The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-09-07
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1899
PERSONAL

Mrs. G.. H. Henry of Port Washington
is visiting her parents.
Noel Nash of The Two Rivers Chron-
icle was in the city on Saturday.
Miss Abbie Donohue of Sheboygan was
visiting Miss JEANNE Anderson last week,
DR. H. L. Banzhaf is spending some
time in Chicago on professional matters
Mr.. Cary of Amherst, formerly resi-
dent of Cato is visiting Mr.. r. w. Burke.
Mr.. Hall of Escanaba was III the city
on Tuesday visiting his father-in-law Mr..
John Dooan.
DR.. Patchen left on Saturday last for
Chicago where he will spend some time
hearing lectures
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smalley returned
from Chicago on Friday last, where they
spent few weeks.
L. J. Nash, Esq. was at Madison this
week attending to legal matters before
the supreme court.
Mrs. Healy who has been visiting the
family of Judge Kilwan left for her
home in Chicago to-day.
Mrs Murray of Wausau who has been
visiting the old homestead, returned to
her home on Saturday last
Misses Emma and Minnie Roeber re-
turned on Thursday last from visit OF
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James Cody, formerly of Liberty, but
who has resided in Menominee for some
wears has concluded to move to Sturgeon
Bay.
Mr.. Eugene Sullivan of Chicago, son
of Thomas Sullivan who is so well known
in Manitowoc, was visiting in the city
last week.
John Noble has moved his family to
this city from Reedsville. Now you may
say mean things about Reedsville and
John won't get mad.
Emerson Ella of Rochester this state
who was a student at the North Side
High School some years ago spent Mon
day visiting in the city.
c. J. Stangel of the State University
and Jacob Stangel of Thorp, Wis We're
in the city yesterday on their way to the
old homestead in Mishicott
j. S. Villas and family have again tax
en- up their residence in Kaukauna The
change was made necessary because OF
throat trouble of some members OF the
family thus making the lake air undesir-
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mussen of Cham
paign, ILL., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Sherman this week. Mr. Mussen was
born in this city but left when "a child
and has not seen the place since until
the time of his present visit. His father
was register of deeds of this county in
1S49.
The fishing party who spent two weeks
among the lakes near State Line return
ed ON Monday morning bronzed and hap
py The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Platt, Mr. and Mrs H. G. Mark
ham, Mr. and Mrs w ID. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Rummele and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P, Briggs.
YESTERDAY was the Jewish New Year.
Those of that faith did no business on
that day
F. P. JONES who has been confined to
his home for some weeks by sickness is
again able to be on duty.
THE teachers from Manitowoc county
employed in Milwaukee will leave this
week to assume charge of their school
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON has serious
thoughts Of purchasing a fast horse. He
is getting sporty as he advances in years.
PIERRE BURT moved his stock of shoes
into his new store on York street yester-
day. The building he occupied is now
being put in readiness for Mr.. Schreiter
A LARGE number of people from Mich
igan went over the Wisconsin Central
from here ON Monday night bound for
the state of Washington where they
settle,
EMIL BAENsCH has been appointed
delegate to the conference on combina-
ton and trusts to be held in Chicago, in
place of Senator Spooner who could not
attend.
GREEN 4, Son are almost through with
the work connected with putting in sew
n
countering considerable difficulty with
sewer construction on Clark street.