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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

81, soo-F1vE-RooM COTTAGE AND a.s OF
) :: an acre, two blocks from Lake Har-
= riet. car line; cellar: web, chicken
house and fruit trees. =,
cellar, we'll; lot 42z12s to alley;
81, 2oO-I90S 9th ay n six roons,, full base
ment, gas and city, water; all in excel
aiswat1a az eight f cs21a ar. as
city water; lot 550x150 to alley. : !
81. 4oo-425 Knox av n, five rooms. city wa:
s1,4oo-so7 sofh NJ, * rooms ,s. stty xatsSs,
gas in, al rooms summer kitchen, wood:
81. 5oo-536 Logan av n eight rooms, arranged
49,, for two families; city water. sewer,
s1,5oo-2so4 s4th av s, eight rooms, city wa
IS screens, barn Lexis; lot aon167 to II
s1,s5o-Two houses, three and tive rooms each;
!. lot ss111o;> city water; 18th av s be-
>. 80 tween 4th and 9th SITS.
,"s1, soo-415 W a1st st, seven rooms, city waiter,
sewer. gas; lot s7x101.
s1.soo-41ls Newton az \, eight rooms partly
water; lot sOx125 to alley.
lar. Well. city water, STONE Sidewalks AXIS
& u street and on grounds; corner lot;
s2,1oe-141o, e oath st, eight room, arranged
80. storm windows, screens; lot 27.6xl3ss
}, R@SoooTSUt ;1oLn az ., nine rooms, hardwood
: finish, first floor city water, gas, rough
y fot - Oil iA' AoA' Da'e"eA'' eoine1
80 5oo-311s bloomington av, eight roon,s, !; al
|, modern excepting heat; hardwood floors
s26oo-s2s 10th av S, nine rooms, city water
gas, part hot water heat; barn 16x16;
: =. lot 65x146. L d.: =
; 81, 75o-2716 s4th av s, house of; eight rooms
49,. completed last summer; all modern .ex-
cept1ng heat; lot .4sx129 to alley. =
! s3, 50o-242S-30 Oakland av, double house of II
-. : rooms city water; lot 5ox12si rents for
4 ? = ! $97 per month. - 4 : =:
: These properties can be bought on terms to
: suit. Call for our new illustrated catalogue.
= ,.':' Barnes Brothers. :; : -.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued.
REAL VALUES IN REALTY.
$1,75O-Lake Of the Isles. lot 100x150, Iry-
ing av, on grade and plenty of shade.
1sa ., and q "a ,sts 19s a sste. e
three houses; $500 takes the whole.
s1,1oo-Aldrich aY s between oath and 25th
SITS, 45x128, east 'front.' with city water, sewer
and gas, cement walk all in and paid; on
grade and good neighborhood.
Is Only $3.50 each Chicago az between 2eth
and 9th; two lots, each 42x128; all improve
ments; good locality and east front.
Only s75o--Lot boxl65, Lake Of the Isles
a little below grade, but well located.
Il Only $e50-8d av s between Lake and a1st
st; full lot, all improvements in.
$3.50 each-Two lots at southeast corner Of
Clinton ay and 33d; each about 45x12S; on
grade with all Improvements.
s425-on Garfield near s2d; full lot, three
10th and 10Th ay between s2d and Bath.
We have some good lots as low as $500. Ask
the lots.
Make an offer for the two lots at the
northwest corner OF Fremont av and 32d st;
each 45x12S feet to alley:
Make an offer for the two lots on 4th av s
Just south Of S3d st; west fronts; ,45x129 each.
+. Make an offer for the southeast corner
of 18th av s and 32d st, 44x122, city water,
gas and cement sidewalk on both sides Of lot.
This is your opportunity. g.. +. 'r-
Northwest corner 2sth av and 29th st, two
lots, each 48K157 handy to two car lines
Nfinnehaha and Selby- Lake; also close to Nil
waukee shops. Make us an offer. =:
Lots in any location you want. Prices very
low. Ask US. - .. =
Walter L. Badger,
= Oneida Bldg. =
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, o o o. o 0
ii. 1e1e. LINDEN Av. .~ ,
} :. Easy walking distance and good neigh
} borhood. Eight rooms. well arranged.
