The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-22

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PILOT OFFICE AND PAY FOR YOUF
SUBSCRIPTION SHOULD YOU BE IN
ARREARS. 1T LOOKS BAD TO HAVE
AN OLD DATE STAMPED ON YOUH
PAPER AFTER YOUR NAME.
How would curfew law for dog
work?
EIGHTH street bridge is now protected
by a row of piling from the assaults Of
the carferries.
THE steamer NJ. M. Drake brought IL
a cargo of coal this week for the Mani
towoc Land & Salt Co.
Tuesday was the last day of spring.
1t had great amount of nice spring
weather condensed, too.
THE fog horn should be retired on a
nension. It has wasted no time this
month and is well entitled to rest.
MIcHEAL E. SCOTT of West Superior
and Mary l. Conway of Meeme were
married on Tuesday, Father Cassgrove
officiating
MRS. BASS is putting in a cement side
walk along her property on Huron street
Pretty soon the sidewalks will extend to
the city limits.
THE county board committee on tramps,
VIM. Spencer, j. w. Finch and j. A.
Geimer We're in the city on Tuesday on
official business.
THE Northern Grain company will not
only put in cement sidewalk along its
property on Water street but will also
put il stone curbing.
A QUANT.-y of the clay OF the new
brickyard has been sent away to be test
ed so as TO determine whether vitrified
brick can be made from it.
THE Mason's picnic at Silver Creek
Park last Sunday was very successful
affair Krause & Co, have "A good thing
in this park as it is bound to become a
popular resort.
THE East Wisconsin Saengerfest will
be held at Plymouth on Saturday and
Sunday next The FREEZER Saengerbund
Concordia, Harmonic and Glee Club of
this city will take part in the proceed
ings
j. w COOPER is having right lively
times at his Silver Lake hotel Manito-
woo people like Cooper and they like the
entertainment he gives and that's why
they arrange so many parties at his
place
THE lady rider who was thrown off
her horse Wednesday evening at the cir
Gus in this city, did not die from her in
juries as reported Her injuries We're
not serious and she has resumed her
duties.
NJ, NJ Guhin of Maple Grove was a
caller at The Pilot Office on Monday Mr..
Guhin is DESTROYS of securing good
school this year and is entitled to one
both by virtue of scholarship and expert
ence as Il teacher.
Rev, Mr. Gray left this week for
weeks vacation which he will spend at
Berlin, this state Mrs Gray will join
him there next week. Rev Mr. Delaney
o. Fond du Lac will fill St. James pull
pit next Sunday.
A SHED in the yard back of Richards
Iron Works buildings caught fire on
Monday. The fire department was call
ed out but its services We're not required
as the fire was extinguished before the
arrival of the BOYS.
HENRY WILSON, John Keiths fore
man, was injured at Port Washington ON
Thursday last. While engaged in pull
ing some piles he was struck on he head
and was unconscious for some time He
is again able to be about
THE lumber Office of J. b. Laun at
Kiel was entered by burglars on Friday
night last but the safe was too large for
their operation and they did not modest
it. They entered Scheier's beer depot
and stole several kegs of beer,
THE catalogue of the Lewis Institute
OF Chicago, has some interest for Mani
towoc people as one of the faculty is Miss
Julia F. Dumke of this city, "A young lady
W o reflects credit upon her native town
by the scholarship she has attained
Mss Dumke is instructor in German i'll
the Institute. The courses of ins, nc
ton in the different departments is
quite comprehensive.
DR. BANzHAF is the first professional
man in the city to put his Office on Il cash