The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-27

The Lutheran school opened Monday.
Ed. Goetgen left for Chicago Tues
day.
VIM. Torrison returned from his
western trip.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pilger Monday.
Mr.. A. J. Schmitz and wife are call
ing on Mr.. John Franz.
Ed. Filholm is visiting friends in the
city, he is Chicago jeweler now.
Rev. Rogue and family left for Mil
waukee Monday to visit friends.
The Goodrich Co. will run an ex-
cursion to Sheboygan next Sunday
again.
Mrs. John Schreihardt and Mrs. John
Kulnik left for Berlin Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Chas Kurlink there.
Mr. Ed Nash accompanied by Mr.. j.
E. Hamilton Of Two Rivers took in
the yacht races at Oshkosh.
The bursting of a steam pipe caused
q scalded arm for Chas. Ladwig at the
VIM. Rahr Sons Co Sunday morning.
While cleaning pop bottles at the
Schwartzenbart pop bottling works Wen
Eel Panosh cut himself in the wrist by
bottle suddenly breaking.
Niels Rahr will attend the University
of Wisconsin this year, while his brother
Reinhardt will make himself acquain-
ted with business methods at the Malt
ing Co.
81 Giles is the first victim of the street
fair the advance fieeced him out of a
dollars worth of work but 81 declares
he will have dollars worth of free
tickets and take the judge along too.
Chas. Skwor, accompanied by his
cousins, Emma and Norbert Ku
laszavicz leaves for Bessemer, Mich, to.
morrow morning where Mr.. Skwor
will be engaged in teaching school.
Children will play with dangerous
implements and get hurt as a result.
A son of Mr. Pauchek was playing with
q cleaver in Baetkes meat market and
dropped it so unfortunately that it
cut severe cash in his heel
Christie Olson got to much of the
brown beverage and officer Dueno load
ed him on a wagon and took him to the
station. where he is being held, the Off
GERS endeavoring to find out who sup
piled him with liquor, he being posted.
An interesting attraction al the State
Fair, Wednesday, Sept. 9th, will
be the automobile races. Fast rae
ing machines have been assured
and the contest will be novel and excit
ing. $1,000 in prizes.
John Hall, we'll known as the former
agent of the Barry line at Manitowoc,
left for California, Monday, MIR. Hall
said, there is nothing to do at Mantle
woo and so am going to see what the
west has to Offer.
The national meet of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be held at State
Fair, Thursday and Friday, Sept 10
and II. This meeting will bring to-
gether the best athletes of the country
and give n better exhibition than has
yet been held in the state. 81, 10000 is
to be given in prizes.
Miss Emma Paetz of Manitowoc and
Conrad Meineke of Milwaukee were
married Saturday under special dis
pensation The groom had secured q
license in Milwaukee not knowing that
the license had to be secured at the
place where the marriage takes place.
Miss Emma Evans and Mr.. Ed
Merriman were married at Chicago
Tuesday morning and then came tC
Manitowoc on their honeymoon. The
bride wa, a former Mauitowoc girl who
has however Of late made her home in
Chicago where they will reside. Mr.
Merriman is the head Of the wash
goods department of Mandel Bros
The Industrial association is going to
prevent youngsters from sneaking into
the fair by enforcing the law tina,
places a $5o.0 90 fine OH any entering OF
the grounds except through the gates
What's the matter Ed. have you for
gotten the times when you would hool
toe over the fence and squint over tt
see il the coast was clear and then with
a jump land inside and march AROUND
as proud AZ n lord looking to inves
your few pennies.