The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-02-22


church during the mission are quite able.
E. K. RAND, NJ. Fellows and G. r.
Burnet were in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
THE carnival procession at the Satur-
day evening masquerade occurs at $50
sharp.
A MERRY party of North Siders indul-
ged in a "straw ride" on Tuesday
evening.
TO-DAY is legal holiday. Washing
toms birthday. The schools are not in
session.
THE steam barge Hilton unloaded a
quantity of wood at one of our docks on
Monday.
L. j. NASH and son were registered
at the Plankinton House, Milwaukee, on
Monday.
"PRoF." DONALDSON of Milwaukee is
bringing sparring into quite state of
popularity.
THERE was q rush of farmers to the
city ca Iondey although the roads were
very heavy"
VENNoR has joined with Virgins in
predicting a terrible storm on the 9th or
10th of March.
6. A. AUBoL at one time resident of
Cato, but now of Minnesota. is visiting
friends in this city.
The young people anticipate a great
success for their masquerade at Woods
Hall next Saturday.
The Manitowoc City teachers will
probably visit their Sheboygan neigh
bors on the 10th prox.
IT is said that the work of the legisla-
ture cannot be concluded in less than
from four to six weeks.
EUGENE SHERMAN was in Milwaukee
last week as the representative of Hope
Lodge, knights of Honor.
HENRY BUHsE is again at his post in
the county clerks Office, but looks
decidedly like an invalid still.
JULIE LINsTEDT advertises the Claussen
Homestead near Mishicott for sale by
auction. See notice elsewhere.
THE wife of Mr.. Richter of Oshkosh,
died on Wednesday of last week. The
lady was well known in Manitowoc.
The Kewaunee Enterprise says Han.
son & ScJve are to build a small steam
yacht for gentleman of that town.
The usually sedate face of Albert Ian.
dreth was wreathed in smiles yesterday
morning. Cause, girl baby at home.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. AT Melendy & Packard's.
THE Milwaukee Sentinel says John
Carey is the recognized leader of the
movement to have saloon licenses reduc
ed.
RAND 6 BURGER have large quantities
of timber in Gibson and Franklin, Re
waunee county, but cannot get it to THEN
yard.
THE appearance of large focks OF
ducks on the lake is said to be sure
sign OF warmer weather, and an early
spring.
THERE are few men in the city whose
business has done more than pay ex.
penses during the two months of the
new year.
A YOUNG MAN in Milwaukee recently
skated five miles in 10 minutes on a
wager. This is said to be the best time
on record.
CHARLEY BEERS weather cock schoon-
er froze during the cold spell of last
week and ever since it has ''pinted" in
our direction.
THE Militia Company's masquerade
takes place at Turner Hall this evening.
The company will parade the streets
this afternoon.
A FEW DAYS of the weather prevalent
this week makes one forget the long
siege of storm and snow passed through
since January 1.
ANY ONE in need of cast iron soil pipe
and fittings for drainage purposes, are
reminded that Becker & Teitgen carry s
large stock of it.
A BILL has been introduced in the
assembly which if it becomes a law viii
cut OF all appropriations for the support
OF the state militia.
THE Fox River Iron Company at Yves
Depere failed last week. The assignee
is now operating the furnace for the ben
eft of the creditors.
JULIE LINsTEDT, the heavy weigh
champion chairman of the state was IL
the city on Saturday and lifted the PHO
Office latch-string.
NOTICE the advertisement in another
column announcing per cent. divid
end payable to holders of stock of tn,
Dry Dock Company.