The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-08-17

Tise manitomnc pilot.
THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1899.
WIN. ToRRIsoN is enjoying vacation
at Mackinac this week.
CHARLES BoURIL returned ON Tues
day from visit to Sault Ste Marie.
THE publication of a communication
on Training Schools had TO be postponed
until next week.
CHARITY COoTwAY has returned from
her northern visit accompanied by Miss
Lolita Wright of Escanaba Michigan.
MRS. FRASER and Mrs. Canrighl en-
tertained number OF lady friends al
the residence of the former on Saturday
last.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. r. FONTAINE OF
Grand Rapids this state, We're in the city
Yesterday Mrs. Fontaine was on hel
way to Manistee. Mich.
AN old gentleman named Sonnenberg,
a resident of Newton was badly gored by
bull ON Tuesday afternoon. He had
some ribs broken and was gored by the
horns of the animal.
THE Goodrich company is enclosing
the shed which lies west OF its ware
house. There is nothing in the line OF
comfort here for which this company has
not made ample provision.
GEORGE GIBSON has purchased the
-four and feed business of John Smith
and will take charge next Monday. he
will increase the stock kept on hand and
will no doubt do good business as Mr.
Gibson is enterprising and attentive tt
his customers.
THE steamer Sheboygan on her last
trip north had on board lad 10 years
old who had come unattended from Ger
many and was on his way to Egg Har
Dor. He could not speak English and tt
all INQUIRIES gave his name. Hendrickson
He had a tag attached to button hole
which gave the name of his destination
A. J. ENDRESs was injured on Tues
dav evening by falling from his whee
near the Northwestern depot. He Is un
able to say how the accident occurred
His weight came ON one shoulder anc
splintered the bone The shock made
him unconscious and he had to be car
ried home. One of his lower limbs i:
badly bruised. His injuries are painful
though not at all serious.
Carl. DOERSCHNER of Newton was
badly injured in his harvest field on Sat
urday by being run over by a binder. He
had left his team standing to attend tc
some other duties. The horses became
frightened and ran away. Doerschnel
in trying to stop them got i'll front or the
team and was run down, the binder pas
sing over him One arm was fearfHlly
lacerated. He sustained other injuries
but will soon recover.
FOLLOWING is list of persons tC
whom marriage licenses have been issued
during the week: Nick Schnur, Fond
du Lac and Gertrude Arms, Kiel; Ed
ward Grumann, Dawson, Alaska and
Theresa Benzinger, Mishicott; William
Schleiter, Madison and Katie Radl Man
itowoc; James Ebert, Whitelaw and An
ME Fritch, Franklin; Adolph Kadow
Manitowoc and Title Rathsack, Mantle
voc: Charles H. Wacholz, Two Rivers
and Johanna Caroline Schwartz, Two
Rivers.
MICHAEL NESPOJANE was very seri
ously injured on Tuesday. He had driv
en- from his farm near the Branch and
was about to put his team up in Ignatz
Stanzels barn. He had partially I'M
hitched the team when they became
frightened by traction engine and start
ed to run away. In his efforts to hold
them Mr. Nespojane was thrown down
and one of the horses fell on him. -Four
of his ribs are broken and his lungs are
injured DR.. Luhman says he is in "A seri.
Gus condition but has hopes of his recov-
cry.
Rev Mr.. Gray, Henry Hinrichs, Geo.
Cooner and Will Fpchter went ont To ST
Nazianz yesterday. 1t is the first time
the trio accompanying Mr.. Gray will
find it necessary to yield to repressive
influence while ON trip of this kind.
The beautiful weather, fine roads and
the exhilaration coming from rand move