The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-07-27

where she Is a guest OF Mrs. Clarence
Hill of Port Washington.
Miss Irma Whitman resumed her posi-
ton at the local telephone exchange on
Monday, after vacation.
Last Sunday Mr. Mahoney of Chicago
visited his daughter here, who Is visit
ing at the Newcomb home.
Mrs. John Kwalski arrived here from
Germany early in the week. She will
make her home i'll this city,
Mrs. w. n. Purson and children
arrived here from Chicago week ago
to visit Mrs Purson's parents.
Charles Gruhle attended the Wiscon-
sin Grain Dealers association meeting
held at Milwaukee last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Schultz arrived
here from Milwaukee several days ago
to spend Mr.. Schultz's vacation
Horace Warner returned to the city
last Friday, after long vacation. He
resumed his work on Saturday.
Elton C. Gibson, letter carrier No. 2,
city returned last Friday from a two
weeks vacation trip in Colorado.
Miss Leola Cary, who has been attend
ing school at Grand Rapids the past
year is home to spend her vacation.
Miss Mamie Thompson left for Chica-
go on Friday, having spent two weeks
vacation with relatives and friends here.
Not cent wanted, unless you are
cured. If you are sick and ailing, take
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great blessing to the human family.
Makes you well-keeps you well. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. Z. Buerstatte.
August Potts, formerly editor of the
Sheboygan Zeituug, is now employed in
the same capacity on The Manitowoc
Post.
Miss Ella Thompson, clerk at the
local postofiice is having vacation.
She took lake trip to Chicago on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bubolz of Marsh
field and William Klann of Collins visit
ed at the home of Mrs. G. Schulze on
Sunday.
Miss Rose Stauss entertained on Mon
day evening in honor of the Misses
Emma and Margaret Verhaeyden of
Green Bay.
Misses Emma and Margaret Verhey
den were here from Green Bay for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Mat
Zingsheim.
Miss Nellie Peppard returned to her
home at Chicago last Friday morning
after a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Anthony Clark.
Miss Mabel Pilger returned to the
city Wednesday, after weeks visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Skwor
in Cooperstown.
Miss Nellie Meany left for her home
at Lincoln, Neb., on Tuesday morning,
after visit here at the home of DR. and
Mrs j. E. Meany.
The steamer John Duncan left last
Thursday night, after having been IN
port here for three days, undergoing re-
pairs to disabled engine.
An excursion party of over 600 was
brought to the city over the Wisconsin
Central from the Fox River valley and
Marshheld last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Pierce and daughter Clara
of Sheboygan Falls visited with the
formers brother, Charles Cary clerk of
the circuit court, this week.
The local branch of the Epworth
League will be represented at the Fond
du Lac district convention of the League
to be held August 4, 3 and 8.
John Schmidtman and bride returned
from their nuptial trip in the East on
Monday. They have taken up their
residence on North Ninth street.
The new Hotel Hamilton at Two
Rivers will be formally opened on
Wednesday Aug. =, when banquet
will be given by the stockholders.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Fleischer were
rendered pleasant surprise by a large
party of friends on Sunday at Larrabee,
where they had gone for an outing.
Michael Murphy, aged eighty-two, n
we'll known pioneer resident Of Cato,
suffered a stroke of paralysis last Sun
day and has been critically i'll since
X. X Roble of Liberty has been re-
appointed member of the county jury
commission by Judge kirwan for the
term Of three years, beginning July B.
WANTED-A boy to learn the shoe
makers trade. Apply to VIM. Klein
1913 York street, North Side.
Mrs. II. A. Atwood, Misses Evangeline
Ever, Celestia Hopkins and Elba Best
were here from Sheboygan last Friday
evening and returned home on the
Goodrich liner.
James Greenwood Of Two Rivers was
married to Mary Bonk of this city Mon.
day after Don, the ceremony being per.
formed by Judge Schmidt in the munich
pal court room.
Henry Knell has been chosen dele
gate to the national convention of the
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