The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-05-02
manitowoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
Z TUESDAY. MAI 2, $50

Mr.. Sanford will move his family tc
Madison.
SUBSCRIPTION lists are quite numer
Gus in this city this week.
GRAssHoPPERs are coming out early
and numerous this spring.
THB factory If the Msnltowoo Seating
20. IS now running over time.
GEORGE W, KENNEDY has moved into
his new house, GIG, north 9th st.
MRs.PETEB FLANAGAN ofLiberty died
on Monday morning of this week.
The river at this place claims, on
an average, three victims each year.
PROF. WIRrH's dancing party Is set
for Friday, May 10, at the Opera House.
WM. RUDOLPH formerly of this city is
likely to be the next city engineer of
Sheboygan.
The Heydgy Club will have a banquet
at the Windlate House en- Saturday
evening next.
JACOB MATTEK has closed out his
grocery store. The building Will soon be
used as bakery.
MATHS LINTzMEYER of Franklin, this
county, died on Monday of last week.
He was 10 years old.
CHARLES BEERS purchased a number
of fine row boats this week which he will
let during the season.
HE perch are comming in IN schools
and fishermen catch strings which they
are hardly able to carry.
COUNTRY merchants are on the qui vive
to learn where the new depots are to be
located should the new road be built.
GEORGE GRoFFMAN went to Nacht-
wey's IN Cooperstown, distance of
about 20 miles, in one hour ana a half.
ED PLATT is getting his grounds into
excellent shape. When the work is COM
pleted there Will be no finer grounds IN
the city.
AUGrsT MAHNKE of this city died on
Wednesday of last week, aged II. He
had been an employe of Schuette Bros
for years.
HERE is every reason to believe that
we will have an excellent base ball club
THE summer, The boys viii start out
with quite nice fand.
RAHRs Sons have received the stone
and iron for their new barn and work
has been begun on 1t. 1t will bs 81 feet
long and three stories high
Dora NJ. RISER who is superintendent
OF schools for Barron county was born in
hlei, this county in 1871 though she re-
celVed her education in Depere.
ANTON WALTEBBACH Of Meme has his
hall about completed. 1t is 40 feet wide
and 50 feet deep. Twenty feet of the
front part is TO be used as a saloon.
Mr.. EDWARD BoRNEMANN and Miss
Sara Sibree of Chicago were married
May at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry n. Mann.
t. II. WARD of Amigo, clerk of the
circuit court waived examination and
was bound over to the circuit court. He
furnished the necessary bail.
The people of this city must be hope
full OF It's future as there is more work
done IN improving residences than there
has been IN any season for a number OF
years past.
MARKHAM Il MARKHAM are plating
a new subdivision. This property lies
west Of Heyroth's farm and opposite
what Is known as the Breuer place. It
is nicely located.
TIE bloomer costume seems to be
making progress everywhere. It has al
ready been introduced in this city, but
to limited extent, It is quite common
Ia kaukauDa and Appleton
BRYAN Mason of the Branch village
VIII dispose of all his personal property
by auction on the 18th of May. Mr. Ma
son sold his house and small farm TO
Frank Shaeffer on Monday.
Rosa RoEMEB, maiden lady of Il,
who lived with relatives on the Two
Rivers road, died suddenly on Sunday
while returning from visit to a neigh
Dor. She has been in poor health for a
long time.
IT is said on good authority that the
Nanderbllts have secured possession of
the Ann Arbor line. that they will pur-
chas the Green Bay & Winona and ex-
tend 1t to st. Paul This would prove a
big thing for the Aewaunee route.