The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


George McFarlane spent Sunday at
Racine.
Mrs. A. Schwab was at Sheboygan on
Friday.
Fred Gerpheide was at Milwaukee on
Friday.
Rev. ]. T. OLeary was in Milwaukee
last week.
w. f. Miller was Milwaukee visitor
on Friday.
Mrs Hubbard was at Milwaukee on
Saturday.
Rev. A. Chylewsk was at Milwaukee
on Friday.
John McFarlane was at Milwaukee
on Monday.
John Schuette visited at Milwaukee
on Saturday.
John Hunholz of Milwaukee was here
on Saturday.
Monday morning A. N. Hanson left
for Sheboygan.
F. A. Diehl of Sheboygan Falls was
here on Saturday.
George Albee arrived here from Grand
Rapids on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Schettler of kewaunee
visited here last week.
Miss Nan Mashek was here from
Kewaunee on Friday.
Mr.. John Ropel of Cato called at the
PILOT office on Friday.
Mrs George Byron returned from
Kankauna on Monday.
Have you visited the Dress Cutting
School at POS n. Sth St?
On Saturday Rev Boswell returned
to his home at Waukesha.
Ed. Nash attended a political meeting
at Milwaukee last week.
Monday morning John Franllman re-
turned from Minneapolis.
On Monday Harvey Gribbling left for
short visit at Sheboygan.
Mrs Mathilda Schmidt left for Mil
waukee Monday morning.
Christian Science Subject for Oct. IL,
1904 is Probation after Death
Frank Chesebra returned to Sheboy
gan in the fore part of the week
Mrs II. f. Geisler of Sheboygan visit
ell here with friends last week.
Misses Stella and Lillian Ryder recen t
" returned from visit at Amigo.
Miss Emma Pappe of Milwaukee visit
ed with Miss Elsie Dueno last week.
Mr.. C. NJ. Schnritz of Newton was a
caller at the PILOT Office on Monday.
Mr.. Pat Nc Nulty of Liberty was a
caller at the PILOT Office last Thursday.
Z. H. Munger, who had been visiting
here. returned to Green Bay on Satur-
day.
On Saturday the Manitowoc County
Industrial association held business
meeting.
Mrs Paul Pappe of Milwaukee was
here last week, visiting with her mother,
Mrs, dip.
G.. E. Mueller of Two Rivers, who was
here last Thursday, left for Chicago Fri
day morning
Mr.. and Mrs Fechter left for the
West Monday noon after visit here
with relatives.
Mrs. j. F. Kennedy, who had been
visiting here with her children, returned
home Monday noon.
Julius Dettmann was ut Sheboygan
one day last week in the interest OF the
Mattress company.
Dr. and Mrs Walton Hubbard return
ed on Saturday from a trip to Green
Bay and other cities.
William Nc Cullough departed for
Chicago Friday morning, where he has
secured employment.
John Wall the Buffalo street tailor,
was AT lnlCdSo luis Wcch, N''CiO ho
bought stock of goods.
N. E. Stephenson and Joseph Williams
were registered at the st. Charles hotel
in Milwaukee on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Humphrey OF
Appleton were visiting at the home of
Mrs. Frank Jones over Sunday.
Theodore Schmidtman recently bought
the johnson residence on Huron street.
He will remove there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wits recently re-
turned from visit at Seneca, Kansas,
and the Worlds Fair AT st. Louis
The Thomas jefferson company OF
actors were here over Sunday and de
parted for Green Bay on Monday
Sunday morning the Steamer Wauwa
tain of the Pittsburg Steamship com
pany ran aground near Milwaukee in a
dense fog.
Mrs. Healy, mother of Attorney tIealy
and Mrs. Cornelius Healy of De Pert
arrived here in the fore part of the week
for visit
Sunday morning, during the dense fog
one of the Pere Marquette boats was de
layed outside the piers for an hour, try
ing to ascertain the location of the har
Dor entrance.
N.o C,o,oar p,rla Of ChicaUo arri y or