The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-04
Notes From Centeryille.
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The school of Dist. No. of our town
of which Mr.. John Arends is the teacher
closed with an entertainment last Fri
day evening Supt. w. E. Larson was
present an6 gave an excellent talk, TEEN
ing with good advice. All who took
part in the program acquitted themsel'
yes with credit.
Mrs. Jos. Schultz left for Milwaukee
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Fred Grippe and family Lave re-
turned from visit with Outagamie Co.
relatives.
Mr.. Papitz of Minnesota is visiting
with his uncle Mr. Carl Henschel. Mr.
Papitz's folks lived here some forty
years ago.
Mrs. Hauch, who was guest at the
Schultz home, departed for her home at
Sturgeon Bay.
The stork called at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs E. n Reinert leaving for their
tender care baby girl. We tender
congratulations.
Mr.. John Reinemann, who for many
years has so ably represented our town
on the county board, is the only jury
man drawn from this town for the June
term of circuit court.
Last Sunday bus. load Of young Poop
lie of Centerville made trip to the town
of Meeme for the purpose of spending
the day in the company of one of our
most esteemed young ladies of Center
vile, Miss Helen Schultz, now teacher
of the st, Fidelis parochial school.
Leaving our little hamlet cozily nest
ling on the moonlight strands Of Beau
tiful Old Michigan" we journeyed forth
merry troup to our sister town to the
west, yes westward did our course find
its way, as that Of the weary and foot
sore emigrant in the days of the ffties.
Our crusade was one of pleasure how.
ever, we were monarch of all we sur
veyed and to our minds eye appeared
the woodland streamlet as follows
| Clulnps of timber rise here and there,
while a tiny river the Pigeon" winds
its ribbon way, along messy banks where
fish hide temptingly in shadows, or hoy
er beneath overhanging boughs.
More beautiful were the orchards that
round about US swept, apple and cherry,
appearing as if over them had been
stretched the wand of the fairy, and
and their perfume floating out upon the
silent evening and made all seem fair as
the garden of the Lord Thus as we
drove along the distant highways by
hill and dale making the air reverber
ate with our country's hymns, partaking
and satiating to the full in the beauties of
Nature so wonderfully cast about on ev-
cry side, in every leaf, flower, tree, bird,
| brook, HILL vale and dale, we were
happy in sharing in the sweets of life,
more worthy Of search than the things
of ambition, dreamy reflections took
possession of u, nature spoke to us from
her innermost depths from her soul as
it were painting resting spots for the
mind oppressed by the shallowness of
life, making mankind all the better for
such experiences
Not only did we partake and satiate
to the full in the beauties of nature, but
strenuosity in supplying the wants Of
the innernan was also part of the
day 's program, a feature we'll cared for
by our excellent hostess
The music furnished by orr orchestra
took off at least ten of LIES year, its in
lection is still in the air, the passerby
stopping spell bound as homeward he
journeys his lonely way, Our pleasant
and happy faces, thanks to the skill of
our noble hostess, and the cameras mys.
teries, will be preserved as they were
that ideal and eventful day and not be
relegated, to an oblivious corner with the
dust of Times History, And now that
it is all Ger, we will cherish the days
events as fond memories Of the past