The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-02-22
Personal.

Captain Tim Kelley was in Chicago
on Friday asst
Emil Sixta is in Chicago this week be-
having himself.
John Franz was in Milwaukee this
week on business.
Gus Torrison left yesterday for Chi
cago on business.
Ed. Conner of Chicago is visiting in
the city this week.
days in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rudolph of Chica-
go were visiting in the city last week.
Mrs. A. Whitney returned on Tuesday
from Amigo where she has been visiting
her sister-inl law.
John Keith is in Chicago this week
figuring ON large contract for work to
be done at Cairo, Ills
H. p. Hamilton of Two Rivers was in
the city on Tuesday. He came down to
smoke good cigar.
VIM Rahr Jr., who is student at the
Milwaukee Normal School spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
John Wattawa of Kewaunee is in the
city trying case which was referred to
H. L. Markham by Judge Kirwan.
w. A. Walker spent Saturday night
in the city. He left on a. m. Sunday
morning something unprecedented in
his career
Mr.. and Mrs Valentine Goetzler re-
turned last week from their visit in New
York and New Jersey They were alb
sent for 10 weeks.
John Doolan who has been at work for
the C. & N. w. putting in bridges, is
now home for season as the company
ran ont of timber.
Captain Shines arrived in the city with
his boat on Monday His boat has thus
far been able to reach Sturgeon Bay by
crushing the ice in the canal.
Harry Kelley is home from the Uni
versity ON account of sickness. 1t is toe
bad his studies We're interrupted as he
was making an excellent record
Henry Hamilton came to Manitowoc
Tuesday to tell the Pilot he discovered a
robin Henry is too slow. The Pilots
first robin is Matching out its eggs now.
Henry Weber of Sister Bay came to
the city last week to be treated by DR..
Jacobs. He is now in the Hospital. DR..
Jacobs formerly practiced at Sister Bay.
NJ H. Dempsey and A. Torrison left
yesterday for Chicago where they will
spend few days riding on the street
cars and gazing at the Masonic building.
John Miller, the St Nazians merchant
was caller at The Pilot Office on Satur'
day Mr. Miller says some timber is
being brought to the mill at that place
this winter, but by no means as much as
if there was sleighing.
J. w. Murphy, state senator, internal
revenue collector postoffice inspector
and seveal other things, and besides a
royal good fellow was IN the city on
Tuesday and kept The Pilot man from
doing his regular duty.
A big gang" from this city left on
Saturday to take part in the Skat Tour,
nament in Milwaukee. The Pilot has
learned of the following Emil Teitgen,
Louis Kunz, Charles Sobel, M. Refs,
Charles Spindler, John Schreihardt, John
Franz, Charles Fechter, Judge Cratic,
julie Lindstedt, Arthur Zander, James
Nolan. They went in body and came
home as stragglers.
CONSIDERABLE ice drifted into the
harbor on Tuesday night and two small
fish tugs had quite difficult time in get
ting ont yesterday morning
Mr. WADE who has for some time
been business manager of the Herald
and The Press has served his connection
with these papers. Mr.. Wade is "a very
competent newspaper man.
Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Richards leave
next week for New Orleans to be present
at the Mardi Gras They will visit sew
eral places while enroute and will make
portion of the trip by boat.
IT WAS found necessary this week tc
cut the ice in the north draw of Eighth
street, as it was crowding the bridge
over to the south side, We of the north
side want our share of the bridge.
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