The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Tuesday.
Mrs. Berlin Hall was il Milwaukee
on Saturday.
DR.. Charles Seege- was at Ludington
over Sunday.
Charles Quin was here from Sheboy-
gan on Tuesday.
Thomas Cary left for Milwaukee Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. ]. Marshall returned to Luding-
ton on Sunday.
J. A. Hutchinson was here from
Amigo on Friday.
William Vensloff of Fond du Lac was
here on Saturday.
T. A. Tack Of Marshfield transacted
business here on Friday.
Mrs. August Ertz returned to Cleve-
land Saturday morning.
c. c. Dana who was here from Apple
ton returned on Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Harmed was here from
Racine part of last week.
Mrs. John Ackermann arrived here
from Plymouth last Friday
Stephen Rechcygl returned to Mil
waukee Tuesday morning.
Attorney T. W. Hogan returned to
Amigo last Friday evening.
Mrs. Wenzel Pavlinek returned to
Grand Rapids IA few days ago.
NJ. II. Dempsey transacted business
at Centerville Tuesday morning.
Ernst Wagner of Hammond visited
with friends in the city last week.
Herman Schuette and Otto Kulnik
spent part of last week at Chicago.
Mr.. Moses Allie of Cooperstown was Il
ctller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Wood visited with her
sister, Mrs. A. G. Miller, last week.
The county purchasing committee
met at the court house last Thursday.
Miss Laura Grosseteuck returned to
Chicago in the fore part of the week
Oscar Torrison arrived here from
Chicago in the fore pat of the week
Misses Elsie Loomis and Gusta Kitz-
man of Sparta were here on Saturday.
Mr.. John Baumgart of Cooperstown
called at the PILOT office on Saturday.
NJ. T. Parker and Frank McCloshy
were here from Algoma part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salak left Sun
day fer Il three months visit in Cali
fornia
Patrolnan Eggert who was i'll last
week is again on duty i'll the police
service.
Mrs. Peter Schleuder of Cleveland re
turned home Tuesday morning after a
visit here.
Miss Mayme Purcell of Milwaukee
was the guest of Mrs W. f. Ohde part
of last week.
Mrs. NJ. Kuester returned to Sheboy-
gan Falls last Friday after visit with
relatives here.
The American Mailing company Will
erect II new plant at Milwaukee, at a
cost of 81, 100000.
On Wednesday of the past week Miss
Louise Rozinsky and Hugo Jonas were
united in marriage.
Adolph Stupecky arrived here from
Racine last week, called here by the
death of his mother
The North Side Ladies Relief society
met at the home of Miss Flora Waldo
Wednesday afternoon.
On Monday Miss Sophia Nyhagen left
for Memphis, Tenn, where she VIII
spend several months
Mrs Alton Joyce returned to Wrghts'
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visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Lizzie Cody, who was formerly
a resident of this city, died at Chicago
last week, aged 80 years,
A destructive fire visited Wausau on
Wednesday of last week, the loss en-.
tailed being ahout $40. 600.
On Sunday Miss Hazel DeLano re-
turned from Chicago, where she had
been on visit for Il month.
I.iucolu's birthday will be observed ut
the Presbyterian church by special
services next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Casino returned to Chicago Sat
ur lay morning after visit here III the
interest of the Royal League.
Appleton will float S95o,0Oo bond
issue next May for the purpose Of build
ing city water works plant.
Philip GaiIney and wife of Neenah
returned home on Tuesday after visit
at the home of Thomas Higgins
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Hessei
of Amigo visited with friends in this
city, where they formerly resided
At basket ball game played here last
Saturday evening Manitowoc defeated
Two Rivers second team by "A score of
43 to 49,
The seasons harvest of ice has been
completed by local ice dealers. An I'M
usually large quantity of ice has been
stored.