The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-11-21

Editor lander of the Brillion News
was in the city last Thurs lay to attend
the Bryan Banquet, and hear the ad-
dress
Mrs. f. G.. Potter attended the dis
trict convention of the Women's For
eign Missionary society at Weyauwega
last week.
John McFarlane, editor of the Daily
News went to Milwaukee Monday to
serve on the Federal jury in Judge
Quarle's court.
Dist. Attorney Kelley left for NIadi-
son Friday, being called there by the
| illness of his wife who il visiting with
her parents. He returned Saturday.
E. j. Westphal Editor of the Fox Riv
er Journal, accompanied by his wife
and two children, spent Sunday in the
city, visiting at the home of H c West
phal.
Mr.. and Mrs August Eberhardt left
for Phenx, Arizona, Saturday, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Eber-
hardt has taken the trip for the benefit
| of his health.
Messrs. Julius Lindstedt, f. q. Nash,
7. w. Gray, Walter Greene and A. G.
Frazier returned Saturday from Md
waukee, where they attended the con
sistory of masons.
Doctor Secrist, the Chicago specialist,
will visit Manitowoc once n month at
Hotel Williams This is the doctors 10th
year in Mauitowoc county. Gou need
only pay after cured. Consultation is
absolutely free. See advertisement. If.
Mrs. Michael Connors of this city and
Mrs August Markwardt of Two Rivers
left Saturday for Chiffon to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos McCarty. They re-
turned home Monday afternoon. Mr..
McCarty is former resident of this
county. He recently purchased the
Great Northern Hotel at Chiffon.
The annual ball of the c. O. T. Maple
Grove Court, will be given at Mona
hans hall, Wayside, Friday evening,
Nov. 22nd Music by Brilhon Sym.
phony band. Everybody is cordially
invited To attend,
| William Vida, the young man who
was accdently shot by companion n
month ago, has recovered. He left the
Holy Family hospital Monday and re
turned to his home.
Prof. f. S Hyer of Stevens Point Nor
nal School, formerly principal of the
Training School here, is suffering from
an attack of nervous prostration, and IS
at sanitarium in Milwaukee for treat
ment.
f. J. Kellner manager Of the Will.
Jams House for the past six years, re
Two Rivers succeeds Mr.. Kellner and
assumed the duties Of tne position last
Friday 1t is said that Mr.. Kellner willgo
on the road as travelling salesman for
a New York house. During the time he
has been manager he has made many
friends. He has taking waysabout him,
and was always courteous and oblig
ing. Before going on the road he will
visit for a while with his mother at New
Denmark, Brown county. Mr.. Bartelme
has had experience in the hotel business,
being at one time manager of the WAY.
erly hotel at Two Rivers
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The Manitowoc County Federation
of Catholic societies held its quarterly
meeting at Francis Creek last Sunday
afternoon. Those present from this city
were A. j. Clark, VIM. Willinger, Theo
Loef, Walter Joyce, DR.. Staehle John
Healy, JOS Bradl aud several others
Delegates were present from several sec.
tons of the county. A committee Of
five was named to arrange for the state
convention of the Federation to be held
in this city in June. Rev Geisler of
Two Rivers was the principal speaker
at the meeting, In the course of his re.
marks he scored socialism.