The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-09-19
Notes From CenteryiIIe

opened on Monday with large attend
ance The school is Il two department
one and has eight grades The lower
room is in charge of Sister Regina and
the upper room is in charge of Sister
Helena who is considered one of the best
sister teachers in the state. The school
is certainly credit to the town as well
rs TO the parish as it is kept in fine con
dition. Sister Helena has spared no
pains in trying to make the school home
like The sisters kindly invite one and
all to call and observe the work they
are doing.
A literary society will soon be organ,
lied and will hold meetings every other
Friday,
1t is not often that we are given an
opportunity of having the pleasure of
listening to as good a concert as Prof
Won Gettch of Sheboygan gave at the
Liberty hall, Thursday evening. The
professor was assisted by Miss Odenbrett
as pianist Miss Bodden who gave several
fine recitations and N. r. Schils who
sang several solos Much of the credit
of securing such talent to appear in our
midst belongs to Miss Eleanor Schultz
After the concert all enjoyed a social
whirl to the tune of Nennig's orchestra
Sheboygan, Osman Towards and Man.
itowoc were represented at the concert
Erwin G. Cary, student at the Mar.
guette college, formerly teacher of the
Nennig school, returned home Tuesday
after a weeks visit here with old ac
quaintances.
Miss Catherine Hoffman, of Sheboy-
gan returned home Friday after a short
visit here.
Our town was well represented at the
state fair.
While one of our young ladies was
visiting at Newton recently few of her
friends decided to play joke on her, so
caught number of fine grass hoppers,
and putting them in an innocent looking
bon bon box mailed them to her. She
received and opened the box while at the
dinner table. For while dinner was
postponed and all INDUCED in a grass
hopper chase,
Quite number of people from here
drove to the scene of the bridge acct
dent between Northern and Newton last
Sunday. They say it is bad wreck
and may prove II costly affair for the
town of Newton, if the fault lies on its
shoulders Navier Bonk was crossing
the bridge in question with traction
engine, when suddenly the bridge gave
way precipitating man and engine into
the water below in Seven Mile Creek. Mr.
Bonk was caught under the heavy ma
chine, il requiring the efforts of rescuers
for fully an hour to effect release. In
the meantime II was necessary to dash
water over him ~ Il protection from the
scaldiug water and the intense heat of
the fires underneath the boiler He was
taken TO Sheboygan, where upon exam
ination, by medical authority, it was
found necessary to amputate the right
leg inst mellow the knee. This il said to
be the same bridge where fatal acct.
dent occurred n few years ago
Mr.. Joe. Arends, Wis. Cen operator
returned to Wheeling, after visit here
with parents.
Miss Lena Schultz is visiting through,
out the state but will return shortly to
resume her school work mt Spring Val.
| ley.
Carpenters are at work on the steeple
of the church at st. Wendell, repairing
the damage done by lightning
Mr.. and Mrs Sachse of Sheboygan
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
Reinemann Sunday.
Miss T. Hoffman is visiting at Mantle.
woe
Hon. Wehrwein was u business caller
at Manitowoc Saturday. Simon's trips
are 30 frequent that things look rather
suspicious.
Miss Elsie Erdmann was home from
Two Rivers over Sunday.