The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-08-24
mlanltowoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. AUG. II, 1893

THE hay fever season is now at hand.
THE north side school opens this year
on September IL.
CONSIDERABLE street work is being
done in this city this month.
MANIrowoo Is to have two drinking
fountains in the near future.
10 MILLER is improving the property
which he purchased on 9th street.
TUESDAY last was a wee bit warm
though by 40 means oppresslvcly so.
CATHAR1NE NORRIS of Newton died on
Monday of this weok. She was 10 years
of age.
HENRY LAWRENCE had an addition to
his family on Friday last in the shape of
an 11-pound boy.
ii. hLoEcKNER's house on the Neshoto
road vas destroyed by fire on Saturday
night of last week
JUDGING from the increased number of
craft on the lake, commercial matters
must be on the mend.
THERE is no movement in real estate
in this city. Values have not dropped
off bit In consequence.
QUITE large party of Manitowoc peo-
pie will visit the Worlds Fair at the ter
mination of the county fair.
THE special premium list offered by
the managers of the county fair will prove
to be quite a drawing card.
The Turner's of this city have decided
to have q fair Nov. 16, II, IS and 49,.
Fuller notice will be given later.
EVEN Sturgeon Bay has the amateur
burglar fever and few fools there seem
intent upon making little money mot
by toll"
THE Lueps' farm vas sold last week to
the syndicate which has been purchas-
ing SO much land IN this neighborhood
within the last year
AMATEUR burglars in Manitowoc have
concluded to lie low for a short time
They are wise in doing SO as their deJeo
ton is by no means difficult task.
4 WORKMAN named Brown, son of DIR
Brown of tins city, was struck on the foot
by one Of the picks used IN loading The
pulp wood at this place, this week. The
injury is only slight one.
JonS BuKoFsKY of Gibson lately solo
20 acres to Ignatz Llchky for $1,000
This Is a part of the Emerson farm. anC
the price for which it sold shows tina
real estate is holding its own in this
county.
Two young men, Nyhagen and Kucer
were sailing out the harbor in small
boat on Sunday when gust of wine
struck their sail and broke the mast. /
was fortunate for them the accident di,
not occur in the lake.
THE big raft at this place has been re
duced in size considerably by the stead
loading of cars from 1t. The weather Ia
been unusually favorable for this worl
HC sOoNl Cast aIOhS NLiI SAIOIS 10 USlU
brought IN by teams.
THOMAS GLEEsoN of Rockland has II
ceived through Congressman Wells
government appointment worth Sill
per year. II it was worth far more IL
people of this county would feel We
pleased as Tom is a favorIte here.
WoRKMEN loading the pulp wood he
are now putting in twelve hours per df
SO as to get the coast clear for the ne,
raft which Is to arrive here in the cour
of few days. The sea was so high We
terday that the work of loading had
be discontinued.
THOSE who picked up the pulp woo
which had washed ashore and had
stored up for winter use are now bein
waited upon by the owner and aske
to disgorge, Some have shown son
hesitancy IN complying, but the a
surance that prosecution would folio
has usually brought them to time.