The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], June 05, 1902, Image 8

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ALL OVER MANITOWOC COUNTY.
TISCH MILLS.
The sudden rising of the river, caused
by the heavy rain on Sunday night, re
suited in the breaking of the mill dam.
which could not resist the force of the
vaet amount of water coming from the
north ami down the river hanks, and
joining the general stream. The dam
gone, the water went on with a rush to
continue its work of destruction. It
swept away all the bridges and covered
the surrounding lands, doing all the
damage possible, such as carrying away
fences, timbers and everything in its
way. It is hoped that everything will
be straightened out soon and new bridg
es rebuilt, as it is an absolute necessity
for the public nse.
The dance at Pivonka’s last Thursday
was a genuine success. Everyone re
ported a good time.
COuPERSTOWN.
John Elmer has closed his school term
in school District No. 4. and held closing
exercises Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Cole, of (ireen Bay,
visited friends at this place.
Oscar, one of the training school
students, spent Decoration day with his
parents.
Joe Yindra has erected anew barn
with a stone stable beneath.
Albert Dosing is visiting with his
parents.
Anton Krai and family siient a few
davs with relatives at Nero.
The Hall’s circus was well attended.
Joseph Sladky of Manitowoc was a
caller at Rosecrans Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kivitek entertained a
party of her many friends in honor of
the anniversary of her birthday, Sun
day.
Eddie Cizsler of Chicago is visiting
relatives here.
Joseph Zaruba and Mary Podratsky
were quietly married at Manitowoc
Saturday. The ceremony was perform
ed by Judge Hchenian.
ZANDER.
The rain did considerable damage to
fences and bridges, in our neighbor
hood,
Mr. and Mrs H Langenkamp, Hr , of
Tiseh Mills, were visiting at H Zanders
Saturday.
Hchanre s band passed through here
Saturday on their way home from
Cooperstown.
Wm. Krenger who spent the past
winter at Chicago came homo last
week
Aug Janke made h business trip to
Tiseh Mills Monday.
J.a- Krcme made a business trip to
Manitowoc, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zanders, of Mishi
cot, and Mrs. Herner, of Anfigo. were
visiting at Zanders a few days last week.
('has. Koruely of Holt passed through
here Saturday on his way home to
Kingsbridge
M. Fulton, of Kingsbridge, stopped
here a few minutes on his way to Holt
last Friday,
W. If, Freund was at Tiseh Mills
Saturday on business
0. Torrison Cos.
SPECIAL MAY SALES.
Those bargain opportunities that you find only here.
India Linons, short lengths 6c and 9c per yard
Lace Stripe I inens lie per yard
Fancy French Ginghams 7c per yard
Fancy Madras, 32 inches wide 9c per-yard
Special Bargains in Laces.
Dainty patterns for trimming underwear.
Flat Val. Laces, 5 inches wide 7c per yard
Torchon Laces, different widths 3c and 3c per yard
Lancy Ribbons.
One lot, different widths 3c per yard
Fast black Sateen, short lengths 7c per yard
Twill Shirtings, 31 inches wide 7c per >ard
Turkey Ped Damask 23c per yard
Furnishing Department Specials.
One lot black socks, regular price Klc special 7c per pair
or t pair for 25c.
One lot Shield Bows, regular price 25c special 17c
One lot men's all wool cashmere Pants, regular price
52-50 special $1.79
0. Torrison Company.
QIBSON.
A number of our farmers attended the
cattle fair at Francis Creek last Mon
day.
The dance held at L.trrabee last Sun
day was well attended.
Jno. Strouf purchased another horse
last week.
The Larrabee and the French settle
ment base ball teams are to play a
matched game next Sunday at Mishicot.
Mrs. A. Strouf was on the sick list
last week.
Anton Lepky left for Oshkosh last
Thursday where ho intends to pay a
short visit to his brother Frank.
Anew iron bridge is to be built across
he river in the future.
JERPEN
N. O. Nelson wears a big smile on
his face now-a-days, a girl has come to
stay. Mother and child are doing well.
August Stockmyre is the proud father
of a son born to them last week. Au
gust thinks boys are all right.
Rev. A. O. Alfson and daughter Lulu
has returned from Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. M. CL Madson starts
today for a three months' trip to
Europe they will visit Norway and
several other of the old countries.
The Harmony society hold their
social at James Griffin last Sunday eve
ning and it was a grand success the
society will hold their next meeting
Saturday evening June 14th, at Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Stephenson.
The Ladies' society will hold their
meeting at Mrs. K. Robley, Clarks
Mills, next Thursday.
Miss Orbena Madson who has taught
the school near Elrn Grove will close
Thursday. She has taught the school
three terms and the district is well
pleated to empty her again as she has
proved to ho a competent teacher.
Adam Kosmenske the Elm Grove
butcher is busy now days supplying the
the wants of his customers with choice
meat, the beef trust dose not prevent
us from getting our t>eef at a reasonable
price.
Mrs. Nickalous Nelson is very low
and is not expeeted to live only a lew
hours ut this writing, some two years
ago she had the lagrippe and never ful
ly.recovered, the discease settled in her
kidneys and caused her to have blights
disease.
