The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-25
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of Past Week
Personal Mention.

IrOm al eXGouuou CdAlohAA"A UP
L. ]. Nash, of this city, has been re-
appointed member of the Board of
State Bar Examiners.
Arthur Wyssman and Hugo Luhmann
who have been students at Harvard
College, are home.
1t is reported that the Pere Marquette
Railway Company will establish term
inal at Kewaunee There is no confirm
alton for the rumor.
Henry J. Killelea, of Milwaukee, who
is we'll known here in his connection
with the Knights of Columbus order,
is away on an extended European trip
Miss Martha Jerauld, leader Of the
local Christian Science society is at
Boston, Mass, to attend a meeting Of
Scientists from throughout the United
States.
James Andrews, who for a score
of years has been night Waterman for
the Goodrich Company at the docks,
has resigned and will make his home in
Chicago.
Manitowoc Methodists observed the
bi-centennial anniversary Of the birth of
John Wesley, founder of the church,
with special services held at st. Paul's
church Sunday.
DR.. A. G. Fraser has reached home
from two-months trip abroad during
which he visited England and Scotland
Mrs. Fraser is in Canada for visit
with her mother.
Examinations for applicants for SER
vice in the fire and police departments
will be held July 90. Blanks can be Sc.
cured of the Secretary at Schmidt Bros. ,
drug store.
Jacob Manigold, lineman of the police
department in Milwaukee and broth
er in law of Fred Oberman of this city
where he has visited, was instantly
killed Monday by falling from 6O-foot
pole on which he was making repairs.
Rev. E. j. Homme, one of the most
prominent Wisconsin ministers of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church, is dead
at Wittenburg. He bequeathed pro-
perty valned at 100000 to the Wisconsin
synod of the church
Vollendorf, the local twirler who is
playing with the Milwaukee Western
league team won his first game Friday,
against Denver, the score was to 2
and but seven hits were secured off
Vollendorf.
The Wisconsin Central Railway Com
pany has inangurated cut rate in
passenger transportation over its lines,
reducing to $500 the fare to st. Paul
from Chicago, Milwaukee and this city.
This is a reduction Of $3.50 in the fare.
Frank J. frost has entered the employ
of the Pilot Northwestern and will engage
on his duties next week. Mr.. frost will
have charge of the circulation and ad-
vertising departments and will look af-
ter the interests of the Company in the
outside field.
The Goodrich steamers Virginia and
Christopher Columbus are in commits
sion for the season. the Virginia having
left port last week and the Columbus
departing to day. The new time card
and schedule of the Company appears
in this issue of the PILOT.
Reno Smalley Manitowoc boy at
Menominee, Mich, was severely injured
in the machine shops where he was en-
ployed there last week, being burned by
molten lead. The injury is not per-
manent He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Smalley, Cleveland Avenue.
A short circuit in the trolley of the
Traction Company Wednesday morn
ing set fire to the wooden carriage of
the cable on Eighth street bridge and
the cable was itself loosened and fell.
No serious damage resulted from the
accident and TO one was injured.
H. G. Wilke has accepted position as
solicitor and collector for the Pllot-Nord-
weston Company and is canvassing the
County in the interests Of the firm. Mr..
Wilke is recommended to the considera-
ton of friends of the paper and favors
extended him will be duly appreciated
by the Company.
Men like their own town, even if they
won't say so sometimes. Take the most
inveterate knocker in town and set him
down in d distant city. Leave him
alone for two or three days and then
start talking to him about the town he
came from. Apparently he will have
forgotten how to knock.
In Milwaukee courts the sale Of the
tug Ralph NJ Cooper, which took place
at Two Rivers last week, has been set
aside. The Cooper was sold by the
United States marshal to satisfy claims
and the order setting aside tho saIa ,yoo