The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-04-18
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1895.

TUESDAY was decidedly suggestive OF
summer.
The new game law went into effect Oh
Tuesday.
CAPTAIN KELLEY is partially rebuilding
his house.
STREEr sprinkllng was begun quite
eirIy THE spring.
I FARMEEs were very numerous in the
city on Tuesday.
JON, BIBINGER Of this city was lately
! granted q pension.
JoHs DUNBAR Of Liberty is quite
! seriously sick of pneumonia.
PLUMB & NELSON will soon put another
n on the rood as travelling salesman.
WEaSECKE & SCaMTrz are building
quite an addition to their hardware store.
Ihe Jessie Martin took cargo of birch
lumber from here to Muskegon last
week.
THE Dairy Board for this county will
resume its sessions the early part Ct next
month.
OTHER members Il the family Of 4. T
Webia Of Liberty have had pneumonia
but have recovered.
Mrs. JoRsCH died in Milwaukee on
Monday last. Her remains were brought
to this city for lnternent.
THE pail bearers at the funeral of Mrs.
Gjermanson on Monday last were all
gcandsons of the deceased.
TIE Store of Torrlson & Co. was closed
on Monday afternoon Oh account Of the
funeral of Mrs. Gjermauson.
A large portion of the local news of
this weeks issue will be found in the
supplement issued herewith.
An examination IN Ter civil service
rules will be conducted IN this city June
3 for positions in the post office.
WI. NJ. MULLINS the postmaster at
KaFson has resigned and has recommen- !
ded John 7. yoomey as MS successor.
TIE Gun CLUB had its first shoot of
tie season on Sunday last, VIM. Breuer |
won the badge, killing 10 birds out OF 80 |
SUPT. Dassler, from letters received, ex- |
poets an unusually large attendance at
the examinations for course of instruc- |
ton.
JOHN SCHUETTE will purchase an elect |
ric lannch this summer. Won't John and |
She Pilot scribe have gay old times on
that launch, though!
THERE were a large number of wild |
ducks IN the bay on Sunday last. Local |
sportsmen tried to get shot at them
bat could not succeed.
4 gentleman connected with the match
factory whose propretors are looking for
a location, will be in the city this week |
to confer with our business men.
MISS LOCKE has been engaged as as |
sistant in the deaf school of this city |
which now mss nine pupils, There are to |
be two departments in the school.
THE Wisconsin Drudge K Dock Co. |
will construct the cribs for the break
water on the dock lots near the ware
house of the Manitowoc Land & Salt Co.
TIE largest part of the local news of
the issue of last week was on the first, |
or the title, page. In tie haste of making |
up attention was not called to this fact |
in that issue.
MICHAEL LYNCH of Liberty died at St. |
Nazians last week and was buried on |
Tuesday last. He has been suffering for /
years with Il species Of paralysis and was |
under guardianship.
FRANK KIRCHBAUM walked into the |
river on Ninth street Oh Monday night !
near TIIlson's barn. He was rescued by |
two boys aud afterwards was taken IN
charge by the north side police
The Moore & Livingstone Co. which |
filed weeks engagement here lately, is
d very superior theatrical troupe and |
gave excellent satisfaction. It is under
stood they will spend the summer here.
Mr.. MILFORD has resigned his position
as agent of the T. & T. M. IN this city
He says the boats in that line will run
on schedule time during the SIMMER,
probably making three trips a week here.
COURSE of instruction examinations
will be held throughout this county on
Friday and Saturday of this week at the
following places: Reedsville, Cato, Mishi-
colt, Newton, near Teitgen's, Osman, St,
Nazians.