The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], August 16, 1900, Image 1

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VOLUME XLL—NO. 45,
OVERSI,OOO,OOO EXPENDED
DURING THE PAST YEAR IMPROV
ING MANITOWOC PROPERTY.
The Pilot Makes a Careful Researchv is
Absolutely Within th/ i-'
the M
jlerrill is
CITY HAS HADE EVteime of
The Growth Shows it is Not Ephemeral But Solid
And healthy.
No Other City Of The State Can Compete With Tlanitowot.
It will surprise ;i great many persons
in Manitowoc when they read tin* state
ment that the improvements made the
past year aggregate upwards of a mil
lion dollars.
A careful estimate has been made hy
The Pilot and the figures to prove this
fact are presented in this week's issue.
In preparing the tabulated statement
the new elevator of the North Grain
company was included for the reason
that that plant was not fullycompleted
until the present year. The Burger
Bros, contract work, exnlnsive of the
Goodrich Transportation company's
work, though it does not exactly come
under the head of improvements, it
was work actually done in the city.
But with this item left out it is be
lieved that the total valuation of all
improvements won’u still be sl.uoii.immi
RECAPITULATION,
General Improvements = - $718,700
Stores and Residences - 192,600
City Improvements - 70,500
Contemplated Work - - 63,000
GRAND TOTAL - - - ~M>44,800
City I phovemkntkk
Paving Eighth and ('oinmen nil St- - vinoi
Improving Streets IS.em
Improving Parks
New Sewers
Dredging Harltor fl.fioi
Pul ilk-Lit miry 1..00
#7(t,.VKi
Urscpjki. Improvements.
Malting Cos. Plant.. s 125,(tm
Burger cV Burger Ts.euo
Northern i >rain tmpanv
(tnodrii'h Trans, nnnnain irai.iKMi
Remodeling Win. Ruhr Suits'Plant Ts.iih
Seating Cos i.iKKi
Land <t- Salt compiuiy .‘•.(am
Reiss 1 oal c mpary 111 DUO
Wi—nsin (lent raj ctimpnny 10.IKM
Northwestern Railway company 35.n0n
Pickling company . lo.nm i
Gas com] any kmi o
William Hess Boiler Works Hn.itiiti
Manitowm- Water Works eomiiany in.nnn |
Adams Coal eompany 15.0 m j
Ker<-her Bros Addition 1.000 i
Manitowoc Cycle Works 2,0011
Smalley Manufacturing eomiiany. Too
S7IS Too
Residences ami Stores
Architect Ra ther'
N. Sixth Street
Cornelius Matson residence. , emodelod ijjoo
S. Eleventh Street
John Marquardt. residence i.ooo
Mrs. W. F. Uicke residence, rcmodi-led 1 Too
8. Twentieth street
Oscar Lindliohn. residence Finn
Frank Kercher. residence 1 .son
S. Sixteenth Street
Frank Polen. residence I 000
Max Aumann. residence 1.500
N. Eighth Street
Norwegian Lutheran church 12.000
Dr. Paine, addition to office 1.3d0
T Torrison company 1.000
First Presbyterian church.. 500
Thirteenth Street
T. W. Umnus, residence l.Too
S. Eighth Street.
Ous Fehrs Block remodeled 5.000
Win. Rochoff. residence 3.500
Franklin and Thirteenth Street
Joseph Auermiller addition 2,000
Commercial Street
John LanWrg. addition. . . 1.300
L. .1. Anderson, block 0.000
Washington Street
Henry Westphal. addition 2,'fit
North and Buffalo
O. .1 1 Heat rh, store, . 1 SOU
BRYAN Cl I H IS
ORGANIZED AND Till
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Tht; Democrats of Manitowoc organ
izcdf! Bryan club at the Democratic
headquarters in White n hall lust night.
These officers were chosen:
President Thomas liobinson
Vice President Peter Kornelly.
S. I’etary John Hallada.
Treasurer .1, Potrasek.
Ai. advisory committee, composed of
three persons from each ward, was also
selected.
THE MANITOWOC PILOT.
The €.
give H Si(.
ianz, Amr“
take VARY RAPID STRIDES
for the reason that a lower estimate has
been placed on some property than it
actually will cost, and it is probable
that a considerable number of new
buildings have been overlooked.
Even if the sum total did not quite
represent the result m-vertlm
less is remarkable considering that many
building projects contemplated were
abandoned on account of the high price
of material.
