The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-20
NOTES FROM KELLNERSyILLE,

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\ A little baby girl made its home at Mat
Swetlik's one day last week. Welcome
to the little stranger
George Weber reioices over the arrival
of baby boy ut his home Mother and
child are doing Well
Mrs, Bauman Sen. fell one day So that
her collar bone was broken and the at
tendance of the doctor was necessary.
Mr. Jos Konops new addition TO his
4 house is almost finished, as its being
plastered at present by Frank Stuwer snd
kovarcik
L. w. Ledvina wrote to friends here
that he is spending a very pleasant and
profitable vacation at the Whitewater
Normal
Joseph Kral, bartender at NJ. kellners,
has left for home as his health is very
poor of late. and so the place is vacant
for some other bright boy or man.
Mr. NJ Kellner has twomen setting up
binders and machines in the neighbor-
hood for miles around He has made
large sales for the Mccormick this seas
on.
Chas. Stokes has also sold large
number of Deering farm machinery, al
! though he doesn't work hard and hard
N ever goes canvassing among the farm
ers.
The past week has been a very rainy
, one, having was much delayed, and farm
ers now will have to hustle, rs rye, bar
ley and some varieties of peas are ripe,
and fine weather will be appreciated by
all
Mr.. JOS Psutka was visiting his par
ents few days last week also intending
to hire "a dozen men to work for Slais
Bros. lumber CO. at Cad. p .. Taylor
Co Wis
Telephone posts have been put up from
Rosencrans to Kellnersville. They be
gan the work July II and will continue
| IL lEOlll mere " pIdilCl. w { lutltl Stdlitl
Ref Bros will also have a connection on
the line
Visitors at Kellnersville at present are
the following Mrs Besucha, and two
grandchildren from Racine Wis, are the
guests of Mrs. JOS. Kellner. Mrs.
Klement and her sister Lizzie Janecek of
Milwaukee are visiting old time friends
and relatives here and in the vicinity
Our village people We're very sorry to
hear the sad and unexpected news of the
death of John Ludowise who until recent
ly kept the tinshop here, who sold out
and with his parents from Cooperstown
moved to Boyd, Chippawa Co. Wis. to
their new home They We're scarcely a
week in Boyd when overheated by hi
cycle ride he went to the river near by to
battle and almost immediately was siez-
el by cramps and died soon after
Died, Mr. Wencle Vraney of Kossuth
after long illness, was buried July A.
in the cemetery of st. Augustine Church
by Rev r. Lakomy His funeral was
attended by large circle of friel d. He
leaves u wife and several children to
mourn his loss
Died, Mrs, Novy Sen at the home of
her son JOS Novy. The deceased was
blessed with unusual old age being 90
years and was beloved by all who We're
acquainted with her She was carried
to her last resting place at St Josephs
cemetery Funeral services We're held
by Rev. F. Just, July a.
Dr. E L. Tompach our local physician
and surgeon had quite busy week, as
accidents Were rather numerous in this
vicinity Mr.. Anton Chick Of kossuth
had his shoulder dislocated by fall on
will soon be able to attend to farm work
again.
A sad accident happened to Peter Kral
and wife one day last week, as the unfor-
tunate ones We're thrown out of their
wagon by their horses which became
frightened and uncomfortable. They
We're both picked up by "a farmer, John
kubsch, who brought them to our vii
a &c to have their wounds dressed 1t
was found that Mr. Kral had his left arm
broken above the elbow, and was bruised
in many other parts of his body His
wife had u severe cut across her forehead
extending to the back of her head, be-
sides other minor bruises. It's too bad
such accidents will happen especially as
this is the busiest time Of the year. and
Mr.. Kral has no help to get his harvest
work done. We hope his friends and
neighbors will lend Il helping hand.
A little daughter about II years old of
Frank Stokes has been so dangerously i'll
the latter part of last week that little
hopes for her recovery We're entertained