The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-07-20

d. G. Chapman, who disappeared from
his home in this city month ago, was
found in Missouri city on Monday.
He was picked up wandering about the
streets and was confined to a hospital
when identified He was taken to Chica-
60 on Tuesday, where he will undergo
an operation. He was operated upon
two weeks before his disappearance and
it is thought that his mind was affected
when he left. kilograms We're received
here Monday evening, announcing that
Chapman had been found. Mrs Chap
man left for Chicago Tuesday afternoon,
Ed Mcmahon Ottoman Falge and
Robert Rank departed Tuesday for Da-
kota, where they will seek employment
in the wheat fields for several weeks,
after which they will go to Portland,
Oregon, to visit the Lewis and Clark
exposition, On their return trip, also,
they expect to earn their way. All
three are engaged in teaching in this
county.
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Investigation has revealed the fact
that the Fox River Valley Railway
company cannot reach the bridge on
Eighth street, the street being too
narrow Hence the city will not lose
one-half the cost of the new Tenth street
bridge, rs was thought at the time it
was discovered that the company men
toned could force the Traction compa-
ny to allow use of its lines in crossing
Eighth street bridge.
Frank Bermke, who removed from
this county to the town of Stockbridge
Calumet county, several months ago
died of heart disease on Wednesday of
last week. He was seventy seven years
OF age. The funeral took place ON Sat
urday from the house, interment being
at the Hillside cemetery in Chiffon.
Last Sunday Bishop Fox presided at a
meeting of the congregation of St
Mary's Polish Catholic church. The
meeting was most harmonious one.
All difficulties We're adjusted and it is
thought that henceforth spirit of har-
mony will prevail among the cougre-
cation that has experienced so much
trouble during the past two years.
The census retur" received from the
town of Eaton show a population of
1882, a gain Of Is since 1900 The re
turns received from the town of Mishi
cot show q population of 1854, lose of
II since 1900. The last mentioned
town has 2s@ men who are available
for military duty.
With few exceptions the teachers who
taught in the North Side high school
and those who taugh. in the Luling
school during the school year recently
closed have been re engaged for the
ensuing year, Prof. Paul q. w. Keller
continuing rs principal. Miss Winifred
Richards has been elected to position
in the North Side school.
The school census for Joint district
No, | shows gain of thirty. The school
population Of the district is ll55 Girls
lead, there being 59l to 5Gi boys. While
the school population has Increased, the
entire population of the North Side has
decreased since the census of 1900.
Misses Sarah and Mary Walsh of Two
Rivers, we'll known teachers, left last
week for Helena, Montana, to visit their
brother, +. j. Walsh, the leading at
torney in that city, From there they
will go to Portland Oregon, to visit the
Lewis and Clark exposition.
Bulletin No, II, recently issued, con.
tains interesting information relative tc
the short course in agriculture at the
University of Wisconsin The term for
this course, for the ensuing year, opens
on Monday, December 9, and closes
March sth. The short course is very
popular and the attendance at this de.
partment OF the college Of agriculture
promises to be larger next term than /,
has ever been heretofore
Last Friday news was received here
OF the marrow escape which Otto
Sonsthagen of this city had from drown.
ing in Bass lake at Amigo Sonsthagen
and two companions were ont boating
and fishing Something occurred which
resulted III the capsizing of the boat.