The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16

h. ID. SMALLEY has again entered the
employment OF the Smalley Manufacture
ing Co. as travelling salesman. Herschel
has few equals in this line Of business.
CHARLES CARY IS candidate for the
republican nomination for sheriff this fall
Mr.. Gary is quite we'll known throughout
the county and will make a vigorous cam
paign.
?. J. PIERCE is candidate for the dem.
ocratjc nomination for sheriff. The Pilot
Inadvertently omitted mention of his name
a couple Of weeks ago in giving a list Of
candidates.
Charles Bates of Uapron, Ill, John
Gething of Lake Mills and Walt. Stone
OF BarabOo are visiting the Willott ia mi
ly Of this city. Mr.. Stone is treasurer
of Sank County.
The ManitOwoc base ball team are not
pleased with business men who watch
the game from outside. They think, and
with reason, that if the game is worth
seeing, it is worth paying for.
Louis kREJCT, Dan Bleser aud John
Staudt We're ont to Schneider's at the
Four Corners on Sunday last doing some
trap shooting with live pigeons. Krejci
killed - out Of 81 pigeons.
MICHAEL Kane of Centerville died on
Tuesday Of this week. He settled in New
ton with his father many years ago. He
was a thoroughly good citizen and en-
joyed the respect of all who knew him.
Work has been completed on the new
bridge at Kings Bridge and on that west
of the Branch in Manitowoc Rapids
Work has been begun on the bridge at
Refs Mills. These are all iron bridges.
TUFFr CoUTwAY's colt paced mile in
2:23 on the New Ross track in Indiana
last week. This is a noteworthy perform
ance as the colt is only 3 years old. 1t
may prove source of wealth to Mr.
Conway yet.
JOHN MATTHEWS, an old settler of New
ton died IN the city on Monday, where he
had come to receive treatment. He was
a thoroughly good citizen and served
number Of terms as assessor ana treasur-
er Of this city.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin returned from his va
cation on Monday last He spent his
time largely IL Waukesha county where
he INDUCED in the sport of fishing, which
has been followed by results pertinent to
the occasion.
The State Fair is to be held this year
in Milwaukee, Sept. Il to the 22ed. Tne
railroads offer half fare rates and the
means OF transportation from the city TO
the grounds are ample. The managers
howe to make this fair the best in the
northwest.
James O'Hara, Esq. of Muskegon, who
IS q candidate for Attorney General of
Michigan on Tue democratic ticket. was
in the city on Monday. Mr.. O'Hara will
make Michigan an able law officer il the
people of that state Will have the sense
to elect him.
Lower Cato Falls, place on the Mani
towoc river between Clark's Mills and
Stephenson's mill is becoming quite ia
nous as picnic ground. The place is
very picturesque and the only difficulty
Is that it Is not as accessible as people
would wish. being off tie road.
Ma. MICHAEL FELLOWS of this city was
married to Mrs, Q. NJ. Conyne Of Stirling,
III. on Saturday last. Rev. MIR. Gardner
officiating. They will make their future
home IN Stirling. Mr.. Fellows had left
the city only short while ago and people
did not suspect he had gone TO lake a bride.
EUsEBE CRATE died at his home in
Mishicott on Saturday morning. He was
born in Canada and settled 10 this county
near the Branch in 1911 From thence
he moved to Mishicott where h has re.
sided since. He leaves a family OF 10. :
boys and girls. Hon. Isaac Cratic is
one of his sons.