, Hardwood floors in most of the rooms.
All modern conveniences. House could be
made duplex with little money, and made
a paying Investment. : It liz q small lot,
, but that is just the thing for revenue. = -.
} :. =. > Investigate =. . g
D. - Walter L. Badger, : r :. r,
-. s.. - - Oneida Building. - 2
, :. J Portland Avenue. = =. -. :,
, On = beautiful street and an elegant
, house Of eight rooms. Near 26th st. =
, House shas all modern conyeniences. {, We Z
) would like to show you thru. Owner il :,
, leaving. the city, and has reduced the
D price to $500. but If you have an offer
D to make, we will submit 1T; - ! r =
% - Walter L., Badger :, >: - Z
. Oneida Building. ;, :: Z .:
Q sS. ;. I: - = - Z ).
D, !. a.. :. L =: $500. -: : ., =
0 The price is small, and so is the house; e
O.. three rooms. New, West of: Lake Har-
D %riet with two lots; Bize of ground SOx12e. :"
0 You've been wanting to get out in the
D suburbs; nows your chance. $3.50 cash,
0 balance $40 per mouth. Gould anything
o be easier2
o Walter l.. Badger,
o Oneida Building.
n n
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MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

81, s5o-EAsY TERMS; A CHARMING COT
tage of nice rooms with hardwood floors.
OAK oak doors, nicely decorated; convenient to car
$l5 per month; this beats paying rent; the,
,Q0o-A real bargain; practically new modern
lures city water, sewer, decorated through
out, hardwood finish and floors; large east
ness and leaving city. =. ~. -. = -
The e. A. Conrad Co.. b13 Phoenix Bldg
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a HOME FOR s400-THE FoUR-RooM, NEW
II painted and papered house, with fine base
ment and other buildings. on lot 4ox135 at
742 Tyler st NE, for 81, 300; $400 down, bal
anee on monthly installments Of SIS at 6 per
cent interest A. Il. Book, care State Bank
- e. AAchael. st. Michael, MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

= =
) % o o % 20 o o . % 90 . o % Il,
5 NEW MODERN HOMES.
) 81, 375--on Bryant ay S, near Goth st; new, !
. fully modern eight-roorn house; hard
9 wood. floors and finish: builtin side side
) 4 tric 't light with tn combination dRtures; $
. laundry trays and coal: bins IN base
d ment; all rooms decorated and house,
. ready for occupancy. East terms. s<
. So, S76-An ideal new. six-room house;
0 parlor and hall finished in, selected
. birch. dining-room in quarter sawed 4
.. rooms: : built in sideboard; fully \
n equipped bathroom; full basement .
o house piped for hot water heat: east
0 front lot. on Aldrich av s.. near
Q s2,175-A. new, . fully modern Except :
heath ysroom eotta sad t al on ba Sne
Q closet, gas and gas fixtures: large 90
0 attic with stairs. fine basement, storm 4
sash and screens; very complete ana E
D convenient home; easy termsi 18TH aF .
o s. near 9th st. .-. =,
0 $1,675-A brand new. hve-room cottage, az
o on one floor. large attic with room .
0 for one or two more rooms: hardwood
0 floors. gas fixtures. city water. good
0 cellar. storm sash and screens: on SD
av n, near Dupont. $50 =
0 $2150-Nearly new eight-room house, ar
o ranged for two families: city. water
o and sewer upstairs Ipns and down; o,a aem,
o ally paying 1894 year rent; always
0 occupied; easy walking distance A: =,
o fine Investment.
o $500 to $3.50 for handsome lots with city
0 water, gas and stone sidewalk. at
o and s4t5 st. These are very choice
o and very cheap; easy terms. :,
0 ss25--eA perfect lot on goth nv, near
0 22d st; city. water and stone: sidewalk
o in and paid for: easy terms.
o s1s5-Ar snap: fine corner lot on Blaisdell
0 av, at Seth st. with city water and
o. sidewalk. e"
O s5 Thompson Bros,
o 10l Fourth ST.. S.
