The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-03

Rev. Father Taugher celebrated mass
aid preached very eloquent and I'M
rressive sermon at St. Isidor's Oh Sunday
LIST.
Flowing is being rapidly pushed for
ward, the resent rains having caused the
sci 70 become soft and mellow TOR those
40 wish to ''plow deep, while the slug
g.rds sleep"
Many of our residents visited the coun-
t. fair and all express themselves well
Pleased with the exhibition. Some Of
them exhibited live stock. etc, but the
Dames OF those who took premiums we
have not yet learned.
Surprise parties are again becoming
fashionable. 'Tis a surprise to many
now these surprises can be indulged
ii almost nightly by very delicately fran
e. young men and women.
anthony Kelly, the boss wheat grower
Of this locality, threshed but 750 bushels
o. that cereal the present season. He
Ct inns, however, that fully 800 bushels
W, re ';blown over" by the mismanage-
mgnt of the threshing machine. Quite
screre loss in these hard times.
Nike Gallaher is again sable to be
ro.lnd" shaking hands with his numer-
oGs friends. A few weeks ago he fell
from the roof of barn and injured one
Of his legs severely. He will soon, how
ey.r, regain his wonted strength and
elasticity.
iIneas Smell has laid the foundation of
W at promises TO be very handsome
residence. Eneas has worked hard thus
faf through life and now intends to take
sold comfort in his old age.
.:im Stewart whom everybody loves
AMI admires, is shortly to taste the sweets
Of vedded life. The lady to whom he is
afl.nced is young, pretty, amiable and
aft ,ctionate-one of Gods noblewomen,
vi is in every respect worthy of the
fascinating jim. May nothing interrupt
or prevent the contamination of this
much watched coming event"
Peter Groh killed genuine wolf upon
his premises last week and received the
state bounty therefor in Sheboygan.
He was probably some ''stray" as he
was unattended by any of his friends or
relatives.
The ball given by the temperance So
ciety passed off very pleasantly. About
sixty couples were present all of whom
tripped the light fantastic to the superb
music furnished by the justly celebrated
Family Band Of Howard's Grove.
A young man of this locality being
intimately acquainted several miles north
west of here, was recently invited to a
wedding in that neighborhood. He
went. All things were progressing as
all things should at such places, when
10, an unlocked for event TRANSFERRED
which suddenly threw the guests and all
other ''fxins" topsy turyy. The bride
of few brief hours became a mother.
The wedding could indeed be changed
into a christening, but the young man to
whom we refer, 'slit out" without even
learning the size or gender of the baby.
He thinks this rare occurrence at wed.
dings and hopes it amt to become fash
ionable, as such events somewhat upset
the groundwork Of hymenal entertain
ments.
During the severe storm of Thursday
the lightning struck the mast of vessel
belonging to Peter Werner, which was
lying in the bay at Centerville. The
spinter's flew in all directions but no.
body was hurt. A dwelling in the town
of Centerville was also struck during the
same storm and shattered considerably.