The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-30
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.

Rivers spent Sunday III the village
weather" for few days. He is suffering
from throat trouble.
Miss Ida Bartels, clerk IN HoIst's cheap
store is seriously i'll. She is under the
treatment of DR.. Hahn.
Miss Louisa Vader of Traverse City.
Mich, spent few days in the village
this week renewing old friendships.
Our postmaster, Fred Halberg, will be-
gin his duties Monday. The new quar-
tiers are completed and elegantly fur
nished.
Miss Isabel Trossen has returned home
after two weeks outing in the woods of
Northern Wisconsin. She will open
school at Vaudeville, Monday Sept. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zettleman of Chicago,
DR.. James Hlttner of Seymour, Wis, and
Miss Katie Hittner of Chicago are max
Ing stay with their mother IN this vii
lage.
MIS-. VIM. Tisch has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, where she will join her
husband who is connected with Tisch
Bros. Cigar Box factory located at that
place.
Forest fires are raging west of here IN
the town OF kossuth and several thresh-
ing machines have been compelled to sus-
i pend work and combine for the purpose
of checking the flames.
Shooting match Sunday afternoon
Grand dance at the Opera Hall, Sunday
evening. The shooting will be for chick
Our marksmen will now have an oppor.
tunity of exhibiting their skill.
Jos. Dworak, proprietor of the Mlshi-
colt House is enlarging his cellar. He
will also place a new foundation under
his house. Chas. Levenhagen proprietor
OF the Peoples Home is likewise about
to enlarge AMI improve his cellar.
Our second" base ball nine has been
regularly organized, and their equipment
has been completed by the purchase of
pretty brown uniforms. They received
their baptism of fire" last Sunday
though they got little satisfaction from
it.
Mr.. Schimmel has SO altered and i'm
proved his residence on Randolph street
as 20 give it the appearance of a new
building. 1t vii be another handsome
structure added to the already numerous
pretty residences with which our village
is dotted.
The Danger Signal is the title of the
drama selected for the entertainment
which the Literary and Social Circle will
give at the Opera House, Saturday, Sept
y. There will also be other entertain
ing features to add to TIE evenings pleas
ures. Don't forget the date.
sunday was a bad day for our ambitl-
Gus base ball lads. The Manitowoc Cy-
cling Club paid us visit Sunday and
treated the boys to a disastrous defeat.
This would not have occurred however
(for we were in the lead up to the 4th in
nlng) but for the conduct of one of our
men, who having been reproved for bad
play lost bis temper and left the game.
This together with the exhaustion of our
pitcher settled our hash" Benny Bird
sail who held the box through the in
nings zone excepted) deserves credit for
the pluck and persistence he displayed.
Another regretable circumstance in con-
nectlOn with the game was an apparent
misunderstanding between the mines as
to the terms that had been agreed upon.
We use the word apparent" because it Is
the proper word to use for the claims of
the Manitowocs were brought forward in
such a peculiar way as to give them very
much the appearance of a bluff" But
bluffs" don't come IN oul lire. We
lived up to the terms of our agreement
all claims to the contrary notwiihstand-
ing. Outside of this we have no grievance
against the Manitowoc lads. I heir de-
pertinent was that of gentlemen and
above all they can play ball. JUNIOR.