The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-09-05
NOTES FROM MISHCOTT

Our Junior base bali nine PLAYED a
game of bali with d nine from Manltowoc
last Thursday afternoon and came very
near showing their city brethren what's
what. The score stood q to "a IN favor
OF Manitowot. Oar pitcher, Norman
Thompson, was In fine form and yer,
| good work WAS also done behind the bal
by youg Vollrath.
A greater lot Of young hoodlums never
came up here from Manitowoc before
than this same hase bail nine. They
seemed to have brought with them theil
| ch 0lcest stock obscene epithets arc
tae cigarette and chewing tobacco seemed
an indispensable property with them
lheir language and manners were sucL
| as TO make even our Mishicot lads blush
" would veEtre to suggest to The
parents OF these young people that here
after when they send hem out to re
spectacle community they would at least
enJoln them to go under assumed names
for the day. People looking over the list
or names Oh the score card might be-
prominent citizens of ManItowoc.
Our motive ID writing this is fr1er dly
one and entire ly in the interests of those
affected by 1t. Uncertainty can do no
harm to let those city fathers see their
sons as others see them, and as We saw
them last Thursday.
An enormous crowd greeted the
Roberts Martin Cos. presentation of
East lame at the Opera Hall last Satur
day evening. Oar local actors and &C.
tresses acquitted themselves well. They
were Mr.. Floyd Westgate, A H. Zander
Miss May Leyenhagen, and Miss Gussie
Nocker.
The dance after the entertainment was
an enjoyable affair.
The n. Is. Il S. G. will hold its first
meeting for the season next SATURDAY
evening at the club rooms. We under.
stand that an effort is to be made by It's
members to establish public library in
this Tllage. Our public school teachers
here 10 The village and its vicinity have
volunteered substantial assistance to
the schemeand also several other citizens.
A comittee will perhaps be appointed by
the president of the Circle to see what
AID can be secured Ia the village 10
furtherance Of the plan which indeed de-
serves the support OF everybody,
Miss Isabel Trossen, Miss Dora Halver-
son, Miss Ella Mueller, Mr.. Henry
Behlow, Mr.. Peter Federsp1el, and Mr..
Hugh Westgate opened their schools
Monday. Our village school also opened
for the fall term last Monday. The en-
rollment In the primary department is
oO IN the upper department SO.
Miss Mary Dworak of this village and
Mr.. Wenzel Cermak OF Tisch Mills were
married by justice Of the peace at
Manltowoc last Saturday. We extend
our heartlest good wishes to the young
couple as do all their friends hereabouts.
Two rival football teams have been
organized here the first game taking
place last Sunday. Another game will
probably take place next Sunday p. m.
The sympathy of Mlshicot people is
extended TO the strikers of Two Rivers.
Our people practice and believe in the
principle that when a man has earned a
dollar he is entitled to receive 1t, and in
vest 1t for his own profit, and not for the
benefit of his employer.
Mr. John fish who has been Willing IN
Grand Rapids Mich. ia paying his home
a visit.
Miss Ella Bartch of Chicago is enjoying
a few weeks IN the village as the guest of
the Misses Sophia and Laura Tisch.
A baby boy took mp his abode for the
future at the home of Mr.. Henry Leven-
hagen, last Saturday. Henry of course
feels big.
JUNIOR