The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-11-09

The manitowor Rilaf.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1898.
JUDGE John Walsh and wife of Re
waunee were visiting in the city. this
week
Mrs. K. MEIENBURG of South Eighth
Str died Nov of cancer aged 90. Fun
eral services Saturday afternoon.
JOHN BRANDT is preparing plans for
an ice house on his property on 18th
street. The house is TO be 100 100.
JUDGE KIRwAN handed in his decision
in the Simon Sladky case yesterday. Mrs.
Sladky is granted the divorce she sought.
DR.. HENRY is now happy. He sue
ceeded in killing deer this week and
didn't have far to go from camp to do it,
either.
CARL WITZMANN of the Light House
Service and Olga Kaems of this city We're
married Sunday evening at the Luther
an parsonage.
HENRY HAMILTON grew tired of re,
manning ont at camp in northern Min
nesota for cold weather and returned
home on Sunday.
Mr. DANIEL VoGEL of Bay City Mich.
has accepted the position of teacher va
Gated by w. Amling, and will arrive with
his family in few weeks.
MONDAY next is the day set for the
end of the world 1t is fortunate the
thing was delayed until the Sharkey-
Jeffries fight was pulled off.
SOME parties have under considera-
ton the opening of brickyard mt Two
Rivers The brick to be manufactured
will be made of sand and cement.
THE fellow who stole the shoes from
Pierre Burt's store was arrested by the
police. He gave his name as Emil Ko-
mile, but denied having stolen anything.
He came from Green Bay, he said, but
belonged to the old country and he was
going back to it as a poor man can not
get work here. The shoes were not re-
covered Judge Anderson gave him 1C
days in Jail
THE Brillion News under the editorial
management of Otto Zander is rapidly
taking place among the able country
weeklies of the state. Mr. Zander may
follow his own convictions more closely
than he does the trend of sentiment in
the locality he serves, but his patrons
will eventually respect him the more
highly for this. He is giving the people
of Brillion and adjacent country a paper
which well deserves their patronage
THE dwelling house of Mrs. James
O'Grady OF Meeme was destroyed by fire
on Friday of last week. 1t was not oc-
,cupied by Mrs O'Grady but was leased
to Julius Osier. He was assisting a
neighbor threshing at the time the fire
occurred and the family was likewise
out The cause of the fire is unknown.
Most of the furniture was destroyed, a
little being saved by neighbors Mr..
Osier had 800 saved up which was in
the building when it was burned,
THERE are number of unique feat
ures in connection with the Sczypansky
case. The officer who went out the day
before the grain was seized to reconnoi-
ter, in his search entered, the granary.
The old lady was watching him and
when he was inside locked the door and
kept him prisoner FOR some time.
The old man and his wife were brought
before Judge Anderson yesterday charg-
ed with resisting an officer. The case
was put over until Monday and probably
will not be heard then.
COUNTY Clerk lander issued the fol,
lowing licenses, during the week
Bonnie B. Johnson and Olga W.
Schwalbe both of Eaton, VIM. Happen
Meme and Augusta Meter, Liberty,
Frank Hanek, New Denmark and Katie
Radaj, Franklin, John Muza and Anna
Stef both of Franklin Herman Grabs
Kiel and Mary Baltz, Schleswig, Philip
Schneider, Brillion and Anna Hagen
stein, Maple Grove, Adolph Svejda and
Annie Cesler, Kossuth, J. E. Wetten
kamp and Emily Kaems, Manitowoc Ra
pids, Henry Tegge and Maggie Bach,
Two Rivers Edward Burns and Emily
Schneider, Meme. M. F. Bledorn, Bril-
lion and Maggie Mancoske, Maple Grove.
QUICK DETECTION AND ARREST.
L.. L.