The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-28
BRIEF JOTTINGS OF LATE NEWS
Interesting Items of City and County
DOiags of Past Two Days.

S.sse delDke, VI tHlS Guy, lS seifiHs
on the Federal Grand Jury which is
now In session in Milwaukee.
The VIM. Owen Co. appeared here Tues
day evening in the School for Scandal
and gave one Of the best performances
Of many years.
The marriage of Miss Theresa Wallo
and julie Neumann, we'll known Two
Rivers young people, was celebrated
Tuesday. The couple will reside at
Two Rivers.
DIR. Joseph Mcmahon, son of Clerk of
Court P. j. Mcmahon, is one of the
graduates of the class of 1908 at the
Milwaukee College of Physicians and
Surgeons. The exercises take place this
week and friends here will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Becker, well
known and highly respected residents
at Two Rivers, Monday celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary. Friends
in this city extend congratulations.
Dates for the annual encampment Of
the Wisconsin National Guard at Camp
Douglas have been announced The
Second Regiment of which Co. II, of
this city. is part, will go into camp
July %, for ten days.
One Of the largest sales of cattle made
in the county in many a day was closed
Wednesday, Ira Boyer, of Mishicot
delivering to John PITT, the York street
butcher, 10 head of choice cattle, com
bined weight nearly 25. 600 lbs. The sale
involved about 5000.
Two Rivers has set an example foi
Manitowoc by subscribing sl5, 900 to the
stock of factory concern at Cincinnati
Ohio, which will locate at Two Rivers
The plant will occupy the old chair fac
tory and will employ 100 people in the
manufacture of advertising novelties
Mis-. Joseph Brockhoff, of Kossuth
who was released from the Northern
Hospital for Insane Mt Oshkosh nearly
year ago, has been returned to the insti
tuition on the petition OF her family
The woman was thought to have beer
benefited by the treatment but latel.
has exhibited signs of insanity again.
A lightning bolt. shortly before moor
Wednesday, struck the residence OF Cal
vim Cary on North Fifth street, but for
tunately lightning rod distributed an'
grounded the bolt and no damage wa
done. The occupants of the house ex
perienced Il shock that under othe
conditions would undoubtedly hav
proved fatal.
A sad affliction has come to Mr., ant
Mrs. F.Shafer, of Branch, their daughter
Miss Julia, having suffered derangemen
of the mind The girl, who is sixtee
years of age, has been acting strangel
for some time and Wednesday wa
adjudged insane and committed to tn
Northern Hospital at Oshkosh for treat
ment.
The M. ID. Wells Shoe Co., of Chica
90, is seeking change Of location an
business men of this city are cor
sidering the advisability Of making
bid for the plant. The company ell
ploys 500 people ard would be notabl
acquisition to the city's manufacturin
industries,
Frank Kaufman. Frank Vodra an
Frank Weise, of Two Rivers, attende
the annual tournament of the Wiscor
sin League of Gun Clubs at Tomah tn
week. Kaufman secured fourth hone
Tuesday with a score of .32 out OF
possible i5O.
The marriage of Miss Rose Soukup
Emil Wilda was solemnized ut Melni
yesterday and was "A large wedding
Both young people are widely know
and have many friends throughout tn
county who will wish them Il Ions
prosperous life.
The home of Richard Todl, Washing
ton street, has been doubly bereaved b
the death OF the infant daughter an
the mother Of the family this weel
The child, born week ago, lived br
two days and last evening the moth'
Welded her life. Mrs. Todl was nj
vet 80 years of age and her death wi
be deeply mourned by large circle {
friends, who knew her as kindl.
generous woman OF many excelleI
qualities Of head and heart. TT
e,nara1 will take nlace Friday