The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-05

Henry Mahnke.
Carl Leverenz, of this city, celebrated
his S1st birthday Sunday.
A. A. Kappelmann, of Chiffon, has
been visiting in this city.
Prof. Hogue will give May party al
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
John Lester, of Milwaukee, has been
engaged as night clerk at the Victoria
Carl and Gus Erickson, of Milwau-
kee, were visitors in town over Sunday.
NJ Landberg. of this city, registered
at the Republican House in Milwaukee
Monday.
Theodore Dieter, of this city, was at
Milwaukee Monday, stopping at the
Blatz Hotel
Mrs Hugo Becker of Milwaukee. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. Sniffin OF
North Eighth Street.
The ice cream season with its delect
able sodas and sundays is now we'll un
der way in this city.
Mrs Louis Panhandle, of this city
went to Colmer, Ia. recently to attend
the funeral of her father.
Miss Josephine Kuhl, who has been
visiting her sister in California for two
months, has returned to this city.
Ex-senator McNlullen, of Chiffon,
,,,t 10, 4 fhn yaSf yvaak He
conducted business here and at Two
Rivers
The South and West Side high schools
played game of baseball Saturday af'
ternoon the former winning by score
of 13 to 8.
The first baseball of the season will be
played 10y the Manitowoc team Sunday
A team from Sheboygan will play the
home team.
VIM Meyer has leased his saloon and
100 acres Of land at -Four Corners to Tom
Dirkmann of this city The rental is
said to be 800 "A year.
Adolph Weyhausen, nineteen years OF
age, of the town of Liberty is being
treated in this city by DR.. Staehle for a
broken arm, the result of an accident
The Manitowoc Tennis Club, of this
city, is getting ready its courts on North
Eighth Street for the coming season
A tournament will be one of the fea
tures of the season
The Albert Landreth Company has
been busy the past week sending out its
force into the country 1t moved its
teams and shanties and work on seeding
has commenced
Frank Kretche will move from his
present location 1T the corner OF Eighth
and Buffalo Streets to one nearer the
bridge. The owl saloon will occupy
the quarters he will vacate.
d. H. Fleischer, proprietor of the In
terurban Hall, between this city and
Two Rivers, will move to California
and will engage in the business Of peach
growing there with his father
Miss Florence Taite, of this city, Is
the editor of new monthly musical
publication entitled The Marcato The
magazine ia published by the Taite
Printing Company also of this city.
Word has been received here of the
death in Chicago Sunday Of George Dol
phin, who married Miss Alice Richards
n daughter of James Richards, of this
city last fall.
In the gallery practice Sunday after
noon the following scores were made by
members Of Company H; Kruger 33,
Henrichs 20, w. johnson 81 Shimek,
Ceglski and Fried %, Buerstatte, Schu.
macher and Dittmar 81.
Every dam and bridge along the river
Sunday was the center of little knot of
fishermen. The day was u typical May
day and crowds from the city formed
one continuous procession ont into the
country in search of May flowers and
other delights.
AT a meeting of the Board of Police
and Fire Commissioners last Saturday
evening the annual report of Fire Chief
Kratz was received and placed on file.
Max Richter and Adelbert Schmidt were
unanimously elected president and So
cretary, respectively. The resignation
OF Darwin White was accepted.
Harry j. Wilson, head waiter on the
Goodrich Line steamer Indiana, and
Miss Olive McAlister, of Cato, were
married before Judge Schenian of the
Municipal Court Monday on a special
dspensation issued by Judge Chlonpek.
Wilson was arrested by Sheriff Pellet
on charge preferred by Miss McAllis-
ter