The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-08-08
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A promise of marriage between Rose
Maasmann and Jos. Stahola was an.
nounced at st. Boniface church last Sun
day.
The Misses Ella and Hilda label of
Milwaukee arrived Wednesday for a
visit with their grandmother, Mrs. VIM.
Bach.
Misses Mabel Smith, Josephine John
son and Belle Rand, have returned from
a weeks visit with Miss Mae Killen in
Cato
Mrs. G. G. Smalley and daughter
Myrtle will remove to Evanston ILL.,, this
month, where they will abide in the
future
August Gerphide will close his tailor
shop September 1st to take charge of the
tailoring department in the Seibel Cloth
ing store.
Mrs. John Friar and family have re-
turned to Milwaukee after spending
few weeks visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. p J. Kelley.
Guy Spencer, a fireman at the north
side station, left Tuesday for a northern
trip He will visit Sturgeon Bay, Mari.
nette and other places
Prof. Solomon Huebner of the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania has returned
home after visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Huebner.
On Monday night daughter was born
to Professor and Mrs. Paul q. w. Keller.
Truly, Mr.. Keller on Tuesday wore "the
smile that won't come Off.
Last Saturday witnessed the holding
of the annual picnic of the Aluminium
companys employees at English Lake.
1t was very enjoyable affair.
A. c. Schmidt and wife removed to
La Crosse Tuesday, where Mr. Schmidt
has secured Alternative position with the
Nordstern Publishing company.
Mr.. John Schuette with his two
dau ghters, Gesine and Rosa, left Tues
day morning in his yacht for lake trip
to Menominee and Mackinaw
Louis Senglaub and Chas Gelbke, city
assessors, We're each allowed S2lO for
services this year The members of the
board Of review were allowed 1880.
Rev. Carl Machmiller, and l.. Ser
rain, teacher in the Lutheran school,
left for Bay City, Mich, Monday, to at
tend meeting of the church synod.
Mrs. Julius Llndstedt and her two
daughters and Mrs Louis Kunz and her
son Irwin, left Tuesday morning for
Manitowish for four weeks outing
The council Monday evening refund
ed $l4 to Chas Schumacher for taxes
which he paid last year under protest on
an automobile which was assessed too
high.
Mr. and Mrs. q "a. Raetzman and
three daughters, Irma, Lucille and Vic.
let Of Milwaukee, are visiting at the
nome of j. p Reindl who is Mrs. Raetz.
man s father.
Attorney Walter M. Joyce has been
appointed hnmane officer by the humane
society in this city. The appointment
will have to be confirmed by the state
organization.
Frank Vraney, county clerk, left Fri
day for visit with relatives and friends
at Kewaunee. He, with his wife and
child, who were visiting there, will re-
turn in about week.
The Water Works Co. has proposed a
settlement of the case now pending a.
gainst the city for hydrant rental City
Attorney Hougen and r. w. Burke
sanction settlement of the case.
Otto Senglaub, bookkeeper for the
Schreihart Brewing Co., has resigned to
accept a like position with the B. Schade
Brewing Company at Spokane, Wash.
ington. He will leave for Spokane next
Saturday.
Kenneth Egan of Manitowoc, editor
business manager, compositor, pressman,
printers devil and general lord high exc
cutioner of TIE Manitowoc 2nd Ward
Roarer il visiting in the city Door
County Democrat.
Adolph +. Schultze entered upon his
duties with the Manitowoc Co. Abstract
Co. last Monday. He was formerly az.
sistant principal in the Business College
and made an excellent reputation az a
teacher II is safe to predict that he will
fill his new position with fidelity.
Anton Kaltenbrun of st. Nazianz was
brought into probate court last Friday
for examination ~ to his sanity. The
examination was continued Tuesday
when he was adjudged insane and was
taken to Oshkosh Wednesday. He has
led a wandering life the past six months.