The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-03

Ihomas higgins went 10 ChlcaS'
yesterday on business.
John Bartelme is confined to his home
with bronchitis.
A baby girl has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Heide.
Capt Fred Heinemann of Appleton
was in town last week.
Mrs. Otto Zander, of Brillion, has
been visiting in this city.
Mr.. Joseph Zahorik, of Zander, called
at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Richard Machmiller, is confined to his
his home with the measles.
Henry Greve celebrated his once
every-four- years birthday, Monday.
Frank j. Kerscher shipped a carload
of milk cans to Green Bay yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. of New Mexico
are in town stopping at the Staudt
Hotel.
Mrs. L. Bon of Green Bay has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Bartelme
Ernst Schuetze of the firm of Chas
Schnetze and Co, bicycles, will open "A
shop in Sheboygan shortly.
A social meeting of the Lady Macca-
bees was held at the home of Capt. Mel
son, Monday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Schlegelmilch, of Mil
waukee, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Anna Schlegelmilch Tuesday.
DIR. Oviatt of Oshkosh performed
three oI,erations for appendicitis at the
Holy Family Hospital last Saturday
Secretary of State Houser has notified
County Clerk Schaffland of the judicial
election to be held in April.
Miss Nyhaugen, Thomas and Gunder
Torrison and Ed. Larson attended the
funeral of Andrew Halverson at Mishi-
cot Friday.
A special train may he chartered to
take the Reach Athletic Club basket
ball team of Two Rivers to Port Wash
ington in the near future.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has discontinued the train messen-
ger service on cars entering this city.
The service, it was found, did not pay.
City Clerk Arthur Reichert is re.
ported rs looking for piano. When
questioned he looks wise and merely re-
marks that he has been showered with
offers
The cars of the local traction COM
pany b came stalled between here and
Two Rivers last Saturday evening and
traffic was not only brought to stand
still but many were forced to wait on
the tracks for several hours.
Frank Zeman, Jr., was found not
guilty of assault, by jury of six in the
Municipal court Friday. The com
planant was Otto Pantcram. The
trouble WAS over u dispute at the Hub
saloon where Zeman was bar tender.
A jar of gasoline becoming ignited in
the house next to the Williams House
nearly caused conhagration Tuesday
But for the prompt action of Edward
Kelner in using the extinguisher big
disaster might have resulted
Joe Shimek, of Cooperstown, has
been summoned to appear before the
state BARRIERS board at Marinette for
examination. Shimek, who is cohbler
has also been barbering without IL
license.
A small food occurred in Weseman s
billiard and bowling rooms on South
Eighth street last Sunday. The melt
ing snow and ice poured through the
roof in stream Pans and basins and
sawdus: were called into requisition
but not until the snow was shoveled off
the roof was the situation relieved.
County superintendent Christensen
and Principal Hyer, OF the Training
School, will speak at the Farmers In
stitute to be held at Collins the llth
inst. Mr. Christensen has been forced
to refuse an invitation to act as Judge
at u defamation conts at to be held in
Brillion on that date
Mrs. Rowley, of Green Bay, has been
endeavoring to organize an insurance
society here for men and women 1t is
known rs the National Protective Legion
The initiation fee is one dollar and the
dues are two dollars per month. A cash
dividend every five years and sick
benefit are some of the features. Nc
medical examination is required and the
age limits are fixed at Is and 60 years.
Several in this city have joined
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