The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-11-04
NOTES FROM MISHICOTT

Mr.. Jake zimmerman has moved tc
Coleman, Wis.
Mrs. John Ploeckelman has been quite
| i'll for some time.
Mr.. VIM. Werne fell from his wagon
last Saturday Injuring his shoulder blade
quite severely.
Halloween was not forgotten by some
OF the people of our village school, and g
few were victImIzed.
Mrs. Ed. Burt WAS successfully oper
ated for abdominal abscess by Drs Kar
nopp and Pritchard last week.
The debate at the Excelsior Literary
Society was spirited one and the two
SIDES OF The subject were ably presented
Mic Vanderbloemen is now the proud
owner OF horse and buggy purchased
OF Mr.. Robert Shambeau. Some more
prosperity"
Mrs. DR.. r. f. Minnehan and Mrs. Fl
A. Mlnnehan of Kewaunee we're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Karnopp last
week.
The Catholic cemetery near the public
cemetery has been plowed up and is being
leveled. 1t will. if ordinary care is be
slowed upon it. furnish a striking con.
trast to the public cemetery.
The Windsor Mandolin Club drew
large bouses at both Cooperstown and
Range Line this week. They are work
ing up an excellent reputation here in
the northern portion of the county.
Mr.. Mic Terens and family and Mr.. Ira
Boyer and family have gone to spend a
week at Sturgeon Bay. Mic and Ira will
hunt for (purchasable) deer during their
stay. Their friends here are already
whetting their appetitites in anticipation
OF venlson.
Teachers meeting in this village Sat-
urday, Nov 9Th. The names of teachers
lr attendance will be published for the
benefit OF school boards. Be it under
stood that outsiders" especially MEM
bers OF school boards will be cordially
welcomed by the teachers il they call
around during the day.
To those who secured the pleasure of
her acqualn lance, it will be sad tid1nps to
learn that Mss Estella Guthrie one of
the Chicago ladies who spent a few
months here the past simmer met death
by drowning last week. Her kind end
tender disposition won the regard of all
who met her and MishIcott people sin
cerely eympathlze with the family In it's
bereavement.
Several Of the friends of Mr.. John
Terens gathered at his house last Tnes-
dav to assist him in celebrating his Gath
birthday and the 50th Anniversary of his
arrival in the United States. Mr.. Tereps
Carries his years well and his bnmor and
the fund OF stories gathered 10 the varied
experiences of his life time, the best Of
which are always at the disposal of bis
friends, make them enjoy their visits at
his home and they are Hospitality received
1t is our painful task TO record another
death in the village during the past week.
Last Saturday morning, little six year
old Ralph Deljep, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Detjen died. The little lad had
been suffering mucl. pain for some time
from an Clcs rition in the jaw and the
parents we're alternately in hopes and
despair of his recovery. Ralph had a low
able disposition. kind to his parents and
to his teachers, whose affections
he won as we'll as those of his Young
school mates. The body was accompau-
led to the grave by the teachers and pm
pills of the village school who assisted in
doing the last honoIs to the memory of
their little friend and schoolmate