The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-13
GflanItomot pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. JUNE 1318o5.

IuE tug Arctic is kept quite busy
these times.
The Manitowocs play at Sheboygan on
Sunday next.
TIE MBnItowoc Coal & Dock Co will
take possession Of its new Office this
week.
TIM NooNAN, a former resident of
Eaton, died at Plymouth on Tuesday Of
this week.
CHARLES SPISDLER has purchased the
lot on Eighth street south of kuceras,
for $500
The addition to the county asylum.
lsz40 feet, Is almost completed. 1t ls
three stories high.
TIE bicycle has found It's way into
every town IN the county. Teachers ars
becoming quite partial 20 It.
TIE Mishicott brewery caught fire or
Monday last. It was extiuguished after
il had done about 500 damage.
THERE was quite demand for the
Sentinel of last Sunday, because OF the
write up Of Manitowoc which 1t con-
tanned.
TIE stock OF the Polish newspaper
which lately suspended. was sold at
auction unde" a chattel mortgage or
Tuesday last.
Miss MAMIE HOGAN of Franklin died
on the 4th of June after an illness Of
three months.
JosEPHINA BAILEY of Mishicatt died
al the asylum in this city on Monday
aged %. She was sent to the asylum 10
December 1890.
The opening ball e Anton Walterbach
Of Meeme was grand success according
TO all reports, Some people from this
city were present.
MISSES Agnes Torrison and Mabel
PrItchard both OF whom graduate from
the north side school this vear. Will at
tend Wellesley college.
ScBMIDTMAH. Chloupek and Forrest,
students at the State University, are
winning iaurels 10 the several boat crews
organized by the classes.
HE depth Of water in the lake where
the breakwater starts is only 1917 feet
Some years ago the water at the month
Of the harbOr was 20 feet.
WM BREMER of Newton was killed on
Tuesday bv a runaway team on his farm.
His Injuries were so severe that he lived
only an hour after receiving them.
6. W. KENNEDY has mastered the
business of putting up elevators and
viii promptly fill all orders Of that
kind.
DIPRTBERTA has broken out in the
family Of Mr.. Christensen, a resident
Of the 9TH ward. He has 10 children in
his family.
W G. LUEPs purchased the property
Of Mrs, Seeger near L. j. Conway's
paying $500 for it. 1t is one lot and
and a half.
4 Summer school to continue five
week will be held in this CITY this year.
The school will open JGly 8. It will be
under the management OF Supt. Dssalor
ana Z. ". Meisnest.
IT is SAID that Charles Spindler has
purchased John Barnes interest il the
Villas property which lately changed
hands. Mr. Spindler is acquiring con
siderable city real estate.
THERE never was a time during which
boating was more popular on the river
than it has been thus far this GUNNER.
On Sunday evening last, the river was
dotted with sail and row boats,
A party Of six left bare on Saturday
evening on the yacht hyTza for Shebov-
gan. They were becalmed IN The bay until
70 A. Il. when breeze sprung up. They
reached Sheboygan at II 4. NJ, Sunday.
Mrs. TRAINoR, formerly a resident OF
this county died at Traer, Iowa this
week. Sine had been living there with
ono Of her sons. Her remains were
brought here for interment yesterday.
THE National Bank is paying ont
souvenir half dollars in cbsnge. these
come Gil commanding premium in most
cities. This Is an opportunity for those
wishing to obtain one of the coins with
out extra cost.
TIE debate at the meeting of the New
ton Literary Society on Saturday last
was quite an interesting one. The advO-
Gates Of the parOchial schools were ad-
judged the winners. The society was
addressed by A. J. Schmltz.
RAILROAD news is exasperatiDgly quiet
It may be the lull preceding activity. No
one sees a railway Official in the city these
days aud no information can be had
When work does begin it will be pushed
forward rapidly as all the preliminaries
are arranged.