, it be-
ing the anniversary of her birth.
The work of improving Richmond St
between Michigan and New York ave
nues is to be completed this fall.
Mr.. P. P. SMITH has followed the pro-
cession and has put in a cement sidewalk
along his property on Sixth street
Mr.. w. CRoLL, SEN, of Park street
who has been seriously i'll for almost a
year, is doing quite well at present.
THERE was no quorum at the meeting
of the city council Monday evening, and
the board adjourned to Wednesday.
THE North Side High School closed
Tuesday afternoon to allow the students
to attend the funeral of Aurelius Hen
erickson.
A VERY pleasant reception was given
the Rev. Walter Johnston. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richards on Tues
day evening.
THE Toledo House on York street has
been much improved by the addition of
a third story. The work of enlarging is
now almost complete.
REV. X. MACHMUELLER has taken
charge of class in the Lutheran School
until a new teacher in place of Mr.. AMI
ing has been secured.
QUITE large number of farmers
We're III the city ON Saturday. They
pronounced the roads quite good not
withstanding the rain
WENzEL KAzDA who for some years
has been at the State Hospital in Men
dota in an important position, has again
taken up his residence in Manitowoc.
THE Herald-Press Publishing Co. have
elected officers as follows: H. G. Kress,
president Horal Nelson vice president;
VIM. Brandt, secretary and treasurer
THE north side high school will cross
kicks with the foot ball team of the Mari
netTe high school next Saturday. The
game will take place at the ball grounds.
HIGH prices will soon prevail in every
thing. Clothing has not advanced vet
to any great extent, but it is announced
that prices will soon go up and consider
ably too
THE Klondike Bill story which appear
ed in The Pilot some weeks ago with
local accompaniment as an advertise
ment' is having quite q run in papers of
the state
Mr. j. PIEL of South Sheboygan has
been called to take charge of the first
class in the Lutheran school. The mat
ter will be laid before that congregation
this evening.
The fog horn has had glorious time
OF 1T this year. 1t found great big
chunk OF the prosperity which has been
going about and has had pretty steady
employment.
kUEHNEMANN, the former Manitowoc
man who attempted to kill his wife at
Sheboygan last March was sentenced bv
Judge kirwan on Thursday to 10 years
in state prison.
JUDGE CRATE claims that the copper
mining company in Wyoming in which
he and several other Manitowoc people
are interested is bound to be heavy
dividend payer
BILL Torrison has gone into live.
stock. He has a little black and white
horse and a big black and white dog SO
nearly matched in size that he is going
TO drive them tandem
THE Passion Play from Oberammer
gan was presented at Turner Hall last
week by means of a vitascope, kineto-
scope, cinematograph or some such in
strument Those who attended report
the pictures as quite good.
THE excursion to Valders given bv
the St Paul's Norwegian congregation
last Sunday was very successful, nearly
300 persons making the trip. The oc.
casion was the laying the corner stone
of new church.
TUESDAY morning, w Amling. prin
cipal of the Lutheran school, left Will
his family TO accept similar position il
Milwaukee. Monday evening a recep
ton was held III his honor by his forme,
choir, each bidding him ''goodby' an,
wishing him success in his new position
LOCAL news is desperately scarce thi
week. No sooner does the editor turl
things over TO amateurs and take tn th