The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-14

J. Stastny & Son of Francis Creek
announces grand ball to take place
Sunday, July 81.
James Morris, clerk in Torrison 5
store, is taking a weeks vacation at his
old home in Newton
Robert B. Kirkland of Jefferson is in
the field for the nomination for governor
on the democratic ticket
Sunday morning Il son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Schmidt of the
town of Manitowoc Rapids.
Chas. Cary of Reedsvile is a candidate
for the nomination for clerk of the
circuit court on the republican ticket
The Thabita Society of the ST Paul 5
Norwegian Lutheran church met at the
home of Miss Sophia Sanderson on Tues
day.
During the greater part of the past
week the weather didn't exactly tally
with the predictions of the weather
man.
Miss Mayme Mcmahon, teacher in
Milwaukee, came home Sunday eve.
ming to spend her vacation with her
parents.
Miss Mae Brady of Liberty is visiting
relations in the city She has been
"eengaged to teach the Niles school in
Eaton.
Mr.. Lotus Frizelle of Chicago arrived
here few days ago. He will remain in
the city some eight weeks, spending his
vacation.
Last Sunday afternoon the public
school building on the Southsde of Two
Rivers was struck by lightning. The
damage done was slight.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Weber, who where
recently married in Milwaukee. return
ed to this city last Saturday t., make
their home on South 18th Street.
Mrs P H. Mcmahon left last Thurs.
day for Chicago to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lally From Chicago she will 20
to Nebraska t. visit relatives and
friends
DIR. p. j. Taugher performed, two
operations at Holy Family Hospital last
Wednesday, one for appendicitis and
the other for hernia Both operations
We're successful.
We sell everything required to make
a photograph. J A. RUMMELE If
William Rath, aged 40 years died
Monday morning ut his home, South 18th
Street The funeral took place at , p
NJ on Wednesday, Rev. Carl Mach
miller officiating.
The Chicago Tribune published a
partial list of the killed and wounded
~ a result Of the celebration of the
Fourth. 1t gives the dead at 25 and
wounded at 1884
Mr.. and Mrs George Willott of Madi-
son, Mrs. r. a. Cowan and Miss Lucille
Warren of Baraboo and John Gethen of
Madison attended the funeral of Mrs
David Nottage on Tuesday.
Michael Hogan. police officer of
Chicago, was in the city on Sunday
visiting relatives He left for Amigo
On Monday to spend few days with his
brother, Atty. Thomas Hogan.
Most of the speakers of the national
convention at ST Louis last
week had much ado in making them
selves heard, on account Of the bad
acoustic properties of the convention
nall
Tuesday morning Charles Kulnick
who has been visiting with relatives in
his city returned to Bel lin, Wis. where
ne holds Il position. His wife and
children will remain here a few DAVIS
onger
Get RUMMELEs prices on cameras
and supplies ii
Mr.. Wilke residing at corner Thr
zenith and Washington streets, slipped
IN the sidewalk in front Of John
kadow's butcher shop, last Friday, and
fractured the hip Joint DR. Taugher
$ attendi ne him.
Mrs David Nottage, aged IS wears.
lied ut the home of her daughter. Mrs.
1ggers, at Two Rivers last Saturday
,fter a lingering illness. She was the
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph vii
oft, Sr., of this city.
James Donnelly engineer on the pas
enger train on the Central road between
his city and Neenah, has been spending
| few weeks on his fam in Cato
engineer JAS. Dollard took his place
Turing his absence
Michael Dunbar Of Liberty raised the
rame of large barn Tuesday 1t was
jolly affair and everything went on
The large crowd in atten
lance wound up with merry dance in
he evening, and everybody enjoyed
himself to his hearts content
Recently Herbert and Lillian Venzlaif
eft for Fond du Lac, where the former
will make his permanent home with his
ather, while the latter, after week :
7isit, will return to this city
One day last week II son was born to