The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-03-06
Joseph Kabat of this place.

Joseph Kabat of this place
The Misses Clara G. Maertz and Clara
Selling attended the cooking school at
Cato last Thursday. Some swell meals
is the anticipation of their attendance.
A most popular Young lady of this
city is wearing a new ring and happy
smile. Invitations have not yet been
issued but the event is said TO be not far
| distant.
The Misses Emily Scheeg, Ida Zahn,
Laura Schulz and Mayme Sizzling made
pleasant call on Miss Emma Grimm,
at Grimms, last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Robbishaw, of Sturgeon
Bay, visited relatives here Thursday.
Mrs. D. Engles of Crivity, Wis, made
pleasant call on Mrs. Frank Kabat
last Friday
Mrs. W. NJ Hockenberger and Mrs
Zemes of Marion, Wis, called on friends
here last Thursday.
Miss Mile Kabat of Brillion called at
her home here Saturday.
Geo. Gisch and family left for Forest
Jet. Saturday where they will make
their future home. Mr. Gisch is employ
ed by his father who recently moved
his stock of hardware from this place to
there and will run the business until his
father moves there also.
Miss Effie Reinke, of Milwaukee, was
seen here last Thursday, being called
here by the death of her grandmother
Mrs David Krreger who was buried at
the Methodist cemetery i'll Rockland last
Wednesday.
Tim Cornin attended the farmers in
stitute at Cato Thursday. Tim must be
thinking of investing in farm.
J. H. Noble, formerly of this place
was here last Saturday in the interest Of
the Gotfredson Bros of Green Bay.
The Reedsville correspondent for the
Brillion News is erroneous in stating in
last weeks issue of that paper, that
Reedsyille was represented by two cor
respondents in The Pilot, as The Pilot
hao only one regular correspondent here
at present and the person or persons who
send in special items at certain intervals
are not considered as correspondents
therefore Reedsville only has one reg
ular correspondent, and it would be well
for the Reedsville correspondent for the
Brillion News to make a note of this so
it will not escape his or her mind.
Dan Bleser Of Manitowoc was bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Louis Kruger OF. Pound, wis, is here
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Ida Kruger of Brillion was here
visiting relatives few days last week.
j. E. Schulz was a Manitowoc bust
ness caller Saturday.
Mrs. Julius Jantz spent few days at
Milwaukee last week where she had her
eyes treated.
August Zumach, section foreman here
was at .Manitowoc Saturday where he
was examined on the new code,adopted
by the c. & \. w. R. r. Co.
Albert Frokett of Branch visited his
parents near here Saturday and Sunday.
f. f. Sizzling left for Chicago Satur-
day on business.
Michael Natzke, of Wayside, who
made a business call at Pierce, Neb., for
a week, returned Thursday. He reports
the country very promising.
Ach, Heinrich
Just now Prince Henry has the stage,
And across the pond he's all the rage
The Yanks are all singing Die Wacht
am Rhein,
And drinking their beer from a two
quart stein.
The buffers think it's just immenss
To jolly Prince Hank at their own ex-
pense
But the whole bunch will look like
thirty cents
When we crown VIM. j. Bryan.
Louis A. Busse was Chicago bust
ness caller a few days last week.
Mrs. Aug. Ruppenthal and the Misses
Manda and Lydia Lengemack and Mile