The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-21


day and Thursday of last week, returned
to his home at Racine on Friday.
Mr.. Lonis Mueller of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Rev. Oliver c. johnson, Mrs Dr. c. NJ.
Gleason and Miss Agnes Torrison will
act ~ judges ut the Christmas story
contest this evening ut the Opera house.
Mr.. Martin Drummer of Kellnersville
was a caller at the PILOT Office Friday
Dan Fleischer. who has resumed the
management of the Iuterurban hall, is
making preparations for an opening ball.
the event being scheduled for December
49,
Louis Panhandle of this city has
purchased the Columbia hotel at Platt-
vile, and will take charge of the same
in the near future. He is an experienced
hotel man.
Prin Paul G. W. Keller has been APP
pointed member of the State. Teachers
association Committee on Enrolment
by C. E. McLenegan, president of the
association.
The school case was brought to close
last Thursday afternoon. Judge Belden
took the case under advisement. 1t is
not likely that decision will be rem
dered this year.
Mr.. Chas. Goessl of Gibson was
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
The board of civil service examiners
for the First district of Manitowoc
county is composed of A. L. Nash,
Francis j. Taugher and William Rath
sack, Jr.
Fire chief Kratz Of this city was
elected secretary of the State Firemen' $
Milwaukee, when the new association
was organized.
The birds exhibited by Fred Borcherdt,
Jr., at the pigeon show recently held in
Milwaukee captured several prizes, in
Guiding silver cup awarded the ex-
hibitor of the best homer.
We have fine assor tment of Parlor
Furniture. Fl. Rosinsky q Son. "A
Sunday evening n gathering of rela-
tives and friends participated in the
celebration of baptismal ceremonies
held for an infant son at the Rockhotf
home on South Eighth street.
Mr.. VIM Bleser of Manitowoc Rapids
called at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Those in charge of the Opera house
are making arrangements fol Christ
mas night dance and social. The Christ
mas night hop is time honored affair
with the management of the Opera
house, but the social this year will offer
new feature-a tree. The occasion
will no doubt be prolific Of pleasure.
George Brothers delivery horse took
fright and ran away Tuesday forenoon.
The delivery wagon was somewhat
damaged. The animal started to run
Just when Jack George WAS abont to get
into the wagon, the result being that he
was thrown to the ground and painfully
hurt.
At the council meeting Monday even
ing it was voted that the city purchase
certain FIVE acre tract of land situated
one half mile north of the city, for
$4,000 The land has been secured from
NJ. w. Kazda and will be used rs a
gravel pit.
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On Monday evening of last week,
Judge Emil Baensch of this city was
the guest of honor at IA banquet given at
Sheboygan by the Centempory club of
that city. and on that occasion Mr..
Bensch gave an address on The
Germans in America.
Atty. A. p. Schenian has been retained
to defend Wenzel Kunz, who is con
fined in the county Jail, on the charge of
having murdered his mother. 1t is
believed that the plea of insanity will
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