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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09
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JUNE THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS

This usually the month in which the greatest preparations
are made and stock the condition meet the
requirements of the young couples.
For the Ladies' our Dress Goods Silks, Millinery Cloaks
and Suit Shoes etc. show such varied that
furnish complete outfit for the Bride
any price she wishes
For the Bridegroom have the finest
made Suits suitable for the Wedding day.
order such suit by expert tailor who superior
section of the State regarding fit and workmanship garments
The Bridegroom also find the finest line and
furnishing goods all kinds we'll Shoesin
him from head his
entire satisfaction.
AS to household goods different departments filled
with complete stock of the different kinds
Carpets Window Shades Linens eddng Crockery and Grocer
les We cannot into detail enumeratng the different
INES stock and too varied and the mention of
only part takes than have disposal
The best way get idea of what carry for
parties ocome to us and give show them wat
we have the different lines and sales people will be pleased
to assist them showing them what that
they might
We are confident that they will do this they will find just
what they looking for and things perhaps they havn
known of before which they may decide they want.
We repeat again. engaged couples
wedding outfit spendidy equipped satisfy your
wants.
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MiShiCOt

Chas Scheuer returned home from
Madison where he had been going to
school.
Miss Ruth Rick celebrated her birth
day last Sunday
Victor Yogi tooka spin on his wheel
to Gibson last Sunday.
The Wagner Concert Co will give a
concert at the Opera Hall Sunday June
II. a dance will take place after the
concert.
The Mishicot Literary society met
last Saturday evening but no program
WA carried out After the meeting
the Young folks danced till - o'clock
A number of onr young folks took in
the dance Mt Tisch Mills last Thursday.
otto lander, owner and editor OF the
Brilliun News. and wife are spending %
few days visiting friends and parents
f A Hall transacted business at
Two Rivers and Manitowoc last Friday
The ice machine in the brewery Is all
from ST Loui- to put up the standards.
Two missionaries are Mt the Catholic
church this week English sermon every
evening
Several men put mp the vineIs for the
Canning Company and are ready to
start Mt any time
Walter Leyenhagen was on the sick
list the past week
Rudolph Mei-sner fell from barn IN
Schoolsection one day last week and
was very seriously hurt
Anumber of schools closed last week
Among them was that Of w j. Spen
Ger and that Of Christ Wuellner
Richard Qui-torH of Wausau spent a
few days here visiting his parents
Munger Bros of Kewaunoe purchased
one of the planners from the Hoffman
Milling Co
Thomas Higgins, Christ Muth and
several other ManilowOC people looked
over the future street ear line. 1t does
not do much good II they don want to
build
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Francis Creek

Joseph Dvorak raised "A barn las'
Friday. Frank Dnchon who assisted in
the work. WAS slightly hurt
Adolph Swada raised u granary las'
week
A crew Of men -huRlei the roof OF
Stas,ings hall last week
Frank Lestina raised a granary last
week.
A large number OF our young peogle
attended the lecture given by DR. Franz
lska Sunday.
Joseph Frye, onr blacksmith, recently
purchased n machine which enables hin
% shoe almost any horse. even brunchot
Of the "gayest kind He also has on
hand some very fine buggies
John perou,ka il building new resi
dence opposite cheese factory
Anton Mueller Of Manitowoc wa
here IN business Thursday
A grand picnic aud bah will be- given
at Stastng- hall and park sunday June
10 The Marine band viii furnish th,
music Dancing in the afternoon and
evening Allare cordially invited t,
the good time
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ReedSyille

DR. and Mrs. Falge and children left
Saturday for IA week = visit with rela
tives mt Madison
Our school closed on Friday with a
picnic in Mueler's Grove.
Mr. NJ Guhin Of Dakota was in the
village Friday.
Mrs Busse entertained the teachers
and pupils of the Eighth Grade at
dinner Thursday evening
Mr. Sedl has resigned his position
and will engage in II more lucrative
profession
Mrs. John Hayden and Mrs Pat
Cahill were in the village Friday.
The village board has come to finish
in regard To the matter OF waterworks
and has taken mp new hobby. W.
are to have our village illuminated with
gas that is if the board can ever come
toa decision
Mr. and Mrs j, II Meany and Miss
Winifred Meany attended the concert ut
Cato Monday evening
Miss Alvina Schwalbe of Eaton is
visiting with friends in the village.
Miss Nell Cronin and f. f Meart2
attended the concert Mt Cato Monday
evening
Miss Name Steling left Tuesday for
AN extended visit with friends ut Moline
Mich
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CROWD AT JEWISH WEDDING
Over 400 At Marriage Supper Of David
Balknsky And Miss Lees

