The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-07-20

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last week and left for Milwaukee last
Thursday morning. Mr.. Maxcy is in
terested in the local waterworks plant.
E. N. Anderson, who came to Man.
towoc fifty years ago last Friday,
arrived here, July IA, from Sawyer,
Wis, his present home, to spend the
anniversary day with old time friends.
Prof Reinhold Pieper president OF
Copcordia college, Springfield, H., &C
complained by his daughter Elizabeth,
arrived here several days ago for visit
at the home of Theodore Schmidtman,
Sr.
Last Friday it was reported that a
Seventh ward man, who was engaged
in business on the North Side last year,
had disappeared 1t is said that the
man left because he is head and ears in
debt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Barrett of Sheboy-
gan and Mrs Q. 0. Osborne and child
rem of Beloit arrived here in an ANTONIO
bile last Thursday. They left on the
south bound Goodrich boat Friday
morning.
The North Western and Wisconsin
Central lines have granted a fare and
one third for the round trip for the re-
union of the Twenty first Wisconsin
Civil war regiment to be held here
August 3 and A.
Last Friday afternoon county officers
were guests at a boating party on invi
tation of Mr.. John Schuette, who took
the party up the river in his yacht EI
Tempo The outing, it is reported, was
an enjoyable one
Twelve candidates received the veil
at ST Francis convent south of the city
on Wednesday of last week. The services
were conducted by Bishop Fox of Green
Bay, assisted by Vicar General Loeb
mann of Green Bay.
Last Thursday Chief of Police Pierce
received telegram from Chicago police
authorities inquiring whether John
Driscoll was in this city. Driscoll was
found and returned to Chicago, where
his mother had died
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Harris one day last week. We
are told that the bright little newcomer
is now the real head of that fiourishing
business establishment, the Fair Store
on Washington street.
N. O. Murphy and wife were here
from Arizona on Sunday. Mr.. Murphy
was formerly resident of this city He
served as governor of Arizona for two
terms and has also served in congress as
delegate from his territory.
Fred Jones, the tramp held on a
charge of burglary, was bound over to
the circuit court on Monday the hear
ing having taken place on that day in
the municipal court. The prisoner
| bonds were fixed at $1,000.
The board of review completed its
work last Saturday. But few changes
were made. The assessment on the
Scheuer property, located west of the
Traction company power house, was
changed from $40, 900 to 80 600.
Fred Herbst, uperintending foreman
| for the Worden Allen company of Mil
waukee, will have charge of the steel
wolk on the new court house, the firm
having secured the contract. Mr.. Herbst
was formerly resident of this city.
Robert Haukohl and family arrived
here from Milwaukee several days ago.
Mr.. Haukohl is private secretary to
Police Chief Jansen of Milwaukee, He
has been granted vacation which he
and his family will spend in this city.
The report that several dental offices
in Marirette and kaukauna have re-
Gently been robbed of gold and other
articles has led to the belief that the
robbery of the Kapitan dental Office
was the work Of professional purloiners
Last week County Clerk Schafflant
SEM out notices calling for bids on $3.50,
900 in county bonds. The bids will b.
opened August 25th. The bonds viii
be tloated for the purpose of providing
money for the erection of the new cour
house
Julian Iakroczymski, a fish dealer
residing in Chicago, arrived here tn.
latte part of last week to close con
tract with the Eclipse Boat company
Two Rivers, for the building of new
boat for him.
LOST-At Grimms on the picnic
grounds, or in that vicinity. cost,
solid gold brooch, composed of two fla
concentric, hollow backed rings, attach
ed to an elliptical ring, which, in turn
is attached to small hollow square ant
appendages Finder can secure liberia
reward by leaving the breast pin at thu
PILOT office or by handing it to thu
operator at Grimms Wis
Charles Milnans, a Reedsvills man foI
whose arrest warrant WAS sworn on,
by Reedsvile authorities last October
but who disappeared before the warrant
could be served was arrested at Gillett,