The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

DIR. Simon TOOK business "Trip w ouo
boygan on Friday.
L. J. Nash was at Milwaukee on legal
business last Friday.
Bessie Paine has returned FROM a Wis
it at the state capitol.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles West have been
at Chicago on visit.
Mrs. Week and children are home af'
ter = Milwaukee visit.
Mrs. John Schmidtman has returned
from trip to Wausau,
Miss Pearl Smart spent several days
at Milwaukee on visit.
Mrs. p. G.. w. Keller entertained
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Smalley Co. mas miniature silo
at the Chicago stock show.
Mrs. Edw. Gerpheide and children
are visiting at Milwaukee.
Dick White was in town interesting
merchants in hats this week.
Auermiller will make sittings for
Xmas photos until Dec, Is. st.
Mrs. William Christensen is home
from a weeks visit at Brilion.
Miss Mamie Hartwig is home after a
visit at Milwaukee and Chicago.
VIM. kahr, Jr., made business trip
to the state metropolis Monday.
Mr.. Fred Wilde of Mishicot was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Atty. Arthur Wyseman was at Mil
waukee Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. Jos. w. Vranev of Kossuth was a
caller at the PILOT Office Saturday.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wuellner, South Main street.
Mrs. Kemper and Mrs. Jones visited
friends at Milwaukee the other day.
Mr.. Louis Sykora of Whitelaw was a
caller at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Haskins of Milwaukee spent
several days visiting friends in the city.
A boy has arrived to gladden. the
hearts Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Conrad Vera.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by F. G. BUERSTATTE, Druggist.
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Mr.. Frank Radey OF Manitowoc Rap
ids WAS a caller at the PILOT Office Mon
day.
Mr.. Fred Hermann of Manitowoc
Rapids was a caller at the PILOT office
Tuesday.
We will soon see Capt Buerstatte and
his soldiers attired in regular army green
uniforms
Miss Clara Solomon returned to Mil
waukee Friday, after visit with friends
in the city.
John Wienert is home from attend
Green Bay.
Charles Stretch, Register of Deeds.el
ect, has resigned rs supervisor OF the
third ward
G. II. Allger is now operating two
roller Kinks having recently opened one
at Green Bay.
Mrs. j. e. Plumb and Mrs. R. G.
Plumb visited at Milwaukee the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. A. Martin has returned to Mil.
waukee from visit of several days here
with her parents.
AR. Chas Havicek of Franklin, Ke-
waunee county, WAS caller at the Pr
LOT Office Friday.
The steamer kedr-arge of the G. P
Ry. Co. fleet is up the river for thor
ough overhauing.
John O'Hara, who was county sur
veyor for years, Is seriously ill at his
home on the west side.
Mrs. John Kelner has gone to Osh.
kosh to remain for IA time under the per
sonal care Of a specialist
The water in the harbor dropped over
u feet In "A hours, III Il result Of the
high west wind last Thursday.
The Municipal gravel pit here has
paid for itself in three years and has a
surplus of $i4,l7 to its credit.
Frank Muth is home from his tempes-
tuous journey to Chicago on a derrick
scow in tow Of the tug Torrent.
Edward Thompson, formerly sales
man for the Plumb and Nelson Co., was
in the city few days last week
Carl d. Thompson of Milwaukee, one
of the Socialist leaders of the country
Is in this neigborhood this week.
Cornelius Zechel may move to Pewsu-
kee to reside, having the purchase of a
vi tS SiolC tuClC III
A White Steamer car with capacity
Of seven passe gers, recently purchased
by Emil Teitgen, has arrived in the city
One horsepower gasoline engine,
horizontal slightly used, will be sold
tor about one half the cost of new en-
CINE, if taken at once. Inquire at the
PILOT office. %.
Harriet, two year old daughter of
Wayne Kelley Ryan, formerly Of this
city, died on Monday last at Escanaba
Mich
The North Side High School basket
ball team administered defeat to the
Y, NJ G. A. team last Friday. Score,
25 to 20.
A Y. NJ. G. A. literary society has
been launched, and tentative plans for a
program for the winter are under con
sideratioI.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gehbe returned
home Monday evening from a three
days visit with their son, DR.. Geo. Geh-
he, At Oshkosh.
Forced by the early exhaustion of last
year, ice harvest the j. Ct. johnson Co.
has been cutting ice up the river to sup
ply the daily demands.
Walter Green was siezed with a sud
den and violent illness Wednesday and
was taken to his home in the ambulance.
His condition is critical.
Charles Braust is on the Two Rivers
express run, taking the place of f. II.
Williams who il out on the main line
during the holiday rush