EAST WIN,
August Sch wake and Miss Joule
Him la. on Saturday May Jlst. were
married. Tim vows were made before
the Kcv. Deadlier at his home in Two
Rivers.
Miss Carrie Bishop left for Kaukanna
last Thursday where she is visiting
friends
Cashner Young left for Colby, Win,,
Monday to visit his mother who resides
there.
Mrs. Henry Herner, of Antigo, is
visiting with her brother William
Zander and family this week.
Drs. C. W. Heehaseando C. Wern
ecke, dentists. Parlors in Wernecke He
Schmitz Block. tf,
Ci Would Ydu
knowingly bay nnol
Ww grooorlB for your tableT
flf How undnr the noil can bnlk
coffee*—comtantly exposed
MW to dirt and dust— he cloant
/ Lion Coffee
M comes in sealed pound
I packages only, thus in
suring freshness,st. ength,
flavor and uniformity.
GRIMMS.
Hugh Halleron and John Hayden
drove to Hilbert Junction Monday to
attend a horsesale.
Quite a number of young folks from
here attended the play addressed at
Wayside Friday “The danger signal.”
Willie Merrill, of Cato, was in our
village Sunday.
Miss Mary Pankratz, of Cato, is busy
this week at Mrs. M. J. Watt.
John Halleron relieved Charley
Htrande at Reedville Sunday.
Miss Nellie Larngan and Mrs. M. J.
Watt were visiting with their sister
Mrs. Win. Mullins, Forest Junction
Tuesday.
It looks as if every team in the
county was hauling stone from the
quarry here.
B. Mullins cow and horse were killed
by lightning last week.
Mr and Mrs. Martin Carney drove to
Manitowoc Sunday,
Miss Ida Gosz, of highclift. visited
with her cousin Helen Gosz last week.
Miss Mamie Conley, of Rhinelander,
is visiting with her uncle James liai
son.
Will Kirby is busy building on his
new residence.
Mr. Schultz, of Keedsville, will open
his palm garden next Sunday.
Eddie Watt, of Maple Grove, was
here last week.
The severe rain storm last week
drowned twelve of Frank Ramakers
geese last week.
J J.Guhin, our pedagogue, announces
a picnic to be given to hi i school chil
dren Saturday June 7th. P. H, Gubin
and Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald will attend
with there flocks, all are invited to
make the day meiry for the young
sters.
VALDIKS.
M. H. Uarrey wlio Ims taught in the
neighboring vicinity for the (met year,
winning i reputation and many friends,
is a candidate for county clerk at the
fall election. It is certainly time for
Liberty to have a Democrat in the Held.
Should Mr. (iarrey procure the nomina
tion he will without doubt have a strong
Republican support from this quarter.
Decoration Day here, was a grand
success. A multitude of people assem
bled and were addressed by John Healy.
L. Nash, and Professor Hyer of the
Training school. The young folks wound
up the celebration in the evening with
a dance in the hall.
Misses Julia Thompson, Emma and
Julia Mobley are home from Chicago
on their summer vacation.
Oscar Larson ami Willie Miller took
a trip through here Decoration Day.
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF
TRIMMED HATS. C
The variety of styles, the richness of
the color combinations, and the ar
tistic beauty of the hats would dis
tinguish them from the ordinary kind
wherever seen. Then, too, the prices
area strong attraction, for you can
not find anywhere else in the city
hats of equal style and value at our
Sow figures.
MRS. M. SIMON.
MAPLE GROVE.
John Duggan made a bueinesa visit
to Oconto and Marinette last week.
J. C. Linnane wuh a business caller at
Manitowoc hist week.
Jimmie Mullins who was seriously ill
. is on the road to recovery.
Dan Hheehy is all smiles at present.
! It's a hoy.
Mrs. Martin O’Neil is visiting in
Green Bay.
Willie Morrissey sports anew buggy.
P. H. Guhin, of Cato, spent Sunday
in Maple Grove.
Try Rand & Roomer Hard ward Co.’s
plan of getting your Hardware at
Wholesale Prices.
bullion.
Chas. Boettcher transacted business
at Cato las t season.
One half dozen of our firemen were
Wayside callers last Sunday.
Work on the house of Win. Mullins is
, progressing fast.
E, Q. Fuller was on the sick list a
portion of last week.
Chas. Ryan last Monday received a
fine bantam from Pjshtigo.
Frank Qehbe of Clarks Mills was in
the city last week.
David Boettcher of Reedsville is crit
ically ill with appendicitis.
W. A. Maertz left Wednesday for
Medford on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Wendt of Morris
son were in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Viskow attended
the Beyer-Wendt wedding at Morrison.
T’he case of Henry Stechert vs. Mrs.
John Walters was decided in favor of
defendant.
John J. Mutnm has established a ci
gar manufactory at Louis Mueller’s
place at Reedsville.
Rev. Schlei of Eaton took part in the
laying of the cornei stone of the Luth
eran church.
