The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-10-27

: Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schultz, who haC
been visiting at the Fred Setback home
South Tenth street, have returned tt
Black Creek.
DR.. Eugene Knox and family o.
Green Bay spent Sunday with the
J Doctors mother, Mrs. Catherine Knox
North 9th street.
Mrs. George Waite, who had been
here for several weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. Ernst Newman, left for
Milwaukee Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Schuette are al
Duluth where Mr.. Schuette is trans
acting business for the Manitowoc Con-
struction company.
Mrs. Joseph Koskamp who had been
guest at the John Egan home on
Clark street for week has returned
to Sheboygan Falls,
Mrs. j. j Stangel was operated
upon for appendicitis at the hospital
Tuesday. She is getting along as we'll
as could be expected
Anton j. Spevacek and family re-
turned to Milwaukee Friday after a
visit with relatives aud friends in
Mishicot and this city.
Miss Mary Vetter has returned to
her home in Marathon City after Wis.
iting for a week with Mrs. Trastek
South Thirteenth street.
Jack Norris, Jos. Council, Sterling
Rand, Robert Dunke, Walter Bell and
Mark Muth are at Stiles, Wisconsin,
on weeks hunting trip.
DR., w. G. Kemper and son Robert
have returned from visit at Chicago
where the doctor attended a meeting
of the 500 Line physicians
Mrs. Raymond Kaufman and son
Junior, returned to Kenosha after
spending a week with Mrs J. f. Mey.
er, South Twenty-sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuette, sons
Paul Jr., and Chilly" and daughters
Jane and Kathryn attended the foot
ball game at Green Bay Sunday.
MIR. and Ms. Anton MOlle, who had
been visiting at the Bjorn Sonsthagen
home, North Thirteenth street, have
returned to their home at Amigo.
The Misses Jessica Rohde and Eliz-
abeth Holloran, members of the office
force at the court house, have return
ed rom a weeks visit with friends at
Chicago.
Mrs. r. Koebke and daughter Mar
ion, who had been visiting at the
Arthur Koebke home, North Sixth
street, returned to their home in Chi.
cago Friday.
Miss Dorothy Gruhle was home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gruhle, St. Claire street, Saturday
and Sunday. She is student at Law
renee university,
Charles w. Nelson arrived last
Thursday from New York City. He
will leave on hunting trip up north
shortly with his brother William Mel.
son of this city.
Mrs. Edward Borcherdt and daugh-
ter Miss Olga Borcherdt have return.
ed to Davenport, Iowa after attending
the funeral of Mrs Borcherdt's broth
er Reinhardt Rahr.
The Misses Marie Urbanek, Alice
Under, Dorothy Hoffman, Alice Houg-
en-, Grace Thompson and Gertrude
Niquette were the guests OF Miss Ruth
Reinert at Cleveland Saturday.
Mrs. Adolph Schneider, Mrs. Max
Rusboldt and Mrs. William Dusold are
at Milwaukee TO attend The funeral of
the former daughter Mrs John
Schwsbelender, nee Miss Pauline
Schapart.
Mrs. Oscar Bilharz has returned to
her home in Baxter Springs, Kansas
after attending the funeral OF her
brother Reinhardt Rahr. Her daught-
er returned to Milwaukee Downer,
where she is student.
c. A. Gielow and Richard Hitler of
Manitowoc Rapids are the FIRST men 10
many years to claim fox bounty here
The men shot the fox while hunting
last Saturday and brought in the scalp
to the County Clerk to have a hole
punched in the right ear.
M. II. Dempsey, Frank Eggers and
w. b. Seibel, all Of this city have been
summoned to serve on the petit jury
in the United States district court at
Milwaukee. There are a number of
important cases for trial including the
kenosha whiSkey ring prosecutions.
Two former local high school athlet.
es won points for the freshman class at
The University Of Wisconsin In the int.
er-class track and field meet this
week Wenzel Fabera took first in the
hammer throw and Milton Stapgel
third in the shot put.