The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-02-18
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

Ed Harris is in New York on business.
Chief of Police Pierce is back to his
post again after severe illness.
The Married People held their dance
at Carstens Hall Tuesday evening.
Tbos. Carey has accepted position
with Frosch and Sons, of Grimms.
Joe Zboralsky gave mask ball at
Aurora Hall last Sunday evening
Miss Jekelfalusy of Milwaukee is a
visitor at the home of DR.. Luhman.
The steamer Rose owned by Capt
Robinson of the Ann Arbor line has
sunk in the river here
Ed McNIahon from the Milwaukee
Normal School has been spending Sun
day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strauss, of Wash
ington street celebrated their silver
wedding Monday.
Miss Clara Gessert of Kiel, was mar
ried last week to Otto Heger, manager
of the Sheboygan America.
Miss Maggie Zinkle, of Newton, was
married to Arthur Kohlman, of Kossuth
last Saturday at Silver Lake.
DR.. George Gehbe, formerly of this
city, was married at Oshkosh last
week to Miss Rose Larie of that city.
State Inspector of Graded Schools
Drewry was visiting schools in Reeds
vile, Newtonburg and this city last
week.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wickert of Marshall street, and
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson of
Huron street.
The grain dealers of the city have de-
cided to discontinue the inspection as
nearly all barley for this season has
been marketed
The Turner's Society has decided to
incorporate with capital stock of
$25O0O. The articles of incorporation
have been forwarded to Madison.
F. S. Hyer and Fred Christensen ad
dressed a school meeting in the Wer-
necke district of the town of Newton
last Friday evening"
Otto Messerschmidt, of Two Rivers
was committed to the Northern Hospi-
tai at Oshkosh for insanity. He was
taken to the Hospital by Sheriff Pellet
Tuesday.
Oshkosh and Two Rivers will have a
bowling match Mt Kaukaupa some time
in the near future. F. Louisier and p.
j. Diehl will represent Two Rivers and
Chas Erickson and K. j. leila, Osh-
kosh.
The election of officers for Company
II. takes place next Friday. First Lieut.
Chas. M. Krumm will probably succeed
former Captain Knudson while Second
Lieut. Frank frost will probably fill
Krumm's place
In efforts to free the p NJ Car
Ferry ice bound just outside this har
Dor, blasting was resorted to, with, how
ever little avail In some places near
the vessel the ice winrows were re.
ported to be twenty feet thick.
At the Social Dancing club meet in
the Opera House Monday evening the
Arion Orchestra from Oshkosh fur
nished the music. This is the club s
last regular dance of the year. A sub
scription dance may be held after Lent
Articles of incorporation of the Mishi
cot Brewing Company, of Mishicot
have been filed with Register of Deeds
Bruno Mueller. The incorporators are
John Hunholz, F. S. Kuetemeyer Fly
G. Lotter, all of Milwaukee. The
capital stock is $l50,000 The par value
of share is $40
Last week the carferries had great
difficulty with the ice. Friday and
Saturday the Ann Arbor boats Nos.
and 3 lay ice bound off Two Creeks
while No was stalled in the same man
ner near Frankfort The Pere Mar
quette boats Nos Is and Is were unabl e
to make piers here and were bound Il
ah0rf dist nna ON aida