The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-05-25
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.

Mr. julie Tisch and Miss Sophia Tisch spent a
few days with their mother in the village last
week. Mishicott is their old home and it still
finds warm place III their hearts.
Miss Anna lander spent few DAYS at her home
last week. She Is at present staying III Mantle
voc.
Mr.. Hugh Westgats who is teaching school in
hewaunee county IN the village Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. C. Hurley of Chicago spent a few DAYS WIS.,
iting her parents In this village some time since.
Mr., B. Soenksen is visiting in Chicago this week
Mishicott was represented by its full quota of
ambitious pedagogues at Two Rivers last week
~ applicants presented themselves from. here.
70 the credit of our school be 1t said that every
one of them was fitted for his position here.
Would 1t not be practicable to hold ore OF the
annual examinations here! Mishicott Is central
ly located and 1t would be great convenience
for the teachers of the northern and northwestern
portions of the county If an examination were
held here. Teachers IN this vicinity should H.
terest themselves in this matter for their own
good.
The firm of L. Heyroth has now ceased to ex-
list, Mr.. Ernst Pflngsten and Arthur Ii. lander
have assumed control of the business and will
continue II under the firm name of Ptingsten x
lander. Both are ambitious and energetic young
men ana they ought TO ne very successful in their
venture. Mr.. +. Heyroth has conducted the BUSH
ness very successfully for the last Is years and
established a steady trade which he has turned
over together with his good wishes to his enter.
prlslng successors.
The dam has been repaired and the river has
been raised to its usual level much to the Joy OF
boat owners of which there are many in the vii
| lage,
| School was closed here on Thursday and Fri
| day of last week.
| Persons who have occasion to witness the
numerous milk teams going to and from oul
creamery Will bear out the statement that Mr.
Weinfurtheris making success of this business
| 1t was c long felt want, and Mr.. Weinfurther de
serves credit for taking hold of 1t and also fol
having chosen this village for its location
Our.roads compare very fayorably on the aver
/ age with those IN other portions of the county
but a sentiment favorable to state supervision OF
| public highways Is beginning to manifest itself
| everywhere.
| The game of base ball Sunday between the
Senior and Junior mines of this village was one o
| the most intsresting games ever played rere
| The mines are we'll matched notwithstanding tn,
dlference IN physique. The Juniors did excel
lent held work and showed themselves so full o
| spunk and piucky determination as to win re
peated hearty applause from the on-lookers
! They likewise had the sympathy of the ladie
present gho showed considerable interest in tn
! game. However the tremendous batting of tn
| Dis fellers together with good field work wol
| them the day and they carried off che honors bu
not before q very extensive score had been work
edup. 1t Is proposed to have another game Sun
day May 18th
Mr. Louis AiGuette was in the village SUNDAY
mother one Of the boys has entered the reair
of matrimonial bliss. Mr. Me Scheuer and Ms
Coret.a Thompson were married at Green Ba,
April 18th. So shrewdly was the whole affai
managed that none were aware of the event mi
Monday Mishicott boys are quick to act and n
sooner was the report verified than charival
| party was organized and most delightful rackt
was made in honor of the newly married couDl,
Mr.. Scheuer is an enterprising and highly esteem
| ed Young man Is the active manager of the Mish
/ colt Brewery. Mise Thompson Is the teacher
the primary department OF our school. She is :
| well and favorably known as to make all wore
of praise superfuoue. Mr.. and Mrs. Scheuer car
With them the hearty good will and best of wishs
or al who know them,