The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-13
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Samz has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Isabel Terens of Kewaunee spent
a day in the village last week.
The hay crop in this vicinity is splen-
did and farmers are busy getting it IN
der roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Arnold of Milwau-
kee, are spending few days IN the vii
lage, the guests of Mrs l.. Koehnke.
We learn with regret that Mr.. VIM.
O'Hara who had ret engaged to teach our
school for the succeeding year, has had
his contract cancelled to assume charge
of the Reedsville school instead. A more
liberal salary was offered him there, and
their school year consists OF 10 months
instead of 9 as here. Although we cannot
commend such course for teachers, still
the fact cannot be denied that existing
conditions make it necessary for teachers
to be ever on the alert for renumeratl 'e
positions, while reasonable or even liberal
salaries would certainly tend to lessen
the tendency of teachers to migrate from
one place to another. Teaching as a
profession is still, in many respects, in a
crude state, and school authorities are in
large measure to blame. We hope Mr..
O'Hara may be as successful in Reeds
vile as he has been here.
All of our Mishicott teachers have al
ready obtained positions for the ensuing
year. Mr.. Jerome Cratic has engaged to
teach the st. Nazianz school. Mr.. Otto
Drews will again teach the Cooperstown
school. Mr.. Hugh Westgate will teach
the Legro school. Miss Hilda- Thomp-
son will continue to teach the Werner
school, and the Spencer school has again
secured the services of Miss Agnes Hal
version. Miss Dora Halverson will teach
the Saxonburg school. The school board
OF the French Settlement has secured
Miss Isabel Trossen, to teach their school
for the next year. Miss Trossen is now
attending the Summer School at Mani
towoc. Her course ought to be initiated
by-all teachers who could possibly man.
age to do SO. It is to be regretted that
SO few found it convenient to attend.
Miss Josie Thompson has been engaged
as teacher In the Primary department OF
our village school.
BASE BALL:-Ihe ball game at Two
Greeks Sunday between Mishlcott and
Two Creeks resulted in victory for our
boys after closely contested game
Many Mishicott people including bus
load OF the fair sex went to Two Creeks
with the boys to witness the game. While
their sympathies were somewhat enlisted
in favor of the Mlshicott team still it vas
admitted by all that the Two Creeks boys
did remarkably we'll. Our nine has chal-
lenged them to match game at Mishi-
cot, Sunday July Is. For some reason
or another certain feeling of intense
rivalry exists between the two mines,
which although disguised by friendly
demeanor Is still certain to crop out when
playing match game, and it can be de- |
pended upon that both mines will fight |
for the ]aurels of victory.
DIR. Hahn has now hung up his shingle |
here. He has engaged rooms for practice. |
in the heart of the village and hereafter
people needing the services of qualified |
physician will find bin convenient at all |
times. DR.. Hahn has had considerable
experience, and We hope he will remain
with US permanently.
Mrs. ]. Mossel is spending few weeks
with her daughter Mrs. F. lander. The
old lady is almost a Centenarian. She
speaks with pride of the fact that she has
been blessed with 80 grand children and
30 great grand children.
Hopeful.