The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-10-05
NOTES FROM MioHICOTr.


Quite number of Mishioott people
have gone to the Worlds Fair recently.
Mr.. L Crate and wife, Mr.. John Roemer
and wife and Mr. Mic Terens formed a
delegation from Mishlcott. Mr.. rerens
will extend his tour beyound the Fair
city. He Will pass over large portion
of the United States, going TO st. Louis
and from there to the Fest, including
a visit to to Niagara Falls.
Two old Mlshicott boys, MIR. Otto Lin
stedt of Chicago, and Mr.. Emil Tisch OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. spent several days
among their old chums and school-mates
here some time ago. Mr.. Linstedt spent
the last Syears at Chicago, being en-
ployed in a candy mandatory there.
He is real candy maker and thorough
ly understands his business as all his
friends who have enjoyed the sugary pro
duct of his skill will testify. MIR. Tisch
is employed in box factory at Grand
Rapids, Mich. He found it impossible to
make longer stay owing to the import
ance of his position.
There was large gathering of people
at the scene OF the shooting match here
Sept. II. There were many participants
in the shooting and good craftsmanship
was shown all around. Mr.. August
L
and Mr. John Schroeder was next best
The dance at the Opera Hall in the even
| ing was very successful affair, the
| crowd being remarkably orderly and
large.
Thursday Sept. q, Mishicot had an
opportunity of witnessing real minstrel
show at the Opera Hall. The minstrel
company of Butzen and Young gave a
performance at the above date and place.
Mrs. F. lander who spent some time
at Amigo, Wis, visiting friends and
| relatives there, has returned.
Nearly all the schools in this vicinity
are now open and the army of pupils at
tending the public school has already
taken up its daily march to the Little
| Red School House." The last few years
have marked period of great improve
ment IN the matter of school buildings,
and also in the appearance of school
grounds. 1t is to be hoped that the
year just opening will witness the same
steady improvement in this direction.
| Rosa, the little daughter of Mr.. Henry
| Oestreich broke he1 arm by a fall from a
milk stand some time since.
The family circle of Mr.. Casper Ploeck-
Gilman has been increased by the advent
OF strapping baby boy.
"And still they Gomez A pair of
beautiful girl twins have made their ap-
pearance at the home of VIM. Schmidt of
| Gibson.
MIR. James Hlttner and Mr.. Henry
| Hittner spent day here last week.
Both are engaged in the practice of
medicine, the former at Seymour, Wis,
and the latter at Green Bay, Wis.
| Mr.. Ernst Pfngsten has sold his fine
| old greyhound so" This will be sur
prising news to all those who were aware
of the strong attachment that had sprung
| up between dog and master in the short
time that Ernst has possessed him. He
is now taking paternal interest in two
hound pups.
Mr.. Otto lander has gone to Manito-
voc to resume his old position with the
Brandt Printing & Binding Co.
| MARRIED Arnold lander of Kings
| Bridge and Miss Anna Scheuer of Mishi-
colt. Both are highly esteemed young
| people among the large circle of their ac-
9uaintances and that much happiness
! may be in store for them is our sincere
| wish.
The Catholic priest of this village last
| week made tue astounding discovery that
| even a heather can be man of steadfast
principle and courage sufficient to resist
evil temptation remarkably well, even
when such step be sanctioned by repre-
tentative of the Holy Catholic chur ,h.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Roemer have just
returned from their visit to the Worlds
Fair. Hopeful"