The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-09-02
NOTES FROM CENTERVILLE.
Mr. Henry Groth of n 3wton called
n the pedagogues last Monday.

Mr. Henry Groth of Newton called
on the pedagogues last Monday.
Mr.. Martin Kohn of Sheboygan
spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
John Lang.
A harvest dane will be held at Lib
erty Hall next Sunday A big time is
expected by all.
Mrs. Jos. Kohn of Marinette and
her sister, Miss Mary Tech of Chiffon,
visited at Mr. Edw Kohn
MIR. Alfred Schneider Of Forest
junction who spent several weeks
with friends, left for home.
Mrs A. Pfeiler and Mrs. E. Seide
man of Sheboygan and Mr.. and Mrs
J. Busheck created their friends last
Sunday.
Mr. A H. lander, our local Justice
of the peace left Monday for Mishi-
colt to otficiate at the wedding of his
brother Otto.
Quite number of base ball en-
thusiasts will leave for Manltowoc
next Saturday to see Connie Mack s
team play ball.
MIR. VIM. Sachse, junior member
of the firm of Sachse Bros. spent Sun
day at Brillion. Any special attrac-
ton up there, Will?
The schools of the town will not
open till the latter part of September,
though three out of the five districts
have nine months term.
Mesdames j. Lindstedt of Mantle
woe, Geo Halder and Fred Leven-
hagen of Wausau with their respec-
tive families visited Mr. and Mrs. A.
IL. lander
Mr.. Herman Schuetfe died last
Thursday aged Ga years. Deceased
was in i'll health for many years, and
death was relief to him. He was
buried last Saturday, Rev. Philip
Sprengling officiating.
Mr.. Chas. Schaetzer and MIR. Klessig
have each become happy over the ar
rival of boy. Boys are the fashion
now. Can it be the leap year girls
have so diminished tn. male ranks
that the former ratio must be estab-
lished again.
On account of the illuess of her
mother, Miss Rosa Baumann will not
be able TO teach the primary depart
ment of the Teitgen school for an in
definite time. Miss Jessie GoIdie has
been temporarily engaged until Miss
Banmann is able to fill the position
herself.
Soon orr students will leave for
their alma matters again. The list be-
low is a credit to our town and speaks
we'll for our intelligence. Mr.. Fred
Kestley will continue his studies at
the North Western College of DENTS
try, Chicago; L. A. Bauman will finish
his senior year at the Milwaukee Nor
nal school: Albert Pohlandt will take
up junior work at Algoma high school:
Albert Rielsmier Is alreaoy at Dixon,
H.; Herman Stahl goes to Addison.
H.; Fred Schuette to Watertcwn;
Frank Hoffman Will be a sophomore
at the State University while Joe
Morris will be sophomore at the
Wis. College of Physicians and Sur
geons and Herman Wagner will en-
roll as a freshman at the Milwaukee
College.
The reduction in teachers wages in
our town is over ten per cent The
sane is true of some other towns.
The reduction has been too general
and sweeping one. This is due to an
over production of teachers. many of
whom are too young and unexperlenc-
ed and armed with the pass port .lox
wages This years output has been
larger than ever because of an infer
Tor quality. Several causes have
brought this about A correspondent
of last week is right in saying that the
pedagogues have been too pernicious
ly active in turning out teachers, but
he fails to see the most ,jotent and
direct cause, Had the standard been
higher no such sersmbling for places
conld have resulted Nov Il THEN