0 Will move to Security Bank Bldg. June L
o - : > <.
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:. 50, 400.
, 25O9 Bryant Az s.
: Waiter l. Badger,
:: Oneida Building.
% 8 ooto 90 o 20

. 8 . 8 Q 5 90 Q . 8 .
How's TH1s9
House Of II rooms, hall finished in oak,
psr11or with btn mirror also second
lavatory. Dining room finished in birch,
coved, lighted from cove with q ipcan-
sssfsn 5S5s Of xs a %f
built-in china cupboards. Two closets,
large kitchen and all conveniences. Par
quet floors throughout, except dining room
rooms on second floor, four of which have
lavatortes with hot and cold water. All
nicely decorated. Basement contains laun-
lighted by electricity: :, Combination cleo
trio and gas fixtures throughout the house. +
: Slate roof with copper gutter stope porch
= shade and i; shrubbery. Large barn. All
i hood and for the. small sum. OF 1890 -.
: water Watt, 81 i. Bpdger. -. =.
- E. ,,: Co.. ~, g. s@E> IVY a. /!
W y! ssa. p &. south past.
through. greet assSsat snilt houses Son
Stating Of niue large rooms. finished in
}, ing. :, Nicely decorated, porcelain bath >
wash ibowl, closet, stink. Hot and cold
> water, the very best hot-water heating
, plant: East front IN good neighborhood.
D tell you the price. Are you Interested?
> Do you want to see It?
D "~'' - Walter L. Badger, -
, Oneida Bldg.
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SOME REAL BARGAINS,


$780, excellent 7-room house and large
corner lot, 23O1 Monroe st; $500 or $500 down
and balance monthly will handle it, this Is
snap. srH I'D 4
$1,75O for an S-room house on the best part
Of Polk st. city water up stairs and down
and renting for over $40 q MONTHS not this
good investment?
$1,000 for the 7-room house and barn, and
large lot lib A Est; rented for $3.50 a.
month :. but can give possession In case of
sale = conyentent to shops: and quarTies.
3. $3.50 sfor S-room house, Getty water ;;up
3 stairs and down. 251S Madison st; rents for
$1,000 for, nearly new. 7-room: cottage half
"a block from, Central az, two blocks from 500
shops r, rs
$1,45o; good 7:foom house, fine east front
lot. nicely fenced, one block east Of Central,
s, 100 for s,room house, between 2sth and
Doth, ION Polk ST. s.. ~ &l5 SIS
N F. G. rDemfng, 24o7 Central ay.
b : 'BTYEA BARGAIN. 80
50, 800. quick money made for you; owner
must SELL 16r6omt duplex house, modern with
barn, full lot; all sin good repair; this Is
"a decided bargain; in the Eighth ward. 59s,3g
1920, owner, leaving the city; two or three
4 lots, east front, Groom house, hardwood An.
ish, large hen house. fine shade trees. near
Hennepin av and 34th st.
ID lots near Lake Harriet will retail at
$3.50; can sell for few days only for $3.50
one-half block to car line; call for plats and
price lists Of Lake Harriet, Calhoun park Lin
den Hills and Reeves south park. 777s
s5 Geo. B. Dart, vi
sss 307 Phoenix building.
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4 BUSINESS PROPOSITION. -,
Finest double corner on Central, inside 10th
av, beautifully improved, s4x12e, seven-room
house, elegant FAT location; have, plans com;
up 14415 T. G., or address 651e, Journal for
particulars and submit offer Look this up.
$26bo-NEW MODERN 7-RooM HOUSE, FINE
neighborhood;t 534 Newton av N; large lot,
fine trees, hardwood floors and finish; open
finely. built, lots Of closets, near carline and
in walking Distance. Can't be beat. &C. NJ.
