The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-09
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

There was large number of visitor:
the city for the Fourth, many former
Nanitowoc people now residents of Other
titles returning for brief stay
Edward lander, of this city, was
Elected secretary and treasurer of the
Wisconsin Postal Clerks Association at
he annual meeting held in Racine last
week.
Another automobile now graces the
streets of the city being the property of
Capt. Peter Christensen. 1t is large
curing car, accommodating four to six
persons and is fine machine.
Adolph Stupecky, a former Mantle
voc boy was married at Racine to Miss
Clara Cystic, las: week. The couple
came here for visit and will later take
up their home at Racine.
Miss Mary OBoyle, died at Kaukau-
ma last week ana the body was brought
nere for burial interment taking place
at Meme. Decedent was Is years of
q and was well known here and at
Meme.
Will Grauenke of this city. celebra-
tod the Fourth in Milwaukee and was
aiken into custody for firing revolver
bn the streets. He was released, plead
Ing ignorance of the ordinance, be.
ng stranger in the city.
The Hamilton Mfg Co. of Two Rivers
has completed contract to supply the
government printing Office at Washing
ton with complete outfit OF type
cabinets and cases. Six cars were re-
hurried for the shipment.
Prof. F. s. Hyer of the County
Training School is at Lake Mills with
MR.. Hyer for ten days stay and will
then 90 TO DePere where he will con-
duct Summer Institute. Mrs. Hyer
will visit at Milwaukee.
Be careful not to tear your postage
stamps. The postofnce department has
lust made new ruling that torn
postage stamp cannot be used and let
ters bearing such stamps will be held
for postage the same as if no stamp was
on.
The Munhall property near Grmms
has been sold by James Carry, the
guardian appointed by the Probate
court for William Munhall, the sale
realizieg $3.50. The property includes
80 acres of land and saloon formerly
conducted by VIM. MunLall.
Miss Martha Jerauld leader of the
Christian Science society in this city,
has returned from Boston, Mass, where
she attended gathering of Scientists
from throug hout the call of Mrs Eddy,
national leader of the cult. There were
10, 600 present during the meetings.
William Mueller died at Reedsville
Saturday after an illness that was of
short duration. He was well known
resident of the village having made his
home there for 80 years. He was 81
years Of age. A wife ind six children
survive.
The Central house, hotel and saloon
has been closed and Charles McCully,
the proprietor is absent from the city.
The business failed to pay under the
management. 1t is probable that the
place will be re-opened under new
management shortly.
Miss Ida Stole, of this city, secured
second prize in a subscription contest
conducted by Milwaukee evening
paper during last month and was award.
ed handsome gold watch. A piano
was the first prize and was captured by
Miss Ruff, of Monroe. Miss Stole had
81, 900 votes and the leader "a 600,
Militia officers of this city have been
notified that new rule will probably
BE- adopted in conveying the companies
to camp this year. 1t is possible that
the companies will depart from their
resident city on the evening previous to
that fixed for the encamrment. Com
pany H. goes into camp with the Second
Regiment, July "a
Several persons were injured in an
accident ut the Wicke home on So
Twenty First street in the city Satur-
day evening. A party of ten occupied
balcony in the rear of the house, when
the structure gave way and in the fall
to the ground, distance Of twenty feet
Mrs. Wicke, an aged lady. suffered a
fracture of limb and sustained intern
al injuries, which owing to her ad-
vanced age, may prove serious. Two
others of the party were severely hurt
June was a dry month according to
the government weather date for this
section. The total rainfall for the
month was 107 inches rs against 4. 70
for June of last year. The maximum
temperature was 50 degrees reached on