The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-08-03

week from CcOnomoWoc where Sne WAS
visiting her brother who is assisting i'll a
railway survey.
L. w. Ledwina who has been attend
ing the summer school at Whitewater,
completed the work this week and Is IN
the city to-day.
HARVEST work has been delayed by
the rain of last night.
Mrs. VIM MURPHY arrived home yes
terday from her visit in Canada.
THE Jolly Cooper of Silver Lake, has
hardly tsme to visit the city so busy Is he
kept entertaining parties at his hotel
Miss Lillian Langenkamp left last
night for Marinette She will spend Il
three weeks vacation there and at Mack
mac
MIR. RILEY of Kings Bridge says
there was heavy rain i'll that section on
Tuesday night 1t was but light at
fair in the city.
Co. H. leaves next Saturday for Camp
Douglas for the annual encampment
They will go with other companies by
special train.
REIF q BURT will put up a building
on the Salak q Spindler property, just
west of Salak's store and continue their
.1l al,oo h,,cina-c tbarp
Mrs. SCHROEDER, mother OF Mrs Ed
ward Brey, died at the home Of her
daughter in this city on Thursday OF last
week at the advanced age of 81 years.
THE machinery at the Northwestern
coal docks was started up Wednesday
1t is reported that the Reiss company
has leased the docks only temporarily.
THE Rahr Guards are camping out at
Centerville this week Two of them
while fishing off the pier there on Tues
day night, fell off and into the lake.
They were rescued without difficulty.
----
SOME omissions will be found in the
market report this week. Prices on the
new crop are so variable that 1T was
thought best not to report them until
they become more stable.
CHRISTIE OLSON who was arrested at
Sturgeon Bay for obtaining goods under
false pretenses, pleaded guilty before
County Judge Masse of Door ON Satur-
day last and was sentenced to Waupun
fer one year.
PETER Brady of Liberty says a bug is
at work in the stems of growing wheat
and is doing great harm. The stem
breaks at the point where the bug oper-
ates A great amount of wheat is down
in this manner.
AUGUST RUSCH of Rockland was ad-
judged insane on Monday and was taken
to Oshkosh on Tuesday by Sheriff Lehr-
man The cause of his insanity was ex-
cessive drink. Gus Mueller was appoint
ed guardian of his child.
DIR. KUTCHIN the noted specialist will
be at The Williams Thursday, Aug.
10th One day only All suffering from
chronic diseases should see him at once
as he never fails in diagnosis and cures
the most stubborn cases.
THE marriage fever is abating. Clerk
lander issued only two licenses for the
week They are Hugo Pautzrom and
Title Hendorf both of the city and were
married on Tuesday Frank r. Maurer
of Ada, Sheboygan county and Mary
Schuette of Newton
GEORGE BROCK who was arrested
charged with having stabbed Kijofsky,
saloonkeeper, was discharged by Judge
Cratic Brock, it seems, suffered more
than the saloonkeeper and was so badly
beaten that he was unable to care for
himself after having quit the saloon.
THE members of st. Paul's church of
this city pleasantly surprised their pas
tor, Rev Mr.. Rogne, and his wife in the
Sunday school room of the church on
Monday evening. The two We're invited
there 60 an entertainment but a part of
the proceedings was the presentation to
him of splendid sideboard with all the
necessary furnishings.
DURING the civil war, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one of the most troublesome diseases the
army had to contend with. In many in
stances it became chronic and the old sell
diers still suffer fromit Mr. David Tay-
Tor of Wind Ridge, Greene CO., Pa, is
o e of these He uses Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and says he never found anything that