A big crowd of friends aud well
we'll wishers, from Sheboygan, Milwau-
kee, Oshkosh, Neenah, Kaukauna and
this city were present Sunday evening
at Shebovgan to witness the marriage
ceremony of David Balkinsky, of this
city and Miss Rebecca Lees, of Sheboy-
gan. The ceremony was performed
according to the full Hebraic ritual
Rabbits Cohen of Chicago and Arunjen,
of Sheboygan officiating. About 400
persons sat down to the supper which
was served after the ceremony.
The groom is connected with the
ManitOwoc Iron and Metal Company of
this city The young couple will reside
here
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Father GeissIer Celebrates Jubilee

celebrated at St Luke's church this
morning in a most impressive manner
Vicar General Fox of Green Bay and
several priests from neighboring par
ishes were present and assisted in the
ceremonial service This evening an
exhibition is to be given by the pupils
of st. Lukes parochial school in his
honor The Reverend Father is greatly
beloved by his parishioners and stands
high in the esteem OF all citizens -
Two Rivers Chronicle.
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KeIInerSyille

The dance at w Polfkas last Sun
day was largely attended
Henry Meianer of Mantowoc was here
last Monday
Froehlichs band and few more
players organized u new band called the
Kellnersville band
Quite few from here attended the
school entertainment and dance at
Meuchalvlle last Monday
Frank Shimanek of Green Bay was
here last Monday on business
Wanted, harnessmaker in this
town
f. Pfeffer is having his saloon en-
larged
Miss Mary Pinger is ut Algoma for a
visit with relatives
Mat Mleziva and his crew raised a
part Of barn for NJ j. keehan last
Tuesday.
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Maple Grove Village

| If looks as if the world is going to bt
flooded again instead Of burned there IL
so mnch rain falling.
OF the many and widely different
articles that have been given ~ presents
probably the rarest and most unique are
horticultural implements Yet there If
boy in our town, it is said who made
present Of such to Waysides worthy
scribe.
Although the crowd that attended the
dance given by the baseball team was
not very large, those present Will not De
quick to forget the elegant time they
had The arrangements made and also
the way in which the dance was con
ducted reflect not little credit on the
team and they in turn give the highest
thanks to the girls who assisted them.
We feel sorry that Cato should have
run behind while in the act OF Compel
ing with us.
John ROLAND was seen in our burg
this week
There is still small element in the
baseball team over which the charms OF
the farer sex hold too strong n sway
Manager Watt and Captain Morrlssey,
both Of whom are never touched by
such Influences, are doing all in their
power to rid the team Of the evil
The majority of our young people
spent Sunday afternoon at Reedsyilie
] = Watt our enterprising merchant
and j j Hogan our enterprislng nara
ware dealer, are doing large business
in the sale of buggies.
Your correspondent wishes to say
that this time the soul OF Thomas
Buchanan Reed did not take possession
of him, but he sincerely hopes that 1t
will before the next issue.
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MOTHER FREES HER SON..
Frank Berkeley, Of st. Nazianz. who
Beat Aged Woman. Let off Easy.

Frank Berkeley, of st. Nazianz, who
on his recent discharge, after ninety
day term in Jail for beating his aged
mother, was rearrested and given an
other ninety days for stealing several
articles from the Jail, has been re-
leased. His mother appeared Friday
and paid $25 fine and costs and re-
leased the young man from the peace
bonds under which he was held.
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Order for Proof of Wild
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-Co {


CTATE OF WISCONSIN-CouNT CouRT FOR
- MANITowoC County.
In the matter OF the estate of John ID.
Woodcock, deceased, In Probate.
An instrument in writing purportng to he
the last will and testament of John d. Woodcock
of the town OF Rockland, in said county, having
been delivered into said court.
And Ferdinand A. Woodcock of Rockland in
said county, having presented to said
court his petition in writing duly verified
representing, among other things that said
John D. Woodcock died testate Mt Rocklnnd
in said county, on the 2lst day of January, 1904;
that said instrument is the last will Of said de-
ceased and that Ferdinand A. Woodcock is
named therein as executor and praying that
said instrument be proven and admitted to
Probate and that letters testamentary he
thereon issued to Ferdinand A. Woodcock
1t is ordered: That said petition and the
matters therein be heard. and proofs of said
Last viii and Testament be taken, at a special
term of said county court. t. be held Mt the
Probate office In the CITY of Mantowoc. on
Tuesday. the 2sth day of June, 1874 Mt 10
o'clock A M.
And it is further ordered That notice Of
the time and place Of said hearing bc given by
publication hereof for three successive weeks
once each week previous to the time of said
hearing in the Mnnitowoc Pilot newspaper
published in said Manitowoc county.
Dated June LIST, 1904
nv the Court
JOHN CHLOUPEK Comfy Judge
Schmtz. Burke g. Cratic, Attorneys.
Publish June 39-l6
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The extreme heat cIoae confinement
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Bohman-tilIl Wedding

