The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-09-14
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.

NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.
Misc August Nocber of Chicago is at
home for few weeks stay.
MIR. F. lander accompanied by his son
Otto, spent portion of last week in Chi
cago.
Miss Amanda Christensen of Mantle
voc spent portion Of last week in the
village.
Miss Anpa lander who has been stay
ing at Manitowoc for some lime has re-
turned to her home IN this village.
Our esteemed contemporary of the
Nord Weston, Mr.. Bruno Mueller is
spending week or two 10 Chicago. Mr..
Louis Heyroth ST., has also gone to Chi
cago for brief stay.
Our merchants report great shortage
in the fruit crop of this year. Although
somewhat early to make positive esti-
mate, still it is we'll known that the fruit
crop of this year is unusually poor in this
vicinity.
DIED-Willle, the little four year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Juergens died
last Friday after short illness. The
funeral took place last Sunday many
sympathizing friends attending to aid the
bereaved parents at the sad scene of the
burial.
A baby boy has taken charge of affairs
at the home of Mr.. Louis Heyroth Jr.
The little rascal has it all his own way
and the delighted parents can do nothing
but carry out the very variable whims of
| this new member Of their home. MANY
| congratulations.
The dry weather continues in this vicin-
ity. People are anxlously watching the
sky for signs of the much wished for rain.
If the drouth continues very much longer
1t Will become a serious matter for farm
ers to obtain water for their cattle to say
nothing of the parched condition of the
pasture lands.
Our milling firm of Hoffman & Schim-
mel have engaged the services of Mr.
| Louis Keune a practical miller, in their
| grist mill. Mr.. Keune has brought his
| family with him intending to make Mishi
colt his home in the future. He has had
many years of experience and it is safe to
say that the firm will MAINTAIN the repu
tation for good work, which they have
had ever since they first began to work
Miss Alma Halverson, Miss Nancy
| Quistorf and Mr.. Charley Crate have
been granted common school diplomas
having successfully passed the county
examination held for that purpose last
spring.
| 1t is pleasant to note that an ambition
to finish the course and rise higher seems
to pervade our school, SO much that il
creates special necessity on the part o.
the teacher to wisely restrain those whose
zeal might induce them to take an ex
animation at too immature age, and az
wisely to guide those whose age and cir
cumstances make it not only desirable
but important that they finish the course
and enter into the next stage of advance
ment without unnecessary delay. Bott
| departments of our school opened or
| Monday. The enrolment was about the
same as in previous years.
Sunday will be another festal day fol-
Mishlcott. Mr.. Chas. Levenhagen has
arranged for grand shooting match in
| the afternoon at which all the crack
marksmen of the nelghborhood will be
present. AS there are quite number OF
| these, it is safe to predict an interesting
afternoon. In the evening the days pro.
ceedings will be fittlngly closed by q
grand dance at the Opera Hall. The
numerous dances that have been held al
the Hall during the season have brought
it SO favorably before the public as tc
make further comment on our part su,
perhuous. The management on all occa
sions has been such as to create repu
tation for responsibility and good order
that is indeed enviable. All those who
attend these dances cannot fail to have 6
thoroughly enjoyable time.