The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-11-05
Mrs. M. H. Murphy is at hicago.

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A. G. Miller left for Racine Friday.
August Kuhl received two new hacks.
Archie Nash was in Milwaukee Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Ohde left for Milwaukee
Friday for brief stay.
Mrs Albert Landreth and dtugh'er
were in Milwaukee Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Wells of Portage is visiting
ut the home of G. A. Forest
Reinhardt Rahr, Jr., was on a business
trip TO New York last week
Mrs. G. c. Smalley and daughter left
for visit to Chicago Saturday.
The steamer Oswego took IL cargo of
-four at the Central docks Friday.
Miss Jean Anderson returned after IL
lengthy visit at Colorado and the west.
All stores are now open evenings and
will continue so until after the holidays.
Albert Petska of Rosecrans will open
his new hall with grand ball Novem
Der 18th.
J. F. Dettman. manager OF the Matt
ress Co., made business trip to Sheboy-
gan Monday.
Paul Meyer, who had been suspended
for ten days, entered upon his duties
again on Thursday
The post office is to have one extra
clerk and an extra carrier during the
holiday season:
Miss Amy Higgins left for Dixon
Ill. where she will visit until the fist
part of next year.
Mrs. N. Platt. and children left for
Chicago Friday where they will remain
during the winter.
Mrs. Fred Bohn of Two Rivers was
brought to the Holy Family hospital
Friday to undergo ali operation.
John Hessel Of Amigo was M anito
voc visitor the past week and while in
the city called at the Pilot.
Prof. w. H. Luehr of the First ward
school attended the conference of princi-
pals of schools at Evanston.
C. H. Alger entertained the members
of the Maccabee lodge at a birthday p rty
in Frazier's hall Friday evening,
President Whitcomb of the Wisconsin
Central R. r. and other officers of the
road called at Manitowoc on Friday.
The visit is of no special Importance.
Thos. Higgins has built temporary
sea wall of piling and brush protecting
his tracks. There will be no immediate
change in the route of the interurban
line.
On Tuesday last p H. Munhall, F. J,
Remiker Frank F. Remiker and JOS
Zehoneki of Grimms Wis. were calling
on their friends i'll the city, while here
made the Pilot Office a visit.
The Palace of Sweets has not proven a
paying venture and so been discontinued.
The fixtures were sent to Milwaukee
where the owners, George Bros, intend
to open retail store.
The report of the chief of police for
Oct shows that one arrest was made
for drunk and disorderly, one on re-
fusing to pay dog tax; one for assault
and battery and one for riding bicycle
on the sidewalk.
Bert Grandy and Max Macque were
employed by the Goodrich Co., and
close friends. Friday Max did not show
up and Grandy's money left with him
amounting to $40. The police are look
ing for him but the chance of capture is
very slight
Christian Science services are held in
Frazier's hall on York street Sunday
morning at 1890 and Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. Subject for next Sun
day is "Mortals and Immortals'. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
A number of our north side lady
teachers spent Sunday at the Caves
hotel When dinner time approached
they hurried for the hotel and saw it
but river interviewed, their distress can
be imagined when one considers that
a roast duck dinner awaited them the
ladies finally waded through the water