The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-02-25

last week
Emil Baensch was in Milwaukee for
a few days this week.
John Holtz, has sold mare colt 10
Carl Friclle for 800.
Miss Lizze Carstens has been visiting
in Madison recently.
Jacob Rappel of Cato, was caller at
the PILOT office Tuesday.
The Baensch club of Two Rivers held
Il meeting Friday evening.
Miss Josephine Grinde of De Forest,
WIS, is visiting Mrs. A. L. Hougen.
f. c. Schoch has been attending the
convention of lumbermen ut Milwaukee
Wolves have again been reported in
the vicinity OF Two Rivers and to the
north.
State bank Inspector, L. r. Kutler,
of Appleton, WAS i'll town officially
Monday.
George w. Hamilton, Editor of the
Detroit, Mimi Record has been visiting
in Two Rivers.
A boy WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Kuhl of Tenth and franklin streets
Sunday
Frank Gleieh paid 81 and costs in the
Municipal Court Tuesday for getting
drunk.
John Schuette and Miss Gesine
Schuette were ut the Pianllinton in
Milwaukee Monday.
Chas. Etzler. of Reedsville, registered
at the Republican House, in Milwau
| kee Tuesday.
Max Rahr has been playing the
good Samaritan lately by feeding the
starving seagulls from Eighth street
bridge.
The Lady Maccabees will give an
Apron and Pillow sale next Saturday
afternoon and evening at Fraziers
Hall.
Joseph Miller, senior proprietor Of
the Williams House barber shop, has
been rather undet the weather for Il
couple Of days past.
George French. now Of Antiso hut
formerly of Cato, has bought the
Schultz Creamery at Alverno. The
consideration is not known.
The Pere Marquette Carferries Nos
10 and Is arrived in port yesterday.
They seemed to have litle trouble in
backing in. They left last night.
b. f. Frauh, representing the Ed
mund Gram Music House Of Mllwau
kea, and J. Herz)g, of this city, tran
sacted business at Two Rivers last
Saturday.
Kahlenberg Bros. of Two Rivers are
binding Il gasoline engine for George
Scoye. Mr.. Scove will use the engine
in a launch which is being built in this
city.
The Pere Marquette car ferry No. 10
which has for nearly two weeks been
on the rocks off Fox Point was released
Friday and taken to Milwaukee for re
pairs.
Alfred Mott, son of George Mott, of
Llrrabee. was Telling trees pear his
home last Friday when one Of the trees
falling on him, broke his leg and two
ribs He is about sixteen years of age.
DR.. Paine was thrown from his cutter
Sunday near Torrison's store His
horse ran away but was Drought TO
u standstill near Tenth street. DR..
Paine was unhurt.
The fire department was called 10 the
Reiss Coal Company yards Saturday to
put out Il fire which had been 4molder-
ing for weeks and which had com
menced to be dangerous.
Street Commissioner Buuril has han
ded in his resignation to the city cleriz.
Ii will take effect March s. This step
Is supposed u De caused ny the ftprl-
mand which Mr. Bouril received from
the council.
The litigation between Henry Stole,
Sr, and Thomas Torrison over tie
title to II strip Of Land, has come TO an
end a settlement was made outside Of
court The papers TO that effect were
filed Saturday afternoon.
Albert Schmidt of Mishicot, bought
the fo'ty-acle farm adjoining his at
sherit'~ sale last Friday The price was
- 40. The farm formerly sold for
5000, but the court in VIII 80 hands il
was ordered resale
+. j, Westlha grandson Of Carl II
We-tphal, who died recently in this
city, has bought out the Fox River
journal ut Appleton and will run il in
connection with his job printing cetah-
lshmen'. The journal is Il weekly bnt
has u gondly subscription li4r despite the
fact that there are several dailies in
Appleton.