The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-17

Henry Hinrichs is back FROM bust
n ass trip to ST. Paul
Mrs. j. E. Rummele celebrated her
birthday Sunday.
Ed Shambeau of Two Rivers was in
the city on business Monday.
Mr., and Mrs Milton Davis of this city
have been visiting in Green Bay.
The engagement of Ida Zolkavick and
Joe Lavene has been announced.
A baby girl has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Krumm of North Tenth Street
DR.. r. S. Mitchell was called to
Grimms on business last Monday.
Miss Ella Attridge of Clarks Mills is
visiting at the home of August Gehbe.
Joe Brady and August Gerpheide have
Coast.
Anita Hinrichs has returned home
from Downer College Milwaukee, on &C
count of sickness.
Thomas Gretz and J. Rodewald Of
the town of Newton were in the city on
business last Saturday.
The permanent Aerie of the Eagles
Will be located over the Non Pareil
saloon on South Eighth Street.
Quite - party of young men and
women from here went down to Fleisch-
Q $ roller skating rink Tuesday.
Emil Baensch has returned from a
trip to the northwestern part of the
state, where he made many friends.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Rechcygl have
left for Hot Springs where Mr.. Rechcygl
will take treatment for rheumatism.
Tim and John Kelley who were here
attending the funeral of their brother,
Charles, have returned to Milwaukee.
George Paska, who has been attend
ing a school for cutters in Chicago, has
just graduated and is at present in this
city.
A dispatch from Washington, d. c.,
states that William Bnkle, of St.
Nazianz has been appointed railway
mail clerk.
Gustave Fehrs took u trip to Amigo
Sunday to attend the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
White.
Frank Klabachek who used to work
for M. II. Dempsey and is ut present at
Reedsvile was in town for few days
this week
Richard Roemer of this city has been
promoted to the command of the signal
corps of the University of Wisconsin
regiment at Madison.
Mrs M j. Ryan left for her home at
Escanaba, Mich. on Tuesday. Her
mother, Mrs. 7. Kelley, accompanied
her and will remain for short time.
Patrick Driscoll, aged so, an uncle of
p. J. Mcmahon of this city and for
mer resident here, died recently at st.
Nicholas Hospital, Sheboygan.
Theo. Loose of Potters came to TOW n
on Saturday last and while here bought
u valuable horse which he will ha, e
shipped to his home soon.
Rev. S. r. 5. Gray has arranged to
(draw a series of pictures illustrating
his serial story, Mary Maynard" now
running in the Milwaukee Sunday Sen
tinel.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Otto Ohm OF Eaton and Bertha ORA
heine of Rockland, and to Louis Bleich-
we'll of Newton and Susan Prelin of
Cato
Some republicans are booming Will
liam Rahr of this city for delegate
from this district to the republican
national convention to be held at Chi
cago, June %.
John McFarlane, Editor of the Daily
News, is taking in the State Press As
ISOLATION meeting at Fond du Lac.
Manager Ohde, Of the Herald, was a,
the meeting yesterday
On the complaint of Joe Kabitz, Joe
Bloederl was arraigned in the Munich
Court last Satuid day charged with using
bad language. He pleaded guilty and
was fined five dollars and costs.
The car ferries have again been hav
ing trouble with the ice. The Pert
Marquette boats Nos. Is, II and 90 vert
ice bound for quite n while this week
and all have been consider ably de-
layed by the foes.
Rudolph Kaemph, ieweler OF She
boygan has leased the store next tc
Schmdtman's warehonse on South
Eighth street and will engage in the
wholesale and retail diamond business
in this city. He was in South Africa
last year.
Company H. basket ball team will
play two more games before disbandng