The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-10
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week.
Personal Mention.

Otto Drews, of Rapids, was in this
city Saturday.
Benedict Meyer, of Two Rivers, was
in town Monday.
Miss Mary Black has been visiting
relatives in Chiffon.
Bruno Dalwig has left the employ of
the Seibel Clothing Company.
George Wright of Kiel, was business
visitor to Green Bay Saturday
Z. G. Nash tried suit before referee
W. C. Kmball at Chiffon, last week.
LIE Geer and Chas c. West were
business visitors at Green Bay last
week.
Stanley Eckel has returned to this
city after visit to friends at Green
Bay.
Helmer Anderson, travelling for the
Manitowoc Mattress Company WAS in
town Sunday.
The Knights of Pythias gave card
party last Thursday evening, at which
their lady friends were invited
Frank Stastney of Francis Creek was
in town last week. He dropped in to
the PILOT office for a few minutes.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison and Miss
Lizzie Durek have left for Colorado.
The former has accepted position at
Pigosba Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Usher, #
Madison, have been visiting their
daughter Mrs. Y. l.. Kelley, of North
Seventh Street.
The old Sohrweide farm in the town
of Maple Grove was sold last Saturday
to Joseph Kahout of Greenstreet for the
sum of $500. The farm contains 100
acres.
Chairman Pinger, Of the town Of
Franklin, was in town visiting old &C
quaintances ut the court house, last
Saturday. He has recently recovered
from long and severe illness.
Fred Benin, treasurer of the town Of
Newton, has handed to County Treas
urer Hacker the amount of the taxes as
sessed against the town. The total sum
was $S41031.
Local bakers state that not unless
-four rises still higher will they make
any advance in the price of bread. 1t
is possible however that loaves may he
smaller for some time in the near
future.
Thos. Carey, formerly Of this city, but
now of Grimms, spent Sunday
here. Mr.. Carey is in the bung hole
business at Grimms and is also promi-
nent in the political circles Of the vii
lage.
DR.. B. j. Taugher, who was for
eight years physician at st. Nazianz
is about completing a post graduate
course at Chicago. He intends locating
in this city in the near future. Last
Thursday he was III town looking for u
house
Theodore Leveke celebrated his birth
day at his home on South Eighteenth
street last Sunday A number
of friends came to wish him we'll. He
will start farming before long and will
move with his family from the city
A party composed of Miss Belle Rand,
Miss Bessie Alhee, Miss Katherine Van
dergrift Silas Giles and A. G.. Bourgere
took an enjoyable sleiRhride out to
Chris Muth's last week. On the way
out they had 'break down and Mr..
Giles had to return to town and get q
new rig.
considerable work is being done in
the way Of securing franchise rights all
along the contemplated ronte of tie
electric line projected from Manitowoc
to Fond du Lac, said J. e. McMullen
Of Chiffon, at the Schlitz. This road
will surely be built next summer. The
business men of Chiffon rs we'll as the
farmers generally of Calumet county
are decidedly in favor of the project,
and interest will be stirred up in Mani
towoc so that work will be commenced
on the line next spring milwaukee
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