The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-04-21
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention

Rev. Zenk returned from Cleveland,
o., Thursday evening.
Miss Lizzie Carstens celebrated her
22nd birthday Sunday last.
The rear wall of the Turner Opera
House will he repaired in the near
future.
A. j. Tomson, of this city. registered
ut the Plankinton in Milwaukee Tues
day. .
Miss May Levenhagen has accepted a
position with Madame Jeanne at the
o. Torrison Co.'S store.
John Peterick has left for Seattle,
Wash, where he has accepted position
with telephone company.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kelley and c. W.
Sweeting of this city registered at the
Kirby in Milwaukee yesterday.
Don't forget the League Declamatory
Conte st which is to take place tomor-
row evening at the North Side Opera
House.
A game of indoor baseball was played
last Friday evening at Turner Hall by
two teams composed of members of
Company II.
Mrs Zimmerman returned to her
home in Milwaukee Monday after a
two weeks visit to her mother Mrs. M.
Simon of this city.
Frank Ryder, of this city, has left for
Amigo, where he will open up meat
market. He has conducted the City
Meat Market for some years
The Knights of Columbus of this city
and of Sheboygan will hold joint mi
tiation of new members here next Sun
day at Turner Hall.
Casimir Gonski, the we'll known
Polish attorney of Milwaukee, had Il
letter in Mondays Milwaukee Sentinel
defending the Polish School political
meetings.
Walter Staudt, former resident of
this city, has been engaged to travel
with the Gotham City Baseball team, of
Minneapolis, as an intielder and assist
ant manager. The team will go to the
Pacific coast.
August Dusold Jr., returned to Mil
waukee Thursday afternoon. Geo.
Dusold returned to Sheboygan the same
day. Both were here to attend the
funeral of the late Geo. Dusold.
Little Sara Goldin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Goldin, of Eighteenth
Street and Western Avenue sustained
severe burns from the overturning of a
pot OF scalding coffee last Saturday.
The Manitou Club of this city gave
farewell dance at Carsten's Hall last
Saturday evening in honor of the de
parture of Emil Hacker, who leaves
for Manistique, Mich, where he will
reside in future.
II. G. Kress is in receipt of a telegram
from Congressman Davidson which
reads as follows" Convey to Re
pnblicans of your county my sincere
appreciation of their kindness This
is apropos of the recent endorsement
of Congressman Davidson by the county
convention.
Two weddings will take place next
week at st. Boniface's church. The
first will be that of Miss Francis Auer-
miller to Oscar Meyer next Tuesday.
The second will be that of Miss Eliza
beth Simmer to John Nuhs of Rapids
Wednesday. Both ceremonies will be
performed at 8 a. m.
The directors of the Ravine Park AS
ISOLATION held a meeting ut the Office of
County Clerk Schafliand, the secretary.
Plans for the improvement of the Asso-
Citations grounds were talked over. A
pavilion boat houses and landings will
be erected on the property and telephone
connections will be installed
Licenses to marry have been granted
to the following Joseph " Ulovitz
and Annie Schermetzler, of Kossuth;
Anton w. Schad. of New Holstein,
Calumet Co., and Paulna Novak, of
of this city; Herman Sprinkler, of this
city and Minnie Goetbke, of Liberty;
Oscar j. Meyer and Francis Auermiller
of this city.