The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-12-30

Max Herman who is employed by the
Aluminium Sales & Mfg. Co., OF Indian
apolis arrived in the city Friday for q
visit.
Miss Mary Healy, Mrs, Walter Joyce
| and daughter Vivian left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Green Bay and
| DePere.
/ Mrs. Robert walker and children
| from Menominee, Mich, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Walkers father,
John Schuette.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Kennedy Of
Green Bay spent part OF the holidays
with Mrs. I-nl edy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John PITT.
Miss Julia Jirikowic arrived here
Friday night from Great Falls, Monta-
ma, for an extended visit at her old
home in this city.
James Usher and son Edward of
Madison were here over Saturday and
Sunday with their son.in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l., Kelley.
Henry Fori's goosebone now points
toward spring as the season Of peace.
| The men in the trenches look for
warm spring, but not peaceful one.
Mrs. Math Zingsheim, Mrs. Anton
Sporer, Mrs. Adolph Schulze and Mrs.
Julius Pohl we're at Green Bay Monday
t. attend the funeral Of relative
G Jorge Verhayden.
"His profund knowledge OF every
subject was one of his striking attri-
b1tes," says New York newspaper in
al obituary notice. Quite striking as
well as most unusual.
Announcement mas been made of the
engagement of Miss Ruth Wilke of this
city and Oscar Thielen of Milwaukee,
and Miss Lilah Radsky and Henry Bur-
ger, both of Manitowoc.
Hugo Hagen who travels for a jewell
ry house out of Chicago, and William
Hagen who makes his home in Mlssou-
la, Montana, were in the city to spend
the holidays with their mother.
Who wouldn't rather be right than
President if the President cannot 60 on
a honeymoon without being followed
10y six moving picture photographer.
AMI nineteen newspaper correspon
dents.
n Chicago woman committed suicide
because she did not have gowns as
handsome as those of her daughter, a
cabaret singer. Have you ever seen a
cabaret singers gown that was worthy
OF such a compliment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rotz and chi
returned to Milwaukee Tuesday aft, r
few days visit at the home of M.
Hotz's parents on Washington stree .
Mr.. Hotz conducts the barber shop in
the Republican House at Milwaukee.
Proprietor Vandenburg OF the Ger
man house was up before Judge
Schmidt in municipal court Wednesday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to the
charge ofselling liquor after II O'Clock
in violation of city ordinance. He
was fined $40 and costs, Sl4.0l in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cary returned to
their home at Missonla. Montana Sun
day night after few days visit at the
home of Mr.. Cary's mother here. Mr.
Cary has been travelling for firm at
Missoula for five years and this was his
first visit here during that time.
Chas f. Davis the Milwaukee real
! estate man who owns the Halfway
House, and property adjoining it te-
tween this city and Two Rivers was IN
the city Monday and announced that
he intends to make his property sum-
mer resort during the coming season.
s Mr.. Davis praised the new concrete
road between this city and Two Rivers
very highly.
John Staudt proprietor of tine Staudt
Bowling Alley erected large Christ
mas tree in front Of his alley on Jay
street and had the same electrically
lighted for the entertainment OF child
rem during the holidays. The tree is
the nearest Manituwoc has gotten to a
community Christmat tree and 1t has
attracted good deal of attention dur
ing the past few days.
August Kono residing on Clark
street tn this city and employed as a
carpenter foreman of this division OF
the G. & N. w. Railway Co. lost the
Index finger of one hand in an accident