The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-30
Mrs. and DR.. Patchen are back home

Michigan.
DR.. O'Connell called at Manitowoc
on Tuesday.
Isabel McCabe is visiting at the home
of E. L. Kelley.
Henry Burger was at Milwaukee on
business Tuesday.
Miss Alice Tunis of Milwaukee has
been visiting here.
Mrs. A. j. Rummele and children re-
turned from Chicago
Herman Schuette was looking after
business in Reedsville Tuesday.
Albert and Charles May went to
Frankfort for short vacation.
Mrs. J. Willott and daughter are
spending week at the straits.
Arthur PITT, son of Louis PITT, is
home, sick with typhoid fever.
M. j. Higgins of Sterling III. is visit
ing his brother Thomas Higgins.
Misses Harrington and Muth who had
attended the n E. A. at Boston have
returned home.
Kenneth Kelley will accompany his
father on the steamer Manchester to
Buffalo and return.
Messrs George and Oscar Torrison
and family are up from Chicago to get
some of Manitowoc's fresh air.
Andrew Woods machinist for the
Allis Chalmers Co., at Milwaukee is
here for two weeks vacation
While loading hay, pulley broke and
struck John Wegner, of Gibson, on the
head seriously injuring him.
James Taugher, who was injured in
a wreck on the G. and N. w. abOut five
months ago has reported for duty.
A party consisting Of Richard Kiel,
H. D, Lanson and Robert Keipp of Keil
came to town Sunday in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Born and son of
Sheboygan are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs A. w. Thayer for few days.
A large number of schooners and
harges are arriving at Manitowoc this
summer keeping the dock laborers busy.
Memorial services for Archbishop
Katzer will take place Friday in both
the ST. Bonface and Sacred Heart
churches Friday.
Albert Budnick, the Two Rivers con-
tractor, who was locked up on account
of destroying trees to move building
has decided to leave Pellet hotel and 80
paid up.
The tug Ralph Cooper that had been
acquired at sheriff sale by Burger q
Burger was sold by them to Whitehall
Mich party for $3.50. The tug will be
used as an excursion steamer.
The ST. Mary's Catholic church con-
gregation of Clarks Mills, of which Rev.
Father Ceiling is priest are erecting a
new school house. 1t will be a hand
some, up-to- date structure.
More than 300 persons participated in
the skat tournament at Plymouth Sun
day. The uext tournament will be held
at Madison aud Emil Hartman is on the
arrangements committee.
AS the letter on the first page will
show we have made arrangements to
obtain the news direct from Washing
ton every week Our correspondent is
number one man whose statements
can be relied upon.
Mike Dempsey has purchased the
Seeger property opposite the o. Tori
son Co. g store. What Mr.. Dempsey is
going to do with it is not known as
yet but it is consolation that the pro
perty has gotten into the hands Of
live business man.
James Kirby of Maple Grove is, we
believe, the oldest reader of the Pilot
He has attained the advanced age of 81
years but is still as bright and active as
a man of 40. Mr.. Kirby was one of the
first settlers in the town of Maple Grove
having settled there in 1947.
Ole Halverson who has had charge Of
the Rural Free Delivery route at Val
ders has rendered his resignation to the
postal department. Mr.. Halverson is a
very courteous and reliable carrier and
the people along the route are very sor-
ry to have him leave the position he has
been holding.
F. S. Hyer returned Friday night
from DePere where he had charge of a
teachers institute of two weeks dIia-
ton. Prin. Wiener of Milwaukee and
Prin OBrien of DePere were his assist
ants. Mr.. Hyer reports very enthu-
siastic institute, the largest ever held in
Brown county. All Of the conductors
were assured q hearty welcome If they
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