The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-07-13
CHANGES IN CLERGY.
ARCHBISHOP KATZER ANNOUNCES
THE APPOINTMENTS.
ASSISTANT FOR ST. GEORGES
Father Hanert Will be Succeeded by
Father F. Hillenbrand.
FREEMAN, of Paris, is Sent to
Seymour. wisconsin.
ASSISTANT FOR ST. GEORGES

The annual appointments and
changes among the clergy of the arch
diocese have been made by Archbishop
Katzer and many of the changes an
nounced will be of great interest to the
Catholic residents of this city and
county. These changes are made each
year soon after the ordination cere-
monies at st. Francis seminary, at
which time the new priests are assigned
to their first work in the church.
Among the new appointments is
change in the assistant pastor of st.
Georges church in this city. Father
N. Hanert, who has been the assistant
of Father Elskamp for the past year,
will be removed to take charge of the
churches at Bloomington and Glen
Haven. The young priest has been
very we'll liked among the members of
st. Georges parish and all OF them will
be sorry to lose him. However, the
members of the church will be glad to
know that the Arch bishop has selected
Father Hanert for a splendid parish
and his work for the church will be
greatly increased in his new field of
labor. To fill the place made vacant
by the advancement of Father Hanert
Archbishop Katzer has appointed
Father F. Hillenbrand, of Milwaukee.
The new priest will come to Kenosha on
next Friday, and as he has many
friends in st. Georges parish warm
welcome is promised for him.
Father N. FREEMAN, of Paris, who
las been pastor of st. Johns church
for over five years, will also be removed
under the new appointments of the
Arch bishop. He has been stationed at
Seymour, a small town in Northern
Wisconsin. Father FREEMAN will be
missed in the little Kenosha county
village. While he has been the pastor
of st. Johns church he has been con-
spicuous person in the life of the town
and has had great influence for good
on the citizens. He is beloved not only
by the members of the parish, but by
all the people of the town. He will go
to his new field of labor with the best
wishes of all the village. No successor
has as yet been appointed to fill the
vacancy at st. Johns church.
Father Chris. Hausner, a Kenosha
county boy who has been an assistant
in one of the Milwaukee churches for
the past year, has been appointed to
take charge of the churches at Wilmot
and Bristol. These churches have not
had pastor for some time and Father
Hansner will find big field in which to
labor. The full list of appointments as
announced by the Archbishop are as
follows:
G. Flasch, Mazomanie; William Nell
len, st. Francis seminary; Joseph
Huber, st. Anna; B. Coral, st. Francis
seminary; B. Cora, st. Stanislaus,
Milwaukee; J. Blecharz, St. Vincent's,
Milwaukee; A. Smetana, St. Josaphat's
Milwaukee; j. McGinnity, Westport;
F. Pischery, Neosho; P. Jones, Cass-
vile: L. Thelen, Charlesburg; N. Fret
man, Seymour; N. Hanert. Blooming
ton and Glen Haven; E. Schiefen, Holy
Trinity, Milwaukee; P. Geisbach, st.
Joseph's, Milwaukee; B. Traudt, St.
Michaeps, Milwaukee; j. Theisen,
Granville; F. Hillenbrand, st. Georges
Kenosha; G. Hausner, Bristol and
Wilmot; l.. Blume, ST. Nazianz.