The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-17
TWO RIVERS ITEMS.

items from Two Rivers, in the hope that
some irresponsible party will be there
by aided in filling out the columns of
your valuable paper, during the temper
airy absence of the editor-in chief.
Nelson Truden has been appointed as
sistant keeper of lighthouse on Fox
Island, and left for the scene OF his
duties short time ago.
Henry Bonn came home from Milwau-
kee on Saturday evening, and will spend
few days visiting at the old headquart-
ers.
Mrs. Sullivan and her sister Miss
Pentony, former resident of this place,
but now Of Chicago, have been visiting
for few days with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas of Oshkosh
parents of Principal Thomas, after spend
ing short time visiting with the family
of their son at this place, left for their
home on last Monday morning.
Mrs. DIR. Crocker at one time resi-
dent of Two Rivers, is at present visiting
her relatives and friends at this place.
Tom Osburn of Ahnapee is at present
adding new coat of paint to the Lake
House. He has also done some very
neat sign and ornamental painting around
town.
The pai-factory at this place has been
shut down for repairs for some days
past. A number of the hands, who
would otherwise be out of employment,
have in the meantime, hired out as har-
vesters.
Our local physicians report that con-
siderable sickness prevails in and about
town at present.
The telegraph line between here and
Kewaunee is this week undergoing some
much needed repairs. Charley Boldus
who has had considerable experience in
this line of business, has the job on
hand.
Otto KahIenberg is haying an addition
built to his hardware store in this city,
which would indicate that his business
is on the increase.
The government dredge men expect to
receive orders to change headquarters
some time during this week. They will
probably go to Ahnapee.
Last Tuesday being the feast of the
| Assumption, was quite generally observed
by the Catholic portion of our citizens.
Upward of fifty children made their first
communion in st. Luke's Church on
| that day.
The members of the fire company
were out for drill and practice last
Saturday evening. The new steam en-.
CINE works well, and gives good salts
| faction.
An addition ITO feet KIT is at present
being built to the paintshop of the Two
Rivers Manufacturing Co. The old
building has not for some time past
been sufficiently commodious.
The tug Goldsmith, after being laid
up in Milwaukee a short time for repairs,
started on her periodical trip north on
| Saturday evening.
1t will require eight teachers, one
more than formerly, to run our city
schools this year. Five of these are OF
last years corps, and the rest have been
newly engaged.
Harvesting other than that of rye and
barley, will not begin in the immediate
vicinity before next week. The pros
poets are good for bountiful crop.
MARRIED.-In this city on Tuesday
August Is, by II. Wieman J. p. DIR. Chas.
81. Oswald, end Miss Emma Bohn.
The parties to this engagement are
we'll known in this city, both having
lived here from childhood. Your CORE
spondent joins in with the many friends
of the young couple, in wishing them an
unlimited amount of prosperity in their
married career.
Capt. Pilon recently sold his farm Of
| 100 acres, located little north of Clay
Banks, to P Gorhamly of Sturgeon Bay
for $3.50. The Captain at one time
contemplated locating in the wilds of
Door Co., but circumstances of late,
induced him to change his mind.
Work upon the Grace Patterson still
goes on slowly, and it is now claimed
that few days of good weather is all
that is necessary in order to get her off.
On last Saturday evening she had been
raised in all % inches. A crew of divers
are now at work around the sunken craft.
The Alerts of this city went to Depere
on Sunday last to play the Stars of thai
place a return game of ball, and were
beaten by few tallies, the score stand
ing IL to IA in favor of Depere. The
boys of this place are all young players,
while their opponents are all old hands
at the business, and this fact may, to 9
certain extent, account for the defeat
of the Alerts. They claim though, that
had the umpire, who was Depere man,
given them fair shake. they could have
beaten the Stars just as readily as they
did two weeks ago. If this is not the
case, it is evident to those who witnessed
the first game, that the Depere boys
have learned big pile about ball playing
in comparatively short time. Another
game, in order to settle the question as
to which of the mines is to be considered
the champions, will be played here in &
| week or two.
/ RAT POISON
which kills every time, sold at Robinson
& Hinrichs.
WANTED.-A Norwegian clerk, witt
good recommendations, who can speal