The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-30

mere, now PROFESSOR or the college, at
Wittenberg is spending part Of his vaca-
ton with his old friends in town.
Sister Flavia at the Holy Family
Hospital after having nursed hundreds
of patients is now sick herself. She is
getting over hard attack of phneu-
monia.
Rev. Peil, Rev. O'Leary, Rev. Geisler
together with John Kelley, Frank Hoff-
man, DR.. Meany, and Ed Kelley atten-
ded the funeral of Archbishop Katzer,
at Milwaukee.
The steamer Waverly of the Gilchrist
fleet which wlntered here was sunk in q
collision off Harbor Beach, Wednesday
last and will be total loss. The crew
was rescued.
Mrs. Steinbrecher had II Chicago
guests at the Caves hotel. The hotel is
proving great attraction and on Sun
days is often taxed to the utmost of its
capacity.
The Badger Hotel at Mishicott has
again changed hands and has now be-
come the property of Mr. Nocher. The
purchaser is Mishicot man and will
we hope make success of it.
The Manitowoc Mattress Company is
very busy now a days. 1t is new
company but the quality of it's springs
and mattresses is such that they have
already created market for themselves.
Smallpox has again broken out in the
town of Franklin. The disease is of a
very mild form but has invaded a num-
Der of families. The health officers
ought to be assisted wherever possible
to help them weed it out
While working in the boiler works
George Goldie got steel splinter into
his hand which is causing him endless
trouble. The physicians have not beel
able to get the splinter and there is
grave danger that he may loose his
hand.
The G. N. w. limited due at Mani
towoc 5:1S A. M. arrived an hour and Il
half late Monday due to several extra
coaches causing the engine to give out.
Engines were changed here and the
train started on to Milwaukee.
While Robert Seigelkow. Center
vile farmer was attending silver
wedding, some malicious person set
fire to his hay stack; large number of
people being near, they were enabled to
save large portion of it and prevent
further damage such actions are too
low for further comment.
The action of the union people to
boycott Kunz and Bleser is poor move
such actions only advertise the brewery
and do no good. If the men are will
ing to work without being organized
let them alone it will do more good
than Matchmaking.
On Thursday little boy was injured
by being knocked down while trying to
steal peas from a passing wagon. The
companies are doing their utmost to
keep the youngsters out of harms way
but with little effect The parents
ought to forbid the small theiving the
children are guilty of, it is only a little
for each but if you consider the
hundreds that resort to it you can see
what it amounts to.
The Bohemian church societies had
their annual church celebration at Fran
els Creek Sunday The church festivi-
ties took place at the church in the
morning followed by picnic at Stast
ny's IN the afternoon. A great number
of town people attended and stayed
over for the dance in the evening There
must have been about 500 people at the
picnic.
On Thursday night last James O'Con-
nell of Two Rivers while trying to open
window in the second story of his
broke his neck. After lingering several
hours MIR. O'Connel died early Friday
morning. Mr.. O'Connell had lived at
Two Rivers several years being a sec
ton foreman for the G. & N. w. r R
He leaves wife and one small child.
Charles Reiff former resident of
Francis Creek became violently insane
at Marinette on Friday. He had been
working with well drilling crew and
became greatly heated when suddenly
he started up and ran to the railroad
track and endeavored to push an engine
from the track Reiff has been insane
before having been released from the
hospital in 1898. A sister is also an in
mate of the asylum.
Monday afternoon the horse of Carl
lander ran away and coming up
9th street s. J. Anderson saw it and
stopped the animal. On coming back he