The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-31
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention

Monday Judge Schenian held court
in Two Rivers.
Hear the High School question dis
cussed at Turner Hall tonight
Captain Paul Nelson, who has been
wintering in Arizona, has returned to
this city.
Don't forget the mass meeting on the
school ques tion at Turner Hall this eve
ming.
Miss Rose lander of Milwaukee has
been visiting at the home of Ferdinand
Heyroth.
August Gerpheide and Joseph Brady
have returned from their Oklahoma and
Texas trip.
Miss Bailey of the North Side High
School is spending her Easter vacation
at Rockford, ILL.,
Francis Mcmahon is spending his
Easter vacation at the home of his
parents in this city.
Four teams Of draft horses purchased
at Algoma by the Landreth Pea Pack
ing Company arrived in town Tuesday.
j. w. Rathsacll will be the new
manager of the Elevator City House on
the corner of Franklin and Tenth
streets.
County Clerk Schaffland was busy
early this week sending out ballots and
other official election material to the
various towns of the county
In civifsuit brought by John Gross
against Julius Weinburgh verdict was
rendered last Thursday for the plain
tiff. The damages We're $500.
Deputy Game Warden Kaufman has
been instructed to keep a lookout for
the spearing of pickeral, pike, bass or
sturgeon this season. The fishing sea-
son does not commence until May -.
A jury in Chiffon has rendered YER
dict in favor of J. c. Faher of that town
against the G. Reiss Coal Co. for $4,000
for injuries sustained in n fall from one
of the companys tramways.
Congressman Davidson was in this
city Tuesday to confer with c. b.
Wilton. special agent of the p. Q. De
partment, regarding the new rural
routes that are being put IN.
The County Republican Committee
has fixed the date of the caucuses to
elect ward delegates to the County con
vention They will take place April IA.
The county convention will take place
April 16.
Licenses to marry have been issued
this week to Charles Lutzke, of Liberty,
and Martha Kautza of Eaton; August
Gauger of Cooperstown, Mary SpricF,
of Kossuth; Charles Racquet and Adele
Voland, of Schleswig.
Otto Kulnik has been taken into
partnership with Fl. G. Schuette the
livery stable proprietor. The concern
will be called H. G. Schuette and Co. IN
future. Work on the new Washington
Street building is progressing.
The Wheaton College basket ball team
defeated the Reach Athletic team at
Two Rivers last Saturday by a score of
35 to 33 The second team Of the Reach
Athletic Club defeated the Company II
team of this city on the same evening by
a score of As to Is.
Adolph Vollendorf who left this city
to play baseball with the Louisville
team has been transferred to the Denver
team of the Western League. He played
his first game Sunday, pitching only
four innings however. His team lost
to the Chicago Nationals.
On the complaint of p. j. Altmeyer
charging assault John Kelley was
arraigned in the Municipal court last
Friday. He pleaded guilty and was
fined five dollars and COSTS In default
of payment he was committed to jail
The arrest was made by officer Wilsman
Of Two Rivers
A muster of Company II. of this city
was held in Turner Hall Monday eve
ming. Capt. VIM. Abel, retired, of this
city was the mastering officer. The at
tendance was very good, 50 out of ca
being present Only one out of the two
absent was without leave. The other
was in Philadelphia. The drill lasted
for two hours and a half.
The United Commercial Travellers of
this city elected the following officers,
last Saturday, for the ensuing YEAR
Past Commander, J. Ct. Egan; Senior
Commander, JOS Sclwab: Junior Com
mander, Will Nelson; Sec Treas, Louis
Kunz; Conductor, w. Ratz; Page, Ed.
Thompson; Sentinel. Aug. Drews; Exc
cutive committee for two years Wm.