No city in the state the present year,
outside of Milwaukee, can make a- fine
a showing.
The statement has also been prepared
earlier than is customary, the building
season being still far from closing and
it is likely a considerable number of res
ideuces will be erected before winter
sets in. *
The figures are given below.
North Eleventh street
Thomas Windiate block (i.ooo
Michigan Avenue.
Remodeling Sexton's house, ecmetcry I son
Architect Teigen
S. Thirteenth Street
East Wisconsin Canning company. . l.Vooo
York Street
Frasier Block, remodeled l .sno
Rand and Roemer initio
Pilot Block addition ... 's-to
Marshall Street
Emil Teitgen. residenct 4 2 son
South Mailt Street
Rose Herman, store and flat a.OOO
Western Avenue
Peter Andrews store and flat 2,000
Anton Rudie, residenc e | son
Tenth and Clark
Mrs. Carl Hayes, residence 3.1100
t lirist Sehoeh. residence remodeled, ;ihki
Richards Iron Works .vki
Toll Hate
A Crapikoski 5.000
Clark Street.
Thos. Perontka, residence 2.500
By other
Twenty-first Street
TANARUS, Fenmta. residence ;),500
S, Seventh Street.
L. L. Lawrence ,sso
S. Tenth Street.
Fred Sehwarzerhort. factory . 100
Ernst Willtclmi 1,000
Louis Wagner, addition 250
South of Division
John Speaker. ~
Wenzel Panosh .... | >,
Otto F. Hei se j 500
Fourteenth Street
Emil Hopf .. too
District School No. H . i.inmi
S. Twelfth Street
Hettfy Shoentgen. remodeled residence I.iloo
st. Clair Street
Norwegian church 12,0110
South Ninth Street
B. Nietmber ri sidettce remodeled p.vn !
J. Grady, residence remodeled moo i
Total ' *102.i to
Bcu.dinos Contemplated This Year
St. James church 3 10 non
< )dd Fellows Hall Io ikki
School on Simili Side ih'ooo
City Hall. ..., eya,.
Total *03,000
LARGE NUMBER OF
VESSELS ENTER THE
HARBOR AND UNLOAD.
Quite- 4 large number of boats have
come into Manitowoc harbor this week'
Most i. * them w--re laden with lumber
or coal It is a common sight, looking
lowa the riV'-r west of Eighth street
bridge, to -et a large number of
raff anchored to moorings and a bnsv
lot of longshoremen handling the car
,;oe- It 14 expected hy the custom
house officer thal August will break the
•ecord for the season for shipping.
WHAT WEYERHAEUSER’S VISIT MEANS.
.V ' ■ ’ l
■. ; ' ’ ■ __ I
A Duplicate of this Elevator May lie Built In rianito>voc.
THREE FISHERMAN COME INTO
TOWN AND FRIGHTEN PEOPLE.
i hey Say They Caught Fish, but They Came
hi Fmpty Handed and Hi, Community
Must Fake the Story on Faith.
Three fishermen from Xashoto came to town on Sunday evening;
tiir hackmau who drove them in f*t< at a popular hostelery. evi
dently with mi object in view. The huckinan was drv. hnt if appear
ances count for anythiiur the fishermen were much drier. As soon as
the hack hail come to a d** i 1 stop, the dingy door of the country veh
icle swung hack with a creak and one of the fishermen linked his head
out to see if the coast was clear so that the three could reach file inter
ior ot the tempting tavern, wit) it heingseen This precaution might
--eem a little far-fetched, hnt; the f act is, it was perfectly proper. Tin
evening shades had hardly gathered when the fishermen made the out
er gate of the city, and it was still light when the hack reached the
door of the inn. And t 10. the < Lurch hells were pealing and the
girls in their trim attire accompanied hy the hoys, were tripping
toward some religions edifice to mala their spiritual duty.
