The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-31

A billi ard table has been placed in
the club rooms of the Elks.
Mrs. Pat Seaman and daughter Marie
spent Sunday in this city.
Easter vacation among the schools Of
this city is nowin progress.
Miss Minnie Bartelme of Wayside, is
a guest of Miss Margaret Pellet.
r. A. Sullivan, of Menchalville, paid
the Pilot pleasant call last week.
Rev. Stenbrecker from Kaukauna
spent few hours in this city last Fri
day.
Miss Nora Healy and Dennis Healy
are spending their Easter vacation at
De Pere.
Leonard Ellig has opened a drug store
on the corner of Washington and Eight
eenth streets.
The Daily Herald and the Daily News
both came ont in creditable Easter garb
last Saturday.
Robbins have been hopping around
the lawns of this city quite freely dur
ing the past few days.
Robert Bubolz, of Maple Grove, was
in town this week He spent few
minutes in the Pilot office.
Charles Schlei, we'll known dray-
man of this city is the happy father of a
pair of twins, both girls.
Supt. Cochrane of the Goodrich Line
paid business visit to Green Bay and
Sturgeon Bay Tuesday.
William Wiese with his family has
returned to this city from Menominee,
where he moved few years ago.
Mrs Otto Weinschenk has bought the
candy store al No. $40 South Eighth
street. Her son will conduct it.
Knut Halverson, of Rockland, was
! fined five dollars and costs in the MUM
cipal Court last Saturday for assault
and battery on Mrs Carrie Kahat.
Superintendent Christensen, Messrs.
Luehr, Kellar, Hyer and Davies are all
in attendance ut the Wisconsin Teachers
Association Convention at Madison.
The Misses Eva and Georgia Munger,
of Mauston have leased the SEEKER build
on North Eighth street, where they will
conduct d millinery establishment
Joseph Zahorik, clerk of the town of
Franklin, was in town yesterday look
ing after some of the details of the elec-a
ton. He paid the PILOT pleasant
call,
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Hamilton, who
have been visiting Mrs. Hamilton's
mother Mrs. Landreth, in this city, left
Sunday for their home in Cedar Rapids,
Ia.
A baby daughter was born Monday
to Mrs. Bertha Krause The father
VIM. krause, a teacher in the German
Lutheran Parochial School died month
ago.
At meeting of the Hearst State
League at the Hotel PfSter in Milwau-
kee Monday evening, e. A. Schmitz of
this city was appointed a member Of
the executive committee from the eighth
district
The capital stock of the Fond du Lac
and Northeastern Railway Company,
which desires an ordinance regulating
its entrance into this city, has been in
creased from $40, 600 to $3.50 600
7. w. Davies, principal of the West
Side High School, left Tuesday morn
ing for his home in Wild Rose. From
there he will go to Madison to attend she
Southwestern Teachers Association
Convention.
Miller Brothers, the propretors of the
Williams House Barber shop have put
in an entirely new set Of furniture con
ssting of three chairs and a combina
ton case. The furniture was purchased
from Chicago BARRIERS supply house
Theodore Loose, of Potters, has pur
chased from George Cootway the well
known trotting mare Queen Afrite. The
price paid is said to have been about
$500. Mr. Loose will enter the mare in
the county fair races.
G. w. Sweetiug, former Assistant
Dairy and Food Commissioner, was in
the city on Wednesday. Since he has
retired from Office, he has devoted his
time to handling cheese and dairy sup
plies, with headquarters at Mapitowoc.
While having very little to say in regard
tn politics, he says he is n Baensch man
from head to toe. Kewaunee Enter
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