The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-27
PERSONAL


James Craig was in the city last week.
Mrs. Bredeson of Stoughton is visiting
in the city.
Mrs. John Burnet of Amigo is visiting
friends in the city
Gus Guttman returned to his labors in
St Paul on Monday.
City Attorney Onstad returned last
Saturday from his vacation.
A. !. Schmitz of Milwaukee was pres
ent at circuit court on Monday
Miss Katie Finnegan is spending por-
ton OF ner vacation in Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Duvall OF kewau-
nee were visitors Ill Manitowoc last week.
Miss Susie Markham of Milwaukee
spent last week as the guest of Mrs. Herb
Markham.
Mrs. Kelley arrived home on Saturday
having spent a few weeks on board the
boat with her husband.
Mrs Onstad of Stoughton returned to
her home on Monday having spent few
days visiting in the city
Mrs. Peter Johnston and Mrs Chas.
Estabrook of Milwaukee are visiting
with Mrs. R. H. Markham.
N. J. Bleser and family of Milbank'
Minnesota. who have been visiting in
J. H. 80 a. S1tJ tr n * "a
waunee.
John Vanish of Cooperstown was a
caller at The Pilot Office Tuesday. He
says barley has been harvested in his
neighborhood.
Mrs. Young and daughter left for their
home in Menominee on Tuesday after
visiting for some time with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Williams
F. R. Stradling, the Equitable insur-
ance man, arrived home on Tuesday af-
ter few weeks absence north in the in
terests of his company.
John Schuatte, Louis Schuette and Carl
Hansen left on Saturday on the steam
launch for Algoma where they spent u
time visiting, returning ON Sunday.
John Keith returned on Sunday from
Chicago where he had been figuring with
the c.. &, n. w. on the work which that
company is to do here this summer.
Miss annie kellner who has been VS.
e., >raalys iS
now at home. She will neither teach
nor attend the normal school the coming
year.
Mrs. Pomeroy of Wausau who has
been spending "a couple of weeks visiting
Mr. and Mrs J. Williams of Manitowoc
Rapids, left for her home on Monday
last.
Charles Hoyer is off with his yacht,
the Marion. on vacation. He is accom-
panied by Harry Richards and two Mil
waukee men This means of securing
an outing is becoming as common as it
is pleasant.
X. K Robe of Liberty was a caller at
The Pilot office on Tuesday. Mr.. Robe
saws there was an unusual heavy rain
storm in his section of the county on
Monday night which damaged the crops
considerably
DIR. Henry, now of Port Washington,
was in the city on Sunday and Monday
last He says the bank in which he is
interested will be ready for business in
the course of couple of weeks. He says
the prospect Of doing good business Is
excellent
Max Rs.hr and his buccaneers returned
from their cruise on Saturday last, hap
DIV. sunburned and full of anecdote.
There were seven in the party, Max
Rahr, Norman Torrison, Jed. and Al.
Graham Charles Sobel Robert Lii and
Chapel They went along the west
shore. rounded the foot of the lake and
came half way down the east shore and
raised hell wherever they went. Sobels
wit saved the party at Sturgeon Bay.
An ordinance in that city requires that
bicycles have lights when running dur
ing the night The party had their BIZ
cycles and set out with Sobel at the head
minus lights They ran across police
man who nabbed Sobel and asked him
where his light was. Il am light my
self stammered Charley, II am an Is
raelite The cop thought the answer
deserved some return and the boys We're
given the freedom of the streets
A LITTLE row occurred at Breys sa-
loon on Saturday night. The police adj
monished a boy who was there to 90