The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-11-19

company n VIII ne inspected uonlent'
Aaron Torrlson Was at Chicago Mon
day.
! Miss Julia Zeman is visiting at Lodi,
Wis.
| Joseph Kromfrost called on the Pilot
Monday.
The Whist Club met at Mrs. Frazer 8
Monday.
Senator Randolph was at Milwaukee
Tuesday.
Mrs. August Drews is visiting at
Monaco
Frank Kautsky was at Appleton
Tuesday.
Rev. Sabrieter was in Sheboygan
Tuesday.
Chas. Cisler of Kellnersville called at
the Pilot Office Saturday
Frank Saturbury of Francis Creek
paid us visit on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Alexander visited
at Appleton Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Nelson entertained the
Sweet Clover Club Friday evening
Mrs. Aug. Ellen and daughter are
visiting at Port Washington
Albert Franz Of Shoto was in town
Saturday AID dropped into the Pilot
office
Mrs Otto Burns and son Of Portland
Oregon are visiting at the Harting
home.
President Whitcomb of the Wisconsin
Central R. r. called on DR.. Pritchard
Monday.
Ed Nash and j S Anderson are in
Madison in attendance on the suprem
court
John Mahrun fined fl00 aud costs
Monday on charge of drunk aud dis
orderly.
A baby boy made it's appearance at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Meany Sun
day morning.
Rumor had it that stamping factory
desired to locate here but the rumors
did not materialize.
The city band gave dance at Schrei
harris Hall Saturday evening which was
well attended.
Dr. O'Connell of Cato was in town
Monday to see how DR. Pritchard is
getting along.
John Keith left for Ohio Monday to
superintend the construction of several
railroad bridges.
The council can work rapidly If it
wants to. Mondays business was wound
up in 81 minutes.
Arthur George is in Milwaukee super
intending the opening of the George
Bros. retail store in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Gesell mother-ln-law of John
Goetgeu of Two Rivers died at the al
vanced age of rs The funeral took
place Tuesday.
The new Lindstedt building is nearly
complete and the different companies
will probably be housed in il by the lst.
of December.
The special weather reporter of the
Chronicle ought TO be discharged He
promised good weather up to Dec 4th.
Turn him out.
Vesselmen complain that the last sea
sen was the poorest for shipping in
years AS result no new boats are
being contracted for.
Bonnie Vanasek the little cornet
player from Milwaukee, studying in
Germany, played before the emperor
recently and was encored
Ed Nash and Adolph Endress at.
tended the football game Mt Appleton
Saturday. Lawrence and Beloit met
Luling Nash being on the Lawrence
team.
Contractor Green purchased the
Grated cargo of stone that was brought
here by the tug Kate Williams. The
stone was intended for Ludington but
the rough weather made the journey
impossible.
Dr. OConnell of Cato operated on
Thomas Marlborough of Franklin last
week The patient had been sick and
an abcess in the side developed. Since
the operation Marlborough is improv.
ing rapidly.
Bruno Ertz IL son of c. G. Ertz and
well known here is stopping at the
Williams with a large line of paintings
and decorated china Mr. Ertz will re-
main in town until next Monday and
his line is certainly worth looking at
The Mattson and Cart wright Glove
Co. have now 80 hands on the pay roll
and they figure to reach 100 by Dec. lst
and 100 by the first of Feb when the