The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-04-28

Tim Kelley, Jr, spent Sunday with
his parents.
Ed. Stephan was visitor from st.
Louis this week.
Fred Buerstatte has been spending
day or so in town.
J. Fl. Keith is on business trip to
the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. johnson have
gone to Ashville, N. ..
J. L. Dewane, of Cooperstown, was
visitor in town this week.
Chas. Heingarten paid visit to this
city from Chicago recently
Fred Robinson of this city is at
Stevens Point on business.
j. r. Cantwell, of Madison, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Prof. Urban has returned from
trip out west for his health.
Hattie Rosinsky of this city cele-
hrated her birthday Sunday.
A. w. Thayer, of this city, spent
few days in Sheboyean recently.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Mccall were
visitors at Appleton over Sunday.
Reno Slnaley, of Chicago, visited
his mother Mrs. G. G. Smalley recently.
e. II. Ludwig, manager of the chair
concern has moved to this city from
Sheboygan.
The headquarters of the Northern
Grain Company will not be moved to
this city this year.
Chas. Flint of this city has gone to
take charge of the Landreth Company's
plant at Sheboygan.
E. Olson of this city recently pur-
chased II fine Woods electric automo-
bile, valued at $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Langlois of
Fort Dodge have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Urban Gagnon.
Agnes and Frank Jirlkowic of Kau-
kauna, were visitors over Sunday at
the home of Joseph Jirikowic.
Miss Stuart of this city has been .
recent guest at the home of her aunt
Mrs. ID. Buchanan of Sheboygan.
Otto DAMS, nine years OF age, was
run down recently by delivery wagon.
He narrowly escaped serious injury
.Jubilant South Sders pasted small
posters on the sidewalks Saturday bear
ing the legend who Won, 5. 5. II. ). ~
The Wisconsin Central Railway
Company has made a contract with the
Anchor Line of freighters for regular
service to this port.
Miss Daisy DeGratf of Bismark n.
D., who has been II visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Miller has left
for Fond du Lac.
Mrs n. A. Buerstatte, Of Belvidere
Ill.,. who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Sechel of this city for
about year, will return to her home
Saturday.
John Fleming and F. Perkins in the
employ of the Manitowoc q Northern
Traction Company have gone TO Sterl-
ing, III. to work on the new line started
by Henry Higgins.
Anton Rem, an inmate of the poor
house, has decided penchant for get
ting drunk when he can obtain the
wherewithal. Recently it was neces-
sary to confne hin. in the city jail.
The Brandt Printing and Binding
Company has filed incorporation papers
with u capitol of $40, 600. The in
corporators are w. F. Brandt, G. A.,
Brandt and Mary Brandt
The aldermen are looking into the
excessive cost ofmaintaining the city 5
parks. The cost of keeping mp Wash
ington Park alone last year was Sl4oO.
The park on the North Side cost 5000.
The suit brought by John Hinrichs
again the Wisconsin Central Railway
Company for $4,000 damage for per
sonal injuries sustained in the yards at
Neenah has be, settled out of court.
Wenzel G. Urbanek and Joseph
Wattawa will start IL new furniture
and undertaking business in the Harris
building corner of Eighth and York
streets shortly Mr.. Wattawa will have
charge of the undertaking department.
Work has been started on the re-
moval of the walls of the Wood build
ing which was Quilted by fire. The
walls were said to be menace to
passers by.
August Schmidt, Of this city, has
filed "a suit for $50 damages against j.
A. Davidson Of Cleveland, o., owner
of the steambarge Montezuma, for in
iuries to the dock at South Seventh
street
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