The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-01-28
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

Henry Hinrichs was at st. Paul Mon
day.
The Bouril dog case has been ad-
journed until Feb. 4.
H. a. Bush the Circuit Court reporter
spent Sunday at Fond du Lac.
Miss Clara Pick of West Bend, Wis,
is a guest of Miss Elsa Luhman.
A. G. Bourgerie, cutter for the o.
Torrison Co.. spent Sunday at his home
in Minneapolis.
Silas Giles spent Sunday at the home
of Edward Bedell, in Manitowoc
Rapids.
Messrs Bleser, Schuette and Fricke
have returned from the horse sale ut
Chicago.
Miss Jewett of Woodstock, ILL.,, is
spending a few days at the home Of
Miss LYDIA Baensch.
A party was held at the home of Miss
G. Schuette last Sunday in honor of her
guest Miss Ella Rahr of Oshkosh.
Last Monday morning Judge Schen-
ian held court in Two Rivers. There
were no cases before him however.
The Baensch headquarters in this
city are undergoing a hauling over.
The kalsominers have been at work.
A branch Library has been estab-
lished on the South Side at the corner
of Washington and Eighteenth streets.
Mrs. A. Mosher and Miss Edna Burt
will make tour of this state demon
strating for the Kneipp Malt Food Co.
John Lennox of the Green Bay
Wooden Ware Company has been trying
to get men from this vicinity for the
plant.
Chris Gielow caught muskalongue
in English Lake last week This is the
first fish of the kind caught around
these parts.
Frank Halberg of the Halberg Wagon
Works at Mishicot slipped on walk at
Two Rivers Sunday and fractured his
leg.
Mrs Walter Pellet celebrated her
birthday last Saturday A number of
friends from Two Rivers and this city
enjoyed themselves at the house.
Emil Barta. an employee of the c. &
N. w. Railway Co. had his hands and
feet badly frozen at the Calumet yards
Sunday night
Helmer Anderson connected with the
Manitowoc Mattress Company took
trip across the lake into Michigan on
business Monday.
Friends of L. K Luse and J. c.
Kerwin are circulating petitions here
for their election to the Supreme Court
Bench of the State.
Tom Morris of Meeme, who had his
hand crushed IN feed cutter about six
weeks ago and VINO has since been in
the hospital here, was released recently.
Walter Pellet, Jr,. has accepted
position with Knutson and Roberts
drug store. VIM. Stevens who was
employed there for few days has left
town.
Tasteful invitations are out for the
commencement exercises of the North
Side High School, which will take place
in the Assembly Room of the school to-
morrow evening.
Monday evening DR.. Patchen's horse
became frightened near the Grain Ele-
vator and ran away. The sleigh was
broken and the driver was thrown out
but no one was hurt
At the masked ball on roller skates at
Fleisher's Saturday evening, prizes for
the best masks were awarded to Mrs.
A. Stanton, r. Gilbraith, Miss Martha
Smith and A. Edwards.
The ladies of the Married PEOPLES
Dancing Club gave the gentlemen a
Leap Year Party Saturday at Carstens
Hall The music was furnished by
Moser's Marine Band.
A stricter compliance with military
etiquette. such as saluting officers and
keeping lockers and equipment in better
order, will be enforced in Company Fl
in the near future, according to Lieut.
Com Krnmm.
Mrs. Mary Wilson. who runs store