The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-08-31
Personal.

OiI AdSt'
Ed Kirwan of Milwaukee spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. Remmen OF Chicago is visitIn.
friends in the city.
DR.. Henry spent Sunday last visiting
friends in Green Bay.
Miss Katie Breuer is visiting thu
Worlds Fair this week.
Charles Bartlett of Milwaukee was il
the city on Saturday last.
Fred DAIMLER of st. Paul spent few
days in the city last week.
Anton Roeffs returned last week from
a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Attorney Brown of Milwaukee was il
the city on Tuesday on legal business.
Miss Lily Rhode was visiting friends
in lake shore cities north of here last
week.
Mrs. Krummheuer and Miss Werbke
Of this city left on Tuesday for visit to
the Worlds Fair.
Supt. Patzer returned on Saturday
last from Plover where he had been con-
Quoting teachers institute.
DR.. and Mrs. Fraser leave for the
Worlds Fair to morrow. The doctor
will visit Canada before returning.
Mrs. II. Giesler of Sheboygan is in the
city visiting friends the guest of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schmidtman.
G. NJ. hIorrlssey principal Of the KEEL
schools spent few days IN the city this
week. His school opens September 4.
A. II. Hoyer of Amigo has formed a
partnership with his brother Charles OF
this city and has moved to Manitowoc.
John Kelley who has been with his
father on the lakes during the summer
season, is spending few days at home.
Captain Peter Mulholland will take up
his residence in Milwaukee soon. Mr.
Estabrook has already moved his family
there.
Mr. Hoard of ST. Paul, brother Of ex-
Governor Hoard was in the city this
week visiting his brother-in-law, Princi-
pal Evans.
Mr.. A. Korbel and son of California
are visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Kor-
bel is the proprietor of q large vineyard
in the Golden State.
G. G. Stangel who is principal of the
Forrestville public school. completed the
scientific course at the Valparaiso Nor
NAL school this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Rand and family
leave for the Worlds Fair tomorrow.
The Misses Rand will attend the Leland
Stanford University this year.
DIR. and Mrs. Luhmann are attending
the Worlds Fair this week. The doctor
takes recreation SO seldom that it is
strange it does not affect him lnjuriously.
George Pritchard, a bright young man
who is engaged IN teaching, was IN the
city on Tuesday on matters connected
with the settlement of this fathers estate
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hessel of Amigo
were in the city few days this week.
They were on their way home from CHI
cago where they had been visiting the
Worlds FAIR.
Misses Maggie and Sarah Carey, Ma
mic and Hannah Brennan and LIZZIE
Meany of Cato returned from the Worlds
Fair on Saturday last. p. j. Hauch of
Grimms likewise reached home on that
day after visit to the Worlds Fair.
George Powell cannot get over his love
for Manitowoc even if it so conservative
as to be drowsy. He writes from Fall
River, Mass. as follows: II am thirsting
for Manitowoc news. So Mr.. Head-h1t-
ter, send The Pilot and save one life."
Captain Peter Mulholland was in the
city on Sunday. Mr.. Mulholland says
the new Milwaukee morning paper will
bS AoSuONi ouilLS IIlS pdlG VI ucAt
month. He says, likewise, that the pro-
iectors are receiving encouragement from
various sections OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray of Waupaoa, Mr..
and Mrs. Sabin of Wilmington, ILL.,, Mr.
and Mrs. John Burnett of Amigo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bush of Fond du Lac, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard of Racine and DR.. Sibree
of Sturgeon Bay were in the city last
Sunday to attend The funeral of G. B.
Burnet.
n. I. McCrea of Ohio who formerly
managed the coal business in this city,
was here this week to attend the funeral
OF George Burnett. Mr.. McCrea is one of
the shrewdest kind of political observers
and has such conversational powers that
one misses him sadly when he takes his
departure.
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