The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-09
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| DR.. McComb of Briihon, by invitation
OF the board, vaccinated the pupils in tbs
Horn district on the 9th. This is a move
in the right direction and the pupils of
every district in the county should I'M
dergo similar operation. can ounce
of preventive is better than pound of
cure, and no one should by an act of
carelessness endanger the lives of those
around him.
| Miss Skunk of Morrisontown, whose
case was reported in our last, died fsv
| days since. Considerable trouble vas
experienced in securing the services of
some one to bury her. An Irishman in
this town received an invitation to off IL
ate, bat contrary to the traditions of the
race he showed the 'white feather"
We compliment him for his good sense.
The population of Cooperstown was
increased by one last week CONTRARY to
the law in such case made and provided"
One of the parties is well known here
and developments are anxiously awaitel I.
Thos. Kings and Joseph DonnegRn
left here Monday for the French Greek
fair. They report having met there An
ton Walterbach of Meme, who, like
| themselves, had one eye on the weather
and the other on specimens of the bovine
race. The COWS being all of the "dune;-
hill'' breed, no purchases were made BY
our boys.
The Pilot is gradually gaining in circu-
lation here and each issue is thankfully
received when the train men weary IT
carrying it to Wausau and back. God
bless the postal authorities of this county.
Henry Meyer of Plymouth, Sheboygan
county, who made the cheese in the Horn
factory last summer, has rented the Fal6
factory for the ensuing year. Mr.. Meyer
is a true gentleman and number one
cheese maker and we feel sure will give
entire satisfaction.
Thos. Hallron and Jerry Murphy Gr-
rived from Marinette, Saturday, where
they sold three as heavy horses as ever
left the county. They must have struck
it big, Judging from the smiles they wore
next day.
A large meeting was held at the store
of J. A. Horn last Saturday TO make ar
engagements for the manufacture of cheese
the coming summer. Owing to slight
difference of opinion no definite results
were reached. This factory was well
supported and did first class work the
past season, and we trust pique will not
be allowed to impair its usefulness in the
future.
Henry Walsh, of Two Rivers, was
desirable accession to the teachers meet
ing held at Cato on the 4th. Mr. Walsh
is one of the leading teachers of the
county and the possession of a state GER
tifcate makes no perceptible change in
him. Come again, Henry.
John Reddin played host for number
of teachers in attendance at the Cato
meeting. We spent pleasant hour in
the company of Mr.. r. and lady, and
two more social or hospitable persons we
never met.
Ellen Nancy of Menasha, is home, be-
ing summoned because of the severe
illness of her father.
The debate at Cato was presided over
| by Hon. Thos. Gleason, and was attend
ed by as addressed and good looking
. an audience as any country place in the
county can furnish. The decision was
in favor of the negative.
Several marriages are soon to be sol
emnized at the Pine Grove church. We
are informed your indignant correspon-
dent of last week, from this town, is to
| be one of the number. We tender our
| congratulations.