The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-12-20
Notes From Maple Grove.

Martin Morrissey, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Morrissey arrived home from
! Green Bay last week where he under
went an operation for tuberculosis of
! the leg bone. The leg was amputated
| few inches above the knee joint. Several
years ago be fell from buggy, that
accident causing the injury to the leg.
! He is now able to be around with the
aid of pair of clutches,
Miss Effey Kenney will close her
school in it. Dist. No ? Friday, and will
take three months vacation at her
home in Kaukauna.
Chas Helser and his sister of Schiocton
removed to Reedsville last week and
have taken up their residence in the
Hlaracke building on Manitowoc street.
Mr. Helser opened up bakery Monday
morning.
The sad news was received IN Reeds
vile Saturday that Julius Bornefeldt
had breathed his last at his home in
Sheboygan. The deceased was in Reeds
vile less than one month ago, visiting
friends; but on Monday of last week he
suffered a stroke of paralysis, which
caused his demise. The deceased was a
resident of Reedsville for % years, where
he was engaged in the mercantile and
farm machinery business about six years
ago. He removed with his family to
ShebOygan. He leaves widow, two
daughters and two sons, The funeral
was held in Sheboygan Tuesday after
noon.
All the laborers engaged in the work
of putting in the new telephone line of
the Manitowoc and Western Telephone |
company from Green Leaf to Mantle.
voc went on "A strike last week, when
within few miles of Manitowoc Fore
man Dan Kelley undertook to place a
new crew of men in the place of the
strikers, but they refused to allow any
non union men to fill their places. Thus
the work is still at a standstll
Messrs. Falk and Rain Of Morrison
have rented the ] G.. Maertz store in
Reedsville and will take possession Jan |
lst. They are both experienced business
men.
Sam Thompson and John Dorsey of |
Morrison are hauling lumber from
Reedsville this week to rebuild the
cheese factory recently destroyed by |
fire at Brenuan's Corners, this being the |
Bird time the factory was destroyed by
fire on the premises within few years. |
Owing to New Years day falling on |
the first Tuesday in January, the annual
meeting of the Rockland Fire Insurance
company will be held on the day follow
ing, Wednesday, Jan. 2nd
Some large real estate deals took |
place here last week Martin O'Conuor
purchased so acres of land from M. II. |
Connell Consideration, 50, 300 90. He |
bought 40 acres from j. f.. Nolan for |
"a, 10000; and NJ II. Cornell purchased |
the l90acre farm from his brother |
Bryan near Grimms station Consider
alton, S22, 90. Bryan Cornell intends
TO purchase a large farm in Oklahoma.
Mrs. friedrich, an old resident of |
Reedsville, passed away at the home of |
her daughter Mrs Fred Kiehl in Reeds
vile, Saturday. She had been a sufferer
from cancer for the past two years. She
had nearly reached the four score mark.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs Fred |
Kiehl, and one son, Herman both re-
siding in Reedsville. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon from the Luther
an church, Rev. Bremen officiating.
Aug. Bruss, the Reedsville ieweler.
WAS appointed village trustee at meet
ing of the board Monday, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Jas. H. Meany, who was obliged to
resign as trustee on account of his hay
ing been appointed rural mail carrier