The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-14
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER Z, 1899.

CAPTAIN STINES is again running
this way, on steamboat of course.
A BABY girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kucera on Monday
last.
THE Wisconsin Central has leased ter
minals in Chicago using those OF the
Illinois Central.
LOOK for the eclipse Of the moon on
Saturday next. You need not stay up
"a it starts in early.
Michael and John Haney, the former
of Algoma, the latter of kewaunee were
in the city on Monday last.
WOOD commands good price now
and those farmers having quantity on
hand are making some money,
SANTA CLAUS season Of popularity Is
now at hand He will outrank all our
national heroes until the holiday season
closes.
WILL NENZLAFF celebrated an ami
versary of his birth on Friday. The
chief feature of the celebration was
sneezing
CANNING plants are being put up
throughout the eastern part of this state.
The canning business is quite apt to be
overdone.
PITz q KENNEDY completed the Al
bert Landreth company's warehouse on
Saturday last and turned it over to the
company,
A. J. SCHMITz is Il regular Irishman
in his opposition to England. He'd be n
Fenian if he were old enough ut the
close of the COS.
JUDGE KIRWAN had murder case on
his hands at Fond du Lac last week and
was thereby prevented from coming
home on Sunday.
PRESIDENT KRUGER should come over
to the United States and be "A candidate
in 1900 His popularity would carry
him through ahuking.
MAX RAHR has discovered that his
meteorite is nothing more than a plebian
stone and was never mp in the air unless
if was thrown by some small boy.
WARREN HILL of Amigo who was
here last week, says the best farmers in
Langlade county are Bohemians who
We're former residents of this county.
Mrs. BERNARD, JACOBS of this city
died on Saturday last She was born in
Liberty in 1868 and was married i'll 1887
The cause of her death was consumption
r. b. EVANS prominent lawyer of
Baraboo is critically i'll and his physi-
clans hold ont no promise of recovery
He is a brother of Principal Evans of
this city.
LOUIS ANDERSON has all the work on
his new building which required nice
weather, completed and now he sings
with fervor BLOW away We stormy
winds
Mrs. ELIJAH HoUGHToN of this city
died on Saturday morning last of con
sumption of the lungs. She was % years
old and was married to Elijah Houghton
Jun, in 1897.
Mr.. SCHUETTE, who is the successor
of The Miller Company in putting in ce-
ment sidewalks says there was Just about
as much cement sidewalk put in this year
as tn are was last.
OLD Winter made bit of buster
on Monday but quietly agreed on Tues
day to postpone his rights of success ion.
Fine weather seems to have mortgage
on the closing months of 1899
ONE o: Schuette Bros delivery horses
and a. Engels delivery horse ran away
on Friday. One of the drivers. Chris.
tiansen was thrown ont and hurt. Char
ley Huchthausen says he distinguished
himself III assisting to stop the runaways
Two Mormon elders are at work il
Sheboygan. They make house to hous,
canvass and distribute literature They
a 50 hold meetings. They will be assisted
soon by two more missionarit 5. 1t is Their
purpose to include this city in their fielC
o missionary work
THERE is no man in the CITY who take
more interest III the Tra1 svaal war thar
does p J. 3 esch and there is no man il
the city who is better informed. He i.
a Doel througa a. d through and rejoice.
at every success achieved by the army
If the Dutch Republic. Tie Beers give
LIZ eause or freauent rejoicing.