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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
KELI.NER SVILLE

Mr.. Joseph Novy one Of the most
prominent residents Of the town Of Kos
suth died last Sunday night at the age
Of So years he is survived by a widow
and nine children interment took place
Mt St Josephs cemetery services by Rev.
f. Just.
Mr. NJ. Kellncr and his son Edward
were in Manitowoc last Tuesday.
VI Kellner &, Sons purchased team
Of horses from Sam Newman
Charles Cheney who was at Mantle
the past year i now at home.
The party which was held at the home
Of Joseph Augustine last Sundayin honor
Of his birthday is reported TO have been
q good Old time, the music was furnish
ad by Whlteaw Brass band and singing
bv Charlie j. Augustine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
REEDSVILLE.

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y.ptod tbarc hy bo,pe talent.
Tho robins black birds and meadow
I,rl,. b,vo returned So have IN. gie,.
T,bn ,,r1,ip Lark. redaoogue visited
nlr school Friday afternoon.
n, FoIo. +. kent busv dav and NIGHT
Those Times
Mrs G. f. Cary entertained few
lady friend. Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday wa. election day and the
beggar WAS rs GOOD n. the millionaire.
The following officer. were elected.
President f. f. Stelling
CIork Chas. Helm
Assessor August stone
Treasurer Gust. DIN.
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also wish to announce that they will
serve coffee and cake for 1Oc All are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Annie Lintner has returned from
Milwaukee
Mr.. j. j. Tikalsky and sister Marie,
and Mis- Mary Haiek We're at Mnitoawoc
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Falck and Chas.
Jensen and wife, Were among the guests
at the silver wedding celebration of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Frosch of Wayside last
Friday.
Mr. and Mr. A. f. Werner entertained
the officers Of the local camp of Modern
Woodmen last Tuesday evening. We
are informed that Dale Andrew acted
as toast master in most creditable
manner.
Gust Kruschiuski was a Reedsville
visitor last Saturday.
Paul Guttnan left for Milwaukee last
Saturday where he is attending the
Medical College
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spent the winter.
Several :. hools in the vicinity which
have closed for a few weeks on account
Of bad roads have again opened
DIED Joseph Stoel at his home Mar.
%, 1901 aged a years months ana !"
days
Again the gates Of Heaven have open
en- to admit middle aged man VINO
was vet in the bloom of life. He was
born in Germany in 1868 and at the age
of ten came 70 America and settled III
this town shortly after his arrival lie
was married in 1879 TO Miss Mary Coed
len and i. survived by her and ten child
rem. three boys and seven girls. Hle
parents. one brother and two sisters ais"
survive him. For the past two years ne
has been an invalid and his death was
due to heart failure and dropsy. lie
was loved and respected by all VIII"
knew him and friends and neighbor"
svmpathizc with the family in having
lost such Il father and husband and al
him to his last visiting
place ut the public cemetery IN Two
Rivers Sunday March 81.
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ST. wendell

Mrs. 0. Gaukel has left for her new
home at Attention.
Fred Sachse ST.. is still on the sick
list.
The Protestant school northeast OF
here commenced its Spring term Mon
dav.
The forty hours devotion at the
Catholic church at st. Wendell found
its ending last Tuesday evening, when
Father Mueller of Manitowoc gave the
closing sermon and benediction.
Today is IN exciting day for our
town candidates.
Judge Anderson was seen in our burg
last Thursday.
join Hetzel is erecting a new struc.
ture on his farm for the purpose of stor'
ing therein his farm machinery.
Mr.. Greves our Northwestern tele
graph operator has received call from
company's headquarters to Northern
Wis. His place here is taken by rep
resentative Of the company who's name
we are unable to state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
CATO.

