The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-09-11
PERSONALS.

hail Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry P. Smith were
highly pleased last Saturday morning by
the arrival of their long expected SOD,
Hiram, who has been roaming over the
western wilds specializing in cattle and
horses-from Texas to Kansas. He was
taken seriously sick at Memphis, and has
now come home to recruit his health.
Their son Ira left here last Friday for
st Louis to join his brother in a whole
sale dry goods store.
We had short call last Monday from
Mr.. Holton Webb, of this city, and his
friend Mr.. Neatly. They left on the 8
O'Clock train. returning to the Normal
School at Oshkosh.
Miss Sarah Sherman left here last
Monday morning on her way to Ripon
Academy, where she intends to resume
her studies. She will be missed not only
in the family circle, but in the Sunday
School and social meetings. The best
wishes of all are With her.
Mr.. Horace Lovely gave us very
pleasant call yesterday morning, having
just returned from an exA tended tour
through the Eastern States. Hereports
business lively, but that there is much
complaint about the long drauth, which
is injuring the crops and especially that
of hay, which brings very high prices
already.
Mr.. S. D. Robinson, one of the most
efficient Book Agents in this county, has
just shown us the finest family bible we
have yet seen, unsurpassed not only for
completeness in its contents but also for
the excellence of its printing, it's illus
trations, album, family record and beau
tiful binding. Mr.. Robinson is now re-
ceiving subscription for this best of all
books and we heartily recommend him
and his books to the largest patronage
of our community.
Rev. Mr.. Engle arrived here last week
and gave us friendly call on Friday.
The Rev. gentleman looks as well as ever
and reports all the members of his fami-
ly enjoying health and prosperity. Many
of his former parishioners and new
members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church listened to one of his most in
teresting sermons last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Engle and i,sdy are the guests of It.
C. Shove.
DooToR Shimonek left our City again
this morning for New York, where he in
tents to continue his professional and es-
pecially clinical studies for which that
City has a worldwide renown. Our
young friend leaves many loving and
sorrowing hearts behind, whose best
wishes viii ever be with him. He has
our heartfelt congratulations to his emf
nent success so far and our sincere de-
sire to welcome him again soon as one of
the brightest lights of our medical fra
ternity.
JUDGE Villas and his estimable lady
returned to Madison, last Tuesday morn
ing, having made many friends in our
Community. They both expressed them
selves pleased with the neat and business
like appearance of our city and the
beauty and attractiveness of its surround
ings. They take with them the best
wishes, continued health and prosperity
for themselves and their worthy children
and for their early renewal of a good
long visit to Manitowoc
Mr. f. Mason and family left our city
last Friday, returning home to Chicago
They acknowledge gratefully the many
benefits derived from our salubrious eli
mate in invigorated health, and will
heartily recommend Manitowoc as the
best summer resort for weakened consti-
tutions, or for avoiding the facilitating
influence of the scorehing summers of the
south.
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