The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-08-24
NOTES FROM MISHICOTr.

Mr. Henry Tisch Jr. of Kewaunee is
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Agnes Halverson has returned
home after few weeks sojourn in Chi
cago.
It is announced that the annual Har-
vest Dame will be held at the Opera Hall
on Sept. IL.
Judge Kirwan and family and Miss
Anna Nagle of ManiJowoc spent Sunday
in the village.
Miss Jennie Tennis of Green Bay is
visiting relatives and friends in this vicin-
ity this week.
Mr.. Fred Kinkel who has been spend
ing the past few weeks In Milwaukee and
Chicago has returned.
Last Saturday new member was adj
mitted to the family circle of Mr.. G. Hoist,
in the shape of wee baby girl. Mr..
Hoist is in ecstasy and the happy parents
have our congratulations.
MIR. Sohn Scheuer who has been in
business at Sheboygan, Wis. for some
time past has come beck to his old home
with his family intending to remain here
for the future. He will probably join
with his brother Mr. MIC Scheuer in the
management of the Mishlcot Brewery.
Mr.. Fred Quistorf narrowly escaped a
severe accident one day last week. Fred
is considerable of horseman, and is now
training a young horse "for the turf. :"
While out riding one evening the horse
became frightened at the piles Of single
bolts bordering on the street by the grist
mill. The horse reared and plunged and
finally fell causing breakage OF the buggy
and tearing the harness.
Base Ball has now died out here. Our
last effort was more or less spasmodic
and with the effort expended then and
the defeat resulting, the boys have al
lowed their enthusiasm to die out. Our
Mishicot nine played seven games during
the season. OF these they won four and
lost three. The boys are far from salts
fed with the record but they declare that
next season they shall organize and thor.
oughly equip regular nine and promise
to beat this years record or die.
The Terens museum in this village is
an attraction which is, considering its
worth, visited by too few, but always
thoroughly appreciated by those whom
good fortune offers an opportunity to
see 1t, The museum contains a great
variety of stuffed birds and smaller ami
mails, skulls and bones of people and
animals OF bygone centuries, mn i'm.
mense collection of Indian relics and ma.
terial, 1000 varieties of coin of all ma
lions and ages, reptiles and insects OF
lnnumerable varieties are found here
carefully preserved in spirits, Sea shells
ore, historic documents etc. Mr.. Terens
has spent many years in making this in.
terestlng and instructive collection, aid
ed in later years by his son Mic and they
J have certainly been very successful in
their difficult undertaking. They take
great pride in theiI work and persons
desiring to visit their museum will al
ways find them geninl and willing to
aid IN examining the curiositles to be
found here. Moreover the collection is
always being enlarged and people visit
ing the museum this year, may come
again next year confident that they will
find many new articles of interest to the
student Of history or natures manifold
wonders. We hope to give a more de.
tailed description of this little wonder
collection in some future issue of The
Pilot.
HOPEFUL.