The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-02-15
Tl1e Wanitnnor gilot,
THURSDAY, FEBRU sRY 10, 1900.
Personal,


Mrs. Smith of ST. Paul is visiting her
sister Mrs w. D. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Whitney OF this city
were visiting in Amigo last week.
Mrs Schreiter who has been visiting
in Chicago arrived home on Monday.
Mr.. Stradling, the life insurance agent
is out this week in other cities ON bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs Smith of Chicago were
visiting last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DAIMLER of st. Paul
spent few days in the city last week
visiting friends.
Robert Clusen, who went to Iowa with
Mr. Doe to assist in building an elevator,
arrived home Saturday last.
E. M. Platt, who is now with the Lee
high Valley Coal Company in Chicago,
spent Sunday and Monday in the city.
Christ Muth left on Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the Dairymens Associa-
ton being held at Watertown this week.
Captain Cratic of the Life Saving Sta
ton at Kewaunee was in the city on
Tuesday visiting his brother, Judge
Crate.
Father Smith, formerly pastor OF st.
Isadors church in Meeme was one OF the
guests ct the golden wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Taugher of Meeme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rowenkamp of
Oshkosh were i'll the city last week. Fri
day was the birthday of Mrs. Rowen-
Ramps mother, Mrs. DAIMLER and they
came here to pay their respects.
Mr.. Gibson who spent year or more
here while the Wisconsin Central road
was being built, acting as engineer, was
in the city on Friday. He is now doing
office work almost entirely
John Schuette, Charles Kunz, C. Mad
son, W. d. Richards, James Brooks and
DR.. Fraser left on Monday morning TO
be present at convention of pea Gamers
and seedsmen which is being held in
Detroit this week.
Peter Johnston of Milwaukee is visit
ing in the city this week Mr.. Johnston
always receives a cordial welcome here
when he puts in an appearance. He is
looking as vigorous as when he was a
force in the business affairs of Mantle
woe.
Mr.. Edward Conway of Milwaukee
was in the city this week. Mr.. Conway
came here to aid in closing up the af-
fairs of the Jones Library Association
He was its last President and is such yet
He took considerable interest in the Ii
brary and was one of its staunchest
friends.
THE Wisconsin Central is hustling to
get it's share of the Gogebic Range iron
ore and is running side tracks into all
the mines. Heavy shipments from the
range are expected this year
CAPTAIN CARUS who was unable TO
be about for some time because of sur
gical operation, was out the latter part
of the week, rather feeble, but happy in
the thought that he could be out.
THERE was no trotting ut Silver Lake
ON Sunday last because of the condition
of the track. The Skat club had a dance
at Cooper's on Saturday night however,
so that there was fun of another kind.
THE VIM Rahr Sons lately made a
sale of two cars Of special malt at Ant
werp, Belgium. The shipment was
made on Tuesday. Evidently, the firm
believes in expansion in more directions
than one.
c. G. SMALLEY has left Carrollton,
Mo to take charge of the factory at
Ottumwa for the same company. The
factory was being built while Mr.. Small
ley was at Carrollton He has com
plete charge.
THE Oshkosh Northwestern Telephone
Company has sold out to the Wisconsin
Telephone Company. The sale was at
the request of patrons of both companies
who found that service from both com
panies was neither as good or as econ
omical us from one
THE Wisconsin Central has been at
work for the past few weeks docking its
property. 1t is an extension of the dock
ing done heretofore. The dockage will
soon be well up the river.
THE Hamilton Manufacturing com
pany of Two Rivers shipped last Satur-
day its exhibit of printers supplies de-
signed for the worlds fair at Paris. The
exhibit will occupy l300 feet of floor
space.
FRED JEBsEN, a mill-wright working
in one of the elevators of the Northern
Grain Company in this city, was serious
ly injured on Saturday last. He was