The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-02-25
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph Items Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

Tom Cary of Grimms was in town
-, on business Monday.
The dailes did not issue Monday, as
it was Washington's Birthday.
George H. Bean has opened barber
shop on Washington Street.
DR.. r. S. Mitchell left last Saturday
on a trip through Illinois and Indiana.
Fred Zentner, ST., made a trip TO
Oshkosh over Washington's Birthday
L. j. Nash of this city, has been cleo
ted vice president of the State Bar AS
ISOLATION.
The Eagles held their first regular
meeting in Beers Hall, Saturday eve
ming.
Fret Westphal of Appleton, was in
town to attend the funeral OF his
father
Captain Tim Kelley has been inspect
ing the vessels in the harbor for the in
surance companies.
few days of this week visiting rela
tives at Francis Creek.
A writ of attachment was served
against the Hub saloon, Saturday, for
the VIM Rahr Sons Co.
Arthur lander travelling salesman
for Theo. Schmidtmau Sons Co., spent
Sunday and Monday in town.
The Foresters, of Milwaukee, will
play the Reach Athletic Club, at bas-
ket ball, next Saturday, in Two Rivers.
Miss Josie Kuhl at present employed
in the O. Torrison Cos store will leave
Monday on a pleasure trip to Califor-
mia.
Tomorrow evening the Sheboygan
High School basket ball team will play
the North Side High School team at
Turner Hall.
Miss Marie Nusang, who was to
have taken part in the postponed st.
Aloysius Society play Broken Fetters',
is seriously III.
DR.. Currens, of Two Rivers, has re
turned from Wash ngton ID. c.. where
he attended the national convention OF
physicians
Supt. Christensen visited schools in
the towns of K0ssuth and Gibson last
week and attended the teachers meet
ing At Mishicot on Saturday.
DR.. w. H. Earles President of the
Milwaukee Medical College, and ut one
time owner of the PILOT will take II
trip TO California for about a month to
get II rest.
H. F. Westphal of Milwaukee, was
here to attend the funeral of his father
Carl Westphal f. J. Westphal aud
Mrs Fred We>tphal of Appleton Were
also in attendance.
The directors room at the National
Bank has been beautifully reptpertd
and decorated. The walls and ceiling
are covered with raised paper and the
color scheme is green and gold.
Miss Mary Nelson has presented to
the Library IL series of photographs of
the new Carnegie Library building in
the various stages of its construction.
George Groffman has contributed a
picture Of the old lighl house.
Jacob Konop and J. q. Konop Of
Francis Creek were in town last
Saturday and attended the conference
on cooperation at Clicks Hall. j. &.
Konop became member Of the Right
Relationship League.
c. NJ Olson sold a cargo of soft coal
to the Manirowoc Electric Light Com
pany Saturday. The cargo was one
which the j. G Johnson Company had
refused to accept in the fan on the
grounds that it had not been delivered
on time.
The students Of the North Side High
School Friday evening debated the
question Resolved; That II new Moth
Side High School would be better for
the North Side than Il Central High
School Miss Dedricks and Eugene
Alter took the affirmative and won
against Miss Ella Heyroth and Ralph
Seeger