The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-03-01
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.
Mr.. William Close and wife of Two

RlVerS, spent Sunday III the village.
Miss Sophia Knudson is visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Knudson, of this village.
Mr.. G. 0. Rector and wife Of Chi
cago are visiting here, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Halverson.
Miss Isabel Trossen has closed
school for a week. Miss Dora Hal
version has closed school for the spring
vacation.
The maximum limit Of time allowed
by the Board of Health for the vac
cination of children was extended
from Feb. 26, to March l.
Mr.. Louis Levenhagen has h adj
portion of his land just outsid of the
village, divided into lots, and they are
going like hot cakes. He had dis
posed of two of them during the last
week, and he says the prospects for
future sales are good. The Smith
estate will probably also soon be di-
vivided into lots We can easily ex
pect that farmers in the vicinity, whom
old age compels to retire from hard
labor on the farm, can appreciate the
opportunity offered by the sale of
these building lots, to settle down, and
live at their ease during the remain
ing years of their lives. The social
az Of the community would form
pleasing contrast to the quiet mOuot-
ony of farm life to which they had
been compelled to accustom them
selves.
Mr. Arthur Zander has withdrawn
from the firm of Ptingsten and Fan
den. This leaves Mr.. Ernst Ptingsten
sole proprietor and manager of one of
the oldest and most tiourishing coun-
try stores in AlanitOwOc county. Both
Mr. Pfngsten and Mr.. Zander are en-
terprising and public spirited young
men, and the business during their
management was as successful and
the prospects as good as at any time
prior Mr.. Pfngsten will undoubted
ly retain the good will Of all past pa
irons of the store, and the good wishes
of all, follow Mr.. Zander in any future
undertaking to which his capabilities
may lead him. For the present he is
to remain with Mr.. Pfngsten, though
in subordinate position.
All preparations and arrangements
for the entertainment to be given by
our Dramatic Club, at the Opera
House Saturday, March 3, are about
completed, and unless unavoidable
obstacles interfere, it will not fail to
be a complete success. Mr. Gust
Halverson in his laughable role of Ole
Oleson will be one of the principal
features of the entertainment Under
the Laurels is a lengthy and stirring
drama, and quite difficult But those
who are to take part in its presenta- |
ton have made thorough and careful |
preparation and we feel safe in say
ing that it will be- very effective. Prof |
Novy will render three of his fav0rite
concert selections. This alone viii be
a treat to all who appreciate good |
music. A popular song by the entire
company, though detracting from the |
purely theatrical effect of the whole
affair, viii yet form a pleasant varia-
ton in the order of the programme.
Liz evenings euleIldluluelJ Will De |
concluded with a grand dance. for
which Prof. Novy's Orchestra will fur
nish the music Reserved seats are
going so fast that it will be doubtful
if many good seats will remain by
Saturday. 1t would be we'll for every
body to reserve their seats as soon as
possible.
MIR. Otto Schmidt of MaDitowoc
made business visit to this village
one day last week.
Several young men came up from
one day last week only Oh
a bum" and made themselves quite
iisagreeable for awhile. The forbear-
ance of our young men alone saved
.hese fellows from well deserved chas-
isement but as we are impressed that
he warning they received viii stand
hem in good stead when next they
'isit this place.