The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-04-19


Judge Kirwan came home over Sunday
George Cootway was at Brillion Mon
day.
Frank Vraney was in Kewaunee over
Sunday.
NJ NJ Guhin of Maple Grove was in
the city on Monday.
Mrs. E. r. Flax left last Friday for
visit in Milwaukee.
Ted Jones is spending the week at
home with his parents.
Sheriff Lehrmann and family spent
Monday at Two Rivers.
Ralph Plumb was among the student
visitors at home over Easter.
L. J. Nash was engaged in court at
Appleton the fore part of the week.
Miss Dassler went 70 Kiel Thursday
to visit her brother, A. w. Dassler.
H. O. Seymour of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co. was in the city Saturday.
Henry Murphy, VINO is student at the
State University, spent Easter at home
G. H. Trever an Amigo attorney,
was in Manitowoc on business last Fri
day
Attorney F. w. Dicke of Two Rivers
was in town Tuesday on probate bust
ness.
Henry Stole and wife, who are in
Europe, have lately been at Leipzig,
Germany.
Frank White, in former years Pilot
man." was in town last week on insur-
ance business
County Treasurer Peter Kaufman
went to Two Rivers Mon lay to post de-
linquent tax notices.
VIM Rahr, Jr., and Frank Seidl of the
Milwaukee Normal school spent the
Easter vacation at home.
David w. Sheldon. chairman of the
town of Manitowoc Rapids, was in the
city on business Monday.
Capt. Sniffin and wife spent part of
last week in Two Rivers rs guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Nottage.
Sweeney Howard has located perman-
emily in Alabama and his family will
soon leave to join him there
Miss Edith Hubbard who is attending
the Milwaukee Normal school spent last
xroaly of bar bpna in this aity
Mrs. J. E. Hamilton of Two Rivers
has returned to Chicago for further
treatment in private hospital.
Charles Flint has left to take up his
seasons work at the Sheboygan branch
factory of the Albert Landreth Co.
Miss Erna Wagner, who is student
at Northwestern University, Evanston,
spent Sunday at her home in this city
Miss Ella Bibinger, who is student
at the Normal school in Milwaukee,
spent Easter week at the home of Emil
Teitgen
H. NJ Gebhardt and J. E. Hamilton
of Two Rivers were in town Saturday
on business connected with the Two
Rivers telephone exchange.
Messrs Schmidt, Riplinger, Hoffman,
Miller and Alexander students at the
University of Wisconsin, were here last
week to spend the Easter holidays.
j. G. Albright state agent of the
Union Central Life Insurance Co. of
Cincinnati, came up from Milwaukee
last Friday to look after insurance mat
tiers
Julius Lindstedt and M. H. Dempsey
returned Tuesday morning from trip
to Milwaukee and Chicago on business
connected with the new gas plant.
Emil Teitgen and Henry Wits, two of
the grantees of the new gas-franchise,
returned last week from Milwaukee
where they had been in consultation
with experts in the manufacture of gas
Capt. Peter Christensen left Monday
for Milwaukee to take command of his
boat the Denver. Jack Barry accom-
panied him and will be the steward of
the Denver during the coming season.
MRS. HOVER is expected back from
Germany some time this week.
Mr. STUMFFs recitation at the ORA
matte Clubs entertainment was greatly
appreciated.
REV. WALTER JOHNSTON and John
L. Smalley attended the meeting of the
presbytery at Milwaukee this week.
THE following is the program that the
Glee Club will render at their concert
in the Turner Opera House on Saturday,
April 21st
Orchestra, Italians in Algeria"
Overture by G. Rossini
Chorus.-With Orchestra Accompaniment,
Spring March, ............by j. Pache
Glee Club.