The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-30
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A young man aged seventeen, named
Hetig, died. and his remains were inter-
ed in the cemetery here, on the 18th.
a number of people from here attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. CONAN, of Fran
els Creek, on last Sunday. Deceased
was one of the Oldest persons in the
county, being nearly one hundred years
of age.
Mrs. Mulqueeney is at present spend
ing few weeks in Chicago, visiting rela-
tiyes.
Mr. Murphy, graduate of the White
water Normal School, has been engaged
to teach in the Noonan Dist.
An article on the drift will be necessa-
~ in order to allay the cupidity of the
copper finders.
We are informed that Michael kellner
has purchased the farm formerly owned
by John Arnold. There is large stone
structure on this place which was for
merry used for store and is well situat
ed for stand in the mercantile line.
Dist. No. 4 contains such erudite den
liens, and the rising generation is of such
precocious nature that three months
school has been found to be fully ade-
quate to fructify the intellects of that
district. 1t will, therefore, demise its
portion of the state money to some dis
trict financially embarrassed, providing
the state is willing.
Mr.. Zuamanachek and Miss Anna
Sladky were married by Justice Zelinka
last Monday. The bridegroom is one of
our most industrious farmers, and his
fair bride, one of Minnesota's loveliest
daughters. Their numerous friends see
before them path of happiness and
prosperity which they are well worthy to
enjoy.
The harvest dance at Kellner's was
we'll patranized regardless of the scanty
grain crop; and we surmise that all who
attended found every thing necessary to
contribute to their happiness. The gray
ity which generally prevails at the place
was disturbed by few riotous ones from
abroad. We are informed that one per-
son was stabbed with knife in the af-
fray which took place. He is a dastardly
coward who will use cold steel in brawl
of any kind.
Two Franklin men had their equilib-
rum disturbed by an unusual supply of
usquebaugl and then their malevolence
was aroused. After little alteration
they resorted to physical combat and,
being unable to determine who was the
best man, they resorted to litigation; but
before the decision of the tribunal was
pronounced they shook hands across the
chasm, ''set EN- up" for the ''boys' and
concluded to live IN peace and enjoy each
others company again in the future.
Candidates for county offices maintain
their usual urbanity when they come out
to meet their old friends, and expostu-
late with more than usual energy in their
efforts to make new ones. 1t is insinuat-
ed that Cooperstown man is sought for
as candidate for this assembly district,
Should the other towns feel indisposed
to support their home aspirants they will
find men here deserving of their suffrages.
James Ready raised large frame
building Tuesday. Mr.. Ready knows
what harmonizes with the wishes of those
who labor for him and SO gave dance in
the evening. The participants enjoyed
themselves Immensely until Morpheus
began to enwrap them in his arms, when
they departed for their respective homes.
A meeting will be held to- morrow in
Hammerick's Hall at p. m, for the
purpose of organizing a Hancock and
English club. A large attendance is ex-
pected and the illumination of democratic
doctrines will undoubtedly be one of the
characteristics of the proceedings. We
are glad to see that the steps are being
taken toward organization; for the bust
ness transacted in such meetings will be
more compatible with the duties of an
intelligent citizen than lying dormant
when the interests of our country demand
our services.
With this letter the labors of your cor
respondent will cease for time in this
burg, and your readers will be relieved
from the perusal of the prosaic epistles
we are accustomed TO pen to be greeted,
it IS hoped, by the vivacious style of
some scribe less addicted to mannerism
than yours truly.