When the tiist tis c:; n found that a constant stream of people
were passing to ifiid fr ,■ plucked tip courage, ( tilling to his compan
ions to follow him. and the three were soon on the pavement. And,
what a sight for tin* gml> to behold! Some ot the people who were
passing hy shrunk hack ii fright-. But still the- • three fishermen *
not unknown it was tin wonderful tun, mysterious at tin-, however
and the fact of a week's growth of whiskers that made them fierce
looking so that they scared the unwary. If some of the persons who
looked at them of a sini-ii u and mistook tliem tor hold highwaymen
they couldn't he blamed There wa Krust Wagner with a stnhhy face,
the razor not having place 1 upon it fora week, lie wore a slouch hat,
and a suit of jeans that were an amazing fit as well as the antithesis of
artistic to look upon. And Charlie Iluchthanseii. too. He was a svm
phoney in rags, wearing a straw hat hnilt in the year one. And Sohel
looked as if Markham, the Man With the Hoe Poet, could ha ve written
several volumes on the topic. " The transformation of the cityite into
flu* rustic.”
And these fisherman said they caught fish, hut no one saw any.
CART. CARI I NOT
KICOGMSiI) IN \
Cl 11/I N SI IT Of- CLOTH IS
(‘apt. C'uric was sauntering up mid
down the depot platform on Monday
and old friends that knew Intn -i- well
us they do their last baby, up 1 him
hy without responding to hi-- sain atioii.
The captain fell; embaiTasei I!, had
before never been so treated When he
nodded his head on meeting someone
he knew, the person sainted would look
at the captain in tut inquiring' way as
much its to ask who are you and why
do you bow tome. The repeated times
1 that the captain was evident 1, .nabbed
■ made hint fee] a little qnee; He said,
lie began to think some o) th .mum
; nity had it in for him, and hi- \ • it ion
j which was just about starling was
i opening rather ominion-
At this juncture ('harlie !lm utliausen
' strolled on the platform and I noticed
Carle. For a minute he failed to recog
nize him. And, then, all of a sudden.
Charlie tumbled to the truth md look
ing the captain straight in tin- face said
with some animation; Captain, where
the devil did you get those clothes';”
The query was prompted because
C apt. Carle had not 1 n seen in
citizen s clothes in thirteen years, and
he was just starting for St. Louis on
his annual vacation.
ASSIGNEE PH MNG’S FIVM E.
The matter of the assignment of the
S. IShove Banking company, which
has been in tin 4 courts for over eight
years, is about to be closed. Assignee
Adolph Pieniug has sent out to the credi
tors of the defunct hank notices that he
lias filed Ins linal account with the clerk
ol the circuit court, and that he- hall ap
ply to the court on Tuesday, Sept. I. for
an allowance and settlement of the tie
count and for his discharge
Not Satisfied With Washington.
.1 C. Johnson, who left for Seattle
two weeks ago. writes that wages are
fair and prices of everything high He
doe* not like the country and speaks in
a letter to friend- of returning 5 1
Man! t-iwo<-
MANITOWOC, WIS. AUGUST IG, 1930.
1 SIMM! R INSTITITh
Wil l Ol’I.N ON MONDAY
IN SOL 111 SIDI SCIIOOI
1 Snpt. Fred Christiansen wishes to
announce again to tin* teachers of M iri
lowoc comtly that the summer institute
will open in the First ward school house
on Monday morning next, promptly at
Ktoclock in the morning. He expects
hut I 'rot. nharles F. Patzer. and Presi
dent Kenny, of the Milwaukee normal
school, who are to conduct the institute,
will lie here on Saturday night, so as to
he ready .bright and early Monday
morning to meet the tern hers. From
the source of information at the tom
inand of the miperintendant, he has
reason to believe there will he a very
creditable representation I Manitowoc
county teachers at the institute. Dr,
Stearns lectures next Thursday night.
t i The Cos • ;ho I
its Teachers. "
RI:AL ESTATI:.
Prunsfcrs for the l*at Week in 'i.mltowoc City
nd County
The following real e-tale report is
compiled by tin- Manitowoc County Ab
stract company, wbofurnishes abstracts
ot title at a moderate co-t and look up
all property free of charge.
.iolm W. Doersch to Henry J. Horn 7
acre-, sec. J;!, Centerville siiVl,
Henry Stoll to G.-org. Diefentlnuder, j
■Jilll a<’res, sec. J 7, Schlesvvn >’:{(K)U,
•1 oh ll Schaefer to Petei Adelmau et
al. . acres, sec. <l, Manitowoc, lots 7‘,’,
i ; L 77. 7*. and 7il in suin’.•. of sec. :t! ;
tot HI.
CONCIR ( IN I NKIN PARK.
