The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-08-26

After a two weeks visit here with
Mrs. Hugo Behn, Miss Ruth Anderson
has returned to her home at Shawano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pellet and
daughter, Myra and Mr.. Welsh of At
lantic, Iowa, are guests at the Walter
Pellet home
Miss Mildred Markham, who taught
school in Kansas last year, and visited
at Yellowstone park, returned to her
home here yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene Roemer and children of
Kenosha are visiting here at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Detjen, the
latter being a sister.
Mrs. Herman Dietrich and daughter
Eleanor of Tampa, Fla, are here for a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Charles
Beers who is a sister OF Mrs. Dietrichs
Wallace Benson of Seattle, WASH,
is here for the homecoming, visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Parmin Camp,
Mr.. Benson was at one time chief OF
police of this city and left here twenty
two years ago.
Mrs. Erwin r. Peters and daughter
OF Chicago and Miss Viola Hobson Of
Detroit are visiting at the home of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hobson
Henry f. Rauch of Monroe, Mich, IS
also a guest at the HobsOn home.
Elmer Grobe, who was caught in the
act of taking lot of very valuable
liquid stmulant from the residence of
Joseph W. Quarles, Milwaukee law
yer, is a well known former Manito-
woe man. Mr.. QuarleS will not press
the charges against him.
The brick building which was land
mark at the west end of Jay street,
occupied for many years as the Rietz
shoe store, has been successfully
moved to a new location on the South
side of Washington west of Tenth
street. George Kennedy of Green Bay
did the moving.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage at Oakland,
Cal. of Miss Olga Dabbert to Harry
Comiska of that city, Aug. IA. The
bride, who is the daughter of Ma. and
Mrs. Charles Dabbert, zoos Washing
ton street, has made her home in the
west for two years.
Tim Kelley Jr is here from Beloit,
for the home coming. He says DIR.
Council of that city is rated the best
surgeon in southern Wisconsin and
that he has very large practice. 1t
does one good to hear of Manitowoc
county boy having made his mark in
his chosen profession.
William Krumm and Edwin Clark
left last Thursday for Erie, Pa. Mr..
Clark had returned only few days
before from New York to which city
he had made trip in the tug Pointer,
built here by the Burger Boat com
many. He will be employed in the of
fees of the shipyard company at Erie
for some months.
The triangular building at the
Intersection of Franklin and South
Water streets once part OF the
Manitowoc Pea Packing Co. and later
a garage has been sold to Alfred
Muchin who conucts a junk and second
hand business.
The ice plant of Spindler Co. is in oper
alton and deliveries are being made.
The plant has daily capacity OF twenty
tons and six weeks supply will be kept
in storage. They have not discontinued
the natural ice business.
Mrs. Timothy j. Kelley returned
Monday evening from trip east. She
visited Haverssraw, New York, her
childhood home, after an absence of
fifty seven years. She found her birth
place and met several school mates of
civil war times. Capt Kelly who took a
new Manitowoc built boat to New
York met her in the east.