The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-09-07
The mamitoauoc Elliot.
Manitowoc, Thursday, Sept. Z, 1899.

had their pienics Both were successful.
TIE county court was kept unusually
busy on Tuesday. On tkat day new
eases were taken up.
THE stores did not close in this city on
Labor Day. There was no observance
except the display of flags.
THOMAS PEPPARD of Neeme who
came to the city to receive treatment
has about fully recovered
The court house has number of ex-
pert croquet players. They are under
the tutelage of DIR Luhman.
THE hardware men are not kicking
particularly on the advance in price of
the articles in which they deal
THE Business College at this place has
now 81 students, 16 of whom are for one
year and 3 for shorter period
CHARLES OVERT of Tisch Mills, who
was hurt two months ago by falling off
his wheel died on Thursday last
THE hottest OF the year was Saturday
last. 1t was scorcher notwithstand-
ing that stiff wind was blowing.
QUITE number of ducks have already
been bagged at the little Manitowoc.
There We're some mallards as well as teal
THE weather is duplicating that of last
year when the early days of September
Were made almost uncomfortable by heat
HUGO SUHRER of Centerville who was
arrested on complaint Of John Hoeffner
for assault and battery was discharged
JUDGE KIRwAN has re-appointed X.
K. Roble of Liberty jury commissioner.
This is Mr.. Robes second term of SER
vice.
THE fine elm trees on the corner of
Quay and Eighth have been cut down
Beauty must always make way for bust
ness.
JAMES DEMPSEY has opened a saloon
and cafe in the building used by the r.
G, Shove Banking Co. The rooms have
been elegantly fitted up.
THE repairs being made on the north
pier vt the harbor this summer are qnite
extensive. Two hundred and fifty feet
of cribs are undoing repairs,
REV. Mr.. MACHMULLER of this city
was a classmate at the Northwestern
University of Supt Flavin who commit
suicide about two weeks ago.
OTTO LANDER of The Brillion News
has proven to be II valuable addition tc
the Calumet village. A little daughter
arrived at his place on Monday last
THE long continued drouth was brok
en- by a heavy shower on Monday night
1t was a very heavy shower and was ac.
companied by thunder and lighting.
HENRY HINRICHs is now through with
work on his residence The improve
ments made are practically arebuild and
give him a commodious and attractive
home,
Rev Mr. O. p Chistian and family
are spending the week in the city. Ow-
ing to sickness Mr.. Christian has not
been in charge of a church since last
June
GEORGE KENNEDY has A men EN-,
ployed in fixing up the coal sheds on the
lake front. The improvements there are
quite extensive and are now about half
completed
BUTTERFLIES are exceedingly numer-
Gus this month in the city. This is par
ticularly true of lawns where shade trees
may be found. This means a plentiful
crop Of caterpillars.
On account of its being Labor Day a
sufficient number of aldermen did not
attend the council meeting ON Monday
evening to constitute quorum and an
adjournment was had until Thursday.
FROM catalogue of the National Uni
versity at Washington, D. c., it is learn
ed that DIR. Joseph Pospisiel, formerly of
this city, is one of the demonstrators of
the medical and dental department.
JERE TooMEY has another dog "a bull
dog Jere pretends to disapprove of
lighting qualities in a dog, but when he
says this one is no good for fighting,
there is a sorrowful cadence in his voice
W. c. Spindler superintendent of the
Milwaukee Ioor house, was in the city
ON Tuesday. He went out to St NaZ
ians 10 take Mrs. Schumacher to his iii
stitution She is Milwaukee charge
ARCHIBALD l.. NASH of this city pass
ed the bar examination held III Milwau
kee last week The number of appli
cants was very large and IA passed Mr.
Nash is TO be congratulated on his sue
cess.
FRED Posi- was arrested on Sunda,
LIST by Chief Pierce ON complaint of 10
semi c. Smith for assault and batter,