The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27
nlaultouoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. JUNE e. 1895.

The arches at the court house square
are particularly fine.
a little rain on Tuesday freshened up
things considerably.
It IS said that Manitowoc will have 90
soIo0ns after July l.
TIE pupils of the north side school
are pienicking today.
TIE little rain OF Sunday last was just
enough 10 lay the dust.
G. II. MoRIssRY has been re engaged
as principal OF the KEEL high school.
DRU1I Bios. are about TO open
brick yard just south of the city limits.
CITIZENS are requested 70 decorate
their premises during the Turn Fest.
TEE funeral OF P. Il. Hewitt on Satur-
day last Was the largest ever seen IL ths
city.
The Goodrich Co. has built vault for
books and other yaluables, near its ware
house.
Brook trout are coming to market now.
They find ready sale at p cents per
pound.
The Lutheran school of this city viii
close July Il. The pupils will be given
picnic on that day.
ms bar has been removed from the
Lakeside House. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
viii again take charge after July l.
The Saturday night trains are pretty
we'll filed up with people on their way
to northern Wisconsin on fishing errands.
THE First ward school will have two
additional male teachers the coming year.
Mr.. Loughlin and Mr.. SEEKER have been
employed.
JoHS W. CLAsoN of Milwaukee and
Miss Bertha Koepsel Of this city were
married June 2G, Rev. 0. z. Christian
officiating.
The Manitowoo Gun Club VIII try TO
secure permanent shooting grounds by
purchasing real estate somewhere near
the city limits.
Afrite. Turf Coutwey's horse, won
three straight heats at the Oshkosh
races yesterday afternoon, making
his mile in 2: il.
L. r. SMITH has been engaged as prin-
cipal OF the Two Rivers schools for the
coming year. Mr.. Smith is at present
filing that position.
One OF the Christensen children died
Of dIphtheria last week. There are Gig IA.
OF the iamily,-all the ohildren,-down
with the disease now.
Sarah Z. Eatough Of Kassuth died
Yesterday forenoon. Her funeral Will
take place tomorrow from the NJ. L.
Church at 10. 30 q. m.
Mr.. MADISON has purchased a lot north
| o. the seed store, fronting on York street.
The old building will be removed and
new one erected on ite site.
SEVERAL Kaukauna people were IN the
| city on Monday to confer az additional
degree of the Q. Q. I. on the members Of
the branch lately organized here.
ShebOygan Is starting is new with
! its road, which is now to connect with
the ST. Paul at Random Lake. instead
of at Waldo as originally intended.
Tue Northwestern Railway Co. has
filed for record the deeds Of the
dock property lately purchased from
Messrs. Villas, Snhuette and Barnes.
Thomas j. lone, member of Marine
Engineers Association of Chicago died
OF hemorrhage of the lungs on the Goth
day OF June 1895 at his home in Franklin,
ManItowoc Co., Wis.
MIS-. ZEcHEL Of this city, mother Of
the tailor Of tLat name, has reached the
advanced age Of 90 years. She has all
herfacUlties and reads without spectaCles.
She lives with her sJn.
HENRY HINRICEs now leads his acgre-
CATION OF swimmers 10 the bank Of the
river daily. Their Henry stands on the
river bank ia bloomer costume and shouts
out directions how to SWIM.
DIPHTHERIA seems to be making some
Roadway IN this county. There are few
cases reported from country towns in adj
dItion to those IL the city. The demand
for aptitoEine Is steadily growing
joins ScHUETTE read an interesting
paper before the Bankers Convention
at Oshkosh last week Mr. Schuette
is original in dealing with financial
questions and his views are sound.
THE first cri0 of the breRkwater was
sunk on Tuesday OF this week. This
work was delayed for some time because
OF the nou-Brrival OF stone in season.
The crib was put in place without any
difficulty.
Mas. GAGE, a former resident Of
this city, died at Lacon, Ill, last
week Mr.. Gage was at one time en-
gagged in business in this city. His
widow retained interests here until
quite recently.
THE Yacht Club at this place now has
lG members. The three boats here, Esch's,
the Ihyrza and the Turtle. viii leave
next Saturday for Milwaukee TO take part
in the regatta which is TO occur in the
bay at that place.
THE graduating exercises Of the
Third ward school We're held in the
assembly room Of the school on Tues
day evening. The patrons Of the
school turned out IN large numbers.
The annual picnic Of the school was
given yesterday.
VIZ. RAHR has begun the work OF re-
building the residence which he pur-
chased lately. As soon as this is com
pleted the building which he now occu-
PIES will be torn down TO uake room for
the Lew malt house.
IFit were not for the Eeyday Club the
Fourth Of July would pass here without
observance for the last few years. The
Club viii this year make fine display OF
fireworks The list price OF the amount
they have on hand is $500.
CRY Clerk Eelchert has many amusing
experiences while taking the census. IN
9uIte q number of cases be has been
locked out by women who thought he
was a peddler. He has not been bitten
by d dog yet, but expects TO be and lie
won't be disappointed.
JsNrr NcLaUGHLIN died ia Cqto OF