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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-02-19
Notes From Cato.

Upper and Rindle who purchased the
wood lot on the Mccarthy farm at Cato
are hauling stove wood to Clarks Mills
this week.
Mrs Eli Attridge and daughter Wv
ian of Grimms visited at the home Of
VIM. Morgan Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Pischel was at Green Bay
this week on business.
Jno. Miller who has resided in the
village Of Cato for some time past is
preparing to move with his family to
Oconto Falls, Wis, where he owns a
farm. Mr.. Miller WAS born and raised
in this community anG has engaged in
various enterprises. He isa young man
OF much promise, and his friends wish
him well in his new home.
Mrs. Anna Platz one Of the older
residents OF Clarks Mills Is quite seri.
onsIy i'll.
News came here of the illness of
Mrs. VIM. Miller, OF New Richmond.
Mrs. Miller was one of the pioneer set
tiers Of Cato, where she lived until
few years ago, moving then with her
son Thodore, to her present home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Anton Bergeof Valders
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From SchIeSWig.

Mrs. John Jugenheimer died sudden
ly Sunday morning, Feb. 8, from paral-
ysis of the heart She Was apparently
liz as good health as usue. and was
coming into the house when she fell.
Her husband heard her cries and has
tened to her He carried her into the
house, where, after speaking few
words she passed away. The Doctor
was called but when he arrived she
was corpse. Her maiden name was
Katherine Anna Mates. She was
born in Schleswig Oct. 90, 1871. She
was married to John Jugenheimer
April 26, 1902 She is survived by her
husband and two small children, her
mother, two sisters and one brother.
She was good Christian woman and
we'll liked by all who knew her. The
funeral was held Wednesday, Feb. IL.
Interment was in the Rockland GENE.
terry.
The Misses Edna Timme, and Lily
Kreiman who were visiting at Brillion
and Elkhart Lake, have returned home
At the Commercial hotel at hiel,
died on Tuesday week ago, travel
ing man named Walter Gettmann from
Milwaukee. He was travelling for the
Stove firm Fuller Warren Co. of Mil
waukee. He died suddenly. Mr..
Gettman was az New Holstein Monday
afternoon. In the evening he came to
Kiel and stopped at the above named
hotel. Before retiring he complained
to Mr.. Lindner, the proprietor, that
he didn't feel we'll, At 10 +. M. he
retired. He asked Mr.. Lindner to
wake him the next morning at 5
o'clock if he didn't wake up by that
time. The man didn't show up the
next morning at SO Mr.. Lindner went
up TO his room, raped at the door but
got no answer. SO Mr.. Lindner thought
the man must be quite sick and he
called for doctor but they were all
out Then he phoned TO Doctor Me
man at New Holstein. He responded
but when he went TO the room he
found the man dead. DR.. Falge was
notified and held an inquest Tuesday
evening. 1t was found that the man
died of heart disease. The deceased
was 81 years old. He leaves wife
and two children. The body was Ia
ken to Milwaukee for burial.
The mask balls at Louis Corners at
Markwadt's hall last Saturday and at
Buettner's hall last Sunday were well
attended. All present reported having
had good time.
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Notes From COOperStOWn.

The dance at Cookel's was well at
tended and all had good time.
Mr.. Edward Cenefelt returned home
from the hospital this week.
Mrs. f. Knuth and son Willie were
Manitowoc callers Thursday.
Many from here attended the mask.
querade dance at Larrabee Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Namz is at Green Bay
where he is under treatment.
Mrs. Allie, a pioneer settler of thi.
place, is seriously i'll.
An entertainment will be given b,
the pupils of ST. James parochial schoo
on Washington's birthday.
Mr. David Goessl was business cal
Ter at Manitowoc this week.
Miss Carrie Richdorf of Two Rivers
spent Saturday and Sunday at hel
home here.
The cold spell of weather is still with
us. On Monday it was fifteen degree.
below zero.
Miss Helen Hussey of Green Stree
spent Sunday here.
The business men of this place have
finished putting up ice.
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he had the best of care and all the med
ical aid that could be summoned, but Of
no avail, until death came to relieve
him.
Mr.. Kohout was born in this vicinity
about twenty nine years ago and about
twenty years later moved with his par
ents to Reedsville, where they operated
farm. Shortly after his father retir-
ed and disposed OF his farm to his son,
after which he married Miss Emma
Novak of that place. They had lived
there but few years when Mr.. Kohout
became i'll and was unable to manage
the farm, and four months ago moved
back to this place among his host OF
friends and neighbors, and led retir-
ed life.
A wife, two daughters, his parents
and two sisters, Mrs. G. Kunz of Glib
son, and Miss Blanche of this place,
mourn his death, together with large
circle Of relatives and friends.
His remains we're laid at rest in the
ST. Wencel's Catholic cemetery, on
w Wednesday, Rev. Cipin officiating. The
family have the sympathy of all who
know them.
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Notes From CentervilIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Toepel Of Man
itowoc visited with their mother, Mrs
Toepel here on Sunday.
Miss Flora Jost is visiting at Newtor
this week.
Miss Norma Hills spent few days
with her aunt at Manitowoc.
Mr.. Frank Kohn took sick with
pleurisy while attending Milwaukee
Normal and was obliged to return to
his home until he is better. We wish
him a rapid recovery.
Miss Amanda Mohnsahm of Sheboy.
gan is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ramminger.
The firm Lorfeld and Erdman at
Cleveland have sold their meat mar
ket to Mr.. Pieper of Towards Grove.
Lorfeld and Erdmann will still be buy
ers Of live stock.
Miss Bertha Siggelkow under.
went very serious operation at Green
Bay last week. At this time her con.
dition is still critical. She has our
good wishes.
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Notes From Denmark.

