The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-05-26

ManltoWoc.
MARRIED-In this village, on the
10Th inst, by the Rev. G. c. Symes,
Mr.. Nathan Winters, of the town of
Gibson, and Miss Sarah Ward, of the
village of Manitowoc.
OLIVER wendell HOMES SAYS
"Our brains are seventy year clocks
The Angel of life winds them up once
for all, he closes the doors, and gives
the key into the hands of the angel of
resurrection.
1t is rumored that twenty thousand
Swedes and NorwegianS are getting in
readiness to embark for the United
States early in the coming summer
and many of them seeking their homes
in Wisconsin.
THE NEW BANK-The proprietors
Of the Lake Shore Bank have removed
that institution into their new quarters
on York street, nearly opposite the
ll''i OIlSC' Lie HcN bulllllIS llo-
sents neat and tasty appearance, and
is a decided improvement to the local
ity in which it is built.
DIED AT Two Rivers, on the 23rd
inst, Peter Mclaughlin, aged 22years.
The deceased was born in County
Down, Ireland, and was remarkable
for his sobriety and industry, and
much respected by all his friends and
acquaintance. May his soul rest in
peace.
THE FIRST or THE SEASONING
are indebted to the kindness of William
Robinson, Esq, of the town of Kossuth
for Il quantity of mammoth pie-plant,
which he left at our Office on Monday
last. This kind remembrance of the
printer is not the only obligation we
owe to our friend from kossuth. We
are indebted to him as one of the first
of our friends, since our advent to this
county-for continual evidences of
kind feeling towards the PILOT, and
its editor. William is a Simon pure
Democrat. one of the fearless and
faithful, who serve the party from
devotion to principle, and who seek
no reward therefor except the success
of those principles.
rrNEENrTN EVE NE,ApS AGO
George Patchen, boy II years Of
age, son of DR.. Patchen, was quite
seriously, if not fatally hurt, on Mon
day, 10y being thrown from horse
which he was riding. The horse rear
ed up for some reason, and threw the
boy: while falling he was kicked and
lay unconscious for two hours and
bled profusely. 1t is feared he is in
jured internally, and the injuries to
the skull may prove quite serious,
The family are entitled to sympathy,
as a brother of this boy was lost last
August 10y drowning.
MAltklflp.
Benson -Tufts-On the 25th day of
May, 1888, at the residence of the
brides parents at Manitowoc Rapids,
r. ID. Smart County Judge officiating,
Milton II. Benson to Eliza S. Tufts
daughter of John s. Tufts.
Mr. and Mrs. Rankin reached Mani
towoc on Friday evening. Mr.. Rankin
looks quite well when the severe sick
ness through which he passed is
considered.
Chris Larson and James Ryan, both
being numbered among the intelligent
and prosperous farmers of the county,
made calls at the PILOT Office yes
terday.
Max Rahr is at present on the re-
tired list having wrenched his knee
quite badly. --
W. II. Nelson of CATO was a caller
at the PILOT office Tuesday.
Jos. Stephenson of Liberty has sold
his farm and will move to Florida.
Joe Koelzer is now the proprietor
of hotel at Amigo.
ID. J. Mahoney will leave for Chicago
tomorrow, having resigned his posi-
tion at Schuette's store for the pur-
pose of entering a larger field. The
firm presented him with a costly gold
watch as a token of the esteem in which
he was held.
John Schrihardt has leased his
brewery to Louis KunZ and Dan Bleser
for number of years and will retire
from the business entirely. Mr..
Bleser has disposed of his agricultural
implement business to Joseph Vein
further and Peter Endress. Mr..
Schrihart will 90 to Europe next
month to remain for some time.
James kirwan of Fond du Lac is
visiting relatives in the city this
week
John Nagle leaves Milwaukee today