The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-14

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run away. In turning the corner OF
North Eighth and State streets the
buggy was smashed. The driver was
not seriously injured Miss JuliaKelley
who was passing on the street
narrowly escaped being run down
Masons employed on the foundation
to the new court house struck last Week
and We're not permitted to return to
work New men have taken the places
of the strikers. The strike is reported
to have been caused by the refusal of
Contractor Hickman to permit masons
to do the work Of stone cutters in plac-
ing the stone. This is the second strike
on the work, the first having occurred
several weeks ago
Miss Bertha Wcyforth who is employ
| ed ut the kress home on North Fifth
street was severely burned about the
face one day last week while she was
starting fire 10y applying match to
wood on which she nad poured some
Kerosene. The girl was alone in the
house at the time the accident occurred.
The injuries she sustained are not
serious and her face will not be dishg
ured
y week ago Mayor Stole served notice
on the fire and police commissan that
the office of police chief of the city had
been vacant since September lat and
that the commission was requested 60
file Immediately a list OF names of al-
plicants for the position
Last Thursday Manitowoc lost two
games to the Cherokee Indian baseball
team, one game being PLAYED in the
evening by gaslight The afternoon
game was lost 10y a score of I TO and
the evening game resulted in score of
L to against the locals The latter
game was witnessed 10y fully 1000
people.
John Jentgen, captain at the North
Side fire station was recently trans.
ferred to the South Side in the same
position, and Louis just is now captain
ON the North Side Lester Tilford is II
new member Of the fire department.
Clarence Benson, one Of three wanted
to answer toa charge of highway rob
berry Is confined in the county Jail
having been brought back from Wausau,
where his arrest was effected on Wednes
day Of last week Benson left here Mon
day, sept lth, 10 work for the North
Western ut Wau-au
The displays in the divisions de-gnat
ed art Photographic and discretionary
contributed much to the success of the
fair this year The last mentioned di-
vision was n new feature of the county
show
Miss Emma Sdhwandt aud Mrs. VIII
lam Erlne arrived here from Appleton II
week ago for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Schwandt
Miss Cora Shadboldt formerly res
ident of this city, was married ut Green
Bay, n short time ago, to John Taylor
of West Bend The bride was Il teacher
Wv
On September 18th Miss Louise Chris
tel and Mr. Rudolph Kletzieu, both Of
y.aaars will ~ nn,t.a IL nn,r;oge .,
~. chrrrh of tho I,nmo,,,l,t. Cnncsn.
ia, !, Clorl. Mn. ria hr;da.to.h. !
u daughter Of MIR. ana Mrs. r. Christel.
Tbo q Torri.n, ~ ,,r,s,,toa Ar.,s,
rri.l..noon with h,nd.,no r,a ~,
,aoL rho ra.;,iou, nr ~. ,,;s, ,.,.
WIN ''ie io'''So'l ~ '"' ''eNe" yours
recently ne resigned" 10 accep' " Po7't'ofi
III 9o''th o"Ko'a'
The pigeon EXHIBIT of over four hun
dred birds was center Of attraction at
the Manltowoc county fair. which closed
last Friday. Much credit is due TO Fred
{. Borcherdt, lr., who was superlntend-
ent of this department of the eXposi-
ton
j q Martin OF the Northern Grain
Co returned to Chicago in tine latter
part Of last week. after u business visit
mere
Frank I,nlash formerly of tbi4 CITY
was married al Milwaukee Semi, ~th I,
N,.3 Entb.rir. IiInp.lyo Th. .,n,Ia