Stephen Savage and sister, Of Silver
Lake are visiting here this week.
Mrs Mat Savage who has been visit
iug her daughter Mrs. +. II. tiehbe Of
Mauitowoc returned home Monday.
f. Pankratz and family who where
visiting here the past week left here
Tuesday
For the past three weeks Mr.. Arleigh
Peabody scenic artist of knowlton paint
ed scenery for our hall. There will be
five scenes in all, and Judging from
what we have already seen of his work
We can safely say that in workmanship
il viii exceed some of those III large
cities.
Under the management of Mr., Peabody
an entertainment will be given April :
which promises 70 be the event of the
season Dancing will be INDUCED III
after the entertainment.
The pupils of Cato school are enjoying
a week vacation
Anticipating demand for cheese
boxes w. + killen has his factory
now running night and day
Miss Luclla Robinson Of kaukauna l.
the guest Of Miss May Klllen this week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
GREENSTREET.

Mrs. Josephine BONN our beloved
mother died Tuesday morning Mar. 70
after a long illness. She is gone to hel
everlasting home, leaving husband and
four children, two sons and two daugh-
ters.
The Oldest is daughter Of sixteen and
the baby boy six years, besides an aged
mother.
Mrs BONN was the daughter Of Thos.
ynranek who has resided inGreenstreet
until his death Mar I 1890.
She was born July > 1861 Thefuneral
tool, nlace Friday at Francis Creek and
was largely attended.
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vacation with his parents at home.
Anton Sprader who has been very
sick for the last few weeks, is recovering
Credit must be given to the Timothy
correspondent because he stated the
truth by saying that Newton elected
good citizens to the county convention,
in fact they We're the incest looking men
in the whole convention.
The election Of last Tuesday was strict,
ly non-partisan. Although some of the
defeated candidates We're trying to firing
i politics as the basis of the spring cleo
ton yet the people did not appreciate
that very much and they voted their own
way.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
BRILLION.

Herman Ortlieb has removed to Pot
tiers where he will reside in the future.
Mrs. Reinke of Oshkosh mother of
Will Reinke. visited here this week,
Mr.. w. A. Baker transacted business
at ManitowoC.
Mrs. JAG. Jooss was at Appleton last
Wednesday.
Miss Amelia Tell celebrated her birth
day last Friday evening
Mrs. Frank Jones Of Manitowoc was
the guest of M and Mrs Q. c. Behnke.
Thee. Loose and Albert Belize of Pot
tiers were in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Loose was in town for the purpose of
making arrangements for his dance to be
held the l4th of April,
Last Sunday the examination of the
confirmation class Of the Ev Friedens
church was held
Miss Martha Koch has returned home
after three months stay in Chicago.
Ferd Buboltz will give dance at the
Kasson Hall on April u, 1901.
Chas. Koch returned from a business
trip to Milwaukee last Saturday.
Peter Rank is investigating busintrs
opening upnorth
Postmaster Werner has engaged Miss
Sarah Arus as assistantin the post-office
The Ladies' Society of the Evangelical
Friedens church will dispose Of their
quilts in the afternoon April y, at ? 0
clock. at the odd Fellows Hall, They
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
NIStiICOT.

Mr.. \ Drcw~ Is visiting friends in
Milwaukee
Me Plot returned last Monday from a
short visit t. LuNemhurg
Mis- Alma Halberg entertained par
~ Of her friends in honor Of her birth
dav on sunday
Frank Roullier has already taken pos
session If the Badger State House in
stead Of May Isl as mentioned last
week
LOUIS Shimck returned to Manitowo,
Monday after his stay here
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Chas Kirk is down from Escanaba
visiting with his parents. --
L. a. Busse Of RCedsville was in our
berg Thursday in the interest of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Jos. A. Vondrachek has purchased a
full set Of machinery from Ray frosch
for MS farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Bcattie have returned
from Amigo Monday where they We're
visiting with relatives.
one can hear nothing but election
nowadays
J. w. Stransky tarTied in Manitowoc
Thursday while Frank Schin'eck had
charge Of the station.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
KEEL.