Drew, 611 N. Y. Life bldg. =
AM LEAVING THE CITY AND WILL SELL
my fine two-fat house, located in the choicest
part OF the Eighth ward; two heating plants,
to build; will take about $500; $500 down
month. Address 1855: Journal S'''' ~ ~ -
WILL BUILD 70 sUIT-WILL BUILD MOD
ern saven-room dwelling to suit fancy OF pur-
nv g., small payment down. balance easy; no
holdup price asked. Fine home For tpforma-
ton address 1884, Journal.
FOR sALE-EIaHT.RooM MODERN HOUSE,
three blocks from University campus; house
foea pss
can live in lower part and rent upper rooms
to students for $50 eper month. Apply to
owner, 1921 6th:st Sc. = 80.
/ HAVE JUST COMPLETED A HOUSE OF
TO ileaye the city and. Twill sell the same for
less than cost sif T. can get one-half cash I,
$4,000 buys this and Il cannot be deuplicated
6or less than 800. Address for particulars
EXCEPTIONALLY DEsRABLE HOME MOD.
r ern, ten rooms; fun stone basement; veget-
| ape cellar and fuel rooms; finely elevated lot,
2S fronts frnt 12s aeep large barn garden
borhood in city Address, owner, box 533 Min.
neapolis. 81. z
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20 o q 90 GO . % 900
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y ARE You GOING TO BUILDl
we VIII furnish the plans free Of charge
and build for you on. very easy terms. No
building and loan scheme All we want is a
Iair builders profit. We have been In the
building business 20 years and know how to
build good buildings. Come in and see what
we we can 90 for you. Davis Construction Co.,
804 Kasota building. = -! ~" -. :,
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9 - $50 o !: Q ys,s.b6So. IS osso 90 ~
o ,Five.room house ana one cottage, on 3
o south shore Lake Calhoun, Cottage City. {
o Most beautiful location. For particulars Q
Q eaA .on7owner, 300 Upton av s, Cottage Q
q 90 0 0 $1,000 o O. o o 0. .
A SNAP = EIaHT.NAMILY ---APARTMENT
building, renting for nearly $1,1O0 per year;
needing no repairs for years to come; never
vacant, in gooh sneighborhood, expenses very
low; for quick sale will sell for $6,5o0; So, 500
will handle. Be- sure to look this up quick.
&. SkasR A. gLindquist, ). =
S2)-S2S Century Rui1dinp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-08-09

Miss Minnie Hoffman and Mrs. j.
Schaefer entertained number Of lady
friends at picnic at the Beach last Fri
day afternoon Among the guests were
several from out of town.
Mrs. ]. w. Maxwell and daughter,
who were here from Chicago for a
several weeks visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Sporer, returned to
Chicago on Saturday last.
Frank frost, who came home two
weeks ago to regain his health after
having had siege of illness, returned
to Detroit on Saturday last to resume
his position with the Wabash R'y Co.
Miss Alice Sonsthagen returned on the
first of the week from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Ashland.
She was accompanied on her return trip
by her niece, who came here for short
visit
Special Brew of Beer, put up in
the largest bottles used by any brewer
in the city, in cases containing "a bottles
each, sold at Sl00 case, by KUNz,
BLESER x Co.
The members of St Faiths guild of
st. James church held picnic at Silver
Lake Tuesday afternoon. The trip was
made in automobiles. A feature of the
outing was a sumptuous supper served
at ) p. m.
At the regular meeting of the Central
Labor council last Friday night, Gilbert
H. Thompson was elected deputy organ
izer of the State Federation of Labor to
fill the vacancy created by the death of
Albert Skuhra.
The home of MIR. and Mrs Walter Nc
Balm of Chippewa Falls was frightened
on Monday of last week by the appear
ance of baby girl. All concerned are
we'll Mrs Nc Balm was formerly Miss
May Elmegreen.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles. then worries because she has
them. If she takes HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea she will have neither.
