The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-24
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Capt. David Brothers of Kaukauna
who was we'll known here, died last
week at the age of 6S years. The de-
ceased was a civil war veteran. He
founded the Brothers House, one OF the
largest hotels at Kaukauna. The funer-
al was held at Green Bay.
A special meeting was held at Coopers-
town School District No. y last Satur
day afternoon to consider the question
of building new school house. Prin
Fred Christensen of the Training School
and Supt w. E. Larson were present
and each gave an address in favor OF the
proposition 1t was decided TO build q
modern, up to-date, brick building.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hey
roth, pioneer residents of this county,
celebrated their golden wedding at the
home of their son Ferdinand heyroth,
on Michigan avenue The event was a
family reunion, the three children of the
couple being present Many friends,
also, assisted in the celebration.
MENDLIk & MULHOLLAND- Can suit
you in Rugs, Carpets and Draperies.
They are the Manitowoc agents for the
celebrated Richardson Carpets. Call
and see their samples. Prices are a
trife over the Chicago Wholesale Cost.
MENDLIk & MULHOLLAND.
Frank Lousier, the Two Rivers cham
ion bowler, who recently succeeded in
winning record of a perfect score, has
ssued challenge to roll any bowler in
Wisconsin. His average for 11S games
is 2O3
Last Sunday evening L. st. Nraz gave
an illustrated lecture in Bohemian at
the Opera house. Mr.. st. Nraz spent
many years in travelling in Siberia,
China, Korea and Japan. The speaker
was greeted by fair sized audience,
which thoroughly appreciated his utter
esting, entertaining and instructive
discourse.
Atty. c. E. Brady took "a drive out to
the old home in Liberty last Saturday
and it has been learned from an authen-
tic source that he failed to attend
divine service Sunday forenoon and
went off hunting. On Monday he
walked up slowly and furtiyely to a
PILOT man and tried to buy him with
good cigars and some silver mot to put
it in the paper but he was told: Get
thee behind me.
The visiting librarians were enter
tanned with trolley ride to Two Rivers
last Friday afternoon after the close OF
the convention here Upon their arrival
at Two Rivers the party, consisting OF
twenty five members. was received at
the City Library, where luncheon was
spread. Mesdames j. +. ami II. p.
Hamilton and Miss Baetz being the
hostesses of the occasion.
At the home of Miss Marie Null.
holland on St Clair St, on Wednesday
evening of the past week, marked
down" social was given by the choir of
the Sacred Heart congregation. 1t was
an enjoyable affair for all participants.
After the contest refreshments were
served. The proceeds will be used in
purchasing new church music.
Among those upon whom degree
was conferred by the consistOry Of the
Masonic order at Milwaukee last week
was William J Hess Of this city who
was guest at the banquet following
the ceremony. United States Senator
John G. Spooner was the orator of the
day, which was a memorable one for the
class of 1904 of which Mr. Hess was a
member.
The annual gathering Of the Mantle
voc County Teachers Training school
graduates will occur on Friday of this
week. The meeting will be held at the
school and an interesting program has
been arranged for the occasion, which
will mark the third annual reunion of
the Alumni association Of thaI admir-
able institution During the three years
of its existence 81 young people have
graduated from the school 1t is expected
| that the larger number of the graduates
will be in attendance at the gathering
Prof. F. S Hyer of Stevens Point,
former principal of the school. has been
invited to be present at the meeting.