Miss Lillian Lundvall of Green Bay
visited with friends here a few davs
last week. Miss Lundvall was formerly
employed as stenographer at the Kri.
wanek Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neis Hanson entertain
ed large number of their friends AZ
their home Saturday evening in obser-
vance OF Mr.. Hansons birthday. The
guests were loyalty entertained and en-
Joyed the affair immensely to saw moth
ing of the goodies"
Mr.. j. Buddneck of Bellevue spent q
few days of last week with relatives
here.
The people of this place were shock
ed to hear of the death of Ms. Adam
Cralevitz who passed away Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sladky. Before her marriage Mrs. Grail
evltz was Miss Frances Hebel. She
was years of age and was married
but short time when the Angel of
Death came and parted her from those
she loved BEST She leaves to mourn
her nntimely demise her husband. her
mother and several sisters and broth.
ers.
The funeral was held from the Ger
man Danish church saturday afternoon.
M. J. Heiser purchased sorrel of
Frank Heberle last week for $3.50.
It's rumored that new printing of
flee will be opened in this burg in
short time. The printing press has
been installed in the Knutsen building.
Here's hoping everybody will do all in
his power to helpa good thing along.
Miss Kathyrn Kurcher of Green Bay
is employed as seamtress at the home
of Mrs. Jas. Finnel.
A grand ball will be given at the
Opera Hall here on Monday Feb. %
Everyone should endeavor to attend as
this will be the last social time of this
kind before the Lenten season.
Mr.. Paul Sekora and daughter Tere-
sa left for Belhevue Monday to attend
wedding OF some Of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthon Hager are re-
loiclng over the birth of son.
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Notes From KingSbridge.

The annual cheese meeting OF the
Baskerville factory was held Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hagenow are the
happy parents of big baby boy.
Mrs. Robinson returned home after
spending two weeks at Lena with
friends and relatives.
Miss Libbie Kronforst entertained a
number OF her friends last Thursday
evening. The evening was spent In
playing cards and enjoying music.
John Fischer is busy putting mp ice.
On Friday February, 20tb,.. the Too
new Vaudeville company of Mishicott
will stage three comedies at Kings
bridge hall. There will be dance af.
ter the show. Music will be furnished
by the fish Mills band, the comedies
are, Matrimonial Bureau" "Too much
of good thing" "Aunte".
Mr.. John Fisher keeps on adding to
his family with most commendable reg
ularity. A little boy put in his appear.
ance there Tuesday night. Good cigars
are passed around by John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Woods OF Manit.
owoc visited with Mrs. Woods parents
here last week.
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spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Robs Klann.
The stork passed through here Sun
day and left parcel at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kripper. Mother
and child are getting along nicely.
Miss Emma Morgan and Harold Nor
gan Of Cato were week end visitors with
relatives at Chiffon.
Have you taken in all the parties
around here of later Everyone is the
best ever. Pat and Mary Marlborough
drew the lucky number this week and
were given the surprise OF their lives
Wednesday evening. Two big sleigh
loads of neighbors, and then some, arm
ed with musical Instruments and lots OF
leafs" took possession of their dwell
ling and converted it into club house
with all members present and everyone
in for good time. II you think they
didn't have it, ask anyone lucky enough
to have been present.
just to help us remember. Dance at
Cato Hall, Friday evening Feb. 20 IA
The last big time before Lent.
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from Milwaukee, Wis. DR.. Doherty's
father having died, was buried on
Monday.
Charles Cary was in the burg few
days last week.
Cherney's Auction last Saturday was
very well attended. Mr.. Cheney dis
posed Of all his personal property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Cheney are
the happy parents Of baby girl.
The local saloon keepers and butchers
have finished their ice "erop."
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Herrick of West
Depere were visitors at Jos. Stangel's
on Saturday and Sunday.
Next game will be with the Alum
inrm Goods team. Date later.
Ignatz Kellner is laid up with sore
foot A piece Of cord wood fell on his
foot and smashed several toes.
Mr.. Grover OF Milwaukee was a bust
ness caller here Tuesday. ST.
Some Of Kellnersville boys made a
little change at Grimms Sunday night.
It's fun to bet on strong team.
The game warden ought to make his
appearance in this neighborhood. A
fellow caught pallywack cutting ice
last week.
And another reminder, fair here
next Monday.
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A small crowd-but good time, was
had at the dance given by Frank Tom.
chek at the Range Line hall, Wednes.
day evening.
Emil Lorenz, our local cheese-ma-
ker, is installing whey separator and
expects to have it in operation by the
latter part of the week.
Erma Zermunlen who is attending
school In Two Rivers, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
We are having nice sleighing and
the farmers are busy hauling wood.
Mr. John Krizeoke had the misfor.
tune of falling on some ice and break.
ing his leg while visiting in Mantle.
voc. He is now in the Holy Family
hospital.
Miss Julia Vogl and Lewis Hunt visi.
ted with the formers parents Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Hy. Vogl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-02-19
Notes From MeInik.