James Gin and Mary Bohman were
united IN marriage nj ~ Marys church
III Brillton lu-t Wednesday Father
1prnngrr Officiating After the eere.
inony the youug couple were escorted
to the home Of the brides parents where
all spent u pleasant afternoon and eve
ming Iour correspondent Joins with
their many friends in Wishing them a
0nR happy and prosperous future
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-09

Misses louisa Johannes aud Emma
Iander spent last Friday at Coopers
town with Eleonor lander, at her
school it being her last day On their
way home they stopped at Zander
where they visited until Saturday.
Invitations were sent ont for the
wedding Of Mr. Joseph Wegner and
Miss Kate Metz last week. The wedding
viii take place at the home of the
brides parents tomorrow.
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IastWifl

Messrs John Stahl and Fred Mahnke
~ Manitowoc visited at the home Of
August Eller Sunday
While ont hunting the other day Mr.
John Kritzke shot a young eagle II
was presented To William Zander who
will have the same stuffed
Miss Lillian WertRate. teacher Of our
District School, closed the same with M
interesting programme last Thursday
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kaSSOrl

Charles prit2l visited nj Cato over
Sunday
Miss Bloedoru who recently moved
from here to Linkville il reported
seriously i'll with appendicitis
Maurice Cohn spent Sunday ut Green
Bay.
Mrs Jacob Rank lr, il still -eri-
ouslv i'll and her recovery Is doubtful
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FREE FL0UR-GOLD MINE
If it doesn't please, costs you nothing
Ask Mic Schimmel, Mishicott Wis
Chance For Somebody

On the inside of the cover to a crate
of Strawberries from Arkansas, received
at Monroe, was WI itten in good business
style the following
Miss Maggie Broyles Pennington,
Arkansas, have "A i0acre farm. An
swer soon. "
Miss Alice Gamma way, Rhea, Ar
kansas Have "A lot and house in Rhea
worth II, 600 Answer SOON"
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Final Settlement

Final Settlement
IN PROBATE MANr owoc County CouRT.
In the matter Of the estate Of Anton Hallada
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Thercsia
Hallada of the estate OF said deceased for the
nd iustment and allowance of his admiuistra-
ton account land the assignment of the residue
Of said estate to such other persons ns are by
law entitled to the same);
II IL ordered that said account he examined.
adjusted and allowed at n special term OF said
Court to he held ut the Office of the County Judge
in the City OF Manitowoc. in said County, on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1904.
1t IL further ordered, that upon the adjust
mentand allowance OF such account by this
Court a. aforesaid the residue OF said estate
be- bv the further judgment of this Court as
signed to such persons a. are 10y law entitled
to the same.
II IL further ordered, that notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance OF
such account, and OF the assignment Of tho res
idue Of said Estate, he given to all persons in
terested by publication Of the order for three
successive weeks, before said day. in the Man
itowoc Pilot. weekly newspaper printed and
published at the City Of Manitowoc and State
of Wisconsin.
Dated June End 1904
BY the Court
John Chloupek, County Judge.
Healy & Joyce Attorneys
Publish June1-l4-3l
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Events of a Week Gathered In
by Correspondents
Branch

on Sunday last the Kossuth Bras
Band met DR.. FIR lska, OF chicago
and escorted him to kellnersville wher'
he made speech under the auspices o.
the lodge there A ball followed in thu
evaning and few our young mel
attended All report good time,
A leap year party was heid az '"'
home Of Miss Emma Kuhl Sunday
Mr. Falge was seen going through
our village Tuesday on his way to Reeds
Vile
Miss Emma shaffer visited at Reeds
Vile on Sunday
koerner. Simmer Wedding.
Niss Anna Koerner of Branch ana
Frank Simmer Of Manitowoc both are
well known yonng people ana we WISH
them prosperous journey through me-
Miss Mont of Neenah visited WIN iei
nncle. Fred Rank for few days.
The small daughter and son OF fsrd
Rank are SIC.
George Mittnacht the Madison Htatioh
school teacher Is right in II now
farming
Takers For MenchaIville Offer
Wanted to find out whether that
ogea in the Menchalsyille news last
week il genuine az few Of our boys
are willing to take it mp, with the eA'
ception Of wearing the white vest
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Crcditors)

Notice to Crclitors)
IN PROBATE Manitawoc County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Anton Ourada
Deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters on said estate having boon issued
TO Matthias Ourada on the II day of May A. ID.
1904 and six months from after said day heng
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
will on November End 1874 at the Probate
Office in the City of Manitowoc, in said Coun-
and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased
Dated May II 1904
JOHN CHLOUPEK County Judge
Pub May ~, "a. June o
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The school of c. f Schimel closed
this week.
The work nj the Catholic cemetery
of fixing up ond leveling the ground Is
being completed.
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Constipation causes two-thirds of all
sickness in the world. Why suffer when
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you we'll? 30
cents. Tea or tablet form F. G.
Buerstatte.
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mouaban-I.innane wedding

