The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-13
NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph of Minor Happenings of the Past Week
Personal Mention.

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Dan Bleser left for Milwaukee Mon
lay.
Frank Hoffman is back from his
vacation
Miss Mary Strouf is visiting at
Mansion.
Miss Nina Hooten was at Appleton
Sunday.
F. C. Vetting is visiting at Richlan d
/ Center.
Mrs. Joseph DeGuire is visiting at
Fond du Lac.
Miss Rose Heingarten is visiting &C
Milwaukee.
E. M. Carsteus is in northern Wiscon-
sin on business.
Christian Science subject for August
10th, Mind"
John Brandt has accepted a position
in Chicago.
M. H. Murphy is here on business
from New York.
Miss Irene Schroeder has returned
from Milwaukee.
CIV. Moves of the Mattress Co, is on
business trip.
VIM. Schmidt is up from Milwaukee
for short visit.
Sam Newman of Algoma has been
stopping in the city.
w. D. Richards left for trip to
California Tuesday.
Walter Schmidt is at Milwaukee to
have his eyes treated.
Charles Bartelme is the new night
clerk at the Williams.
Andrew Woods left for Milwaukee
Friday to resume work.
Stanley Pierce returned from Apple
ton to assist the minstrels.
Mr. Allen spent few days in town
looking after his property.
Mrs. VIM. Willinger and daughter
are visiting at Milwaukee.
Miss Bessie Nelson is enjoying her
vacation. Kress is working.
Mrs. Ed Harris is entertaining her
sister, Miss Sealey of Chicago.
Gus ave Heingarten of New Orleans
is visiting Frank Rosenfelder.
Miss Har stenographer for }. d,
Keith sprained her foot Sunday.
The VIM. Rahr Sons Co. will install
new scale on south 18th street.
Miss Mabel Peterson is back from
weeks vacation at Sheboygan.
Miss Olive Proell and George Wits are
to be married Thursday, Aug. 20
Misses Melendy & PITT have returned
home from visit at Milwaukee,
The Turner's have booked "a Girl
from Sweden" for Friday Aug IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Steltzer of Mishi-
cot are on wedding trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Pierce of Sheboygan Falls is
visiting at the home of G. A. Carey.
The Royal Slave played here Sunday
and again pleased large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vicb of Milwau-
kee are visiting with Alfred Manheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams have been
visiting at the home of James Dempsey.
Friends surprise Hank Ladwig
Friday evening to help him celebrate
his birthday.
Chief Kratz has established a regular
routine of drill to render the tiremen
more efficient.
Chas Brandt has accepted a position
with Schenian & Giles as insurance
and land agent.
Mrs. Thomas Gleason left for an ex-
tended visit to the state of Washington
Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard of South Dakota is visi-
ting her mother Mrs. Hintze at the
Rapids
C. Otto Schmidt has installed an cleo
trio motor to furnish power for his
plant.
Miss Ernestine Bratz and Nels Thron-
son of Eaton were married in the city
Monday.
Chas Bouril is busy with the streets.
If he keeps on as he has started out he
will be alright.
Mrs. Max Rahr and children have re-
turned from the Rahr cottage at
Watersmeet
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hougen. She will receive a
legal training.
David Ihrig, tho shoe man for
Schuette Bros. Co., has resigned and
left for st. Paul.
The Turner's have contracts with a