The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-01-24
TWO RIVERS NOTES.


New London for the past three years
came back on Saturday to visit his
friends for a few weeks.
Drs. Currens & Barnes have fitted up
the building north of Hartung's shoe
store for an Office. Their present quar-
tiers are quite cozy and comfortable.
Mrs. G. Lafond of Ahnapee former
resident of this place is visiting friends
in the city.
Principal Burch is happy because of
recent addition to his household.
Bernard Miles a Chicago young man
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mike Bartlemy and wife of Ahnapee
both of whom have host of friends in
this city where they formerly resided
came down on Saturday and spent
couple of days visiting their friends.
John Benthheimer who represents the
Champion Reaper Co. was in town a
short time on Saturday evening on his
way from Ahnapee to Manitowoc.
1t is reported that Mrs. Bohn of Nil
waukee former landlady of the Lake
House has purchased the building for
merly occupied as tailor shop by F.
Bohte and that she will again enter into
the hotel business at this place.
Joe Harrington has gone to Sturgeon
Bay to superintend the overhauling and
repairing of the tug on which he was
captain last summer. He will resume
the same position in the spring.
Henry Wieman who clerks liz Green
Bay book. store spent Sunday in town
visiting his parents.
William Meyer the cigar manufacturer
made a business trip south on Monday
asst
p nj. White of Ahnapee passed
through here last Friday on his way to
Manitowoc.
2 Mrs. Wilson who with her two child
rem went to Dakota to take up claim
last spring returned home last week after
having established her right to the own
ership Of good farm in the far west.
Balthus Bartlemy of New Denmark
Brown Co. and Mos Elizabeth Wachtel
of the the town of Two Rivers were mar
ried at the catholic church in this city by
the Rev. Father Welbes on Monday last
Miss Mary Meyer daughter of Henry
Meyer living in the vicenity of Neshoto
died on Friday last.
Mr.. NJ. Maloy sold his house and lot
last week to Charles Zell There is some
talk to the effect that Mr.. Maloy contem-
plates removing from here in the spriSg.
but it is to be hoped that such is not the
case. The city, can but lily afford to
loose men of his stamp.
Some wicked enemy of Hollie Hamil-
ton some time ago started report that he
he had gone off and got married. There
is now good reason to believe that the re
port was unfounded and that HolIie is
still sensible enough to not entail upon
himself the cares of welded life.
r. E. Mueller is getting in a good sup
ply of ice this winter. He has already
filled his own ice-house and now has a
gang of men at work filling up the old
Lindstedt mill.
Fred Eggers of Royalton this state
once popular and successful merchant
of Two Rivers is negotiating with parties
here with view to again purchasing
property and entering into business in
this city. Should Mr.. Eggers decide to
again make this place his home he will
be heartily welcomed back by his num-
erous old friends.
The poor sleighing which has pre-
vailed for the past week has had bad
effect on business generally. Tue north
ern stage still goes out on runners bat
the road is said to be in poor condition
most of the way.
In the good old days when Two Rivers
was ''first in the world" those who ought
to know say that occasionally there used
to be some pretty hilarious times among
the boys, and that they did not even refrain
from occasionally using up their surplus
muscle on'one another especially when
times were dull and more legitimate fun
scarce. Of late years however the com
munity has assumed a tone more nearly
in accordance with strict morality and in
consequence the old time diversion has
nearly gone out of date.
Occasionally though couple of the old
land marks of the place get together to
talk up matters in general and the de-
geperacy of the times in particular over
a glass of Dick Mueller's foaming bever-
age and the chances are ten to one that
before they get through they'll make
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