The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-01-25
AVUARY z5th, 1888.

legal business.
W. c. KIMBALL reports for the circuit
court this session.
QUITE number of people are snow
bound in the city,.
A NEW correspondent gives Centerville
news in this issue.
IT is the fashion now to have nose or
ears nipped by the frost.
CHURCHES were not inconyeniently
crowded on Sunday last.
T. G. SHOVE and wife lately returned
from visit to Minnesota.
4 BRAKEMAN froze his feet last Mon
day, while shoveling snow.
Our regular Madison letter arrived
too late for last week issue.
SCHOOL exhibitions are becoming quite
common throughout the county.
THE blockade has interfered with the
transmission of our Madison letter.
The Lake Shore Times is rubbing Carl
Haw down with carding machine.
CHARLES FIGHTER and wife returned
from their marriage tour yesterday.
BUSINESS has been at an almost COM
plete stand still thus far this week.
FOUND A large stock of albums at re.
dueed prices at Melendy & Packard's.
IT is said that the present session of
the legislature will last until March Is.
GREAT Bargains offered in the few hol-
iday goods that are left, at Oscar Alters.
THE Chamber of Commrce presented
Herman Stauss gold watch and chain.
The severity of the winter has inter.
fered great deal with school attendance.
RoBT. MoGAvIN reports the greatest
degree of cold at his place, $50 below
zero.
The attendance at the Rankin Guard
dance on Friday evening last was rather
light.
THE propellers running this winter
are experiencing considerable difficulty
with ice.
THE Kiel stage failed to make its
round trip on Friday and Saturday of
last week.
THE furnaces in the city schools do
not give sufficient warmth during the
cold snap.
A CHILD of Knud Teigen of this city
died on Sunday last after an illness of
two days.
PUMPS and wells have frozen up. Pro-
hibition would be mighty unpleasant
thing now.
Trans did not arrive on time Monday.
The roads were blocked for the first time
this winter.
THERE is one satisfaction in the cold
weather,-the pugnacious English spar
row suffers.
Ii is expected that large number of
teachers will be present at the meeting
on Saturday next.
W. H. SEAMAN of Sheboygan is in
attendance at the circuit court for this
county this week.
QUITE number of Cato farmers have
hired their teams out for the winter to
Wausau lumbermen.
KEwAUNEE has been luxurating in a
case of smallpox. Anything to keep a
man busy this weather.
MEMORIAL services for Judge George
Reed will be held at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday next.
THE Candle Light Club holds its next
meeting on Monday evening, January
30, at the Windiate House.
A MAN named Foster was killed in
Milwaukee on Saturday by an icicle's
dropping from roof on his bead.
Tom HALLoRAN was snow bound at
home and came to the city in balloon.
He wants to be near Tom and Jerry.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. At Melendy & Packard's.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
lecture in connection with the meeting of
the Teachers Association, on Saturday
next.
THE bounty for killing wild animals
should be discontinued. 1t pays better
in the end to raise cattle than wolves and
foxes.
Mas. JOHN M. READ of Kewaunee has
purchased hotel in Kewaunee and will
run it with the assistance of her brother
in-law.
WooD can hardly be sold in Milwaukee
for Sc per cord, although at this time
last year, it was eagerly sought at SO
per cord.
bulA lOultS anu Tue
weather make it difficult matter to
secure a good attendance at teachers
meetings.
The trouble of the railroads has Just
begun and from present prospects they
will have a full measure of it through
the winter.
JUDGE REEDS remains have not been
identified among the crushed and burn
ing bodies exhumed from the ruins of
the Newhall. !.
JoRDANs, the inimitable, is chock full
OF public spirit. He kept the north side
principal thorougfares open during the
late storms.
ANY person who found a whip on