The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mr.. Wenzel Krajnik of Kossuth call
ed at the PILOT office Friday.
F. A. Yindra returned from Greer
Bay Saturday morning.
| Mr.. Jos. BRANDED of Franklin called a.
the PILOT Office last Thursday.
J, c. Nelson left for Amigo a weel
ago on business and hunting trip
Miss Mabel Pritchard visited at Mil
waukee in the fore part of the week
Ar. Jos. Sladky of Kossuth was 6
caller at the PILOT Office on Friday.
George Wits left Monday on bushes.
trip to Pittsburg, Buffalo and New York
Miss Meta Schmitz arrived here from
Milwaukee week ago for visit with
relatives.
T. w. Gray and Max Rahr left on 8
trip to the northern part of the state or
Saturday last.
Mr.. John Bertsche of Meme was 8
caller at the PILOT Office on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henrichs arrived
here from Algoma several days ago fol-
visit with relatives
Warren Clark left on business trir
south several days ago, in the interests
of the Glove Co.
Mrs. Emil Baensch and daughte,
Ida returned in the latter part of last
week from Milwaukee visit.
Mr.. Otto Habermann of Eaton called
at the PILOT Office on Friday.
Prof. Fred Christensen and Fl Brick
were at Centerville last Saturday to at.
| tend a teachers meeting.
c. +. Spndler and SON. Louis Kunz
and J. E. Hamilton and son left for the
northern woods last Friday evening on
u deer hunting trip.
August Rusch of Reedsville was re
Gently appointed rs rural mail carrier
on route 8 out of that Office. Willis
Rusch was appointed rs substitute.
Mr.. John Popelars of Kossuth was 8
caller at the PILOT office Friday.
Carl Hanson and Henry Wallschlaegel
left for Milwaukee on Monday to take
their seats on the jury for the L. S. dis
trict court
j. F. O'Brien, former C. Il n. W
agent here, was in the city over Sunday
and left for Milwaukee Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. Michael Taugher of Newton was
u caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Pierce returned
from their wedding trip on the first o.
the week and have taken up their res
dence at Rapids, where Mr.. Pierce con
ducts farm.
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constipation, sour stomach. or any othc
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Last Friday night, at Two Rivers, tn,
Grays of this city met with Il defeat a
the hands of the Two Rivers high schoo
basket ball team. The score was. Two
Rivers, 81; Grays, 2S. A large CROWD
witnessed the game.
Samuel Freye and Miss Amanda
Rhode both of Two Rivers, were united
in marriage last Thursday the ceremony
beingperformed by Rev f. w. Huebner
The young couple will reside at Tive
Rivers,
Mr.. Jere Hussey Of Franklin was a
caller ut the PILOT Office Saturday.
r. G.. Plumb returned from Waupaca
last Thursday evening, where he had
acted az groomsman at the wedding OF
Harry O. Herman, who is well known
to n number of young people in this city,
he having visited here about year ago
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weak and feeble, others due to childhood
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A sacred recital was given at St.
James church last Sunday evening.
Mrs Will Nelson rendered several ex.
cellent vocal solos, Prof Urban gave a
violin solo, and qnartette composed of
Mrs viii Nelson, Misc Patchen and
Messrs. A. Torrison and Ed Scherer
sang number of selections.
Mr.. Jos Rendl of kossuth was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Mr.. H. C. Berndt, PILOT foreman,
and Rev. Clarence +. Weed, pastor of
st Pauls NJ. f. church left for Mari.
nette Monday morning from where, nc.
companied by a party Of Mr. Berndt's
friends of that city, they left for Ellis
Junction, where they will hunt deer for
several days,
Every man owes it to himself and his
family to master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in thi,