The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-09-10
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, cines of Winona, Mimi, stopped her
! Thursday night Willie is always
welcome caller, he being fine pianis
and always gives us an entertainment
on the eve Of his STAY.
, Reedsville is booming Peter Krum
ell has opened another blacksmith shol
here. Peter is an up-to.date blacksmith
and wagonmaker and mis- move will
prove wise one.
Fred E. Hagenow left Sunday fo1
Collins where he has secured a position
as clerk in a store there. Success t
you Fred.
Friends of Miss Lydia Reichert, {
graduate of our school in the class OF
1900, but now of Clintonville, will be
pleased to hear that she is now attend
ing the Lawrence university, where she
will study mnsic.
Adolph Milhaus was at st. Nazian2
Sunday. Adolph is sort of weather
prophet for whenever he goes to st. Ma
zianz 1t always rains before he returns.
Arthur Reichert and family returned
from Clintonville Saturday where they
were the guests of his parents.
Leonard Zahn and family left for
Greenwood Wednesday, after a weeks
stay here.
James Dumas spent Tuesday at Man
itowoc.
Lawrence Morrissey. the star catcher
OF the Grove team, was in town Mon
day.
f. G. Maertz and daughter Lillian are
visiting at Milwaukee.
Gust Olson returned from Cleveland
Monday.
Ed Maertz opened his photo studio
Sunday and is now ready to see those
DESTROYS of having good photograph
taken.
Gust Jrasel and John Klabacek, our
local ball stars, helped Maple Grove to
do up Collins to the tune of 10 to 13.
T. E. Pritchard of Milwaukee called
on f. F. Maertz, Monday.
Mrs James Meany and children spent
Sunday at Grimms.
Ed Kruger of Milwaukee was in
town Tuesday
Emil Birkholtz's new place is rapidly
nearing completion and when complet-
ed will be one of the incest buildings in
the city.
1t would be a paying Investment for
some one TO build several houses here
for rent rs vacant houses are very
scarce, in fact it is almost impossible to
rent place.
A number of our young society people
went to Cato Friday evening to attend
the Foresters' dance aud had a most
enjoyable time
School opened Monday after long
vacation. The children were all up and
ready to hear the first call OF the old
bell which is the signal to drop our sum
mer fun and enter once more upon our
school duties
The bell for the new Lutheran school
came last week The school will be
ready for use Oct and will be a very
model one.
One day last week, while knot saving
Jonn Duggan had the misfortune Of hav
ing three fingers OF his right hand cut
off.
Miss Josephine Beck and James Du.
mas gave a farewell party at Schulz's
hall Wednesday evening The evening
was spent in playing various games and
dancing, About midnight light refresh
ments were served. Everybody present
reports a good time. The following
were among those present; Misses Jo
sephine Beck, Clara Maertz. Bertha
Maertz, Emma Maertz, Clara f. Maert2
Matilda Ehnert, Laura Schulz, Ida
Schasse, Mayme Stelling, Annie Kurth
Lydia Stelling, Julia Zahn, Nellie Gro
min and Maggie Getner and Messrs
Emil Beck, Emil Mueller, Herman
Frederick, Aug. Rusch, Charles Ko
cousek, Carl Maertz. John Draheim
Adolph Habein, George Stroke, FREQ
Ottelein, Edward Maertz and Erwin
Cary.
A large number af people from around
here are at Milwaukee this week seeing
the wonders.
Miss Cans of Manitowoc aud Mis-,
ODea OF Grimms visited our schoo
Tuesday.
A young carpenter put in his appear
ance at the home of Fred Hoge, Thurs
day
Albert Maertz and wife are attending
the state fair.
REIFS
Peter Neuser attended the Cato dance