The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-11-15

elegant costume of any lady present; it
being much more than one hundred
years old. 1t was of elegant red bro
caded satin, princess style, over black
satin foundation skirt DR.. George
Patchen represented Quaker Oats in eX
cellent style Charles Smalley in u
white wig and knee breaches was a con
spicious figure. Archie Nash looked
well as Uncle Sam Many others in
costume were extremely ancient in
appearance The evening will long be
remembered as one of the most delightful
spent by those fortunate enough to be in
attendance.
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The Fair which is now being held at
the Opera house by st. Faiths Guild is
great success and has been literally
patronized by the entire city The
most attractive booth, to old as well as
young, is the Doll booth presided over
by Mesdames kellner and Kress assisted
by the Misses Forrest, Hess and Demp-
sey, ond Mesdames Hoyer and Thurtell
The Young Ladies of S.. Margaret's
chapter, the Misses A. Hall, j. Barnes
r. Pankratz, j. Christensen, H. Platt
Maker, Meyers and Robinson have been
especially practical in supplying their
booth with canned preserves rs that is
an article which every one has use for
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Mrs. Joseph Villas is seriously i'll at
her home on Eighth street
Mrs. A. j. Endress who has been CON
fined to the house for the past three
weeks is gradually improving.
Prof. H, J. Evans spent part of last
week visiting the Madison schools,
Miss Jean Anderson is at home after
two weeks visit with friends in Chi
cagO.
The Rev S. R S. Gray took part in
the conservation services of Bishop
Coadiutor r. A. Weller, at Fond du
Lac last week.
Mrs. D, S Conley visited in Fond du
Lac last week.
Charles Spindler is hunting deer in
the Northern woods.
Charles Smalley accompanied the
high school foot ball team TO ApOlptOn
last Saturday.
Mrs. c. Winton of Milwaukee is the
guest of her sister Mrs. p. S. Tillson.
Julius Lindstedt is in Northern Wis
consin deer hunting.
Henry S,hreihart was in Milwaukee
the early part of this week.
Julius Hamachek, has returned from
New York, where he accompanied John
Kelley.
Judge Kirwan is holding court for the
November term in Fond du Lac county.
Henry and Mrs. Lavenhagen celebra-
ted the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage at their home on the Lake Shore
road on Monday.
Henry Guelstorf, who left Manitowoc
about a year ago with Others for Seattle
has returned home.
A social event was the joint celebra-
ton of their crystal wedding anniver-
sary by Messrs. and Mes lanes Rlv
Flint and Joseph Vida at their homes
on North Eighth street. Both familie
occupy the same residence and both
celebrated their anniversaries together.
Hans NJ. Hansen and Miss Abbie
Haggerty were married on Monday at
the parsonage Of st. Pauls church.
The Rev. Mr.. Rouge officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lecombe. of
Minneapolis, are in the city on visit
to friends, guests at the home IF John
Keith.
Capt Knu1son accom- panied the c..
II, football e,eyen toSheboygan Sunday
Miss Rose Hessel of Eau Claire is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs p A. Kornely.
The Rev. ather ,Peil was at Cleveland
Miss Bessie Green, Of Appleton, sister
to Mrs. A. G. Schreiter, of this city and
who has many fire. IDS here, was elected
secretary of the Phoenix Literary Society
of the Oshkosh Norm " School Saturd Y.
To THE FARMERS or THIS LOCAL.
GTY:--We are prepared to buy your
wood, in quantities, of one or 800 cords