The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-09-28
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1899

had a little son born TO them on Monday.
THE nights bring frost regularly now.
Old winter is pushing ont his tentacles.
THE Catholic church at Cooperstown
has been supplied with a pastor, Rev ID.
Huilink
FRI NIX JONES is again on the road,
'his old self" aid is greeted cordially by
his fellows.
JOSEPH SPRoLL of st. Nazians lately
had his pension increased from 81 per
monte to $l2.
HENRY EGGERS, graduate of the
Two Rivers high school, has entered the
State University.
w Fl. Burk has sold his interestin the
Sheboygan Daily Telegram to his part
ner, w. f Talmadge.
FRANK MULvANEY lost his case
against Clark, for damages done his BIZ
cycle some months ago
PEOPLE avoid Eighth street now when
ont driving for pleasure. Next year they
will seek it when out for the same pur-
pose.
A. C. ScHREITER will move his stock
of shoes on Saturday to his store on the
north side recently vacated by Ref q
Burt.
ALMOST every city north of here In
Michigan and Wisconsin is building
hopes on the extension of the Illinois
Central
ARCHBISHOP KATZER will administer
the rite Of confirmation to 90 young peo
pie at the Polish Catholic church on Sun
day next
PEACHES are scarce and high in price
this year Dealers say that the only
purchasers of this fruit now are city
people.
H T. WFITCoMB and Howard Morris
receivers of the Wisconsin Central have
made their final report as such and will
soon be discharged.
w. KELLNER, William and Adam
Bleser have completed the grading Of
that part of the plank road for which
they took the contract.
HENRY STOLE has just been awarded
a patent i'll Germany for a form Of Christ
mas tree. The patent promises to be
something of n wealth producer
KEITH & Co. began the work Of driv-
ing piles for the G. q N. W. on the new
dock that company is building here
There are two pile drivers at work.
REV MARTINEs MozEJUskI, pastor
OF the Polish Catholic congregation of
Two Rivers, died on Friday last at the
age of 10 He was in poor health for a
long time.
THOMAS GUJINSKI was arrested charg-
Ell with having stolen $3.50. 80 from Mrs.
George Muschel. He had his examina-
ton before Judge Cratic and was held
f)r trial in the circu court.
JOHN WALTERS, a steamboat turnkey.
stole pair of pants, some shirts and
other articles of clothing from Frank
Zeman He was arrested, brought be-
fore Judge Cratic and sent to jail for 90
days.
BISHOP MESSMER has issued circu
lar letter against Sunday night and Sa-
turday night dances and has directed
that the names of all Catholics arrang-
ing for these forbidden dances be report
ed to him.
GEORGE COOPER returned on Monday
from a two week say at Duluth. He
was supervising the ironing of a tug
which he owns and which works at Ash
land He says the tug had very pros
porous year.
EVERY one expects Indian Summer.
bat the continuous cold raises doubt as
to whether it will come at all this year
But then Indian Summer often comes as
late as November, and SO it is better TO
live in hope.
HERMAN SCHMITz is in receipt of Il
letter from Mr. and Mrs Maths KetteD-
hofen announcing tn eir safe arrival al
Antwerp. Maths says everything is
changed except the wine That is Just
as it used to be. "
THE Madison Seed Company is now
bringing the celery grown on the farm
owned by the company in ManitowocRap-
ids. They have three acres III all plant
ed to celery, and will have 100 loads
The company supplies almost all the
local trade.
THE excursion of the Press Club on
Sunday last was failure owing to the
weather Only 30 persons went. In
view of the conditions OF the weather
and the certainty there would be no inn
provement for that day, it is Il surprise
so many went.