Several from here attended the auc
tion held at Kellnersvlle last Satur
day.
Annual Masquerade dance at Melnik
Turner hall Tuesday evening Feb. "a
Music by Pech Bros. Orchestra. Every
body is cordially invited to attend as 8
royal good time is promised for every
one.
Anton Straka and nephew of Kell
nersville spent Sunday here with rela
tives.
Mat Weber and son are expecting
a car load Of binders. mowers, manure
spreaders. and corn planters within q
short time. II you are in need of any,
thing in their line give them a call.
Stephen Bohacek and sons are busy
hauling gravel for Joseph Zeman.
Joseph Anton and Jerry Pech are
daily visiting with their mother Mrs
Ignac Pech near Francis Creek who is
reported to be seriously i'll.
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Notes From Newton.

The farmers club of district 7 and
was we'll attended last Friday evening
in district I. Mr.. Cornell and Mr..
Cratic of Manitowoc were the outside
speakers. The local speakers we're:
Mr.. Bauer, Mr.. Reich, Mr.. Detjen,
Miss Miley and Miss Degenhardt. The
next meeting will be held in district s,
March 3D.
Miss Leonore Schroeder has been
teaching in district for the last two
weeks on account of the illness of Miss
Gauger, the local teacher. Miss eau
ger had serious attack of tonsilitis
but is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. Otto Matznick of Collins spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Gauger
home in Rapids.
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Notes From Maple Grove.

A number from here attended the
Cherney auction at Kellnersville.
Mrs. j. Toomey who died in Mantle.
voc was buried here Thursday. Mr.
Toomey was buried here some years
ago.
The pupils OF St. Patrick's school
are to give program in the hall on
Sunday night Feb. 22nd. Program will
start at o'clock.
The Card party Wednesday night was
not well attended owing to the cold
weather. A box social was held Mon
day evening.
Joseph Guhin who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Aberdeen, s.
Dakota has returned home.
Miss Clara Doolan who teaches Dist.
No. it. 2. has close school for a
months vacation.
The Grimms and Kellnersville bas-
ket ball team played their second game
at the Palace Hall last Sunday evening.
The Grimms team were defeated by a
score pf27 to T.
The Lenten season is fast approach
ing and the young people will have to
amuse themselves in some other way
than by dancing.
Martin O'Connor has sold his farm to
August Zimmerman of Maple Grove.
Mrs. Dan Falvey and Mrs. John Hay
den sold their interests to the Thos.
Fenlon lot of Maple Grove to Mrs. f.
a. Watt 1t was formerly known as
the Siegler home.
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Notes from ROseCranS.

We are experiencing some real win.
ter weather for the past two weeks.
The thermometer registered 20 degrees
below zero Sunday morning which ac-
companied by high west wind made
it SO much colder.
Many of our people attended the
auction sale Mt Vincent Cherney's last
Saturday.
The Rosecrans saw mill is running at
full blast.
Dan Noonan has returned 10 So. Da-
kota after spending a few weeks with
friends in this vicinity,
Tom Meehan is drilling well for
Geo. Mathics.
Misses Bess and Anna Sterba we're
Green Bay visitors Saturday.
Many scouts from Maple Grove at.
tended the Cooperstown dance Friday
night and got theirs
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Notes From Range Line.

