The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-11-16
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1899.


THE festive fly refuses to admit that
summer has passed.
EVERY day of fine weather operates to
reduce the price of fuel.
THE corrugated iron is being put on
the elevator annex this week
THE Manitowoc footbnll team plays
at Marinette on Saturday next.
THE good times" have not been able
to knock out the tramp nuisance.
A BELL was put in st, Pauls church
on st. Clair street on Saturday last
THERE are now 1S persons in the hos
pital of the Holy Family in this city
FARMERS fear it will freeze up this
fall without rains which are so neces-
sary,
FARMERS are not wholly satisfied with
the improvements made on the so-called
plank road
JUDGE KIRwAN opened the term of
circuit court for Fond du Lac county on
Tuesday last.
DR. HUwACEK who has been located
at Racine is about to open dentist Of
fee in this city.
JOB WORK at The Pilot Office has been
rush for several weeks, necessitating
neglect of other things not equally press
ing.
SCARLET fever is having quite run
in the city. 1t is said that there are al
so a number of cases of diphtheria, but
this is doubted.
IT IS announced that Eugene Bressler
formerly of this city and Miss Clara
Johnston also former resident of this
city are to be married this week.
THE ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give their annual New England sup
per next Wednesday evening They will
begin serving at half past five o'clock.
HERMAN LoRENzoN who for some
time has been troubled with nervous
difficulty is now able to be around and
is rapidly recovering from his trouble
THE whaleback Christopher Columbus
was put in the dry dock on Saturday
last. Something was wrong with her
key and an investigation was thought
desirable
IT was found necessary To move Mi
chtel Gallagher of Newton to the city
where he could receive proper medical
treatment. He is at his sons house ON
the south side.
THERE was quite fine meteoric dis
play at o'clock ON "Wednesday morning.
Although it was cloudy during the main
at the time mentioned.
WITH large feet of boats laid up here
this winter, which now seems probable
the repairs done during the winter and
the fitting ont in spring will add mater
tally to our business,
THOMAS HAYES has been promoted
to the position of engineer of passen-
ger train his run being from Fond du
Lac to Marshfield. He has taken up his
residence in Fond du Lac,
A. J. ScHMIT1 says that this judicial
circuit should be reducedin size, that the
business has increased to such an extent
that it is wholly beyond the ability of
one man to manage it.
JOHN BACON has handed III his resig-
nation TO the express company The on
ly question is one of compensation and
it is quite probable Mr.. Bacon will re-
ceive the advance he asks.
J. HENRY CARROLL of Rocklani shot
wildcat on Sunday last and on Mon
day filed his claim with the county clerk.
He receives So for the deed 81 from the
county and s. from the state.
THE docks of John Schuette have been
busy place this week and portion of
last. de usually receives about 5000
tons of land plaster rock each year and
it is coming in this season in a lump.
SCFREITER concocted new advertis-
ing soheme last week by putting bank
notes on his shoes III the show window
to indicate the price. People thought
the money was = 60 with the shoes