The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-04-21

Fred Jackimstal of Shoto called al
the PILOT Office Tuesday.
Charles Helm of Reedsville paid q
visit to this city Monday.
James Duncan of this city was at the
Pfster in Milwaukee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gaffney are in
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs Higgins.
John Keith has returned from his
recent business trip to Ohio.
The Clio Club will celebrate Shake
speare's birthday, ne t Saturday.
A girl has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Healy of South Eighteenth
street.
A large attendance is expected at the
Elks social session at the Turner Hall
tonight.
The Ladies of the Maccabees of this
city will give May party early next
month
Mrs A. w. Allen has returned to this
city from visit to relatives at Marshall
town, Iowa.
F. r. Mueller and Henry Weston OF
this city were registered at the Blatz
Hotel in Milwaukee Monday.
Prof Hogue's dancing class at the
Opera House Saturday evening was
fairly we'll attended.
Louis A. Bauman, of this city has
passed thu State Bar examination and
has been admitted to practice.
Rev. John Guse, from Austin Mimi,
is at home visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Guse, on South Eighth
street.
On account of the council meeting al
the city hall Monday evening the first
ward caucus was held at the Office OF
the Daily News
The articles of incorporation of the
West Side Electric Power and Lighting
company have been filed with the regis
ter of deeds in this city.
Frank Linder, cutter for the Schuette
Bros. Company has gone to housekeep-
ing on South Thirteenth street. His
wife and family came on from Mil
waukee recently.
Miss Mary Trestik and Miss Mathil-
da Never, former Manitowoc girls,
located now on government claims in
Oklahoma, were in this city recently on
visit to their relatives.
There was arather slim attendance at
the dance last Thursday evening at the
Opera House. Only about thirty couples
We're present. Stanley Pierce was the
promoter of the affair.
Capt. Darwin White of the North
Side Fire Station has resigned. His
place will be taken by John Gentjen,
whose place will be filled by Louis just
who in turn will be succeeded by the
new man George Nollendorf.
Rudolph Kaempf, formerly OF
Plymouth, Wis, has opened n jewelry
and wholesale diamond store at 90!
South Eighth street this city. Mr.
Kaempf, was recently in South Africa
in the interests of his business.
At Company Fl gallery practice Sun
day afternoon the following scores were
made out of possible 80 ponts;-Pri
vate Ed. johnson 80; Private Brecken
ridge 2S; First Sergeant l.. Shimek 30
Quartermaster Sergeant Schumacher
26; Private Henricks %
Fred Meyer aged go, had remark
able escape last week He was working
on the roof of the Schoch lumber ware
house, about thirty feet from the ground,
when, his foot slipping he rolled of
and fell He WAS bruised but otherwise
unhurt.
A recent issue of the Green Bay Ad
vocate contains a 'writeup'' of Coopers
town, with photographs Of the Mrabell
Caves, the Falls and the two hotels
The article hints strongly at the proba-
bility of an interurban line between
Green Bay and Manitowoc via Coopers
town in the near future
In last weeks story regarding the
new storage elevator which the Mani
towoc Mailing Company will erect, we
Inadvertently stated in the heading
that the William Rahr Sons Company
would do the building. This was an
error. We should have said THE
Manitowoc Mailing Company
p. j., Lennon has II coin which is quite
valuable In making up his cash last
Thursday he fonnd silver dollar of
170s coinage. The coin is not rs heavy
rs the present issue; thirteen stars, sym
bolic of the original states, and the GATE
are clearly visible. a peculiar fact is
that John Kellner. of the Kellner q
Sons Co., at Manitowoc, found similar
coin in the cash the same day. Nh.
Lennon has refused considerable sum
for the coin.-Pcrtage State Register.