The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-09
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. MAJ Q, 1895

SUGAR is advancing quite rapidly il
price.
LOUIS PITz has charge OF the work OF
Rahr's Sons new barn.
SUGAR is 60 scarce that some cities ar
threatened with a sugar famine.
FRANK STIRs will take charge Of tht
Office OF chief Of police On Monday next
The rain storm OF Friday last, was il
the form of heavy hail storm in Coop
erstown.
CAPTAIN j. j. Esch OF La Crosse vii
deliver the Memorial Day address at TIN.
place this year.
i supplement containing the laws
enacted by the last legislature Will be
found in this issue.
p. H. Hewitt is not wholly pleased
with California climate and is now on his
way home to Manitowoc.
EIGHTH street requires considerable
every spring. If it were paved
this work would be saved
THE barn of Fred Ko1anshek of New
ton was struck by lightning on Saturday
night last and totally destroyed.
Mrs. JOSEPH BrEGEL SEN, of this city
died on Sunday last OF heart failure She
has been in poor health for come years.
The rains We have had are the custom
airy June rains and the fogs are the June
logs. The season is a month IN advance
Of the calendar.
TIE proprietor of the Polish paper in
this city claims to have a circulation of
1900. That is a good showing for a paper
only four months old
MIS-, JOHN Ref of this city died on
Sunday morninga lst. She was 81 years
Of age and was married in 1879 She had
been sick for nine weeks.
TIE Manitowoc Land Co, will extend
the boulevard one block farther north.
4 number Of nice buildings will be erect
ed II that section this summer.
a. II. AND JOHN ". GEORGE will open
4 bakery in the quarters recently occu-
pied BY Jake Mattek. Tie bakery will
be known as the "Enterprislng Bakery"
TIE contest on city marshal was ended
Do Monday night by the confirmation Of
Frank Stirn by 2 vote Of 7 to 6. Bolen
has put il just about one month extra
lime.
TEE barn of Andrew Raznskl of Two
Rivers was struck by lightning on Sun
day evening last and totally destroyed
A COW and pig in the barn were likewise
burned.
OF the 151 appI cants for diplomas at
the Course of instruction Examination
held April 1870, 10 were successful.
Rapids heads the list with ii
graduates.
TIE heavy rain Of Sunday night
damaged the slopes on the grounds Of
E. IL Platt and w. D. Richards. These
grounds had been fitted up at quite a
heavy expense.
PIERRE BURT vacated the Kossuth
House last week and MATHS Skarda
took possession. Mr.. Burt has opened
a boarding house on corner Of Buffalo
aad Nam streets.
FRED AHRNsDoRF of M1shicott lost a
horse from the animals fright at a pass
ing train in Two Rivers on Monday last.
The horse made a couple of lunges and
then dropped dead
JoHN O'HARA of this city has a garden
which is far in advance Of any other gar.
den in the city. He has ell kinds Of
vegetables well advanced. His potatoee
have pretty long stalks already.
z. r. SMITH has taken charge of tht
Two Rivers high school, temporarily
Principal Mohler has not regained biz
health yet and probably will rot resume
his duties during The present school year
ABRAM LAWRENCE EDWARDS died Ii
Yanktop, DGkota, April %, aged IS. FL
was one Of the early settlers Of Mantle
voc and left here 30 years ago for Yank
ton, Dakota, taking his family all tn
way by team.
HENRY SANFORD and his family lef
for Madison yesterday. They Will max
that city their home while Mr.. Sandfor
remains in Office. He will edit his pape
from there, but will employ some one t
do the local writing.
BRYAN Mason of the Branch has pul
chased a place in Neenah and will NOV
there in the near future Mr.. Mason wi
long be remembered in this county as
genial warm-hearted man who neye
went back on Il friend.
A deck hand on one OF the coal barge
which arrived here on Saturday last, ha
been missing since Sunday night. \
report was made to the chief of pole
and he learned of the fact yesterda
through the city treasurer.
The members of the committee VII
conducted the examinations for countr
schools diplomas in this county thl
spring, were IN the city last Friday an
Saturday making report to Supt
Dassler and figuring up standings.
J.C SCHMIprMAE of this city, stud
ent at the State University. vas electe
one of the debaters for the sem;-publl
debate OF the Pbilomathia which take
place next year. Manitowoc Is receiyin
some prominence through its students.
PERSONA