The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-03-15
Personal.

john NlCI lbiiel Vi IettCliC was NiSAu-
ing in the city last week.
c. R. Doe the elevator builder, arriv--
ed in the city on Monday last
Riley Olson of Clarks Mills was a call
er at The Pilot otIice Oh Tuesday.
DR. Kittleson of Stoughton is in the
city. He will soon leave for Cape Nome,
Alaska
John p Watt of Maple Grove was III
the city ON Friday looking as vigorous
as Greek god.
Aaron Torrison returned this week
from Chicago where he spent couple
of weeks looking at water running up
hill in the Chicago river.
w H. Phipps of Hudson and James
and George Phipps of st. Paul, We're in
the city this week having been called
here by the death of their mother.
Max Rahr who has been east for
couple of months in the interests OF the
VIM. Rahr Sons company arrived home
on Tuesday night having had very prof
liable business trip.
Miss Olson, manager of Torrison s
millinery department returned on Thurs
day last from visit of two weeks to
Chicago where she was making study
of the latest in her line OF business.
James Savage of Manitowoc Rapids
was caller at The Pilot Office on Tues
day He is still the same vigorous UNI
compromising Irishman he always was
and regrets that the Beers are in the
shadow of defeat.
Mr.. Rhode of Mishicott, whose mill
was destroyed by fire few weeks ago,
was in the city on Friday He intends
to rebuild, but probably not on the old
site. as timber is becoming scarce along
the Mishicott river
Henry Hamilton was in the city on
Tuesday. He came down to see some
one on unimportant business. The boy
is actually planning already for next
falls hunt He should be sent out with
some one who has gun that isn't load
ed.
NJ. H. Murphy is in Jersey City this
week attending the stockholders meet
ing of the American School Furniture
COMPANY to which the plant of the Seat
ing company OF this city belongs. 1t is
Just one year since the transfer was
made
John Mcfarland of Racine was in the
city portion of last week and this
John is a good fellow and every one
likes him here They like him too well
and his social qualities are such that
people can't work when he's around A
vigilance committee waited upon him
on Tuesday and told him that Mantle
voc is now thriving city having heaps |
of business which needed constant at !
tention with which he was seriously in
terfering, and intimtted that if he want |
ed a souvenir he could take Roberts of
the Citizen with him. John left and
the city has returned to its normal con-
dition
w NJ hAHh Has IOulltt tlldtu tHC pics ilC
purchased for his new malt house are
not of sufficient length There is such
vast deposit of loose material at that
place that piles 40 feet long will be re-
quired. The piles he has he will drive
one above another.
PIERRE BURT received severe fall |
ON his door steps on Sunday morning.
The back of his head struck on the steps
and Jared the spinal cord so hard that
for time paralysis resulted He was
also unconscious for some time He was
able to be about on Monday but felt very
sore.
THE postotfice department has issued
calendars for use in the postoffices. This
is to make unnecessary the posting of |
calendars which contain advertisements,
in postoffices No advertisements are
permitted in postoffices and calendars
being almost necessity, the department |
furnishes them.
THE following appointments of stew
ards have been made for season of 1900.
Columbus, M. J. Collins; Virginia E.
F. Hobert; Georgia, c. B. Hamilton; In
diana, T. W. Johnston; Iowa, Chas.
Pinsoneault; Atlanta, w. j. Reardon;
Racine, Gavin Watson; Sheboygan,
Chas McKaig; Chicago,
CAPTAIN SHINES Of the Goodrich
Company is about town these days
while his boat is being scrubbed and