The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-06-22
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.

Mr.. Willie Hanson of Milwaukee is
shaking hands with old friends here.
With the advent of che summer season
the influx OF city people into Mlshlcott
commences.
Mr.. 10. Crate of Ahnapee has likewise
been renewing recollections of days gone
by by few days sojourn in the village.
Mr.. Peter Till of School Section at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat.
No reason is given FOR his act. 1t is
doubtful if he will recover.
Last week serious accident occurred
| to W. Modrach of Tisch Mills. While
| hauling stones he fell from the wagon
and broke his leg. DR.. Jameson of Two
Rivers has charge of the case.
Mr.. Mic Trossen and his daughter Miss
Isabel have gone to Chicago visiting
| friends and relatives. They will take In
all of the Worlds Fair sights possible IN
few weeks sojourn in that CITY.
The mail bringing the result of the re-
cent series Of teachers examinations
brought happiness and disappointment
| to our Mishicott applicants. While the
| larger number of them were successful
| The result as whole was far from salts
| factory. Those of the applicants whose
standings did not entltle them to certlfi-
| Gates make grave complaints as to their
markings.
DIR. Hahn of Manitowoc was in the vii
lage one day last week. It is stated that
| he intends to make Mishicott his home
| in the near future. Mishicott is now
| hn,t roci1art yhrciciop op1 IF Dr
Hahn has any such intentions we
will heartily bid him welcome. He
| would here have an extensive field for his
practice.
In previous issue we mentioned the
fact that August Speech was taking a
| weeks vacation here. News reached
August last week that the property of
the Hoffman. Keefe Office File Co. of
Milwaukee with whom he is employed
had been destroyed by fire. August has
consequently extended the length of his
| vacation while awaiting decision on his
future inten tons.
Mrs. julie Llndstedt of Manitowoc and
her sister Mrs. r. Ohlfs Of Little Black,
Wis. spent few days in the village last
week. Mr.. julie Lindstedt spent Sun
day here. Our old friend Mr.. Jos.
Scheuer of South Milwaukee spent a
day here some time since. Miss Sophia
Knudson of Portland, Oregon, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
The ball game Sunday between Mishi
colt and Two Rivers, resulted in a disas-
trous defeat for our nine, The cause of
our defeat can only be attributed to a
lack of proper organization. The defeat
will be lessing to our boys in so far as
it has made them painfully aware that t
is only through determined practice and
thorough organization that they can hope
to cope with city mines. In spite of the
fact that base ball does not receive an
unusual degree of interest from our citi-
zens it is plain that our nine has the
proper stuff in them and that the next
time they play game with an outside
nine, 1t will be an ''eye opener" Il should
be stated in justice to the visiting team
that they were very courteous and con-
sentative lot of lads and their umpire,
Mr.. 10. Eggert, showed himself "the soul
of honor" Our nine did not do them
selves justice and consequently the VIC
tory went where victories usually go in
such cases. HOPEFUL"