The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-04-14

VIM. Rahr was in Milwaukee on
business Monday.
Fred Smalley Of Minnesota is in town
visiting relatives.
Rev. s. R. s. Gray paid visit to
Milwaukee this week.
w. G. Kemper made business trip
to Chicago recently.
The Elks will give an invitation ball
at Turner Hall next Thursday.
Mosher's Marine Band was out at
Clark's Mills Tuesday at wedding.
The tailors of this city will give
dance at Schreihardts hall April %.
Chas e. Brady has been admitted to
practice ut the Manitowoc County Bar.
DR.. j. R. Currens, Of Two Rivers,
went to Milwaukee Monday on bushes 5
The Royal League met Tuesday eve
ming and initiated its hundredth mem.
Der.
Miss Isla Giles of New London has
been visiting her brother Silas Giles in
this city.
Judge Kirwan opened the regular
term of circuit court at Sheboygan
Monday.
Miss Emma Lese Of Gibson was
married last Saturday to Fred M. Evert
of Oak Park, Ill.
A meeting Of the Democratic County
Committee will be held next Saturday
at p. III. at Turner Hall.
The j. E. Kelley Coal Company has
leased offices in the Torrison building.
The concern is from Detroit
The dance to be given by the Knights
of Columbus at Two Rivers this eve
ming has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wendorf cele-
brated the tenth anniversary OF their
wedding at Silver Lake Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Irma Schuette, Miss Margaret
Doolan and Mr. and Mrs. ia. Rnmmele
attended the Library Ball at Two Riv,
ers recently.
Mrs. f. H. Rand Of North Eighth
street entertained last Monday in honor
OF the eighty fifth birthday of her faith
er, John Spencer.
The glass blowers who have been Civ
ing an exhibition at the store on the
corner of York and Eighth Streets have
left after pretty successful stay.
Judge Baepsch, accompanied by John
McFarlane, of the Daily News, has been
visiting Racine and Kenosha in the in
terests of his campaign lately.
G. II. Tegen OF this city is one OF the
architects competing for the job Of
furnishing plans for the new Central
High School at Appleton.
The Happy Hooligan' Company
which played here Monday night de-
cided to stay for Tuesday. They played
to good houses at each performance.
Michael Kelley, of Newton, was in
town Monday. He WAS having his
head bandaged after sustaining severe
wound while loading a wagon recently.
Major Charles Woodward inspected
Company II. last Friday evening. The
company was in full marching order
and was drilled for about two hours
Jack johnson was fined five dol
lars and costs yesterday morning in the
Municipal Court for using abusive
language to Joseph Staehle, Jr.
GeorLo Jonas, at one time connected
with the Atlas Bowling Alleys in this
city but recently employed in Kingman
Arizona, is visiting friends in town.
An examination for the position of
fireman at the North Side Fire Station
will take place May 3rd. This is u
chance for q life job at $50 a month for
some good able bodied citizen.
Frel G. Keopks of this city and
Adolph Kummsrow of Two Rivers have
been named as candidates for the state
delegation to the National Social Demo.
cratic convention to be held In Chicago.
The case of Ferdinand Kirchhoff
against Otto Weyer, Otto Bruins and
Edwin Roepke all of Newton. for rs
sault. was settled ont of court. The de.
fendents paid the costs.
Miss Margaret Mccoy, a teacher of
the North Side High School has several
her connection with the institution to
accept a position in Chicago Hig h
School at a salary of 5000 a year
At the regular meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of the Turner Opera House
Company Tuesday evening" Messrs
Groffman and Willinger were appoint
ed to arrange for an entertainment in
celebration of the formation of the new
company.
G.. Arnold Alexander, OF the law
firm Of Alexander and Alexander, has
returned from trip out west in the in.
terests Of clients. He went to Colorado