The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-12
COOPERSTOWN.
Julia Sullivan, Of Meme, spent a few
DAYS with friends here last week.

Julia Sullivan, of Meme, spent a few
days with friends here last week.
Thomas Nancy and other sojourners
/ from southern cities returned to theil
respective homes, well pleased with tie
hospitality of northern farmers.
Juvenile aspirants to the teaching pro,
fession return from the institute, conf,
dent that their time was protitably spent.
Joseph Zelinka's hall is now about
completed, and the inaugural ceremony
viii consist of harvest dance, to be held
as soon as the last sheaf is gathered.
A Chronicle correspondent intimates
that Meeme has three representative
seeking recuperation in Colorado; but
the third party mentioned did not pos.
sess the fortitude to contend with from.
tier life, and is still in this Saratoga OF
the west.
st. Joseph's congregation at Kellners-
vile, is still without pastor. 1t is
| about time to revive our spiritual wor-
ship in this part of the Christian world.
Charles King has just established a
shoe makers shop in Cooperstown. He,
like Franklin, was an apprentice for somo
time, and now enters business, independ-
emily, as 6rst class workman, and solic-
its the patronage of his numerous friends
Dist. No. will hold its meeting, for
the first time, on the last Monday of the
present month. The question of erect
ing new school house will be again
teken up; but we fear will be s'laid on
the table, and postponed until crops be-
come more remunerative.
\ new mail route has just been estab-
lished, running from Rosecrans to De
pere, so that now there is a weekly mail
from Manitowoc to Depere. The new
route is Improbable and unnecessary.
We have but little mail to expect from
the little burgs environed by the ever
green forests of Wis. 1t is with the
opulent cities of the south that we have
communications. Six post offices lie
along the old route to Manitowoc, while
only one lies between here and Depere.
Petitions for the redress of our griev-
ances have been sent up to headquarters,
and yet no redress came except this new
mail route which only served to exasper-
ate rs the more when we only ask for n
semiweekly mail between here and Man
itowoc.
Chinch bugs are now the most popular
theme for discussion among grangers.
Nobody seems to have a good crop of
wheat except him who has sowu clover
with his wheat. And we have observed
the result of this process sufficiently to
positively state that clover sown with
wheat has preserved it from the attacks
of the voracious little insect. Cheer up
then, respondent farmers, try clover
with Your grain, and the result will be
such an exuberant crop as will raise your
detected spirits to their former buoyancy.
Joseph Zuamanachshek was to have
been married last week, but the nonap-
pearance of the clergyman thwarted him
in accomplishing the laudable object.
The ceremony was to have been perform
ed on tho anniversary of certain saint,
as the name of the intended wife coincid-
ed with that of the saint. But adversely
seems to be the lot of some people, and,
the unenviable pair are still apart Meth
er fettered in hand nor bound in heart.
But may their final union be a happy
one, and may future strokes of fortune
overbalance the recent recesses and dis
appointments.