Max Goeres, John Stoever, Rudolph
Graft and Hulda Krortag who are attend
ing the Normal in Oshkosh arrived here
Saturday to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs p. Daleiden celebrated her birth
day on Tuesday \ large number of
lldy friends called on her
Many Of the friends Of Chas Guetzlot
gathered at his home last Thursday
evening in honor of his birthday.
Our school is closed for a week on ac
count Of Easter.
The ladies card club that met last
Saturday evening, was well attended
and all report of having good time.
Mrs H. Fottling of Menasha visited
relatives here and in Ada.
Miss Mary Molling of Cedarburg spent
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. L, Weisler
Wm. Oelhof bought Jacob Racquet,
house on St Paul ST for $3.50.
T. McGrady from Kentucky will de
liver Social Democratic speech here
April 6,
George Zillmann of Thorp was here
on business
A dance will be held in Reseburg'
hall Easter Monnay, All are cordially
invited.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
COOPER STOWN.

NTr. Bnnziuo ~oIi his hotel and farm
to Denis Rhvu for the sum Of $1,000
Miss Minnie Casper of Racineis visit.
ing her mother.
Chas. PIant,kou has returned from
the north
The children Of Henry Ebiiug are
sick with scarlet fever.
Nose Alec purchased Il number Of
cows at Mr. John Hewitts auction and
intends to haul milk to the new cheese
factory.
Miss Mary Gocs,c has returned to
MauitOwuC.
John Bmtclmc shipped few car
load. Of cattle to- Chicago Tuesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
CiRIrlMS.

Judge Crate Of Manitnwoc was q
caller in our village Wednesday,
X. 5 Brown Of Oshkosh made the
boys happy by his presence here last
Wednesday.
Mrs John Hayden and Miss Kate
Munhall are visiting relatives ut Green
Bay this week.
Patsy Cayanaugh Of Maple Grove wa.
in our town one day last week taking
orders for ms scotch peas which he
guarantees to grow ON the Icdg"
Miss Nellie Lorrigau is visiting with
her sister at Forest Jet
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62Auzz10 7~-,

Carl Hillman of Rantoul transacted
business at this office this morning
Phil. Meyer and his wife and her sist-
er are now at Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ziegler were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Krehm of
Wavside last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Smith, who has been visit
ing with friends in the city for some
time, has returned to her home in Mil
waukee.
The annual meeting of the Brillion
Dairy Board Of Trade Will be held at
the City hail at } P. NJ, Friday April
y.
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TWO CREEKS.

OTTO Busch and son of this place left
on Monday for the Pacific coast to visit
friends IN the state of Washington.
Fred Kopcl will have charge Of his
store during his absence
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EAST WIN.

Mr. Frank Jackuette has returned
home from Medford Wis whore he
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NORTHERN.

Spring has set in with plenty Of nice
weather
Stanley Grctz is spending his Easter
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-04-04
House and Lot For Sale.

House and lot, together with stable to
be sold, call at 105 Huron street. Partic-
ulars given. Call reasonably. april.
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If woman is dressed to kill she is
a dangerous ass Ciate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24

