The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-09
Notes From Maple Grove.

Mrs JOnn Hogan, one Oh tue piOueeT
residents of this vicinity, was called to
eternal rest on Wednesday morning May
1st, in the Holy Family hospital at
Manitowoc whittier she had gone to re-
ceive treatment.
Her remains were brought to her home
here Wednesday evening. The deceased
was % years of age. She was kind,
generous woman, much beloved by all
her acquaintances. She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. John Logan of
Franklin and three sons, Michael, Tom
and John. The funeral was held Friday
morning, Rev G.. j. O'Connell officiating
The large attendance at her obsequies
indicates that she was much esteemed
by the entire community. Her remains
were laid to rest in Maple Grove ceme-
terry.
On Thursday morning the sad news
that John Guhin of Milwaukee, son
of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Guhin of this
place had passed away, was received
here and was shock to his many rela-
tives and friends A few days previous
to his demise his parents received
letter stating that he was not feeling
well and his sister Miss Mamie left inn
mediately for Milwaukee. He had just
recovered from an attack Of pneumonia,
but u relapse, combined with heart
failure caused his sudden death. The
deceased left this place about % years
ago and was employed as Il fireman on
the St Paul Il. r. at Freeport, Ill. After
a few years he was considered competent
to handle the throttle lever and for
several years he guided the iron horse
Later on he gave up railroading and
removed with his family to Milwaukee,
where he resided until death ended his
career. He was 46 years old. Besides
his widow and three daughters he will
be sadly mourned by his parents, one
sister, Miss Mamie and five brothers, p.
II and NJ. NJ Guhin Of Aberdeen, s. D.,
Tim of Montana and Steve and Joe of
this place. The funeral was held in
Milwaukee Saturday morning. His
father, his sister Mamie, his brother
Steve, and his brother F. II. Gnhin of
Aberdeen, attended the funeral His
remains were laid to rest in Calvary
cemetery.
p. H. Fielding sold his 80 acre farm,
including personal property, to Dan
Kelley last Monday. Consideration,
$4,000
Mrs. Cahill of Reedsville suffered a
serious accident to one Of her eyes Sat
nrday, while visiting at the home Of her
brother, Dr. Lyons Of Bear Creek
Having had some slight trouble with her
eyes for some time, she usually carried
vial containing medicine to wash her
eyes with, She placed the bottle on a
shelf beside another bottle which con-
! tanned carpolic acid Next morning by
mistake she took the bottle containing
carbolic acid and applied some to her
eye. Her brother hearing her cries
went to her and Immediately applied
alcohol but it failed to give much relief.
She is now in hospital at Appleton
under the care Of DR.. Brooks, who has
stated that the eye is lost and may have
! to be removed.
Postotlice Inspector Rice looked over
the Reedsville p O. Saturday and
stated that the accounts We're kept in
first class order, and that the assistant
Post Mistress was the Dest looking lady
he has seen 20 far in making his tour,
Mr. Xuehlke. President of the Reeds
Vile state bank, was in Reedsville Mon
day and purchased u site for the new
bank building. The lot is u part of the
property formerly owned by the late
VIM Xahn and the bank will be built
inst east of the pautz hardware store on
MauitowOc st.
Mrs Lawrence Gill and daughter
visited friends in Manitowoc Monday
and Tuesday.