The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-08-17
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. AUG. II, 1893,

HENRY HERzoG has discontinued his
saloon.
TUESDAY OF this week was Catholic
church holiday.
Picnic parties were quite numerous
from this city on Sunday last.
A number of Manitowoc people spent
Sunday last at Elkhart Lake.
The lake shore for miles is lined with
pulp wood which escaped from the boom.
THE steady rain of yesterday has done
great deal OF good to pastures, potatoes
and corn.
A party of Manitowoc people camp out
regularly every Sunday at English Lake
in Newton.
QUITE number of people from this
city went on the excursion to kaukauna
last Sunday.
REV. Mr.. CHAPLIN of this city and Rev.
Mr.. Davidson of Two Rivers exchanged
pulpits on Sunday last.
Mr.. GUsE of the firm of Biegel & Guse
had one of his hands badly cut with
saw in the factory on Friday last.
The army Of pea pickers at work fol
Albert Landreth is q sight worth seeing
and never tails to attract attention.
ALDERMEN Mahrke and Abel of She
boygan were in the city on Monday look
ing over the electric light plant here.
FRANK SHIMEK gave bonds to appear
and answer to the charge OF refusal to
support his family and was released.
The Oestrich farm consisting of 100
acres IN Kossuth, was lately sold for
$4,000. The widow sold it to her son.
TINS section of the country has been
doing its prettiest IN the matter of
weather within the past two months.
Tim HAYES. formerly of Two Rivers,
died at St. Paul on Saturday last. His
remains were sent to Two Rivers for in
terment
News is very scarce this week. Even
Bahr's horse hasn't run away, and when
he fails TO do that it is quite evident that
things are dull.
THERE is one thing the hard times has
been unable to deprive us of and that is
magnificent weather. That has been
such as to make living pleasure.
FIVE men were at kelnersville on
,rIt - 4, .. Al ~,
burglars who are operating in the north
err and ives ter part of this county.
SUNDAY was a field day for plckerel in
the Manltowoc river. Over 60 pickerel
were caught Sunday morning between
the coal docks and Main st. bridge.
THE Young Ladies Sodality will Civ,
an Ice cream sociable at st. Bonifac,
Hall on the evening of Wednesday, Au
gust 3D. All are cordially invited.
THE Pilot has a new carrier boy VIII,
is not yet fully acquainted with tn,
routes. II such subscribers who fail t.
receive their paper will have the kind
ness to notify the Office, the neglect vii
be remedied.
Mr.. AND Mrs. EsTABBooK have tn
heartfelt sympathy of he community il
the grevious affection they are sustaining
Their daughter Mary, aged years an
months died July 7, and Margare
their only surviving daughter died Jul
9, aged II years and 7 months.
CRAB fishing has grown to be quite a
industry in this section and it is sal
that expert fishers can make so per da,
The crabs are shipped to milwaukee
where they bring 10c. per dozen. Som
OF the delinquent subscribers OF TIE Pile
should so TO work at crab fishing.
TRAMPs are becoming very ANNOYING
Appleton. They are bold and try Il
fastenings of doors and windows and ha,
even tried to hold people up 1t NAV
well for people of this city to look O,
for tramps as their numbers are sue
that they cannot maintain Intensely,
by ordinary methods.