Bright, smiling face follows its use. 30
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. G. Buerstatte.
! Mr.. f. Hartman, who was formerly a
| teacher in the German Lutheran school
of this city arrived here from Milwau,
kee last week for visit with friends.
He has been guest at the home of Rev.
Karl Machmiller. Mr. Hartmann now
holds position in st. Matthews school
at Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-08-09

ed to nearly $3.50. Their expenses We're
about Sl21. Hence more than 5000 was
cleared
II. c. Berndt, the PILOT foreman. left
las Saturday morning for week yaca-
ton and outing onthe banks of the Peshti-
90 River and in the vicinity of Ellis
junction, where he will "hobnob' with
fishes, commune with nature preside
over Selkirkian shack, ofticiate as cook
therein, forget for the time being all
about the monotOnOus rafting of print
ing presses, and get needed rest and rec.
reatiOn under the slim ulatiOn of the
songs of birds, the soughing of ozone.
bearing winds, the sizzling of fish in the
frying pan over II roaring fire in
Selkirlian kitchen range and the com
placent consciousness that he has taken
II long stride toward the solving of the
problem of how to attain to the ltopiau
estate long dreamed of by pantlsoc
ratists
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-08-09

r. koenig, George Nc Farlane. Harry
Torrison and John Holoran, Jr., made
a trip to Appleton last Saturday after
noon in koenig's automobile The dis
lance was covered in three hours. The
party returned Monday morning.
Old maids would be scarce and hard to
find
Could they ne made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
f c. Buerstatte
During the electric storm last Satur
day night the National saloon, corner
of Eighth and Commercial streets, was
struck by lightning shortly after the
mid night hour. The bolt came out
through gas pipe, making hole about
one.sixth of IN inch in diameter and
causing the ignition of the gas. The
flames We're, however, readily put ont
by shutting off the gas. But little
damage resulted from the bolt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-08-09

A ball game played between the
Schreiharts of this city and the Boden-
stein aggregation of Sheboygan last
Sunday afternoon at the west side ball
park here resulted in a victory for the
locals, the score being to 2 in favor of
the home team.
Mr.. John NJ. Vogel, a former resident
of Clarks Mills who removed to Prentice,
Wis, about year ago, where he owns
and conducts farm, was in the city on
Monday on his way home from Clarks
Mills, where he had been for a visit.
While here, Mr.. Vogel made the PILOT
Office a call. He expressed himself as
being we'll pleased with his new home
and the surrounding country. He re.
turned home on Tuesday.
Scrub yourself daily, you're not clean
inside. Clean insides means clean stom.
ach, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy
tissue in every organ. MORAL: Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. c. Buers.a tte
j. S. Anderson, Ferdinand Ostenfeldt
Jere Reardon, C. Boynton and I. Coot
way of this city and Adolph Ieddes of
Cooperstown attended the nineteenth
annual reunion of survivors of the
Twenty first Wisconsin regiment at
Neenah last Thursday and Friday All
of the above named civil war veterans
except Judge Anderson, were members
of the 2lst regiment in the war Mr.
Anderson is an honorary member of the
organization.
Fire, which started in the core oven
of the Becker manufacturing plant at
Two Rivers last Thursday night at $40
o'clock, threatened the destruction of
that foundry. The fire department re-
sponded quickly to an alarm and the
men succeeded in extiIgulshing the
blaze before the building was seriously
damaged. But floor of molds and a
considerable quantity of cores We're de-
stroyed or so badly damaged that they
cannot be used.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernst Wettenkamp en-
tertained relatives and friends at their
home on Fourteenth and Washington
streets on Wednesday of last week in
celebration of the twenty first anniversa-
ry of their marriage day. The guests
numbered about twenty-five One of
the guests was Rev Reinhold Pieper of
Springfield, H.. who performed the
marriage ceremony for the couple in
1885. A feature of the celebration was
a six o'clock dinner.
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Mrs. Louis Westphal and children
have been visiting with relatives and
friends at Sheboygan.