The marriage Of susan Monahan 10
Joseph Linnane took place at 10 o c'och
last Wednesday morning June Isl a' 'he
Maple Grove Catholic Church 'ns i'o''
o'Connel officiating, Miss Maud Mona
han, sister Of the birdie, was maui VI
honor. and Edward Linnane brother VI
tho groom, was best man AlOer 'ne
ceremony was performed the guests
drove over to the brides parents III
Wayside and did ample justice 10 "
snmptuous wedding breakfast. / ne
day wedding was confined largely 10 '"e
married people and in the evening d
reception and dance were gwen 10 'ne
young people at Monahan nan
Clancy's Orchestra furnished the music
and all present thoroughly enjoyed 'he
evening.
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We are all looking forward to ah
other Wedding next Wednesday.
pasiy had three invitations to the
leap year party at Cato, Friday eve
ming. Wonder which one he accepted
or if accepted all
Jerry received three also but NJ
thought 1t is more blessed to give
than 10 receive, 30 he extened IN IN
yitation to the lady Of his choice aht
they attended the Maple Grove dance
which was not leap year affair
Miss Ella Clary will close very
snccessful term Of school next Friday
with picnic She will Hpend nor
vacation ut her home in Green Bay
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BerthoId Schwantner Dead

Bcrthod Schwantncr died euddcnly
Thursday at his home near here in the
town Of l}rillion He war sixty six
wears old aud an tx soldier Of the Civil
War His remains were inferred at the
Lutheran cemetery near Knsson sunday
afternoon
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For Sale or Rent.

Saloon Property in good condition
with or without farm of l0i acres under
high state of cultivation Fine locations
in the village of Maple Grove, Wis.
Call on or address.
NJ j MULLINS.
jul Maple Grove Wis
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CeIlteryiIle
The grand ball at the Liberty Hail
had II large attendance Sunday
Runaway Delays Train Half Hour.

On Tuesday VIM Kammlnn Of
Meeme, while unloading hogs ut Cleve
land had quite m accident His horses
took fright and ran along the G. q N
w Ry tracks while the D06 u. nj.
Horih bound train was pulling ont The
train was stopped and the horses
passed between the elevator and
coaches Then the frantic animals ran
into II telegraph pole, the latter break
ing of halfway from the top and
smashing against the side Of the
passenger coaches, breaking couple Of
windows and frightening the passen-
gers The wires entangled the coaches
and delayed the train for half an hour.
Nobody was injured
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Into each life some rain must fall,
Wise.people don't ait down and bawl
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain Tea
Mt night. L. G. Buerstatte.
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/aBders School Closes

The flanders school closed for is
simmer vacation last Friday a mum
Der Oh visitors assembled 10 hear the
last days recital and program Anton
O Schauer made an address 10 the pm
pills, telling them If the vital impor
tance Of an education and q the nerer
sity Of coming 70 school regularly 10 Oh
tain the same The teacher in charg,
was g. Walton Sladky
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The year old child Of Wenzel Stangel
day last at the ST Josephs church. Carl
ton.
The County Line House and much
improved lately by painted
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Stangel Chaiupsky Wedding

The wedding Of Nary Ntangel and
Joseph Chalup-ky was celebrated here
last Tuesday after the services AT st
Mary's church the guests removed 10
the home Of the bride where good
time awaited them The 'Ti-ch mlr
orchestra played FOR thc occasion
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MANlTOWOC MARKET.
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Ben
Eft of Farmers

The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce as report
cd for The Pilot on June 9,
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Sure death to bugs. Kills every time.
Sherwin Williams Paris Green.
For sale by THE F. J. BLEsoH HOWE
Co. Cor 9th and Buffalo SITS. June 3 II
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Doesn't Like Kansas

Geo Schuette who left FOR Kansas
some time ago writes that he doesn I
like the country Mt all He says Wis
consin il the best place after all He
says that they have very bad roads and
that there il very little to be earned 70,
II man So. boys, better stay in Wis
consin that's Georges advice.
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John Kohn has completed painting
the smokestack on Keime Bros mill II
was Johns first experience working on
snch n high scale.
Mrs VIM keiin is back from visit
to her parents in Milwaukee
The brick manufacturers made their
first brick Tuesday RAINY weather
prevented them from starting sooner
The farmers NIL wish for warmer and
dryer weather ~ the potatoes and corr
are somewhat ruined by the rain nj
ready
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DR. and Mrs Falge and children lef
Saturday for week visit with rela
tives mt Madison