The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-04-19
The zMamito,uoc Pilot
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1900.


PERRY SMITH is again able to be on
after four-weeks illness.
THERE was an Easter dance at thu
West Side hall last Sunday.
A few stores and shops closed in thu
afternoon of Easter Monday.
Mrs BREUER, widow of Herman
Breuer, died Tuesday morning.
MONDAY andTuesday prcTided all kinds
Of April weather except sunshine.
JAMES L. BROOKS has appeared witt
brand new span of driving horses
THE rain of Saturday night was the
first real good spring rain we have had
VERNON the hypnotist is filling o
weeks engagement at the Opera House
TIE Ruskin club had no meeting on
Monday, only three members being pres
ent.
THE Northside schools closed Monday
afternoon on account Of its being Easter
Monday.
THE Knights Of MaGcabees gave a
banquet in their lodge rooms last FIJI
day evening.
THE eth ward policeman, Peter Gar
mix. celebrated his forty eighth birthday
on Saturday.
WORK has been commenced on the
extension Of the Reiss Coal Co.'S docks
on the lake front.
THE storm Saturday night interfered
somewhat with the attendance at the
republican caucuses
GEORGE BROWN opened his new
bowling-alley at his place at Brown
Corners last Sunday.
THE Indiana is nearly ready for her
seasons run. She will leave on her first
trip within few days
DIR. ALBERT WITS, who recently com
pleted his course at dental college, in
tends to locate at Wausau.
THE Hanson Wagon WORKS shipped q
carload Of heavy wagons 20 Marinette
over the Central last Saturday.
SAM NEWMAN received some more
horses On Thursday last. Manitowoc
seems to be n good horse market
THE bowling match arranged for last
Saturday between Manitowoc and She
boygan teams was postponed one week.
THE Office Of the Adams Coal Co. will
be moved about the end Of This month
TO the place recently vacated by {. w.
Giffey.
THE knights Of Pythias ball is to be
held q week from tonight The ar
rangements being made by the commit
tees are very elaborate.
HENRY NIENABER has decided to re-
tain his position with the Adams Coal
Co. instead of accepting the one offered
by the Seating Works.
Mrs FRANK FREY died on Tuesday
morning Of pneumonia. She leaves two
small children that are being cared for
by the Ladies' Aid Society
THE ladies aid society of the Method
ist church held II sale and supper yester-
day afternoon and evening in the store
recently vacated by G. w. Gifley,
THE weather on Easter Sunday, con
trary 10 all precedents, was warm and
pleasant and afforded the feminine pious
an opportunity of displaying Easter mil
linery
THE flags on the boats of the Wilson
fleet were Mt half mast on Monday in
honor of the late Captain Wilson whose
funeral occurred ut Cleveland on that
day.
THERE is "A movement on foot 10 place
all the posts inside the curb stone on the
streets that are to he paved, but it is
being strongly opposed by the property
holders
THE Islander case Of Schmidt VS. Reich.
ert, removed from this county to She
boygan on change of venue, is being
tried there. The case attracts crowds
of spectators.
FRIDAY evening May It'll, has been
fixed as the date for the debate between
the North Side High School and the Ry-
an High School of Appleton. Il will he
held in this city.
ADoLrH RECHCYGL surviving part
ncr Of the firm of Rechcvgl Il Marcsh,
disposed Of his stool; OF clothing and fur.
nishinR goods last week and closed M
the business,
GEORGE Hull of Amigo has purchas.
ed the Amigo journal He will make
ita straight democratic paper George
many Manitowoc friends will watch hi,
venture with interest
OSCAR G. BEIINIlE and Miss Martha
Raschkc Of Brillion were married there