The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-08-29
NOTES FROM NERO.

Miss Anna Messman arrived home
from Chicago on Saturday of last
week.
Mrs. Roeder formerly of this place.
but now of Milwaukee. spent few
weeks visiting at It's place.
Richard Mathiesen had honors
thrust upon him few days ago. 1t
was in the shape of a bouncing baby
boy
Mr. and Mrs. Retner of Chicago ale
at present the guests of the Schultz
family of this vicinity.
Rev Fr. Vyndish, who arrived re-
Gently from St. Paul, Mimi, has taken
charge of the St. Mary's church, pro
tempore. The arrival of new priest
is daily expected, who will assume
permanent charge of the above nam
ed congregation.
Weuzel Stangel and Steph. Dworak
Of this vicinity are making prolong-
ed stay among friends in Darlington,
North Dakota.
A number Of the teachers from this
vicinity attended the Teachers 1nsti-
tute held at Kewaunee last week.
Captain Johnson of the Emily Tay
lor of Two Greeks is taking few day 8
recreation on his farm IN this place.
1t is worth while to Make life
worth living"
John Mudroch of Tisch Mills viii
attend the normal school at Stevens
Point this year.
Joseph Stangel will attend at Val
paraiso, Ind, the coming year.
Many good sized pickerel are being
caught in the East Twin River IN the
vicinity Of Tisch Mills.
The Misses Anna Bloka and Anna
Gabriel left for Milwaukee on Wednes-
day last, where they intend to spend
a portion of the summer.
Peter Hoverson and family of Lib
erty are visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Fully 500 people participated il
the dance and picnic at Lode's OIL
Sunday last. The affair proved to be
as merry and gay as the merrlest.
There is more fodder corn raised in
in this town than ever before. The
crop will be an exceedingly good one
There is corn raised here whose stalks
have already attained a height o.
twelve feet and is still destined to be
| come longer.
Harvesting along the lake shore is
not yet completed as yet. 1t viii
probably take a week or more il
which to store up the crop.
John Bachman formerly of this
place but now of Milwaukee, is spend
ing a few days with relatives and ole
time friends in this place.
The Misses Regina and Marian
Nicholson of Chicago are visiting
their parents and friends in this neigh
bOrnOod.
Carl Zierzow's face exhibits pleas
ure on account of another baby girl
who put in her appearance one day OF
last week. And now it is that John
Meyer has reasons to act IN the capac-
ity of being called papa" 1t was
in the shape of a bouncing baby boy
Evidently it would be we'll to have a
recount of census of this town.
Paul Stangel of Tisch Mills had his
grain threshed last week. 1t is re-
ported the yield per bushel is an unus,
ually good one, wheat Is to l, oats q
to |, peas II to l. Paul threshed 2,OO(
bushels of grain.
The coon and the corn are again be
| coming quite closely intimate III this
vicinity. -Four Of these pretty fellows
were forced to find refuge in a tree
where the boys made it pretty lively
for them, although none were captur-
ed.
Miss Carrie Krasse after d brief
visit with her parents of this place
left for Milwaukee couple of days
ago.
The base ball spirit is quite rampant
| among the juveniles of this vicinity
A game of baseball with the West Ke
waunees is expected to take place here
on Sunday Sapt | 1SQS
Our pier has undergone consider
able repairing recently 1t is not old
in its history. 1t is only ten years
ago since it was built, but meanwhile
the pier had occasionally been over
loaded beyond its full capacity. And
as consequence rendered almost
| useless.
The melancholy footing of the Ke-
waunee fog horn twelve miles north OF
here, could be heard few days ago
The exodus of teachers from this vi
cinlty is greater this year than was
formerly expected. This episode in
the revolution of intellectual welfare
in this vicinity will be quite percept
IDLE eventually.
4 specimen bush Of Russian thistle.
was brought to this place which was
found growing close TO the r. r. track
near hewaunee. The weed Is display
ed in our burgh for exhibition and ev-
identity proves quite a curiousity
among the farmers. 1t is usually
we'll to famiiiarize the farmers with
this harmful weed so as extirpate the
first one IN due time Moral: a stitch
IN time saves nine"