Mrs. G. G. Sedgwick and daughter
Florence returned from visit at Oak
Park, ILL.,, a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schuette have
been visiting at Madison.
Bert Kress departed for South Dakota
several days ago, where he will be en-
ployed as civil engineer
The Central Labor Council has named
committee to make arrangements for
the celebration of Labor day.
William Bryon returned to Rhine
lander a week ago, after a visit here ut
the home of Joseph Wattawa.
Miss Van Nostrand of Two Rivers was
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
G. Kress last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Landreth entertained party of
friends last Friday in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Roddis and daughter
Miss Vlasta Fanta returned to her
home at Chicago last Saturday, after a
two weeks visit here with relatives
The Misses Marie and Mathilda Miller
returned to their home at Chiffon on
Friday last after visit here with rea-
tives
Miss Ella Gibbons returned to Chicago
Saturday morning after n visit here at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hejda.
DR.. A. c. Fraser, James Brooks and
Charles Hamilton were in Northern
Michigan on business several days re-
Gently.
John Kunish, who was formerly EN-
ployed at the Rummele jewelry store, is
taking course at an engraving school
in Chicago.
Miss Helen j. Waldo was in the city
for a short visit last Thursday evening
while on her way from New York to
Lancipg, Mich.
A new concern, to be known as The
Duce Manufacturing company, has been
organized at Kiel. The new company
is capitalized at $40, 900.
Fred Buerstatte, who holds position
with the Locomotive App lance compa
ny at Chicago, returned to that city in
the latter part of last week, after visit
at his home here
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On Sunday, August 9TH, special
Sunday train service between Mantle
woe and Milwaukee was inaugurated 10y
the Chicago 4 North Western Railway
Co The special sunday train leaves
Manitowoc at 60 a. IN. and, returning.
leaves Milwaukee at $50 p. III.
William Schroeder. an employe of the
J. q. johnson company, met with II
bad accident on Friday last while de
livering ice. The tongs slipped when
he lifted II chunk of ice, and he had his
hand painfully cut. DIR. Westgate
dressed the wound
The Camp i.awton boys cleared over
$500 from their percentage of the Muudy
Carnival company ) receipts during the
company weeks engagement here re.
Gently, The money Will be used To en-
terrain the 1907 state convention Of
United Spanish War veterans The
percentage that the Camp Lawton boys
received from the gross receipts amount
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Ada johnson was at Milwaukee,
on Monday.
Andrew Bougere visited at Appleton
over Sunday.
Andrew johnson was at Sheboygar
on Friday last
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Plat left for Chica
go Monday morning.
Henry Levenhagen was at Milwaukee
few days last week.
A. Guttman transacted business at
Sheboygan on Monday.
The SEEKER family have taken up their
residence in Milwaukee.
Rev. Schrein returned to Kansas in
the fore part of the week.
Hugo Wits returned several days age
from an extended trip east
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Pratt have been at
Pelican Lake for an outing.
Rev Walter Pieper returned to Spring
field, ILL.,, several days ago.
Atty. L. j. Nash transacted business
at Sheboygan Saturday morning.
l.. +. Geer returned from business
visit to Chicago last Friday morning.
Thorval Hanson returned to New York
last week, after visit here with friends
Mrs. George Bass entertained num-
Der of ladies last Thursday afternoon at
whist
Mrs. Charles West left for Wayne, III.
on Saturday for a visit at her former
home.
Charles Salak and August Pasewalk
transacted business at Milwaukee on
Monday.
Miss Laura Grosstueck returned to
Chicago last week, after visit at her
home here.
Mrs. Edward Kelley left for Water
town on Monday to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Peter Nachtwaller returned to Lin
coin, Neb., on Friday last, after n visit
to relatives here.
Charles Spindler entertained mum
Der of friends at stag dinner last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Stead returned to Detroit
last Thursday morning, after visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Dobbert entertained a
large number of lady friends at her home
here last Saturday.