The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-10-19
Personal.

Captain Shines left for nome on FRIDAY
last
Miss Nell Conway has returned from
Milwaukee, {
John Newman of Stark was in town
last Monday.
George A. French of Cato was in town
last Saturday.
Rev. C. Ulrich of Ciarks Mills visited
Manitowoc last Monday.
Mrs. H. D. Smalley of Sleepy Eye
Mimi. is visiting her son
Power Conway left on Monday to enter
the University at Madison.
Miss Flora Waldo has returned from
an extended visit in the east.
L. J. Nash attended court at Kewau
nee the fore part of the week.
Miss Hoskinson of Centralia is visit
ing her sister Mrs. NJ. Platt
E. S. Grove of St. Nazianz was a call
er at The Pilot Office on Saturday.
Mrs. Gene Smalley is visiting at the
home of her other, Mrs. Boomer.
Mrs. Guido Bossard of La Crosse is the
guest of Mrs. Albert Landreth this week.
J. P. Nolan was at Wayside on Thurs
day to.attend the FenlonC avanagh we'd
ding.
Miss Grace Nelson OF Chicago has been
visiting Miss Agnes Torrison the past
few days.
Judge Kirwan is holding court at Ke-
waunee this week. The term will be
short one,
Mrs Otto Zander and child of Brillion
are visiting friends and relatives i'll the
city and at Mishicott
County Clerk Zander and family visit
ed their old home in Centerville Sunday
and spent very pleasant day.
A local football team went up to Two
Rivers last Sunday and defeated a Two
Rivers team by score of % to 0.
Miss Katharine Graham of Lawrence
University, Appleton, spent several days
visiting her parents here last week.
G.. G. Sedgwick attended the banquet
given by Milwaukee businessmen to
President Mckinley last Monday even
ing
Miss Mable Pritchard came up from
Milwaukee where she is attending the
normal school to spend Saturday and
Sunday.
Gunder and Thomas E. Torrison left
on Saturday morning for st. Paul. Gun
der will spend couple of weeks visiting
in Minnesota
Mr.. Frank Schlueter and family, liv-
ing at Fifteenth and Clark streets, left
for Milwaukee Tuesday evening to make
that their future home.
j. E. Hamilton and Charles Spindler
returned from their hunting trip in
northern Minnesota on Saturday last
They did not find game aching to be shot
Prof Wirth was in the city ON Wed
nesday looking over the field to deter
mine whether it would pay to conduct a
dancing school here the coming winter
Mr.. John Mill of Centerville was in
the city Monday, Mr. Mill is one of the
county's progressive farmers. He says
large number of the farmers from that
section will attend the Good Roads
Convention.
E. NJ Platt left for Decatur, H., last
Monday where he will remain until the
holidays Mr. Plat is vice-president of the
Mueller, Platt g. Wheeland Co, whole
sale grocers at that place, and will as
sist in the active management of the
business.
E. G. Nash went to Chicago last week
to attend the festivities connected with
the laying of the corner stone. He had
an opportunity of clasping President Nc
Kinley's hand. but Ed says he offered
the President no suggestions notwith-
standing an expectant glance from the
chief executive.
julius Lindstedt and w. D Richards
returned ON Thursday from hunting
trip through northern Minnesota. Their
method of hunting was more pleasant
than that usually employed They took
guide, boat and "a tent and made
circuit of about so miles through lakes
and rivers shooting ducks as they went
on. julie put on lots of flesh while out
and Will got brown