The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-01-18
Ma1litomoc pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
MVUARY 18Th, 1883.

FASHION Boquet, the latest perfume
at Oscar Alters.
The men who predicted an open winter
can't be found now.
THIS has been a severe month on
insurance companies.
JACK Frost is determined to assert his
presence amongst us.
THE comet can still be seen in the west
after IL o'clock at night.
THE adjourned term of the circuit
court opened on Tuesday.
JUDGE gibson is disposing rapidly of
the cases on the calendar
JOHN HEssEL has been appointed
postmaster of Francis Greek.
PEOPLE now refuse to occupy rooms
in the upper stories of hotels.
G. LARSEN of Cato made us pleasant
call on Tuesday of this week.
P. W. Wieboldt has been appointed
post master of the assembly.
THIRTY SEVEN bodies have been picked
out of the ruins in Milwaukee.
THE Rankin Guards will have a dance
at Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
BUSINESS is rather dull those days, a
reaction from the rush of December.
Found A large stock of albums at re.
duced prices at Melendy & Packard's.
The Daisy Day was in port on Sunday
on her way to Kewaunee and Ahnapee.
CHARLEY FIGHTER and his bride are
taking in the sights of Chicago this week.
J. d. NATE of Franklin was caller
at our sanctum on Tuesday of this week.
GREAT Bargains offered in the few hol-
iday goods that are left, at Oscar Alters.
Mrs. REED, sister of L. J. and Ed
Conway is visiting her brothers in this
city.
THE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Ell. Murphy died on Tuesday of this
week.
W. J. TURNER of Milwaukee is in
attendance at the circuit court at this
place.
THE storm of Friday last seriously
interfered with the teachers meeting
at Kiel.
THE wife of John Dillon, the come
dian, was granted a divorce from him
last week.
A LITTLE stranger made its appearance
at ex sheriff Murphys house on Sunday.
It's girl.
MATTHIAS ANDERSON left on Monday to
take charge of the Wauwatosa Asylum
drug store.
THE German Odd Fellows had very
pleasant dance at Turner Hall last Sun
day night.
A CONSIDERABLE sum of money was re-
Gently stolen from the safe in a south
side Office.
JAMES CLARK, formerly of Meme,
now of Traer, Iowa, is visiting friends at
his old home.
QUITE number of persons from the
city attended the funeral of Chris. Selk
at Mishicott.
TAXES are quite high throughout tie
county this year. In the city they are
simply enormous.
EMIL FIGHTER came down from Chi
cago on Tuesday to be present at his
brothers marriage.
SENATOR CAREY was in the city on Sat
urday. He returned to his legislative
duties on Monday.
SUIT. GRAHAM is about to call con-
vention of superintendent to discuss
educational matters.
LTrTA is giving concerts in the interior
of the state. 1t was recently reported
that she was seriously ill.
The week of prayer is over and Carl
Haw is again on the streets. Carl can't
be squelched by prayer.
CIRCUIT court for this county opened
yesterday, the lawyers having completed
their supreme court work.
DIR. W. 81. SEEGER left for Milwaukee
on Monday to aid in identifying the
remains of Robert HOWE.
J. L. MILLER celebrated his 10th
birth day on Monday last. 10 feels as
young as if he was only %.
DIR. SEEGER identified the body of
Robert HOWE and the body was taken
to Waukesha for interment.
The City of Ludington makes her trips
with as much regularity as though ice
and cold weather were unknown.
The Osman postmaster enjoys the
reputation of being one of the most
methodical officers in the county.
wendell WALTERBAoH is one of the
promptest overseers in the county in
opening roads alter snow storm.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style OF large panel photos in all
latest poses. At Melendy & Packards.
ROBERT HOWE had his life insured
for $4,000, the policy made payable to
the young lady to whom he was engaged.
Miss LILLE ScHALLERN, who has been
in the city during the past few months.
returned to her home in Ripon on Tues
day.
A BROTHER of Messrs. l., J. aud Ed.
Conway, resident of Chicago, has been
spending some time in the city on q
visit.