avenue grounds. Address William
Swanstrom. GO Rose street.
The Rapid Runners defeated tho Fifth
Street Stars by score OF IL to 3. The
old team in the city. For games call Mt
sO3 Third street north. Minneapolis.
The Walter Nelson Colts, who have re-
Gently organized. would like to have a
the city for Sunday morning. Send all
challenges to ]. Mullen, No. SOC Cedar
street.
The high school baseball players at
Owatonna Saturday. the score being ~
to in favCr of Pillsbury. The Queen
City boys will again meet the Pillsbury
nine in this city May IL.
The st. James baseball team went to
Sleepy Eye last Saturday and crossed
bats with the team of that city, winning
by score of to 6. The boys speak
IN high terms of the hospitality extended
them by the people of Sleepy Eye.
The first game OF the season on Garlic
tons campus took place yesterday after
noon between Carleton and st. Olaf, and
resulted in victory for Carleton by i
score of IA to II. Allert's batting for
Carleton was the feature of the game.
The Metropolitan baseball team has re-
organized, and desires to arrange games
to be played on the Minnesota Transfer
grounds on Saturday afternoon of each
week. Address w. D. Wrigatman, Met
1opolitap Opera House. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis South Side and the
Central high school baseball teams will
meet M at Nqrthrop field Friday. April %,
at p. m. Hoover and Kersten will pitch
for the South Side, and Myrick will
catch; Bidlake and Getty will twirl for
the Centrals, and Howard will catch.
The White Lilies won an interesting
game from the Cyclones on tie greens
Layalley played a great game In the
held. Score: White Lilies, 8; Cyclones,
4 Batteries. Lilies. West, McGovern.
Treanor; Cyclones, SalYus George A
Albeit and Hugo Albeit.
The Logan schools first nine defeated
the North Side high school Saturday last
by a score of II to 16, in a fiye-inning
game. The batteries were: 1ody and
kerker Hoeffner and Nagle The Iogans
are ready to meet any fifteen or sixteen
Near-old team in the ST ate For games
address John F. Kerker 1917 Sixth street
North. Minneapolis.
The Plymouth Clothing House baseball
team mas organized for the season and
are ready to make arraNger ents with
any team in or out of town The team
VIII line up as follows: William Norris
left field; Hank Gehring. pitcher: Neal
Mctredrick, right field and captain; vii
liam Slater, Shortstop; A Gehring, first
6 5a! Eastman Duke, second base: George
Nc iu1te, center field: John Forrestey..
catcher; David Hodlick, third base. ]
r. Pringle, of the Plymouth Clothing
House, will manage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24
No CLUB 70 THE BANDITS
TRAIN ROBBERS HAVE
APPARENTLY MADE GOOD
THEIR ESCAPE
BOOTY SECURED was SMALL
Wells-FargO Agent States That the
Robbers Got Less Than $500
as Reward for Their Des-
perate Exploit.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 2S-Detectives
nave been working all day at the scena
OF the daring train robbery on the Cshoc
taW Oklahoma & Gulf railroad near Iron
Mountain Crossing, Ark but no arrests
nave been made. 1t Is stated by an Of
nclal OF the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany that the bandits secured less than
$500.
1t is suspected that the men who per-
petrated the robbery were in NeAmnbis
last night short time before the west
pound train over the Kansas City. Fort
scott d Memphis left the Calhoun street
station at $50 o'clock last night. two
men approached the ticket Window and
asked for tickets to Bridge Junction
IlcKet Agent Coltart and Night Agent
washington were on duty at the time.
1hey declined to sell them tickets to that
place, as no trains stop there The men
insisted ON buying tickets both ennear-
ing nerVously anxious to board the OUT
gong kansas City train Thew stated
that tickets were wanted for several ner
sons 70
Inc supposition is that the robbery was
Planned to take place at Bridge Juno
tloh, ana the robbers were the men who
wanted tickets to that point last night.
Ghear purpose being to go to Bridge
junction on the Kansas CITY $50 train
and wait for the coming of the Ctbactow
express, which reaches Bridge J,,nctioY,
about 1908 a. m.
General Agent Longacre, of the Wells
Fargo EXPRESS company, who went to
t1ullpert, near the scene of the robbery.
on the first outgoing train this morning
returned this afternoon. He said thai
every effort was being made to appre
helfo the bandits; that private detectives
ana special agents Of the railroad and
Tue express company were engaged on
one case. owing to the bottoms being
oVeffowed, he does not think the HOOD.
mounds Will be able to trail the rob
bers
Ihe Wells-Fargo Express company has
a standing reward which will apply in
TINS case. Mr. Longacre thinks the roh-
oery was the work Of seven men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24
BREvITIEs BY WIRE.

