The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-03-30

pied the field until about 1900, when
he retired to Green Bay. Then came
G. L. Karnopp, now of Mishicot; Emil
L. Tompach now of Racine; Francis
p NJ. Corey, now of Menasha, and Paul
Guttmann.
J. b. Rick was the only doctor to To-
cate in Larabee after the burning OF
his residence he moved to Mishicot.
Cooperstown-Dr Emil Prochazka,
a native of Manitowoc, a graduate OF
Rush in 1885 was the first to hang out
his single in that village, Immediate
~ after graduation. After a year 5
stay there and at Plymouth, he took a
post graduate course at Vienna. He
was always a close and thorough stu
dent. on his return from abroad, he
settled down at South Milwaukee.
Bruno Schallern, druggist of Mani
towoc, essayed to practice medicine at
that village next. Later he attended
a course of lectures in p &, S in Chica-
90, receiving his degree in 1888, when
he resumed practice until 1889, remov-
ing to Ripon, his present home.
He was succeeded 10y DR.. Frank ST.
mon, Jr., now of Oakland, Nebraska;
then 10y j. L. Schauer now of Milwau-
kee; Templeton, O'Connor and w. H.
! Vosburgh.
In the early 9O's DR.. II. Fleischer
chose Tisch Mills as his home. He was
succeeded 10y Y. II. Jameson, John f,
| Hoyer, Elton A. Chloupek, f. w. Luh-
man and Arthur De Neveu.
The first to locate in Mishicot was u
Belgian, whose name is unknown to
me. He came soon after the war, re-
naming a few years. George r. Daw-
| ley, class mate of DR.. Currens, locat-
ed in 1879 but died next yearof Brights
disease, and was succeeded by Hy, NJ,
| IIittncr, who remained until 1883, when
he removed to Two Rivers, where he
died few years later.
Rev. OschwaId's activities at st.
Nazians have already been mentioned.
In 1879 came DR.. y. j. Hayes until 1856
when he removed to Milwaukee where
he enjoys large practice. His sue
ces-ors, =. j. Taugher and Adolph
MoelIer are also at Milwaukee. These
were succeeded by Drs. Thomas O'Brien
and w. G. Schmitz, the latter remov-
ing to EIkhart last fall.
The Wisconsin Central in 1894 open
ed up some desirable territory at Col
| Inns and NaIders. At the former viii
lage Edw. J. Kirwan, now of Luding-
ton; f. w. Luhman, now of Morrison,
! Brown county.
DR.. James Burke opened an Office in
! VaIdcrs in 1906 for q few months. He
was succeeded 10y Or. f. G. Hopkins
the same year.
| DR.. Westgate was the only one to
locate in School Hill
| At Kiel Or. Leyeseur was the first Of
a long list Of doctors,-then came JAG
oh Wolf the father Of the druggist, in
1873; II. NJ. TIittncr in 70, Eugene
Martin and G. W. Stoclting now Of
Oconto locating in the same year; JAG
oh Martin, since deceased, in 1888: the
two brothers, Charles and Herman
Schaper; A. r. Whitman in 80; II.
Bo7sard, Dreher, Driesler, Arthur w.
SEEKER Frederick =. Knauf, Westgate,
! lily. T.. LuchrS, George Mathes, J..
Rock Slcystcr and u. f. Nauth. Math-
es, Bossard and Nauth are Homeo-
! paths.
Two Rivers DR.. Charles c. Crock
err came in H. but after Il few years
removed to Illinois. Drs. f. S. Luh-
man and j. Il. Currens arrived about
the same time in II and rs, becoming
active competitors and very prominent
in medical circles of our county, DIR.
Luhman removing to Manitowoc in 10
Others that came TO Two Rivers in
the SOS were Charles Oswald, lily. Hit
uer and G. G. Barnes, all three of
whom died but u few years later, also
Jos, y. Morauy, VIM. T.. Buschmann
| now of Milwaukee, and j. Rehbauer
In the 9O'o T. II. Jameson, f. W. Grei-
ncr, tIy w Morgenroth, +. J. Kir-
wan, f. TilIson, Frank S. Ably, +. S.
Christensen, A. II. Farrell and Eugene
Gates.
Manitowoc Drs J. f. Pritchard and
Henry Coakley both located in the
spring Of 1872, DR., Pritchard is at
present the oldest physician in the
county in age as well as continuous
years Of practice. He was Instrument
al in organizing the surgical service on
the old Lake Shore r. r. and the Wis
conain Central, later becoming Chief
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