The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-09-10


J. D. Childs of st. Louis is visiting
Dan Stocker.
Miss Mary Svoboda entertained
friends on Sunday
Don't forget the Manitowoc county
pumpkin show next week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Healy have re-
turned from visit to d. Pere.
H. Drost and Sons are installing a
large engine and so light dynamo.
Emil Cheney of Grsenstreet was a
caller at the Pilot Office Saturday.
Mrs John Staudt entertained mum
Der of friends s aturday evening.
Miss Martha Mrotek has left for a
two weeks visit with friends in Chica-
go.
The expiosio on of q gun Monday, in
jured Otto Schwanke of South Thir-
tenth street.
Sunday afternoon an attendant at the
carnival was locked up because he had
overloaded on beer
The Wisconsin Central R. r. will run
an excursion to Mantowoc from
Neenah next Sunday.
The Christopher Columbus carried
$50, 900 people during the 70 days that
it was on duty this year.
The Elks adopted a resolution of sym
pathy in regard to the death of Carl
Bauer at their last meeting.
Thomas Moore called at the Pilot
Tuesday Mr.. Moore is now in his I'D
year but still hale and hearty.
Ernst Busch has arrived from visit
in Germany and will resume his duties
at the VIM. Rahr Sons Co.
The Aluminium Novelty Co. has in
stalled an electric lighting plant cap
able of furnishing 900 lights.
JOS Reindl and J. Schuette two
Manitowoc boys left for st. Paul where
they have accepted positions.
Henry Reinken and Robert Uek re-
turned from trip through the northern
part of the county Saturday night
H. C. Richards is figuring on purcha-
sing launch, that will be equipped so
as to be able to carry 8 to 10 people.
A. J. Fanta returned from st. Louis
where he has been as delegate to the
Bohemian Turner's Convention,
The Maple Grove base ball team de-
feated the boys of Collins Sunday at
Maple Grove by score of 7 to g.
Herman Henrichs left Monday for
Sheboygan where he will act as cashier
in the G. & N. w. freight Office.
Tie Chicago had breakdown in its
machinery shortly after leaving the har-
Dor on Monday and was returned to the
yard.
The ladies of the St. James church
will serve supper Thursday, Sept. 10 in
the hall of the church from to 8 P. M.
Tickets 80 cents.
Frank Shupita of this city was sum
moned to appear before the probate
court to have his sanity examined into.
Shupita protests against this and has re-
tanned attorneys to fight the case, Shu-
pita is stopping at the Star hotel and
has latelv acted strangely
Walter Pellet hauled large log to
the ship yard Saturday. 1t was one of
the last monarchs of the forest and
must have been mighty tree. The
log was 96 feet long and measured 81
inches in diameter at the top.
One of Plumb & Nelson's horses ran
away Monday morning and for time
excitement prevailed. The horse and
wagon crashed into the rig Of G. w.
Gibson completely overturning both
horse and wagon. Both horses were
seized and no damage resulted.
Albert May has been transferred to
Sheboygan as chief clerk of the G. q N.
w. r. r, He has but lately left the
Ann Arbor line to become clerk for the
C. q N W. Robert Leuth will fill the
position vacated by Mr.. May. There
were several other changes made.
The Richards Iron Works have been
closed down this week while overhaul
ing their boilers and machinery to get
ready for fall work. Incidentally they
have cleaned their Office using com
pressed air for this purpose. Com
pressed air cleaning is being resorted to
in the larger cities being easy, sanitary
and cheap.
Frank Zalesky commenced an action
against Anton Hoffstadt TO recover $50,
the price charged Hoffstadt to tune
music box for him. Hoffstadt refused
to pay claiming the tuner had damaged
the music box Evidence supported
Hoffstadt and Judge Schenian decided