The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-09-12
LOCAL WAR NOTES.

n Lieutenants Ottoman Schroeder,
rt Markham and Edward Nelson,
"A 10 were here on furlough visit, left
"A st week for Camp Perry, Ohio, to
lich place they have been trans
red from Camp Lee, Virginia.
4 Finland Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
n j. Clark, has enlisted in the dental
rps and will leave in week or two
take the course in dentistry.
n Twelve district No. l men and TWEEN
three from district No. 2, total of
rty-five, entrained Saturday
A )rning for Camp Grant, Rockford,
:. as the contingent under call for
n utilization on Sept. 5. Russell O..
n huette, son of Postmaster H. C..
\ huette, who recently returned from
n ashington, where he has been en-
Il Dyed in the government offices, is
of the men certified in district No.
The men certified from the two dis
cts are as follows:
d District No. James Dorey, j. Il.
rgwardt, X. 2; Otto SCHNEIDER, r. /;
gar Born, r. q George Kadow, r.
n Walter Notz, r, 3 Lafayette Adams,
Il ssell Schuette, Arthur Derwin, Val
4 tine Kaser, r. 1; Clarence CERT
al Ingnnh MDrGhul
also named.
n District No. Eugene p. Bartelme,
r route, Denmark; Arno A. Keppler,
u el; Walter F.. Schmidt, Two Rivers;
II uis H. Rabenhorst, Maribel; Hubert
ese, r. 3, Reedsville Edmund p.
a hrig, st. Nazianz; Anton Augustin
H litelaw; Walter j. Seefeldt, Reeds
8 lie; Leander J. Neiner, Two Rivers;
"A orge Schepper, Two Rivers; Edward
NJ Colanchick, Two Rivers; Raymond
"A Hennes, Two Rivers; John Schelk,
y 3, Kiel; George w. Bernhardt, Two
yers; Joseph E. Meyer, K. l, Cato;
olph p. Wandrash, Two Rivers; Au-
NJ st Kasch, h. Z, Manitowoc; Percy
andt, Two Rivers Peter A. Rauch,
g /, Hayton; Robert n. Belonger, Two
81 yers; Hugo A. Hasten, Two Rivers;
"a olph j. Lafond, TWO Rivers; Ed
rd Nick. Elliott, r. 3, Two Rivers.
N ornate, Peter j. Holschbach, r. 6,
nitowoc.
4 frank Hussey of Franklin left last
ursday for Camp Greenleaf to enter
regular army service in the veter-
ry corps.
A )rville Breuer, a member of the
q rty-seventh Engineering corps, who
NJ bene at Camp Hancock, Georgia,
Y h an engineering corps, laying out
Z encampment ground, is here for a
cen days furlough and is visiting
4 h his mother, who is i'll in the hos
NJ al.
a dajor Walter Abel, former COM
nder of Company III, this city, who
in France, enjoys the distinction Oh
wing met and shaken hands with
n esident Poincaire of France on the
"A aston of a recent visit of the
4 ench president to the allied lines
N lr which Major Abel is stationed.
Manitowoc man mentions his
M citing with the French official in a
= Ter which Mrs. Abel received Mon
!.
his letter Capt. Abel tells OF
A citing two comrades who served
a h his father, Capt. William Abel.
ey are Gen. Lee and Col, Green,
h former National Guard officers,
0, when Major Abel met them were
route to embark for home, having
discharged from service because
age.
lajor A. l.. Nash, a Manitowoc man
ached to the Eighty-iifth division,
tied States army, and who recently
ssed the seas after having been at
mp Custer for several months, is
u with the artillery command in
lnce at a training camp which, in
ers received here, Major Nash says
been devoted to that use for the
100 years or more.
M .etters have been received from
N ut. Francis Nash, who has reached
iy to rejoin the ambulance corps
vice to which he was attached be-
his recent visit here on fur
gh.
\ he name of Corporal George Bouril,
merly with Company H, was re-
q ted in Tuesdays casualty list
ong the severely wounded Corporal
iril was wounded more than a
4 nth ago and several letters have
N received by his mother and
9nds assuring them of his rapid re-
cry. He is a son of Mrs. F. Bouril.
0FflcFRS ELECTED.