The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-02-11
| NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph Items of Minor Happenings of the Week
Personal Mention.

Judge Chloupek held court at Sheboy-
gan last Saturday.
j. w. Reddin, Of Cato was caller at
the PILOT Office Friday.
Prof. Hogue held his dancing class at
the Opera House Friday evening.
Judge Schenian has been laid up at
his house with bad cold recently.
Judge Kirwan will open a term of
Circuit Court at Fond du Lac, Feb. 49,.
w. H. Fischer, of Appleton, was in
town on business Friday and Satur-
day.
The Wayside Novelty Company of
Wayside has been granted a patent on
an improved barrel bung.
The measles have broken ont in
Downer College where several Mantle,
voc girls are in attendance.
j. Pankratz has taken the local agen-
cy of the Aultman and Taylor Machi-
merry Company of Mansfield Ohio.
Bigel and Guse, who run planning
mill in this city will establish lumber
yard in connection with the plant
Miss Lucy Austin of Chicago has been
engaged by the Cartwright Matson
Glove Company as fore woman.
Company H. basket ball team defeated
the North Side High School team last
Thursday evening by score of 80 to
II.
James P. Nolan of this city was pres
emf at the conference of Hearst Demo
Gratis at the Hotel Phister in Milwaukee
Friday.
An application has been made to the
city for the support of Mrs. Elizabeth
Suffran who is at present living with
her son James.
The lecture on Socialism" to be
given by the Rev. Carl Thompson at
the Opera House this evening aught to
be worth going to hear.
Richard Grimms, of the town of
Two Rivers, got his hand caught
in feed cutter Saturday neces-
stating its amputation.
Under Sheriff Cisler, went to Cleve-
land last week to get witness, Carl
Wuensch, in the case of Hulda Fischer,
olloUod ;uoompatant
Walter c. Houghton of this city has
arranged to race F. j. Foster, of Kau-
kauna, on roller skates at the Interur-
ban Rink Thursday, Feb. 25th.
Jos. E. Schneider has been named rs
guardian of Hulda Fischer, Il deaf mute
of the town of Meme The girl is "a
years old and has an estate of $l4OO.
The suit of Mrs Frances Budyczs
against the city for $1,000 damages for
injuries claimed to have been sustained
from q defective sidewalk has been
abandoned.
Officials of the American School Fur
niture Company visited the concerns
local plant the Manitowoc Seating
Works, last week. They may decide to
enlarge the plant.
Judge Schenian who was laid up for
several days with bad cold got down
town Tuesday afternoon. Commissioner
Markham took his place while he was
away and heard several cases.
Paul Meyer has handed in his resig-
nation to the Board of Police and Fire
Commissioners 1t is said that he was
dissatisfied because another member of
the fire department was drawing more
pay than he was. Louis Just has been
appointed to take his place.
Three gentlemen interested in the pro
posed Fond du Lac and Northwestern
Interurban took a ride from this city
to Chiffon last week surveying the
route. They were Geo. Weston and c.
A. Fishback, civil engineers Of Chicago
and w. H. Philips of Fond du Lac.
Paul Heller, who with his parents,
lived at one time in this city, died re-
Gently at Amigo from the effects of an
operation. He was injured while coup
ling cars near Lake Shore junction and /
was taken to the Northwestern hospital
He was born in Germany and was 90
years of age
The following are the officers of the
year for Council No 10 of the National
Fraternal League al Two Rivers
Councillor, DR.. Eugene Gates; vice
councillor, P. J. Diehl; secretary,
Fred Anthem treasurer, Erwin Gau-
thier; warden. Charles Cooper; outer
guard, Ernst Thiede past councillor,
Andrew Allen.
In the Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel
appears an account of the Alaskan fox
farm of George Scove, who is ut present
in this city stopping with bis brother
in.law, Berlin Hall. Mention of this
farm was made in the PILOT some few
issues ago. 1t was also intimated then
that a stock company was likely to he