The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-02-22
The Nlamitoauoe pilot.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY22 1900.

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Miss TRUMAN entertains on Wednes-
day and Saturday of this week.
MRS. LANDRETH arrived home from
the south on Wednesday evening.
SHERIFF LEHRMAN was in Chicago
on Monday but not on official business
Mrs. FRANK MILLER entertained
number of her friends on Monday after
noon.
Mrs. RUMMELE entertained number
of her friends on Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Mrs. SEIPEL, one of the early settlers
of Meme, died on Monday last She
was quite advanced IL years.
AUGUST GEESE of Cato had a paraly-
tic stroke on Tuesday night He is d
man so years old and his recovery is
considered doubtful.
Mrs. THEODORE J0RsCH of this city
died on Tuesday aged go years. She
was born in Posen, Germany. The flu
neral will take place on Saturday
Mrs. MURPHY entertains the mem
bers OF the Ladies Clubs on Thursday af-
ternoon Toasts are to be given by Miss
Mary Nelson, Miss Goetch and Mrs An
derson.
Mr. AND Mrs. FRED VOLLENDORF,
residing on Fifteenth street were sur-
prised on Tuesday evening last by
hard times" party. A most enjoyable
time was had.
Miss EMMA ENGELBRECHT celebrated
her birthday on Tuesday evening by
entertaining a number of her friends
The evening was spent in playing cinch
Refreshments were served.
MR AND Mrs. OLE HANSON of Oslo
celebrated the 25th anniversary Of their
marriage ON Saturday evening last.
About 10 guests were present. Many
beautiful gifts were received.
THE republican state convention to
elect delegates to the national conven-
ton will be held April %. The First
assembly district of Manitowoc county
is entitled to 10 delegates and the Second
to Z.
CAPTAIN O. HANSON has sold his
schooner Hattie HUT TO Captain Erick-
SON and has purchased another, the
Wingy Wing. This is about the same
size as the HUT but is a speedier boat.
CAPTAIN Hanson wants the best there is.
A LITTLE advertising goes long way
if properly managed The Manitowoc
Mailing Co. advertised last week for
piles. On Tuesday 60 farmers We're in
with loads The Company had then to
advertise to stop the business, OF course
good price was paid.
FOLLOWING is list of marriage licen-
ses issued by County Clerk Zander dur
ing the week Louis Creole and EN-
ma Kansier, both of Newton. Joseph
A. Weber and Luetta c. Topic, both of
Manitowoc. Joseph Heyduk of Racine
and Rosa Hejda, Manitowoc.
JUDGE CRATE claims to have stopped
runaway team yesterday. He declines
to give particulars and to every query
as to details would reply that there
We're two hogs in the wagon, dead
ones" No other person in the neigh
borhood is aware of the feat on which
the judge plumes himself
A YOUNG man named Zoralski was at
tending a ball in the Seventh ward or
Sunday night, but set out with a com
panion for some other place of amuse
ment He was found Monday morning
near the railroad track 50 benumbed
with cold that it required considerable
effort to resuscitate him. As it is he is
badly frost bitten,
AT THE Millinery Social held in the
reception room of the Catholic school in
this city there was contest in hat
trimming the gentlemen doing the work.
Joseph Kucera took first prize in this
contest. Mrs Simon procured the hats
which were trim ed by these experts
and they are now on exhibition in the
windows of her millinery store.
ANEW LINE FOR MANITOWOC.