The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-22
LOCAL AND Personal

A. o. Taubert was at Appleton over
Sunday.
John Smalley was on the sick list part
of last week.
Christian Science subject for June %,
1905, God
Frank Bruner was here from Portage
on Tuesday.
f. A. Diehl was here from Sheboygan
Falls on Sunday.
Thomas McCariy left for Sheboygan
Tuesday morning.
Albert Schuette was Milwaukee
visitor on Tuesday.
j. 2. Reindl left for visit at Mil
YANKEE on Monday.
A. Jarvis of Rhinelander transacted
business here, Monday
NJ H. Dempsey transacted business at
Milwaukee on Tuesday
Thomas Higgins returned from Ster-
ling, H., on Friday last.
DR.. ~. H. Finney Of Clintonville was
here on business, Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Waterhouse last Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Hill of Franklin called at
the PILOT Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. f. Grail of Whitelaw called at
the PILOT office on Thursday last
w. A. Wheelock arrived here from
West De Pere several days ago
Mrs. NJ. H. Murphy was here from
Chicago for visit with frien3s
Miss Anna Grenier is here from APP
pleton for visit with friends.
WANTED Gentleman or lady OF
good standing to- travel with a rig or by
rail. Salary, $l,Oi2 90 per yeT and
expenses. Salary paid weekly and eX
pense4 advanced Address with stamp.
JOS. A. Alexander, Manitowoc, Wis.
Miss Grace Pritchard left on the first
of the week for a visit at Beloit
Miss Lulu Van Nostrand returned
from Neillsville several days ago.
Mrs. William Breuer returned Gu
Monday from visit in Chicago.
Mrs William Murphy left last wee k
for West Baden, Ind for visit.
Monday evening the city council pass
ed the Fox River Valley.Co. franchise.
Mr.. Frank Maulick of Cato was a
ca Ter at the PILOT office Tuesday.
George Otto returned to Oshkosh
several days ago after visit here.
Mr.. John Sporer of Two Creeks was u
caller at the PILOT office on Friday
Mrs. George Mclaughlin and children
left for Superior Tuesday morning.
Mr.. C. NJ. Schmitz of Newton was Il
caller mt the PILOT Office on Monday.
If you wish to get one Of the good old
scythes again, as you bought 30 years
ago, you can get it from WERNECtiE "
ScHMITz. Every scythc is warranted
to give satisfaction d
Rev. S. r. S Gray started on trip
east a week ago to spend short yaca-
ton.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Herzog, Fifteenth street, one Jay
last week.
Officer Peter Zarnik member of the
police force, visited in Milwaukee over
Sunday
Mr.. Anton Schneider of the town Of
Two Rivers called at the PILOT office
on Wednesday.
Mr. W. f Fros;h successful bust
ness man of Grimms called at lhe PILOT
office on Friday.
The work of closing the gapin the sea
started on Monday.
VIM. Shanahan arrived here from
Nebraska on Tuesday for II visit with I, !.
atives in the county.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and MIS-
Walter Houghton, North Fourth street,
on the first of the week.
Miss Anna Z. Meyer visited with
friends mt kaukauna and Clintonvilie
part of last week and this week
Miss Mollie Pritchard left for Monroe
Monday morning TO attend the wedding
OF Miss Nellie Etler Of that city.
Mrs. F. p Jones entertained a party
of friends Friday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs Bruno Schallerr, of Ripcn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. De Lille left last
Thursday evening for three weeks
visit in Chicago and indianapolis.
The Manitowoc Grays defeated Val
ders in a game played there on Sunday,
the score being Manitowoc, 10, Val
ders l.
Special Brew Of Beer, put up iii
the largest bottles used by any brewer
in the city. in cases containing 81 hotties
each. sold at 500 a case by KUN,
BLESER q Co.