The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention

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street, city, are parents Of daughter
Mrs. John Spagnuolia departed Sat
urday for trip to her native land,
Italy.
Miss Agnes Peterson, assistant libra.
rian, is 1T Madison to attend the Sum,
mer School at the university.
The South Side Alumni association
will hold its annual banquet June &c
and committees are now at work pre-
pairing the program.
The Chicago & North Western Rail
road Co., will at once build new ce.
ment platform and walks about the de-
pot on Thirteenth street.
Roy Davis and G. H. Alger, of this
city, will serve as members of the
United States Circuit Court jury for
this district at Oshkosh June 8.
Frank Kaufman, of Two Rivers, was
elected vice president Of the Wisconsin
League of Gun Clubs at the meeting
held at Tomah last week.
City Attorney Edward S. Schmitz is
at the Holy Family Hospital and is re-
covering from any operation for appen-
dicitis which he underwent Friday.
Two Manitowoc students graduated
with the 1903 class at the Milwaukee
College of Physicians and Surgeons last
week, Joseph Mcmahon and Timothy
J. O'Leary.
Miss Amanda Christensen, former
deputy in the Office Of Probate Court,
has entered the conservatory Of music
at Cincinnati, Ohio, and will remain a
year to study.
Philip Walterbach, of Centerville,
met with severe injuries to the spine
one day last week that it is reported
may permanently cripple him. He is a
we'll known farmer of the town.
Rev. H. F. Miller of the German
Methodist church Of this city attended
the district conference held at Kewaunee
last week and secured for Manitowoc
the next session OF the conference.
William Nelson, of New Denmark,
Brown County, and Mae Bushy, of Mil
waukee have been licensed to wed in
the latter city. Mr.. Nelson is well
known in this county.
Mrs. Belle Phillips, who has been en-
IN no ~ "
for three years, has been rendered a
position as manager of sanitarium at
New Castle, Pa, and will accept.
A chimney blaze at the home of R.
Cook, Sunday morning called the Fire
department to the scene but the service
was not needed. The loss was small,
chiefly to the furnishings Of the house.
The fire was due to defective hue.
Dates for the annual encampment of
the Wisconsin National Guard at Camp
Douglas have been announced. The en-
campment opons July II. The second
regiment, Of which Co. H Of this city lie
part, will go into camp July %.
Members of the Manitou club who
own property at Manitowish d summer
resort at the north end of the lake, are
engaged in having cottages erected and
during the summer largo colony from
this city will camp there.
Anton Rohde, Green Bay man who
Is employed here on the new breakwater
fractured two ribs and suffered other
injuries Saturday in fall on one of the
scows on which he was working. It is
not thought that the injuries will prove
serious.
The annual confirmation exercises for
Catholic churches of the Green Bay
diocese in Manitowoc county, were held
last week at Maple Grove and Cato
Bishop Messmer officiating. Large
classes were confirmed at each place.
John Gilbert Of Clarks Mills will
make an extended visit in the land of
his forefathers and departed Saturday
for Norway Mr.. Gilbert came here in
the early SOS and served throughout the
Civil War. He expects to be absent
about five months.
New rules have been issued for the
closing Of the doors of the postoffice
building at all times when the Office Is
not open to the public. Heretofore the
front doors of the building have re-.
manned open even though the Office was
closed to business.
The Manitowoc Steam Boiler Works
has installed fifty ton hydraulic rivet-
or, the largest machine Of its kind in the
United States. This is preparatory to
the enlarging Of the business and plant
Of the Boiler Works of which William
Hess is manager.
August Kajowski, residing on the
Calumat road near the citv limita suH