The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-05-04
Mr.. M. Hook is getting ready to
build his new barn.
Notes From Cato.

Miss Dolly Jorden of Marinette has
been visiting relatives and friends,
here the past week.
David Morgan of Sheridan, Wis,
visited relatives here this week.
Howard illegal and family departed
for Wabeno this week, where they
will make their home. Mr.. illegal has
been employed there for some time.
Carp are beginning to run in the
river, a number of fine catches being
reported.
The Quaker Medicine Co. played last
week at Cato. The show was good
and well attended.
On Wednesday evening, May 10, 1911
two act drama entitled, Among the
Breakers" playing about two hours,
and full of comic, thrilling, and inten-
sely dramatic situations, will oe pre-
serted by the young people of st.
Mary's Catholic congregation at the
new Opera House, Valders. Before
the play begins and between acts,
specialties will be given which alone
are worth the price of admission.
The following people are members
of the cast
David hurry, Keeper Of the Fairport
Light Thos. brennan
Larry Divine, Irish Servant
Henry Hardgrove
Hon Bruce Hunter Elton Morgan
Clarence Hunter, his ward
John Mccarthy
Peter Paragraph, Newspaper Reporter
Harold Morgan
Scud, Hunters colored Servant
l.. j. Christel
Minnie Daze, Hunters Niece
Mae McCully
Bess Starbright, Cast up by the Waves
Maud Klein
Mother Carey, reputed fortune teller
Alice Murphy
Bddy Bean, an Irish girl
IneZ Mccarthy.
The play is in the nature of benefit
TO the institution under whose auspices
it is given. The work has been under
the able direction of Miss Sopiah
Camp who has had great deal of ex-
pericnce along this line. No effort or
expense has been spared to make this
a finished production. And everything
possible will be done for the comfort
and enjoyment of those who, with their
presence, aid good cause. Good
music has been engaged sor the even
ing, and after the play dancing will be
in order. Lunch and ice cream will be
served Come to Valders May 10 and
enjoy really good time. Admission,
pc and Zoe.
Don't miss the dance at Anton
Denk's hall, Clarks Mills, Friday, May
5. The best of music will be in at
tendance. Everybody is welcome.
On Friday, April %, the Angel of
Death entered the home Of VIM. Vie
CERT to summon to her final earthly
resting place, his aged mother. Fred
erck Wiegert, the father, departed
this life about seven years ago. The
mother, Ernestine, was about 70 years,
and 6 months old at the time OF her
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiegert were
born in Germany, but in different parts
of the country.
In 1862 MIS-. Wlegert's parents set
tied in Cook Co., H., where Mr.. and
Mrs, Wiegert were married in 1868.
They came to Manitowoc Co. about
30 years ago and took up a farm, They
were the parents of a number of child
rem some of whom died in infancy.
Three are living, William of Clarks
Mills, Vetus of Whitelaw and Ernestof
Naldcrs.
Mrs. Wicgert suffered an attack of
paralysis some time ago and since then
failed steadily. In life, known and re-
spected 10y a large circle of friends,
Mrs. Wiegert was followed to her last
resting place 10y large procession.
Interment was at Clarka Mills. Rev. |
Koch Of Recdsville conducted the |
services.