The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-20

ability. 1t will be great
Trying to climb on q hay rack little
8 year old Harry Carsten, of Newton,
fell and broke his arm Saturday.
Lester Kantsky son of Frank
Kautsky scalded his arm on Saturday
by falling with II pail of hot water.
The first hunting license of the season
was issued by clerk SchafHand to Geo.
w. Jones, a son of Mrs Frank Jones
The base ball game between Mantle
voc and Green Bay resulted in vic
tory for Green Bay by d score of 6 to l.
The Lutheran singing SOC ETY.
Gemuethlichkeit he d their annual pic
mic at Herman Roepkes and had a very
fine time.
Miss Lydia Pruess will act ~ stenog
rapher for the o. Torrison Co., having
resigned her position with Baensch &
Kelly.
Tuesday afternoon one of the wagons
owned by the Ray & Metal ca. went
pieces like, the "One hos shay" near
the bridge.
Manitowoc's policemen may be slow,
but Kenosha goes them one better, re-
Gently thieves stole bicycle ont If the
police Office.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Best of Mlwau-
kee are on an extended trip through
the west Mrs. Best is daughter of
Frank Seidl.
Misses Eta Sonsthagen, Amanda
Mueller, Olga Torrison, Bertha and
Josie Johnson are on weeks vacation
to Milwaukee.
The G. N. w. freight engine No. 1855
left the tracks Friday while switching.
A wrecking crew got it on again after
an hours work.
The Sheboygan Light & Power Co.
has executed trust deed for the sun of
81, 500, 600 to obtain the funds to build
its line to Plymouth
Appleton is aroused because the Jubi
lee singers exhibited in a church with
out permission when the use of the thea
ter was denied them
Rumor has it that the G. & N. w.
will build q narrow guage road from
Manitowoc to Fond du Lac, but it seems
very improbable to us.
Bud" Nohleschek, horseman from
Fond du Lac. well known here is
charged With the theft of $35 by wo-
man of Fond du Lac
" lille Mrs Ed Torrispn was crossing
Main street bridge Tuesday afternoon
her hat blew into the river but John
johnson restored it to her.
Last week party found n roll of bills
and brought them to the Chief of Police
to have the owner call for them but as
yet no one has claimed them.
Major Henry Baetz and wife of Mil
waukee, are visiting at the Lueps home
stead. Mr.. Baetz was an old time
resident and friends are always glad to
see him.
George Albee and family will move
to Grand Rapids, Wis. Mr. Albee is
travelling for the Plumb and Nelson Co
and Grand Rapi's is in the middle of
his district
While returning from Newton Sun
| do ,t,
in the tracks Of the G.. & N W. R. R.
on south Main street throwing Rev.
Miller out the wagon.
John Schuette always waits to take
the street car because he is getting old,
80 he says, but You ought to see him
when he has bunch of young ladies
in his yacht old, we think not
Saturday four large steamers We're
were lying side by side in the Mani
towoc harbor with ample room for
another boat to pass through. Not
many cities on this lake can boast OF a
harbor like that.
A. R. Anderson graduate of U. w
1900 and Harvard Phi. D. 1903 wa.
visiting Arthur Wiseman Monday. Mr..
Anderson received travelling fellow
ship in Greek and is preparing to enter
on European trip.
Mr. Louis Reinken who has been
spending the past week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Reinken left for
Chicago Monday morning to purchase
large supply of dry goods for his store
at Colorado Springs to which place he
will proceed on Saturday.
Rev w. T. Allen, of Pennsylvania,
brother of Mrs. w. w. DeLano. spoke
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and a, the Methodist church
in the evening He will fill the Presby.
terrain pulpit the coming Sunday
morning.