The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-05-18
Notes From Cato.

Mrs. James Marlborough is visiting
at the home of her sister-in-law, Miss
Mary Marlborough.
The school at Cato Falls, taught by
Miss Inez Mccarthy, closed last Thurs
day for the summer vacation.
The spelling contest at Clarks Mills,
Friday, May Il was in charge of Super
intendent Melsnest. The following
program was given:
May Song Dist No. II
Adding
Written Spelling
Recital, ga Small Boy"
Jessie Logan, Dist. No.
Song
Geography Test
Language Test
Japanese Song
Oral Spelling
Coon Concert Dist. No.
Song-"Our Nation Grand"
Dist. No. 10
lie winners were.
Arithmetic ,, Arthur Diedrich,
correct, Dist. No. 8; No. ,, Helen
Smith, 5 correct, Dist. No. |; No. s,
Clara Wallander, 5 correct, Dist. No.
9; No. B, Agnes Halverson, correct,
Dist. No. II.
Written Spelling-Louis Pivonka,
| wrong, Dist. No. 10; Lucy O'Brien,
wrong, Dist. No. 9; Clara Wallander.
2 wrong, Dist No. 9; Florence Logan,
3 wrong, Dist. No. |.
Geography-Louis Pivonka, all cor
rect, Dist. No. 10; Jas. Fitzgerald, all
correct, Dist. No. L; Roy Murphy, 3
wrong, Dist. No. 10; Blanche McCully,
5 wrong, Dist No. TO-
Language-Lucy O'Bren, all cor
rect, Dist. No. 9; Florence Logan, all
correct, Dist. No /; Blanche McCully,
all correct, Dist. No. 10; Lillian French,
| wrong, Dist. No. L: Helen Smith, |
wrong Dist. No. l.; Olive Nancy, >
wrong, Dist. No. 9; Eta Halverson, ,
wrong, Dist. No. -; Clara Wallander,
} wrong, Dist. No. o; Roy Murphy, 4
wrong, Dist. No 10.
Oral Spelling-l, Blanche McCully,
Dist. No. 10; ,, Louis Pivonka, Dist
No. 10; 3, Lucy O'Brien, Dist. No. .;
4, Olive Nancy, Dist. No. 8.
The contest was u good indication of
the excellent work that has been done
in the schools the past year. The
winners in the local contest will COM
pete in the county contest sometime in
June.
The drama "Among the Breakers"
presented at Valders last Wednesday
brought out one of the largest crowds
that ever attended a like production in
the country. Long before the play be-
gan the seats were full and standing
room was at a premium. Those who
came late pulled buggies up to the
windows in an endeavor to see the
stage. 1t is estimated that between
five and six hundred people were in
the audience.
The enthusiasm with which the play
was received has seemed to demand
that it be presented again to give the
less fortunate ones chance to attend.
Before the last performance Il Great
many inquiries were made for reserved
seats, many feeling that they would
prefer to pay little more and be sure
of seat. Nothing of the kind has
been attempted in the country before,
but for the performance at Cato re-
served seats will be sold at 80 cents,
the regular admission being % cents,
and 10 cents for children.
Order your seats early at w. N.
Killens store. More will be told of
this later. +"
Owing to unforeseen reasons the date
of the performance at Cato has been
changed to Wednesday, May 81 In
stead of Friday, June , as was announc-
ed ct Valders.
The birthdays of DR.. John Kelley
and his sister-in-law, Miss Brennan,
were celebrated last Sunday at DR.
keIley's home in Cato. 1t was de-
lightful affair. A large number of
guests from Manitowoc were present.
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