The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-02

Beasons Marine Guide for 1903 is out
nd Manitowoc is given extended and
altering mention rs one Of the leading
orts Of the lake.
Gentry Bros. Dog and Pony shows
viii visit the city July 10 for exhibitions
fternoou and evening. The shows will
ikely arrive here OH Sunday.
Miss Helen Schriehart entertained at
delightful dancing party at Schrie-
hart hall Monday evening in honor of
he Misses Boehmer, of Milwaukee.
DR.. M. Federspeil, a former resident
be this city, was married at Racine re-
Gently to Miss Bertha Knock. of that
,ity and the couple will make their
nome there.
Eureaka Tent, Ladies of the Macca-
BEES gave an infrmal party at Frazier's
hall Monday evening that was attended
by goodly number of guests who had
an enjoyable time.
Company H. the local militia or
yanization, has refused the challenge Of
Company G, Of Sheboygan, for a rifle
competitive shoot because the local
Company has no organized team.
The dancing party given by the
Young Ladies of the st, James Guild
at the opera house Monday night was a
pleasant affair at whsch thirty five
couple enjoyed an evening of great
pleasure.
Stephen j. Mcmahon, Of this city, a
graduate of the 1908 class at the State
University, has besn elected to a posi-
tion as principal of the schools at Mount
Horeb, this state. He is a son of Court
Clerk Patrick Mcmahon
Prof Dixon Of the Wisconsin Business
College will spend his Summer vaca-
tion with party Of friends on camp
ing outing on Bitter Root Mountain.
Montana. He will be absent for ten
weeks.
Otis Evenson, of Liberty, was before
the court in the city one day this week
and paid u fine for an assault upon Hen
ry Hinrichs. deputy sheriff at st. Ma
zanz. The total cost to Evenson was
1872 As.
Luling Nash of this city, student
at Lawrence University, at Appleton,
will be member of the Glee Club of
the school which will make tour Of
the state this summer The club will
visit this city.
The first hearing In the matter of the
bankruptcy Of Anton Ref was held at
Sheboygan Tuesday and attorneys Of
this city representing creditors were
present. There is but one unsecured
claim, that being over $4,000.
Rev. A. Cipin who has been in charge
of the Catholic church at Kellnersville
has been appointed to the church at
Casco, Kewaunee County and has re-
moved to that place. Rev. Kolar of
Amigo, has been placed in charge of a
a church in this county.
Wisconsin finished third in the inter
collegiate regetta at Pougkeepsie, N. Y.
Friday, disappointing all expectations
held for the crew of which McComb, of
| Brillion, is a member. Cornell won the
event with Georgetown good second.
The time was 1857.
Solomon Huebner, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Huebner of this city, has set
sail for Europe, accompanying Prof
Wagner, of the State University, for a
years study at Berlin, Germany. Mr.
Huebner has made an enviable record as
a student at the University.
Anton Neering and Frank Neering
Two Rivers lads and brothers, were
brought before Judge Schenian in
Municipal court on a charge of theft
and their parents paid fines of IS and
costs for each. The boys are but and
8 years of age and were accused of tax
ing $6. so from the home of Ed. Niquette
Prof. August Grimms, formerly of
the Third Ward school of this city, has
been elected principal Of the schools at
Fox Lake and will assume his position
Sept. I. Prof Grimms has completed
the philosophical course at the State
University and also post graduate
course.