The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-13


paca excursion over the Central We'd
nesday morning.
The convention of the Wisconsin Fed
Grafton of Labor cost the local lodge al
most $500.
The engagement of Miss Cleva Witt
mann and Edward Schwandt has been
announced
VIM. Pflueger, the Santa Claus repre-
resentative, returned from his eastern
business trip Tuesday.
Miss Emelie Richter returned home
Friday, having spent month at Madi-
son and along the Wisconsin river.
Miss Rose lander has received her
diploma as trained nurse, graduating
from the Milwaukee Medical College.
John Schenian Of Nebraska is visiting
here. Mr.. Schenian left here twenty
years ago and has not been here since.
G. w. Giffey has accepted a position
as steward on the tug Berger. The
boat will engage in fishing at Marinette.
Tue young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will serve ice cream on w. ID.
Richards lawn during the band concert
tonight
CGuests We're entertaind in honor of
Miss Conway of Milwaukee at the resi-
dence M. H. Murphy Saturday even
ing.
George Stretch former Manitowoc
boy, but now ut Chicago was married
to Miss Lizzie Bromhead at the windy
city.
On Tuesday afternoon Aaron Tori
sons horse became frightened and ran
away but was stopped before damage
had resulted.
Tuesday was the last day for the bar
bers to register. Those who have not
done SO must now take an examination
ton to be allowed to practice
VIM Maertz of Reedsville was fined
$25 90 and costs, total of $34.27, for
using abusive language, the complain
ant being Anna Barta.
Miss Jessie Jirikowoc left Wednesday
for Washington d. c., to visit her
brother, who is al employ of the
government bindery
The row boat, property of Frank
Hoffman and DR.. Simon was crushed
by the Alice Shipman, tug from Two
Rivers, Thursday night.
A team of horses attached to a binder
belonging to Chas. Roarback of Neshoto
ran away, no damage except the binder
and that was put out of business.
The Manitowoc Picking Co. is busy
gathering its crops and judging from
the present outlook Mr. Alter will travel
in an automobile hereafter
La Crescent was beaten in two races
at Appleton Friday. The horse was
formerly owned by John Keith but is
now the property of Peter Hall of
Medina.
The Turner's offer Hans Hanson for
Monday, Aug. H. In this piece Mr..
McAlpin has made his great hit with
the American public and he will surely
be good Monday.
Judge Chloupek, Harry Kelley and
Billy Willinger went to Steinthal for
frogs, they got few but told stories of
how many they would get next year,
frogs being too small this year.
Hicks, through his able assistant A.
J. Packard says, You can bet your
hat that the weather will be intensely
hot between the 18th and 10th of Aug
ust. Do you notice it?
Walter Bates engineer on the Good
rich steamer Georgia was killed just as
the boat was leaving it's dock at Mil
waukee Sunday morning, being struck
in the head by the piston rod.
The Frier Saengerbund had its annual
outing on Heyroths lawn last Sunday.
The musical members under Ed
Schmitz direction, went to the fair
grounds and gave the picnic crowd a
sample of their ability.
| Capt. French in full Mexican costume
is stopping at the Williams. The cap
tain will make the different county fa rs
in Wisconsin this year being the leading
figure of a Wild West Slow. 1t il
the first time in over thirty years that
he has been at Manitowoc and strange
| to say he found it had changed some.
The Wallace Bros. circus train was
wrecked at Durand Michigan, Friday
morning, k ling 81 and injuring many
more. The second division ran into the
rear end of the first division, rs the en-
gineer says the air brake refused to
work and the momentum of the train
was so great that even with engine re
versed it could not be brought to stop.