Rome-It Is understood here that Mgr
FRANCHISE Tarnassi, the present Nuncio
at The Hague has been selected as apos-
tclic delegate to thesUnited States.
Asheville, O.-Mrs. Frank Irwin and
three children, while attempting to cross
foot log which spans Little Walnut
creek. fell into the stream. One child
was drowned.
Genoa-The premier, signor ZanardelH
has telegraphed the strikers here that he
Won, would arbitrate their IT,, differences with
Upon tho receipt Of this communication
the ship owners also wired Signor Fan
ardeln asking him to arbitrate the mat
ter.
ST. Petersburg Bertilieff, now
commanding the Russian fleet in Spanish
waters, has received the grand Gordon
of the Spanish. Order of Merto Naval. 1t
is said that Admiral Bertaieft will be
replaced by Admiral Krueger who is
now at the head of the cadet corps.
Partisan anti-ministerial newspaper
reports that the papel nuncio to Paris,
Mgr. Lorenzellf, will not return to PfaEis
until further orders No confirmation OF
this news could be obtained at the nun
clos residence.
New Yor6-Girou Bittavacolou and
Fracesca Spinnella, who were arrested IN
Yonkers, charged with burying a baby
alive In a lonesome spot near the New
York Central tracks at Hastings were
which meets on May 5. The prisoners
refused today to discuss the case but
declared they were not the parents Of
the child.
Lexington. Ky-Attorney- w. o. Mich
olas, who Friday shot and killed Owen
Bradley, q we1I-knowr horse owner and
trainer, was acquitted on examining trial
Armed. Bradley searched the city six
hours for Nichols. woman. over whom
tho trouble arose. secretly warned Mich
olas by note. He was prepared, and Sc
cured the first shot when they finally
met in saloon.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Application for let
ter Of appointment as ancillary admins
traitor of the estate of G. F. Gilman, the
millionaire tea merchant. will soon be
made by officers of the Bridgeport Trust
company in twenty-six states. IhlS &C
ton is necessary because OF the fact that
trustee of the Gilman estate appointed
by the probate court of Bridgeport, has
no Jurisdiction over the 1S5 tea stores
about the country
North Platte, Neb.-Harry Rice, city
marshal and president Of the board of
education. went to the cemetery, took
poison and died on his wtfe's grave. He
was an old-time railroad man, fifty years
old and had held positions Of response
bility with the Union Pacific. He had
been drinking hard recently, and this Is
the only known reason for the act.
ST. Johns, N. F.-The Terra Nueva, the
largest of the sealing fleet, with 10000
seals, the heaviest similar cargo ever re-
ceived here. has arrived. She was i'm
prisoned in the ice while on her way
here. She reports the steamer Barley
has been imprisoned for month, and
is not yet clear.
Lisbon, O.-The two large sewer pipe
plants here, owned by the United States
Clay Manufacturing company, will pass
into the control of the American Sewer
Pine company The price is said to be
near half a million dollars. The compile
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-24
SUNSHINE WIS WELCOME
SOILS GENIAL RAYS MADE RYAN'S
MEN FEEL LIKE WORK
ING
POP" THOMAS JOINS TEAM
ZeigIer at Third and Holmes Re
hind the Bat Are Doing
Some Excellent
work.

Yesterdays practice proved most bene-
fetal to Manager RyanS men. The sun
poured its rays down on Lexington all
day Ions and the warm air, really the
first that the men have enjoyed. put life
into them and made them feel like work
ing. Good, hard practice was INDUCED
in both morning and afternoon. Ryan
did not report for work and the men
We're in charge of Capt. Werden.
Pop" Thomas blew in from st. Louis
on d late train Monday and put in yester-
day Thomas reports from st. Louis that
he was getting into shape there are borne
out by his looks. He is as brown as
nut and says that he is hard and fit.
Ryan is after billiard. who played last
year III st. Louis and Chicago, and who
is now. on COmislleys pay roll 1t is said
that Comiskey is willing to let him go,
and James is using every endeavor just
now to see that Connie lets him go
III the right direction.
Zeigler is making a better impression
every day in his work at third base
The eX-Phladelphia man is covering the
bag like a veteran and his throwing to
the bases is the kind that wins. lie has
made a hit with Werden and Mackey's
departure is not regretted.
Holmes is showing good form in his
practice behind the bat He is rounding
tc nicely ana his throwing to second is
perfection. 1t begins TO look as though
he VIII be the man to relieve Wilson.
Higgins, Williams and Cassaboine. are
all doing good work. If they get on
with the stick as well as they do i'll the
field there Is no question but what they
win do