The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-09-29

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Washington, st. Dec. 10.
Mrs. J. p Nolan, who recently under
went an operation on her foot is getting
along well.
DR.. w. II. Clark of Sheboygan visited
here on Sunday and returned home on
Monday morning.
Saturday morning Mrs. A. Garten.
laube returned to Burnwood Ia, after
visit in this city
George Jones was recently elected Il
member of the university football team.
He will play quarter back.
Miss Slater of Tomahawk and Miss
Della Allen of Rhinelander We're here
for a brief visit last Thursday.
Monday morning Miss Alice Johnson
of Chicago returned home after IA visit
here with Miss Agnes Torrison.
DR.. George Torrison returned to his
home in Chicago this week after visit
with his mother, Mrs. O. Torrison.
Bert Rockhoff left for Madison last
Thursday night to enter the university
for q course in electrical engineering.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Pratt and Miss
Julia Pasewalk returned from visit at
Green Bay on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. B. Mulvaney of Oconto who had
f, spent few weeks in the city with her
sister, Mrs. J. p Nolan, returned home
yesterday.
; Richard Burke, Jr., was elected pres
ident of the Milwaukee normal school
/ lvceum Charles Bauch was named
secretary,
1t is reported that two routes are
under consideration for the proposed in
terurban line between this city and
/ Green Bay.
Mrs, Rose DeLano of San Diego,
California. is visiting ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w, w DeLano in this
! city.
Richardson's RIGS are the Best
made in all grades Handsomest patterns
and wear longest. Sold here by Mend
lik & Mullholland,
Mrs William Kloecker arrived here
from Wittenberg last week Tor VISIT
with her daughter who Is Il sister at
Silver Lake convent
Rv a score of : to 3 Racine defeated
Kenosha on Sunday in the deciding gam"
Of = series. Big league pitchers were
used by both teams.
The directors of the County Fair asso-
citation will meet tomorrow to settle
claims and transact other business reIa
five to the recent county ialr
A son arrived at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Ned Hall of Milwaukee one day
last week Mrs HALL was Formerly
Miss Pearl Hendrickson of ManitoW"r,
Next Sunday at 1890 a m. English
service will be held Sunday school at
9:l5 II. NJ
p. Z. Thorson pastor
Mary Sponge the pimples witHWarin
w,tar Won need a blood tonic, would
advise Won TO take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t drives away all erupt
ions 81 cents. Tea or tablet form. 1 {
Buerstatte.
Saturday night the republican caucuses
were held for the election of delegates Ia
the republican county and assembly con
yentions held at the court house IN TINS
city TO day.
II. @. Roemer left for milwaukee, on
Friday to have his eyes tested by l)"
Bach, an ocuist there. On Monday ne
returned to Madison where he has re
sumed his studies at the university.
First Church of Christ Scientist holds
services Sunday at 1890 II. m, and
Wednesday $ p. m, IN Frazer Hali'
Subject for next Sunday is Are Sin
Disease. and Death Real
The Bank of British North America,
which has branches in all sections o.
the country, has adopted Il rule tha'
none of its employees can marry untl
his annual income is at least Fl40O.
WANTED /, 600 housekeepers to cal
and see our superb new line of RlClIAEp
lSON'S SUPERLATIvE CARPETS. New
patterns now on exhibition ut MendIlf
Il Mulhollands.
Henry Grotb Louis Schmitz, Henry
Esrh. ,Ir, Isaac Cratic and Charlie
Hacker returned from Mountain, Ocon
to county, in the fore part OF the week
Dr. Ed Hougen of Pittsville, who ha'
been spending II few weeks at the oIo
home in Liberty, is in the city visit ~
relatives. He has fully recovered from
his recent illness.
WANTED All newly married couple
going to housekeeping to call ana SEE
our handsome line of RICllAHDSON
SrPERLATlVE CARPETS, Rugs ant
Curtains. Mendik ~ Mulholland.