The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-07
MJiENIE.

The beautiful "April showers which
by the way come this yen in June-are
doing much toward sdvan ling vegetation.
| The grass is now green AID it is predict
ed that by the Fourth of July the trees
will be rugged out" in their best.
Saloon keepers in the town of Herman,
Sheboygan Co., pay but S25 local license,
while those of the adjouruing town of
Meme. this county are charged S75.
This state of affairs is wrong and ought
not to be tolerated.
Joe Singer is one of the most industri-
GUS men in the county. Each morning
he is up with the lark nor does he seek
bis virtuous couch until the shades of
night are falling fast. Joe evidently
believes the great truths contained In the
familiar eouplet:
EARLY to bed and early to rise,
Makes man healthy, wealthy. and wise"
All the manufacturers of cheese
throughout this section sell their goods
at their factories except Walterbach.
He disposes of his on commission and
expects to beat the other fellows all hol-
low.
Several young men and women of this
township now give public readings. The
only difficulty with the audience is to
know in what language they render their
essays.
A large church is being built in
Schwarts valid. Fred Meyer is the con-
tractor and he says that he will build it
Cd rock or four of them, rather, -one
under each corner.
John Carey was seen in this part of
the township on Sunday behind his
spanking gray. John has rafting piece
of horse flesh and he knows it.
Edward Newhouse keeps one of the
best country stores to be found in the
state. He never s'shaves" his customers
but always gives thirtys six inches to the
yard and sixteen ounces to the pound.
hence his great success.
A dude passed through here the other
day. He was dressed in a ravishing
manner and carried himself in a anguish
ing attitude. He was endeavoring to
sell machinery but as no one could I'M
derstand him he effected no sales. It
seems to me that dude is homely cuss.
New buildings are being erected by
the dozen which is sure sign of the
thrift, enterprise and wealth of the in
habitants. The sun never shone on
better or more industrious class of citi-
zens than can be found in this region.
Conrad Cobb, the assessor, is now
making his official rounds. Once in a
while he meets with some slough GUS
toner" who wishes to secrsP more than
half of his taxable property; but to the
credit of the town be it said that such
instances are very rare.
A marriage is to take place in one of
our Catholic churches tomorrow. The
parties to the match are John Wallen-
stein, lineal descendant of the great
Austrian, and Susan Guidinger. A hap
py time is expected.
A woman, Mrs. Bernecke by name,
who resided in the western pert of the
town of Centerville, fell asleep about two
weeks ago and slept for five consecutive
days and nights. All efforts to break
her slumbers were useless. When she
finally did awake it became apparent
that her reason had departed. Likewise
her health and strength as she died in
three days after her long slumber. She
was about fifty years of age and up to
the time of this strange attack was ss.i,-
ways vigorous and healthy.
Michael Dindinger died here on Wed.
nesday last. He was an old and respect
ed citizen and for years has been resi-.
dent OF this township. He was buried
in the Catholic cemetery on School Hill.
Michael Herr will give grand picnic
in few weeks. Like all of Michael's
picnic's it will be jovial entertainment
at which one can thoroughly enjoy him.
self. Candidates for Office at the coming
election next November are expected to
be present. EYE OPENER.
BECKER & TEIrGEN are taking the
lead ia supplying Cheese Factories, their
recommendation being reasonable prices
and good goods.