The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-06-28
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.
Monday is cattle fair.

10 Cultle idAi-
Miss Julia Halvorsen who was spend
ing some time IN Chicago will spend the |
summer months with her parents in this |
village.
Mr. Albert S1mois of Two Rivers was
IN the village Sunday.
Quite a few lawyers and insurance men |
OF Manitowoc visited Mlshicot during the
week.
Mr.. Isaac Crate has purchased as dap |
per span of carriage horses as can be
found in this neighborhood.
A grand ball takes place in the Opera
Hall, July 3rd. A display OF fireworks |
will mark the advent of the GLORIOUS |
Fourth" at midnight. OF course, as u.s.
ual, Il royal time is anticipated.
Drew's Hotel will be opened to the pub
lie Sunday, July LIST. Free lunch will be
served during the afternoon and evening |
and music has also been engaged. The |
bar-room fixtures have already been re-
ceived and put in place. The accomoda-
tions prepared for the travelling public as
well as for summer boarders are excel
lent. Altogether the interior arrange
ments are without doubt the finest in this |
portion of the county. Mishlcot now has /
four hotels that can furnish ample and |
unusually fine Accommodations for guests |
whether transient or permanent, Per-
sons residing in large cities and deslrous |
of escaping from the city during the |
warm summer months and enjoy period |
| OF rest in quiet, orderly, country town !
with ample opportunity to furnish them |
with pastime, can do no better than pay |
| a few weeks visit to our little burg. The |
| hotel Accommodations cannot be eXcelled
! by any in the county and rates are far
more reasonable than can be hoped for in
other so-calied summer resorts.
The annual school meeting will be held
at the school house Monday evening,
July 2nd.
Many families in this vicinity are al
ready entertaining their summer guests.
| MARRIED-Mr Peter Scheuer and Miss
Josie Thompson. The bridegroom is an
industrious and highly esteemed young
man who has been connected with the
Scheuer Brewing Company of this village
for several years enjoying the si,cere re-
spect of all who know him. Miss Thomp-
son has been teaching the primary de-
partment of our school. She is an IN
telhgent and gifted lady. The marriage
took place Thursday, June q, Rev. 2.
Schmidt officiating. The young couple
carry with them the we'll wishes of all
their friends.
The corner stone of the Catholic church
was LAID with due formality last Sunday.
I, great number of Two Rivers and Mani
towoc people were present. The Rev.
Ores of Two Rivers was present at the
ceremonies.
Willie Levenhagen who, as has been
stated before, is suffering from disease
5 Which hitherto seems to have bafliei the
PITY sclans, has placed himself in charge
of DR.. Mlnnehan of Green Bay. We
earnestly hope that Willie may soon again
be the hale and hearty lad he used to be
q Mr.. Louis Levenhagen is now buying
live stock for the market. At just this
time calves are bis speciality and he makes
regular shipments every Tuesday.
The "Marionetten Theater" which was
given IN the Opera House last Sunday
evening was success large and appre-
clative audience being IN attendance. A
social hop followed the exhibition.
Mrs. Henry Kuepher and Mrs. George
3 Clussen OF Chicago are spending part of
the hot season with relatives and friends
+ in this village.
2 Junior" would be much Obliged to
readers of "Notes from NIlshicot for the
names OF their summer guests. Other
news items of local interest would like
4 wise be heartily appreciated.
l G. Volk's lumber and shingle mill near
2 the range line road was destroyed by fire
last Saturday forenoon.
. Real estate and personal property took
a great tumble IN value in this vicinity
:. during the early part of this week. The
Board of Review began Its task of revis-
. ing the assessment roll last Monday and
this always seems to have depressing
effect on valuations. But it is tolerably
certain that all property will soon regain
B.. its usual value. The Board completed
ifs work last "Wednesday