The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

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sickness of a brother
DR.. Meany attended the national con
ventlon of the Catholic order Of Fores
tiers at Dubuque Iowa.
McComb is again in town with a
number of good horses and is di-posing
of them cheaply.
Tie Misses Fischer have returned to
Milwaukee, they had been visiting at
Judge Chloupek's.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart church
realized $40 at the ice cream social Civ
en- at the band concert
Fire destroyed the blacksmith shop
and dwelling occupied by Mr. Somu,er
az Newton, Thursday night.
A. J. Rummele had his brother call
on him Sunday having came up from
Sheboygan in his automobile.
The New London team defeated the
Manitowoc in a score of to on the
New London grounds Sunday.
Mesdames and Messrs, Schreiter,
Rummele and Frank Mueller are en-
joying an outing at Elkhart lake.
The yacht Vernon Jr. that was built
here about year ago was in port on its
way to New York Wednesday.
The choir of the Presby terian church
under the direction of Mr.. Holbrook is
rendering music that is appreciated.
Manitowoc is to have an automobile
livery and sales barn. A Chicago party
expecting to open up about Sept. /.
Dr. Flack did his old trick stopping a
runaway Sunday morning. 1t was
Gust Fricke's horse. No damage done,
L. J. Nash, member of the board of
examiners for attorneys, is conducting
an examination at Madison this week,
Testing horses last Friday afternoon
to find fit horse for Chief Kraft.
brought out as large crowd as Derby
Day did
Miss Jean Anderson left for the west
Monday. She expects to visit Colorado
and probably extend her trip to the
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with the canning factories closing,
girls are becoming plentiful and SO it
will be time to look for wife" DR.. Mul-
holland said.
The steamer Two Myrtles formerly of
here will be in the fruit trade this year
plying between Michigan points and
Green Bay.
The Royal Slave will show here the
9th. The show was here last year and
considered one of the best that ever
made the town.
AS the result of fight at Rapids Sun
day Michael Rhinehart paid $l5 90 and
cost being arrested on charge of as
sault by Hugo Kugler.
Chas Rush having purchased the
property of VIM. Schmidt at Collins
was appointed postmaster in place of
Schmidt who had resigned.
The ladies of the st. James Guild
were entertained at the Guild hall
Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames Nyhag
Ell, Pankratz and Packard.
! Mamie Giffey who has designed
several of the covers for the So To
Speak has now won prize in the Mil.
waukee Journals cartoon contest.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday afternoon. A small shed on
south 9th street, the property of Joe
Foerg having caught fire. The blaze
was rapidly extinguished.
While Clarence Smalley was at work
this week piece of iron struck him in
the face inficting severe cash. But
MIR. Smalley is back to work, yon can't
stop him so easily.
Frank Gehbe thrashed person Sun
udy llOIullS WIZ udu SoIlleWudt Oh HI
overload and insisted on pulling Franks
whiskers.
At the annual meeting of the direct
ors of the Manito*oc County Abstract
Co., Henry Mueller, the son of Bruno
Mueller, was elected manager and as
sumed his duties Aug. 1.
The preliminary survey fol the North
western Electric Railway company be-
tween Fond du Lac and Manitowoc is in
progress. The right of way for the
whole distance has been secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon were vel
coined home by the Young Ladies So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church sur.
prsing them at their new home with a
kitchen utensil gift party.
While loading at the G. & N. w. sir
at the lake front Friday, the Ann Arbor
No. became detached from the sir
apron and one of the cars that was pass
ing over onto the apron from the boat
lost a set Of its trucks in the river.