Prof, kaiser’s Orchestra AVill (live the Con
vert in L'nion Park Tonight-
I’rot Kaiser ■ orchestra will give the
con ert in l’nion park to-night.
To Be Started Sept 1(1.
The new plant of tie Manitowoc
Malting company will be started alioiit
Sept, |O.
j>!e who keep lots of servants are
easily done for.
PROGRAMME
FORCONGRESS
MEN’S VISIT.
How The Rivers and Har
bors Committee Will
Travel.
BIG VICTORY
HAS BEEN WON
BY MAYOR RAIIR.
Washington Delegates Ar
rive On Monday At
8 o’clock.
STOP IN MANITOWOC I HOURS.
Prominent Men Chosen As Vn
Entertainment Committee.
Arrangements Have Practically Been
Perfected.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN GIVI V IR\IV
Makes no Charge for Running Special
Sleepers From St. Ignate to This
City !t is Expected the Congres
sional Party Will at Least
Number Seventeen flembers
Of Which Ten Will be
Legislatures.
Mayor Ruhr has about completed
arrangements for tho entertainment of
tin* congressional Committee of Rivers
and Hurl>orn. It is expected that the
senators and congressmen will be hero
on Monday at S o'clock in the niorninic
or as-siou as posable thereafter The
mayor has appointed a special Local ami
Business ooimnitfoo to moot at tin*
Williams house before 1 tin* train irrivos
on Monday morn hut and tho mombors
thereof have boon chosen as an o -or! to
tho congressmen. They will fill tin*
dual capacity of beinjt an Kxplanitory
a,ml entertainment committee
The mayor has arranged fora iioat to
moot the congressmen at M aeinae on
Sunday night to take themtoSt. Ignace
whore a special train will ho in waiting,
containing two sleepers which will
burnt the party to Manitowoc. At
Appleton .Function a dining car will he
attached and breakfast served. The
congressional delegation of -evente-n
member-will have about f.nir hours in
this city The following letter was sent
out to the members composing the
Local committee
Mayor Ruhr's Letter.
Di vk Sin. Asa member of the com
mit be to meet the eongre—iunal Com
niittee on Hies rs and Harbors and the
Senate < 'ommivtee on Commerce, yon
are kindly requested to 1- in attendance
at the \\ illiam- house Monday morning
Aug. Jo, where carriages will he in
readme—to take von to the Chicago &
Northwi -tern depot to receive the
abov“ mentioned committee and escort
it to the William- house, where break
fast will be served, After breakfast
yon aiy requested to attend a trip on the
Goodrich tug Arctic to inspect our
river and harbor in company of the
(Vmgres <h >uai c numit tee after ihe
inspertion the member- will he escorted
to their train.
Kindly as-i-t by being present and
making our body a representative one.
WIt.UAM K.w 11!,
The Local Committee.
Tim mayor has apjiointed tin- follow
ini; local ( ’oinmittee.
F. Cimright. F. Hlr-ch. M. Richter.
~ 1 1 ■ ' 1 ii, E ; 1
Lyma . •> Xa h. Johu sdm •;
Vila- Icnil T-itgen, Tlioma- Ti >n,
W. D Ii fI
Mnrpiiv. * ‘ii:i - Spi.idLr Tneo. M fray.
Outsiders to Come Here.
in ad lili ' i to 1 11 Ma.ii to .Vi >* i o the
mayor ha iniluel several onts.ders
vlio It iv • local ll)' Tests to i) lev* a. id
a tli tii** tj ■ inlay'
c< v-sui -:i Tii air n nnes I • 11. >, v oil
in if them i i>v prom.s I to h * ij -n
• i W. ! ■ lodrielt, ;.:■■■ blent, <; > idrieh
Tie itat. ip Cos. *Chicago 11 F,
Whit' .mo president Wi-i iii-ia ( cii,r,.l
Li • Mllv t ikee: \V A. CJ..r 1
Kciicral manager < V N. W. K’y Chi
ia ; ami hi- stall; I VV. Burr prtisi
dent Aim Arbor Line. Saginaw, Mich,
cil : • W lleald. jliv-ldelit F \ I*. M
Rv < Irainl Rapids. Mich.: Mr. Cpson,
president Wilson Line, Cleveland.
Junies t> Martin, general manager
Northern Crain Cos., Chicago: Barton
Johnson, general freight agent of Wis
cun-in Central: Chief Engineer Tweedy,
of Wisconsin Central.
