The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-20
PERSONAL

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Carl Roweinkamp of Oshkosh was in
the city on Sunday.
VIM. Pullman of Rockville was in the
city on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Rahr and children
are visiting IN Oshkosh.
A. J. Schmitz of Milwaukee was in the
city on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Bass of Chicago is visiting in the
city, the guest of Mrs. George Bass
A. E. Fechter of Chicago spent few
days Of this week and last in the city,
Mrs Ella Rahr and children are visi-
ting relatives at Oshkosh the past week
Mrs. Otis Hare of Milwaukee is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs McGavin
Misses Clara and Bertha Mohrhausen
of Milwaukee are visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Humphrey are
visiting this week with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
p Jones.
Judge Kirwan spent Sunday at home
returning to Fond du Lac on Monday
morning.
E. H. Smalley has moved from Gale
donia, Mimi, to Chicago where be will
Practice law.
Oscar Salak left on Sunday for Green
Bay He may remain there if it proves
agreeable to him.
Mrs. Finlater and Mrs Willis of Mchi-
gan are visiting in the city and are guests
of Colonel Graham
Bernard Wilkins was in the city Tues
day with an egg in his boot leg to SHE
at some Manitowoc man who might
prove sassy
Mr.. Jed Graham of Kansas City and
Miss Katharine Graham of Appleton are
spending the summer in Manitowoc with
their parents.
Tim Kelley is out OH business trip
for the Smalley Manufacturing Co. He
will travel through western Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa before returning
James O'Hara and family left last
night for their home in Michigan. Mr..
O'Hara was up to Iron Mountain this
week to visit his brother John, who is a
lawyer at that place.
Pierre Burt returned on Wednesday
evening from visit to the south. Most
of his time was spent in Alabama. He
thinks that state has a great future in
store because of its iron industries.
Ed Ross, after depopulating the river
of minnows which he caught wilh hook
and line and not with the modern dipnet,
left for his home in Pennsylvania ON
Tuesday. Mrs. Ross will continue her
visit here for some time
Michigan to put in place digesters built
here for firm III that state, From there
he will go to New York on a similar
mission. The work will keep him occu-
pied until the middle of September
Will Nash of Two Rivers was in the
city on Saturday He was not decked
ont in purple and fine linen" but he
wore the insignia of social rank, "a plug
hat. In these days of affected simplici-
ty, it is daring innovation to wear head
gear of this kind.
Mr. and Mrs Herman of Lincoln,
Nebraska have been visiting in the city
for couple of weeks Mr.. Herman
who is engaged in the wholesale business,
left for his home on Tuesday. Mrs. Her
man will remain for some time yet
Both were former residents of Manito-
woo.
Mr. Joseph l.. Thompson and family
of Merrouge, La, are spending portion
of the summer in the city. Mr. Thomp-
son was former Manitowoc boy, but
now fills an important position with the
Missouri q Pacific Ry. Co. He has had
his headquarters at Little Rock but was
transferred to Merrouge where he con
tracted malaria He will remain in
Manitowoc until his health is restored.
James O'Hara of st. Joseph, was visi-
ting in the city last week, Mr. O'Hara
has made an enviable reputation as a
lawyer and is well known throughout
Michigan, having been candidate for
the supreme court. Together with being
good lawyer he Is first class fellow, a
man utterly devoid of jealousy. and rare.
lyspeaking i'll of anybody Jim" is hap
py because he prefers to see the good il
other people.