The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-08
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CENTERyILLE, WIS, NOV. D., 1871.
Our busy farmers are preparing to go
into winter quarters
Mr.. Wehrwein. who had closed school
for little over a week re-opened We'd
nesday.
The very air seemed to heave great
sigh OF relief when the crier announced
Polls closed" last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Willie HUM has gone 10 Chicago
on business. We are informed that he
Intends purchasing an outfit for the
manufacture OF brooms.
Mr.. Martin Chuen is about to erect
dwelling house on the Centervllle road
near the saloon OF Mr.. Albers. MIR.
khuen Is a retired farmer.
Mr.. Hills. our photographer, is having
improvements made in his gallery which
adds &C nslderably 70 his facilities as well
ao to the general appearance of his build
ing.
Marrled:--At the home of the bride,
Mr.. Otto Schmlesser and Miss Della
Walters of Meme The ceremony took
place Sunday, Nov. 4, MIR. VIM. Lorfeld
tying the nuptial knot. Mr.. Schmiesser
Is thrifty young farmer, living IN the
vicinity of the School Hill" The bride
is charming young lady, whose home Is
also in the town of Meme. Congratulate
| tons all around.
During the recent campaign, visitors
| to Cleveland have frequently made our
Liberty Hall" the subject of favorable
| comment. And their praise is we'll de-
served. The ball is one of the most COM
pletely equipped for scciable and theatre
cal occasions, of any IN the county. The
stage is fitted out with several sets of
! highly finished scenes, and the curtain is
a real work of art. The only regrettable
thing is that the young people of Cleve-
land and Centerville do not take advan-
tage of the facilities offered, and give a
public entertainment once or twice year
1t could, if properly managed, be made a
| benehcent, or even remuneratlve enter
prise. Young people 10 some sections oil
the county would be only too glad if such
means of giving an entertainment were
at their disposal. Some halls. indeed
there are, in certain sections of the coun'
ty, which we're intended partly for this
purpose, but their owners lacked the
push" and ability necessary to finish the
| task.
A meeting to discuss the feasibility OF
| organizing for educational purposes anC
for discussing school matters in general
will be held at the Centerville Schoo
House, Saturday evening, Nov. 10. The
teachers of this vicinity are the prime
movers IN this matter, and 1t is their ear
nest wish that school boards in particula
and patrons ia general, make it poin
to be there. The establishment of closer
relations between teachers and patrons
in school matters is one of the ends which
the teachers hope to attain. The mod,
of procedure and the program to b,
adopted will, it is intended, differ some
what from the cut and dried style o
teachers meetings which have become
ver1table bore. Teachers should not b,
too exclusive and this sentiment is man
Tested by the Centerville teachers il
preparing for winters educational cam
paign which Will interest and benefit not
only persons of their own profession, bu
also the intelligent public in general
IL is hoped that they will receive vel
deserved encouragement by large gath
ering at the School House next Saturda,
evening. Il.