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

Silas Giles was in Milwaukee over
Sunday.
A girl has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Milski
o. G. Behnke of Brilion was in this
city recently.
Mrs John Schmazel, of Centerville is
visiting in this city.
Adolph ]. Schmitz, of Milwaukee, was
in town on business Monday.
Miss Minnie Clauder has been visi
ting in Milwaukee recently.
VIM Willott fractured his arm re-
Gently by fall on the pavement.
A girl has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wade of Hamilton street.
Harry Kallis was called to Wausau
last week by the death of his mother.
Mrs Ernst Rohrback of this city
visited relatives in Brillion last week.
Prof Hogue held his dancing class at
the Opera House last Friday evening.
MISS Herriet Wits and Miss Martha
SEEKER are at present on trip to the
east.
VIM. G. Lueps of this city has been
doing little Baensch booming in
Brillion recently
L. Z. Geer, of Manitowoc was regis
tered at the st. Charles Hotel, Milwau
kee, last Friday.
r. A. Richie, of the Northern Grain
Company, made business trip to
Chicago Monday,
G4ustave Breichert has departed for
Charlevoix, Mich, where he has accept
ed position on tug.
Company H may have baseball
team this year, according to the talk OF
some of the members.
Frank Kaufman p game warden at
Two Rivers is reported to have been
placed off the salary list.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Markham en-
tertained party of friends at cards
Monday evening.
The Manitowoc Building and Loan
Association has changed the date of its
annual meeting from April to January.
Charles L. johnson OF this city and
George L. Hamilton of Two Rivers
were in Milwaukee last Friday stopping
at the Kirby.
Mrs. Chas. Smalley entertained a
number OF friends last Saturday in
homer Of the seventy fifth birthday of
her mother Mrs. Connolly.
Anton Reminger was fined five dol
lars and costs IN the Municipal Court
Monday for using abusive language to
Charles Budweiser
Nick frost was fined five dollars and
costs in the Municipal Court last week
for assault on John Mas. Both parties
are from Newton.
Chief of Police Pierce took care of
fourteen tramps at the station house
Tuesday night. These wanderers are
among the harbingers of spring.
Hans Bauer, head brewmaster for
the VIM Rahr Sons Co., has started on
trip to Germany to visit his old home.
He will go by way of Spain and Italy.
At the Opera House this evening
there will be given 4 subscription dance
attended principally by members of the
Social and the Married Peoples dancing
clubs.
Joseph and John Miller and Alfred
Allen have been rising early OF late to
tackle the early duck They report see
ing number which were to high to be
got at AS rule duck is too high for
most people.
The Young Peoples Dancing Club
gave Hard Time Party ut the Opera
House Tuesday evening. Most Of the
members complied with the regulations
and came in some form Of jumper or
calico dress.
The MaDitowoc Mailing Company
shipped trainload of thirty cars of
malt to the Anhauser Busch Brewing
Company at st. Louis. The consign-
ment contains about 10000 bushels and
takes two engines to draw it,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilhelmy, of
this township, celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of their wedding April A.
Nine children and host Of
grand children helped them celebrate.
Each of the old people is just IS years of
age.
Licenses to marry have been granted
to Mike Gospodar.k and Antonina
Dropka, of this city; John Muhs, Jr
and Lizzie Simmer, of Rapids, and
August Krause, of Wayside, Brown
County, and Lizzie Hagenstein OF
Maple Grove.