The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-09-24

II. u. NASH anu OendtOT hduuOlpu lei
for Madison Monday to attend the De
mocratic platform convention.
Miss Minnie Morris returned to Chi
cago Wednesday after spending a few
days with relatives il the city.
Judge Oscar Torrison and family OF
Chicago returned home Saturday after
a visit with relatives in the city.
Jos. Ledvina who has been clerk in
the register of deeds Office was recently
appointed deputy by Mr.. Reuther
Judge Kirwan left for Sheboygan
Monday to hold the fall term of circui:
court which opened there on Tuesday.
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Mr.. VIM, Greenwood of Gibson was a
caller at the PILOT office Tuesday.
Ed. Goedjen of this city has secured
the contract for the electrical wiring of
the Congregational church at Two Riv-
ers.
Assemblyman L. W. Ledvina and g.
F. Wehrwein attended the Republican
platform convention at Madison Tues
day.
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Judge Baensch has accepted an in
vitation to deliver an address at the
German Day celebration in Superior on
| Oct. T.
Mr.. Edwin Schuette spent Sunday
with relatives ut Oshkosh His wife
and children who are visiting there will
return home Friday.
Miss Jean Anderson left Saturday for
jacksonville, H., where she has secur.
ed position rs teacher in the Illinois
College at that place
Edward Rand and George Cross who
have been engaged in the livery busi
ness have dissolved partnership, Mr.
Cross retiring from the business.
Mr.. Jos Mazanec of Franklin was
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Gauger and Mr.. Albert
Toonen, who have been spending few
days at the home of Miss Emma Brown,
left for their home at Depere Wis. Sun
day.
Fred Bauch, "A prosperous farmer near
Birnamwood, Wis, was here for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Bauch is former resident Of this
city
Atty James O'Hara of st. Joe, Mich
gan, Manitowoc boy, is n candidate
for Justice of the Supreme Court of
Michigan on the Democratic ticket. He
is a son of John O'Hara of this city.
The case of Fred Schuette of Newton
vs. State Supt. Cary relative to a deci.
sion on the division Of school district
in Newton, will be tried in Sheboygan,
being taken there on a change Of venue.
Mr. Michael Kelly of Newton was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
AT the Methodist conference at Nee.
nah Rev. E. c. Potter was reappointed
as pastor of the st. Pauls Nj. f. church
in this city. Rev, G. e. Weed, form
or pastor of st. Paul's church, will return
to Berlin.
DIR. F. II. Gehbe of this city was re-
elected as II member of the state central
committee ut the Republican platform
convention. l.. w. Ledvina of Two
Rivers was made permanent secretary
of the convention.
Miss Martha Rahr returned to Mil.
waukee last week to resume her studies
at Milwaukee Downer College. Miss
Rahr's engagement to Mr.. Frank Rank
of Appleton has been announced The
date for the wedding has not been set
Mr.. Adolph Pech of Francis Creek |
WAS in the city Monday and made the |
PILOT Office call Mr.. Pech opened |
II meat market at Francis Creek few |
months ago and has ready built up |
a large business
Mr.. and Mrs d. J. Healy will leave
today for Chicago where they will Join
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Sears of that city
for a trip to Arkansas where they will
spend the winter in the foothills of the
Ozark, mountains where Mr. Healy owns
real estate
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