The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-03
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1900.
Mrs T w. GRAY is quite i'll.

March didn't.
srLAs GILES is back at his post after
several weeks rest
THE f,st ward school will close this
wear on June 22nd.
THE Main street bridge received sew
eral new planks last Saturday
John w. BARNES is confined to the
house by an attack of erysipelas.
MRS. ANNA LANDRETH entertained
an afternoon company on Friday.
HERMAN LOBE, the well known butch
or was taken seriously i'll on Friday
THE reserved seat sale for the FREEZER
Saengerbund concert opened Monday
RAHR's book bear appeared this yea
AT the correct season for book, May LIST.
THE Manitowoc Land q Salt co. are
rebuilding and charging their coal docks
BISHOP GRAFTON of Fond du Lac
preached at st. James church Sunday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. NJ. RICHTER cele-
brated their golden wedding last Mon
day.
RICHARDS & PRINGLE'S Colored Min
etrcIs appeared at Turner Hall Sunday
evening.
MANY Of the business houses in town
signalized Dewey Day, May LIST, by fly
ing flags
THE first ward high school pupils have
Organized base ball team and are now
hard at work practicing.
Judge George Clementson OF Lancast-
or and c. H. WEIGH, his court reporter
reached the city Tuesday evening
THE concrete work on the Manitowoc
Mailing Co. i elevator is now completed
and the stone work has been begun.
BILL COOPER is now out Of the hotel
business He turned over the Silver
Lake Hotel 10 his successor on Tuesday.
r. SMITH Of Port Washington has
sold his residence property ON North 9Th
street IN this city to Miss Anna Rech-
cygL
THE wedding Of Miss Mary OBrien
Of Maple Grove and Mr.. Daniel Sheehy
Of Franklin occurred at Recdsville last
week
] 4. WEBER, state organizer OF the
Woodworkers' union, made addresses 10
the Two Rivers union Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Mr. HANS BAUER, the chemist ut the
Rahr brewery expects visit from ms
father, who will probably arrive the lat
ter part Of June.
A NUMBER Of Manitowoc people are
going to Milwaukee next Monday to
hear Irving and Terry in The Mer-
chant Of Venice.
THE steamer Hiawatha, the first coal
or at the Central docks, arrived Thurs
day morning and began to discharge her
cargo Immediately.
ROpERT CLusEN has sold his residence
property on North It'll street TO his sis
ter and moved to Milwaukee, where he
will reside hereafter.
JOSEPH REHRAUER, an early settler
In this county, died at his home IN Mishi-
colt Monday Mt the age Of 81. His wife
died only few weeks ago,
X. WASHER of the town of Eaton was
adjudged insane In connty court Satur.
day. and taken by the sheriff to tn"
Northern Hospital at WinnebagO.
THE work Of improving North 18th st.
from Huron St. TO New York Ave. has
been commenced IT will be graded,
gravclled and supplied with curbs.
DAN HERZOG who was injured in the
Northwestern yards some weeks ago, Is
MP and around again, but the doctor
states that his arm will remain stiff.
A FREIGHT car loaded with oats was
deraled ut elevator b on Monday morn
ing and IL took the wrecking crew an
entire day to put 1t back on the track.
THE TIeyday club viii have their an
nualbanqnet on May 9TH in George Hall
Mcssrs George Wits Fred Rorchcrdt
and I'd Bradl constitute the arrange
mcnts committee
GEORGE e HUME Of Chiffon. brother
Of w. A Hume Of the Chiffon Times.
was one Of the successful candidates for
admission 70 the bar at the recent exam
inatim held IN Milwaukee.
WHILE Max Iahr was ut Boston on
his recent cattcru trip he had an oppor-
tunity Of going all through Dewey =
flagship the Olympia which was living
nj the Charlostown navy yard
MIR AND MRs HART who last sum.
lncr conducted a hotel ~ Charlevoix.
Mich. and who have recently been man.
aging winter hotel IN Florida have
tagcn charge of NJ H. Dempsey cafe,
the National
THE Knights Of Pythias party last
Thursday was highly successful The