The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-03-21
NOTES FROM CENTERVILLE.

Mr.. Louis Wiegand accompanied by
his mother and daughter Emma, spent a
few days at Shawano, Wis, last week
visiting with his brother Otto Wiegand, |
editor of the Shawano County Advocate
of that place.
The Dramatic Club of Cleveland will
present a drama at the Liberty Hall,
Monday evening, Apr. u. The drama is
entitled ''Tatters, the pet of Squatter's
Gulch,' and Is a stirring play, the scene
of which is laid in a'western mining camp.
1t is to be presented by local talent, and
we feel certain it will be success, The
Centervllle band will furnish overtures,
and dance music after the performance is
over.
A grand Easter dance will be held at
Nennlg's Hail, Monday evening, Apr. IS,
which promises to be a very successful
affair. Good music has been engaged
and jolly time may be anticipated
Mr.. Ernst Kessig and his wife, his
father and two daughters and Mr. and
Mrs. Fem took trip to Unity, Clark
Co. last week en- visit to friends and
relatives. They returned Tuesday.
/ The teachers meeting held here last
! Saturday under the auspices of the NJ.
| Co. L. Assn was of course a success.
! he following are the names OF those IN
attendance: l.. A. Schmitz, +. J. Sachse,
j. G.. Goldie, G. j. Groth. S, F. Wehr-
| vein, Thomas Common, G. J. Darford,
Chas. H. Hoffner, Louis Baumann, otto
lander, G. E, Brady, L. j. 1augher, j.
J. S. Danforth, Nellie Carey. Annie Dan
fsrth, Albert Mill, ID. Fish, Fred Geush,
Nora Cary. The following visitors we're
present during the proceedings: Mr.
Ernst Dassler, Mr.. G.. Mill, Mr.. VIM.
Lorfeld, Mr.. FL. Mill, Mr.. VIM. Luecker
The question of corporal punishment
was brought up and aroused consider
able interest. But the necessity of an
early adjournment closed the discussion
before any sort Of agreement could. be
reached. The next meeting will be held
at Osman, April ID. The programme
will be published later.
We learn thai Hon. Isaac Cratic of
Mishicott is a candidate for the office of
municipal Judge of this county. We en-
dorse the remarks made by the Mishicott
correspondent of the ManitowCc Press
believing Mr.. Crate to be q man emin-
emily qualified to fill the position he
seeks.
A joint debate has been arranged be.
tween tbe Centerville Literary Society
and the Stand Hope Literary Society of
Meme Question: "Resolved that the
IF Copa1o w tho II - &c do
sirable." Affirmative: Otto lander and
W. G.. Wehrwein in behalf of the Center
vile Literary Society. Negative: Fran
, els Taugher and g. E. Brady in behalf Of
the Stand Hope Literary. The meeting
will take place Saturday evening, April
II. and an interesting time may be anti
clpated.
Mr.. Leo Klessig held meeting of the
! patrons OF his creamery last Thursday.
Politics is quiet here at present anc
the politicians aeem to be keeping shady
Yet it is certain that they are on the qul
we, and we may expect Interesting
times when election day approaches
The supposed candidates are not very
} demonstrative, but they seem to be very
, | much IN earnest.
MT. 1LOtndS COnnOF mas IOucn OF the
, Grippe" this week, though he is yet or
deck attending to his school duties
Teachers as It rule are tougher than their
looks seem to indicate and we are conf
J dent that Mr.. Conner will soon be as hale
, and hearty as ever. At least we hope so
} A bad case of assault and battery took
, place in the town of Newton recently
We do not desire to publish names fol
several reasons, but we feel it proper tC
say that such human nuisaDces ought al
ways TO be summarily dealt with. 1t Is
almost too easy TO elude justice by &
settlement"