Adolph Steinfest who has been work
ing at Kaukanna during the spring
months is at home at present.
Invitations to attend the high school
alumni banquet have been sent out by
the secretary of that association.
Chas. Brnss and Herman Buboltz are
transacting business at Stevens Point
and other northern points this week.
State High School Inspector F. M.
Jack of Madison was in the city last
week on his tour of high school in
spection.
Philip Heinzen. proprietor of Hotel
Columbia at lleedsville attended the
wedding of a relative at St. Nazianz
the fore part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. O C. Rebuke drove to
Manitowoc last Friday taking with them
Little Johnny who was shipped from
Manitowoc to Milwaukee by boat.
DOCTORS
say "Consumption can bo cured.”
Nature alone won’tdo it. It needs
help. Doctors say
“Scott's Emulsion
Is the best help.” But you must
continue Its use even in hot
weather.
If you have not tried it, send for free sample.
SCOTT r TOWNS. Chemists,
400-415 I’earl Street, New York.
50c. and |i.oo; all druggist.
SSI
that burrows up the italp, making
dandruff acurf, earning the hair to
fail, and finally
BALDNESS.
Yen will have NO MORE DAN
DRUPP. PALLING HAIR, or
BALDNESS If you uis
NSWBRO'S
HERRICIDE
The only Hair Preparation on thla
absolutely new scientific principle.
for tale by dniegiite. Price |L
as
M. KUHL & SON.
Harness Manufacturers.
Also dealers in
Trunks and Traveling
Bags.
We have been in this business
for fifty years and know that our
prices may be compared to any
in the city. We also do trunk
repairing- and our prices are
rig-lit. 811 OUAY ST., opposite
Schuette’s Mill. 11
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, Ciucuit Court,
Manitowoc Countv.
Julia Boynton. Plaintiff, vs, Clarence W.
Boynton. Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to sppear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in tno Court aforesaid:
and in case of your failure so to do, judgment
will lie rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint.
Ba •nsch & Kelley,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
P O. Address Manitowoc, Manitowoc Coun
ty, Wisconsin.
Publish June 5, 12, li), 2d, July J. 10,
Order your extras for anything made
In the line of Hardware Tools. Stoves
Furnaces, etc. For prompt service or
der of The Rand & Roemer Hdw. Cos.
Notice.
Sorghum Syrup will be manufactured
in the Cider Mill at St. Nazianz. For
seed inquire at the general stores.
SMALLEY CUTTERS
OIK 1902 PLOW
will soon be on the market and a very low price will be made on the first 100.
SMALLEY MANUFACTURING CO.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Schuette Bros. Cos.
- - *%>=■ ;
Grocery Department.
Towel Brand Patent Flour.
Ground from Minnesota hard wheat by the Oriental Mills is
guaranteed to be of the very best quality. The sacks are made
of toweling and are therefore of more value than common cotton
sacks.
Ask for TOWEL BRAND PATENT
per sack
GLOVE COUNTER.
A Splendid Bargain in Gloves.
We bought 25 dozen SILK and LISLE GLOVES much below 'lQ r
value, and are enabled to offer them at the low price of ZOC
These gloves come in white, black, and different shades of mode
and slate. They consist of plain Silk Taffetas, plain Lisle and
•ace Lisle gloves, and are worth up to 50 cents a pair.
PARASOLS.
A large and beautiful stock of Coaching and Fancy Parasols,
including all the latest creations in Black, Black and White, Linen
and colored materials, has been opened and made ready for your
inspection.
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Schuette Bros. Cos.
They settle— The Chicago & N. W.
R, R, have settled with the Franklin
I street property owners, whose property
i was damaged by the track being laid
i along the street.
Memorial Day Observed— Memorial
Day exercises last Friday passed off
successfully.
[ The great sale on Shoes at Burt and
Stahl’s, York street, has been extended.
Says he Is a Bankrupt—Q. W.
I Jonas, late partner of Chas. Salak, Jr.,
has asked the Federal courts to declare
him a bankrupt. His liabilities are
$4,000, and his assets nil.
Met with an Accident— Joseph Kirs
cher was thrown from a Rand & Roemer
wagon on Wednesday and somewhat
injured. The accident occurred on Jay
street.
Dr. Ernst Seeger Dentist over Boston
store and V .ter Green's, N. Bth St.
Rand & Roemer Hardware Co’s plan
of Selling Hardware at Wholesale
Prices is the talk of the town. Try
them.
V kby Low Rates To Stevens Point.
For the annual State G. A. R. En
campment the W. C. R’y., will sell Ex
cursion Tickets to Stevens Point and re
turn at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale June 11th to 13th good
to return up to and including June 14th.
W S. Vandegrift, Tkt. Agt.
Very Low Rates to San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Portland
and Return,
Via the North-Western Line. Tickets
will be sold until June 8, inclusive, lim
ited (by extension) to return within six
ty (60) days, on account of various gath
erings. Through Drawing Room and
Observation Private Compartment
Sleeping Cars and Tourist Sleeping Cars
daily. Personally conducted twice a
week. Apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern Ry. juns