The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-16
MEME.

Ian. tracey Is expected BACK IRON Ire
land about the middle of March.
The affable DR.. Hayes, of st. Nazians,
is kept petty busy these days.
Something ought to be done to make
the ''honest granger" while driving q
team on the highway turn little to the
| right.
Jim Ryan has two-year- colt, SIRED
by T. o. Halron's "Marvel," for which
he can take $500.
| Hon. 2. Philips comes home occa-
sionally to visit his numerous constitu-
ents.''
Tom Lynch, Sen., one of the s'million-
aires" of this locality came near passing
IN his checks last week. The skill of DIR.
Hayes, however. finally succeeded in
again placing him OF his pins.
Jesse Joberts is canvassing energetical-
ly for the lucrative Office of chairman.
Ii successful, we greatly fear that he will
prove to be the right man in the wrong
place.
J. E. Sims, formerly teacher in this
vicinity, and now shooting the young
| idea in the Rapids, made some of his
friends here visit on Saturday.
Jim Gillis don't care cuss what turns
up now. He is the father of another
rafting boy baby, and hence content
ment has seized him for his own. Both
Jim and the baby are doing tip top.
DR.. P. E. Maggie was in this neighbor-
hood lately attending to professional du-
ties. He vaccinated large number
| while here and made them sire proof
against the ravages Of the approaching
demon of smallpox.
Some teachers here make new de-
parture in the matter of school hours.
The latest style is to open at 10 A. NJ,
quit at 1 P. NJ, again open at 5 and adj
iourn for the day at about 6 in the even
ing. Truly this is an age of progress.
A post Office is now almost certainty
on School Hill. 1t is to be called "Abel'
and its affairs, no doubt, viii be conduct
ed in very able manner by the post
master, Mr.. Henry Abel.
We understand that Anthony Clark Jr..
is to erect cheese factory at Stephen
sons. Mr.. G. is a thorough adept at the
business and we guarantee that he will
handle the cheese in his new factory
without gloves.
Several of this vicinity are going all
the way to central Iowa for the purpose
of attending wedding on the. 21st. The
''hetter or worse" parties are Miss Mary
Sexton, sister of Mrs. John Carey, and
Mr.. Matthew Gallogly, a former resident
OF this township and a son of Michael
Gallogly Esq, formerly well known
throughout this county. We understand
that the wedding and toilets are to be
gotten up regardless of expense.
The spelling school and literary enter
tainment given by @. f. Whelan on Sat
urday evening passed off both pleasantly
and probably. Mr.. Whelan does first
| class work in school room and the man
ner in which he is beloved and esteemed
by his pupils shows his great popularity.
At the spelling bout" of Saturday night,
Miss Morris, daughter of Anthony
Morris, Esq, won the prize.
If the mail contractor for this route
(fom Windiate, we believe) could be in
duoed to leave Manitowoc at u NJ in
stead OF at Ii "A. II. all wonld be well.
Mail matter for this route comes from the
south on the eleven o'clock train. but be-
fore it is distributed our ''stage' has de-
parted aud hence mail matter which then
arrives must remain in the Manitowoc
post-oftice three Or four days before it
gets another chance to move on.
The funeral of Mrs. Denis Shaliue was
one of the largest ever seen in this vicini-
ty-a place justly celebrated for its very
large funerals. The deceased resided
here from infancy and was highly esteem
ed by every one who knew her. Kind,
courteous, and agreeable, she was idoliz-
ed by her family and respected and be-
loved by all. But in the prime of her
life and zenith of her usefulness she was
struck down by the great conqueror,
death. Her afflicted husband and her
three little children whom she leaves be.
| hind have the heartfelt sympathy of ALL