What the Mayor Said.
The letter which the mayor sent to
the gentlemen above name 1 follows:
My Dkau Sir ;The senate Commit
tee on Commerce and the house Com
mittee on River- and Harbors are taking
a lake trip. The members number
fourteen including the chairman, the
Hon. T. E. Hnrton. The itineracy a- 1
originally announced is from Ihutaio to
Duluth and Snpt rior ending at Chicago
where the committee arrives on Aug 11.
The committee remain there for two
1 lays to inspect the drainage canal and
then disband. The city being very
solicitous of a visit from such an ini
portant committee of such distinguished
men. ha- taken up thi- matter with our
congressional representative the Hon
J. II Davidson who is one id' the com- I
mittee on Harbors and Rivers and lias
succeeded in bringing about this visit to
Manitowix to inspect our harbor and
river The congre-smen arrive here on
Monday morning Aug at s o'clock
over the Chicago & North Western by
special train from St. Ignace which, will
leav- here for .Milwaukee the same
morning at eleven o'clock. The object
of tin- visit on the part of Manitowoc i
to show the importance of this beautiful
harbor and deep water river, to the
commercial interest of the countrv and
interest them in assisting ns to inakeonr
river an inner harbor of refuge. Von'
will no doubt, as you are greatly
interested in our river and harbor a-si-t
us to yonr utmost extent in bring this
about I very much desire vonr pre
mice hereon that morning a-a member
of the Reception committee Should
t his he impossible. 1 rei|nest an intlnen
Hal member of your staff to b. present
Ivindly advtse me by return mail of your
intended assistance in this important
measure, I have the honor to remain
Very truly yours.
Wfi.Ltam Raiik
On Transportation.
In reference to transportation Mayor
Rahr received the following letter from
< bmeral Manager W A (tardner of the
< 'hieago At Northwestern;
DI'.AK Si It I have received your
favor of the 11th instant. The North
western road will provide for transport
ing the River and Harbor e> nimission,
Negaimee 1m Milwaukee. stopping etl
. route in Manitowoc, arriving at Manito
woc as early Monday morning as eon
i-tent but not Indore S o'clock, We
will take care of everything on this trip
except sleeping cars and meals without
cost to you The North Western road
dors not own nor control any sleeping
cars, those arrangements will have lobe
made with the Pullman company If
you desire me to act as vmir represen
tative with them, kindly wire and I will
do so. W A <iAItI IN KH
.Mayor Ruhr's(ircat Energy.
Viie mayor answered Mr Uardners
lettei i v telegram saying that arrange
ments should be completed for bringing
the congressmen to tin- city from si
Ignace in two -leeper- attaching a
dining ear at Appleton .liuntion This
has bemi done.
W hen the com in it tee 1 - mie here it will
be taken on the (foodrich lug Arctic
and shown the river and harbor. The
tug will he moored at the Eighth street
bridge
It is the general sentiment ot the citi
zens that Mayor Rahr has shown the
hand of n, master in his successful efforts
to bring this important committee hen .
He has been unremitting in hisendcavoi
to thus help the ciiy to obtain belter
harbiir facilities.
JAMI S V\. U \ |SON
10 SIM tk \| Till
COl \I \ CONMMKIV
Tin- I )♦ inoerat- of Manitowoc comity
will have the pleasure of hearing .lames
\\ . Watson, the Democrat it candidate
for congress in the Sixth District, on
Saturday afternoon at the county con
volition. Mr Watson has acceeded to
the ivipiest of Comity chairmen John
Chloupek to come to this city and d*
liver an address It need hardly he said
that Mr Wat-on is worth hearing Ib
is a first '-hiss orator, and he is imbued
with an abiding < oulidcuo that the
Democrats are going to carry the Sixth
district. In personal appearance Mr
Watson 1- a Uni appealing man
MAYOR RAHR WO HI 1)
LIKE TO SEE A CITY WALL
ERECTED THIS FALL.
Mayor Ruhr says he would like to see
liis adn Ir i.-lration wind ip with the
e.omplet, .i o acityhal! lb says tin
- ity lieei, . a building badly
I .Truer 5 Slmuld Head I In;.
