The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-23
GRIMM'S STATION.

Joseph Munhall, one of the favorite
young men of this vicinity. has secured
the posiiion of assistant agent in the rail
road office at Ledyard. and has gone
there to assume duties.
Den. Sheahan has gone to Chicago to
visit friends and to offer suggestions to
Mayor Harrison as to management Of
some of the affairs of the great city.
Mrs. ]. Cannon, of Iowa, sister of ].
P. Nolan, of Maple Grove, is visiting re-
latives and friends at that place.
Considerable property changed hands
around Cato village last week. Mr.. La
vine sold his fine farm to man named
Pancratz for IS, 500, and VIM. Hampton
sold his hotel to Lavine for sum we did
| not learn.
I. 0. Halron, the man who takes SO
much pleasure and derives so much profit
in dealing in fine horses, sold his ''fan-
cy" carriage team last week for $3.50.
DR.. O'Connell is gone to Chicago to
accompany gentleman from Cato vii
lage who is to have critical operation
performed by some of the experts down
there. The Doctors services are of so
much importance to the people of this
part of the county that they are reluctant
that he should be absent from here, even
for few days.
John Nancy Sen., of Rockland, who
has been quite sick all winter is recover
ing. 1t is hoped and expected that he
will be able to be around again shortly.
Stephen Cleary, young man about
twenty two years of age, son of Mrs.
Cleary who lives near Maple Grove, was
shot accidentally in the woods in Michi
gan, by fellow workme1, about two
weeks ago. We are informed that Cleary
and some more of the camp boys had
been out shooting at target with revolv-
ers, and were returning to the camp,
when one of them on handling a weapon,
which he was not aware was loaded, dis
charged it. The ball having entered
Cleary's breast from the effects of which
he died the next day. His remains were
brought home for burial. Mr.. Cleary
was young man who was much respect
ed and esteemed by all his acquaintance,
and his grief stricken mother, brothers
and sisters have the sympathy of great
many friends.
Michael Horen and Miss Nellie Hal
loran, daughter of John Halloran Sem,
were married at Maple Grove on the 9th
inst. by the Rev. w. J. Rice. Quite
number of relatives and friends were
present to witness the ceremony and an
enjoyable time was had by all 1T the
home of the brides parents in the after
noon and evening. Mr.. Horen is one of
the solid young farmers of this town, land
his bride, the daughter of one of the most
prosperous and respected farmers of this
county, is young lady much esteemed
and admired by all who know her. They
both have many friends who wish their
life may be without tangled crosses.
Michael Hussey, of Franklin, brother
of j. A. Hussey, and Miss Maggie,
daugher of Thomas Earls, of Franklin,
were joined in matrimony in the Catholic
church at Kellnersville on last Thursday.
In the evening, the numerous friends of
both parties assembled at the home of the
bride where grand wedding was had
which was the most pleasant affair of the
kind ever held in this part of the county.
The bridegroom is one of the most intel
ligent and respected young men of Frank
lin, and his wife one Of the fairest and
most virtuous of her daughters. Every
body who knows them wishes that their
iov NAV ba uithout breakc of woo