The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-04
LA TOILETTE ON
WAY TO SENATE.
CLOSE FRIENDS AND OTHERS GIVE
HIM AND WIFE HEARTY FARE
WELL FROM MADISON.
Mrs. La Toilette Will Return in Spring
to Live at Maple Bluff-To Board
in Washington.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 81 Special i
| Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette, accom-
panied by Mrs. La Toilette; Judge II. $.
ComstOck, state claim agent; Mrs. Com
stock, and Miss Nellie Dunn, stenogra-
phcr for Mr.. La Toilette. left for Chi
cago and Washington at s O'Clock this
morning over the Northwestern road.
Bid La Folettes Goodbye.
Quite Il number of spectators were
present, including number of close
friends of the scnator-clcct and his wife,
to bid them farewell. Mr.. and Mrs. La
| Toilette shook hands cordially with all
the people.
Among others there were Mr. and Mrs.
IL. W. Chyuowcth, Speaker Icnroot, As
semblyman Henry Johnson, Col. j. J..
Hannah. State Treasury Agent Pollock
and Victor Rogers who was Gov. La
Follcttc's executive clerk
Children Left Behind
The three La Toilette childrcn--ltob-
est, .Jr., Philip and Mary, were left be
hind aud today or tomorrow will go to
the Hill Side Home school near Spring
Green, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. La Toilette will return in May
to take up her residence in their ne"
country home at Maple Bluff. Their
two maids viii remain with the children
y,iIi Inarl for ttn ,rnsnrt ot Washing
ton,
mas MOI ehoSch MS SECRETARY
Mr.. La Toilette will probably be sworn
in Thursday when Congress rCconyonc@
He has not yet chosen his private Sccrc-
tarE.
Speaker Lcuroot left on later train
for Milwaukee.
Gov. Davidson Is Busy.
Toy James .. Davidson spent DuHl
u"1 ~ 'I' 'Nr' ,''IN' "li'' l"laN' N"'"r'
lIII ~ 'i,I' 81 business Eel.uE wv ~
",l"n1 "uI receiving W. HuHI,i.'' '"',
''a WI" '"ii' ~ 'At'HH ht9l Wishes an"
ST., INN Oh BUSINESS
vi - ~ MuI'7oh Oh NHnl""' .l'
l'" private secretary, afrl,o" '"'H morn
iIE ana HiS" "aM 10 uHIIrEp ~" Ian".
0""hI'E "io'hi' mere WIN i'I"oanS ~
no b"7'l'N7 Oh PupiIc interest u"Il7"'''"
To-Day.
ne executive residence Is also "'IhG
pun III sh7pr I"r III, pa'lGSon5, Wn" VIII
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81 M tcaIdtlict ~ Iui il9il'u Wy we 7ln'
tosl, IT. if m iibt "Ihrrwisc be- '''' '
The portrait of Gov. In Toilette
painted by Mrs l.. ~. Bancroft of Rich
land Center, was today hung in the front
office of the executive chamber. IT is
painted from the portrait made of the
governor in St Louis IN IDOL
Dieti,oriebod Catber;no Attands
,,,'',''th,., ~.
MADiHo-\' Vs. Jan, a man VINO
,IlriF S'"Ts az" walked th' HlrG''H "I
AlauiS"h' II pehhIeSS stranger, Moudhy
WIS ihHuEura,'d governor OF inc Hla,r OF
W iS,9hSlh. ny the reSlEhhIon % hop
sIt NJ Ia oHrtlr 70 acc'Pt lnr lhI'Ii
HIllr1 Seha' @rS. Lieu ',,'oN' I"i'i'' ~,
',"Nl"N'" "a oo'ui'i9 ''''' w" no
The exercises were held at noon in Che
executive chamber Of the capitol in the +
presence of large company OF slHi" ana /
ellN officers Judges, legislators, ana lh'ir /
wives. The Office was decorated WIN
roses palms, molly ana mistl'to''
me 1ath OF once was hdIllhl,,rroI ny /
'hlel JuStr" 'asSounS' MI 'hnnuSoh 7
entering me chaihh'f on lhE arm 81 '4N' .
~ hohrt'c' VINO Pr'Ach''u M" W Inv
chirt Justice, A., ,.,.,.
MIS- Ia ioii't'r ana MIS-: lay y,tSi
una urr TWO u"uEil'rS' Wv Minn,n ~ ,,i
Joined The cx governor in heartily con.
graduating his successor.
CONGRATULATED nv Thousands.
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