It is a pl -asnre to pack apples and
pears with a trail ph ker fn.iii \V- rn- . ke
& Schmitz Hardware dealers opposite
the-Court House, ttnlv cent
The Ph ippine nativran pell nu ll
At the sound -I' - ir Van - y. II
Hut. oh what a gait they U ha,. mayh<
\ftcr takiu r Ho. ky Mountain Tea
See Huerstatte
We are now in tie August presence
• if dog days
WHOLE NO. 2177
SCHOOL OPENS
SEPTEMBER 2
15,923 CHILDREN OF SCHOOL
VCiL INVOLVED.
VROIT 176 Tl \Clil HS AKi ENGAGED.
Sixteen of These Preceptors are for the
High Schools.
X SI Kill I INCH! \SI NOTICI I) IN Till LIST,
Mum,, aiul Drawing teachers For Manitowoc
" ill be Engaged Reason of the De
crease In the North Side.
It haw hem decided to open the city
schools on the first Monday of Septem
ber. Some members of the School
board-* had an impression that it would
have been belter to have deferred the
opening until September lb. The reas
on they gave was that the week begin
ning Septemlier is a Fair week and
the children like o. go to the county fair
However it wa thought that if would
he policy to follow precedent and open
September ft.
All the teachers have lieenengaged for
the various city schools. They will re
p'Tt on schoolopening. Both the North
and the South side schools will engage
drawing and music teacher*. There
will be no change m the person l .and in
these departments.
Snpt. Fred ( hiMiansen. of tin coi n
ty schools, says that the schools under
his immediate direction will, in the
treat majority of cases, also ojieii on
Septemlier " Some of the snhot Is which
onlv have an eighth month's term. may
liefer the opening for one, jxcsmbly two
week s latter
In the list* snhmitted to tin l county
nn •rintendent it is shown that then l
;.re 1 .■(.•>:{ children of school age regi
tered in Manitowoc InIni)!! there were
la.TSii. In the county 17ii teachers have
been employed to teach 110 schools
This number embraces sixteen who arc
engaged to teach high school pupils
<>n tin North side of the city there
has been a reduction in the school popn
lation President (L (i. Sedgwick, of
the School board said that on investiga
ion it was found out that some families
each having a number of children had
imved last year. Tin l new residents of
he distrii t. lie said were not burdened
with main children. Last year the* r
vant girls of age were counted, this \ - ir
they Were left out.
{ \!N SKIPS III!
I VKMIRS FROM
w Villi KIM, ckdl’S.
Fanners win have found time to come
o the city from their farms this besy
-easonsay that the recent rains have in
(ertered 11 nsiderablv with the harvest
ing of crop* It the rain had just kept
ill lor a tew day s all the crop* would
i uave been garnered before this. It i*
\pei ted that it the weutln r n a:; as
tine that the grain will be in the barns
ii.v the middle of next week. In almost
every instance the farmers sav that the*
crops are abundant.
Oi TION . KING SECURED ON
PROPERTY BETWEEN TWO
Ri VERS AND MANITOWOC
1 'ptions have been secured on property
between Two (livers and Manitowoc,
which is taken as an evi<leitc> that
; sonicbiiiiy regards the electric street
| railway company an one of the enter
i prises of tin immediate future.
Heath at 'll.** Mulhollaml.
Mi** May Midholland. well-known in
Manitowoc, died at her home in Mil
waukee I c.i sday and her remains were
I brought to this city bv Henry Mulhol
hind and buried beside her father, (’apt
Miillmllaiid, in the Catholic cemetery.
The requiem mass was said to-day in
Boniface ehurch by Father Peil.
Mi - Mulhollaml was *JT veai-s old and
was graduated from the High school.
BRANCH.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fetzer of Ne>
In ska a. visiting at the home of Mr*
let ~,r s parent* (icorge Meisnest and
wife.
< V. M-ert die 1 last Sunday, and was
buried in tin Lutheran cenieterx
The calico party given at Pour Corn
ci-s last Sat inlay night was a success
Milwanke and M
Sick Ihiider oi Shelsiygaii, are visiting
th a cia r William Brnning.
In Bit.ld Ivxo RedtleiisCf.
• 'Utrcct ir loictsler has btHin a warded
1 b*' " 1 ~|r ‘big a brick house for
T i . rontato ■ erected on Twenty
best *.ic. t .aid a i r.c.t house for Hockhof
Mi
has ts'en a ini" man this season.
ihe ~ Merest 1- duos Piisir, ss ‘.,(1 hy
, his loans, oue.