The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-01-10

treatmen: on Jan. l. Mr.. Polivka was
forty years Of age. He is survived by a
wife and two children. One brother,
John Polivks Of this city. also survives
The decedent WAS engaged in the
hotel business at Kellnersville. He was
we'll known here.
Tho funeral was held at Kellnersville
Sunday afternoon, interment taking
place at the National cemetery.
John Hoffman,, aged fifty.two years,
died on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. ,, at
his home in the town Of Mishicot, of
which town he had been resident all
his life. His death resulted from hemor.
rhsge. Mr.. Hoffman, is survived by
his wife and five children, all living at
the family home in the town mentioned.
The funeral WAS held Friday afternoon.
The decedent Is said to have given ex.
preston to a remarkable premontion,
or rather provision, of his final summons.
day preceding his death. he told his
vito that he would breathe his last ut 2
O'Clock in the afternoon on Wednesday,
Jan. .. That WAS the exact time at
which his death actually occurred
Mr.. Hoffman, WAS prosperous
farmer. He WAS we'll known in this
section Of the county. and his untimely
demise will be deplored by many friends.
Mrs. Ellen Heind. aged seventy six.
passed away At the Holy Family hospital
At an early hour Wednesday morning
Jan. 2. She had been at the hospital for
. long time. The immediate cause Of
her death was paralysis superinduced
by an enfeebled vitality and general in.
hrmities OF age. The only surviving
relatives are niece and nephew, both
OF this city, the former being Mrs John
Doolan and the latter J. F. Reardon.
The funera! WAS held last Thursday
morning from the st. Bonface church
interment taking place at Calvary GENE.
tory.
John Pitz, aged sixty one died at the
family residence, 4lS North Main street,
on Tuesday morning OF last week after
. six weeks illness, due to inflammation
Of the bladder
Mr.. PITT, was born in Germany. He
came to America In the year 1865. Upon
his arrival in this country. he first en-.
gssed in farming. in which occupation
he continued for several years. He then
came to this city and started work at
the carpenters trade. He followed that
trade up to the time Of his final illness.
He was we'll And favorsbly known. He
was the social democratic candidate for
congress- In this district Ut the late cleo
tion. He received n larger vote than
that polled by any previous social demo.
cratic candidate for congressman in this
district.
The decedent is survived by wife and
four children. The funeral was held
last Thursday afternoon from the home
interment taking place at Evergreen
cemetery.
Albert La Fond, = Two Rivers boy
aged eighteen, died Of diphtheria at n
hospital In Milwaukee last week, after
few days illness. The body WAS
brought to Two Rivers, where the
funeral was held last Friday.
Mrs John Eberhardt. aged thirty.
three, died At the family home on the
Calumet road last Thursday morning,
after an illness OF two weeks, the cause
OF her demise being typhoid pneumonia.
The decedent's maiden name was Miss
Louise Waack. She WAS daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Waack, South
Ninth street. Besides her husband
parents, and two children OF tender age
Clara and Amanda -four sisters and
two brothers survive to mourn her un-
timely summons TO the Great Beyond
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the German Lutheran
church in this city. lnterment took
place at Evergreen cemetery.
Joseph Redig, . well-known Newton
farmer, aged thirty, unmarried, died at
An early hour Monday morning ut the
homo OF his parents, his demise result.
ing from an acute nephritic disease He
10 survived by his parents and several
brothers and sisters. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at Newton.
Captain Andrew Christensen, aged 5S
years, died at the Holy Family hospital
Sunday night, rs result Of injuries
received in an accident with which he
had met at Sturgeon Bay on Wednesday
OF last week.
The deceased is survived by wife and
seven children, the family home being
at 8l3 South 10Th street
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon from the First Norwegian
a