Victor Vogl attended the dance al
Larrabee Sunday evening,
Quite a few young folks from here
attenced the basket bali and dance al
Mishicott Saturday evening.
There will be farmers club meet.
ing at the Range Line school Friday
Evening.
Mr.. VIM. Pauly made business triI
out to Mr.. Lorenze's cheese factory
Monday.
Charlotte Vogl is spending few
weeks at Saxonburg, with Mrs. Rich
ard Schroeder.
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Notes From GreenStreet.

On Saturday morning Mr.. JOS. Ko
bout, Jr., well known and highly es
teemed young man passed away at his
home here.
He had been ailing for the past eight
months, which originated with pneu,
monia. With the aid OF medical care
he had NEARLY recovered and his condi.
tion was so favorable that his family
had hopes OF seeing his former health
restored until almost three weeks ago
he became suddenly worse, and al.
though during all his days of suffering
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-02-19
Notes From MiShiCOt.

1t is reported that Mic H. Scheuer
purchased handsome new Buick car
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Princel, who
were visiting here, returned to their
home at Green Bay.
Chas. Flentje, Jr., who was sick
with rheumatism for several weeks, is
on the road to recovery.
Myra Dietz is going to be at the
Elite theatre some time this month.
The date is not yet known.
Miss Esther Commers of Marshfield
is making brief stay at the home of
Chas Mueller aud family.
Mrs. Robert Stelzer and son Sidney
were at Green Bay to visit a relative
of theirs who is at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jonas spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Manitowoc with
their son, Hugo Jonas and family.
The many friends of Mrs. August
Rhode gathered at her home Sunday
to help her celebrate her birthday.
Chester Mueller, who has a govern
ment position at Washington, D. c.,
came here to spend few days at his
home.
Henry Stelzer had the misfortune to
hurt his foot while at work at neigh
boris. AT first he did not give it serious
thought, but he is now confined to his
bed with blood poisoning.
Messrs. F. White, F. Eisenman, F.
Bruhn and C. Mueller returned from
Madison. The trip was most enjoy
able one, besides the many important
things they learned at the farmers
course.
Frank Hrudka, who recently sold
his farm near this village and is now
making his home at Manitowoc, was
seen on the streets last week. Mr.
Hrudka likes Manitowoc. But, ooh,
you Mishicot."
The Saxonburg Farmers club meet
ing last Thursday was great success.
The talk given by DR.. Clark was in
structive as we'll as interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Stueck entertain
ed friends at party Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Mueller entertained at a
party in honor of Mrs. Brown who is a
guest at her home.
Mr.. Klabunda Sr, age IS, of Kewau-
nee breathed his last Wednesday, after
q years illness. He is the father Of
Emil, of this village and Albert, of
Two Rivers who have been with him
for the past month. The funeral took
place Saturday afternoon at Kewaunee.
He is survived by a wife and two sons
All who attended the program at
the Saxonburg school give great
praise to Ladimer Hurdka. The child
rem are trained in manner that de-
serves great credit.
The Elite Theatre announces "The
Wreck" sensational reel feature
for Saturday night.
The Toonew Vaudeville club OF
Mlshicot will present the. following
comedies, Matrimonial Bureau
"Aunty," and TOO Much Of Good
Thing" at Kingsbrdge Hall Friday
February 20.
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NJ. Flaherty and George Shaugnesey
OF Glenmore passed through here Sun
day.
M. J. Reedy visited friends in Green
Bay Wednesday.
Mr.. Dennis Reedy spent a night in
Wayside.
Joseph Frelich sports new cutter.
VIM. Litske departed for Oconto
Falls, Wisconsin.
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Notes From ReedSyiIle.

Several from here took IN Bought
and Paid For" at Mantowoc last week
Miss Nellie Leary who teaches near
Collins spent Sunday here at the Cav
anaugh home.
Either through an over sight or be
cause of cold weather no flag was rails
ed on the schoolhouse Lincoln's birth
day.
Friday evening the high school stu
dents were the guests of the grammar
room at Valentines party which
lasted until the lights went out.
Games were played and light refresh
ments served.
Next Wednesday night the last num-
Der of the lecture course will be given
at Schulz's hall. Mr.. Henry Clark
will speak on Stop-Look -Listen.
This is his second time here so those
who heard him in ''Play Ball" want to
be on hand early next Wednesday
night.
Another family dance at Schulz's
hall Friday evening. Music by the
Acme Orchestra. All are invited to
come and have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cummings of
Grimms were in town one night last
week.
The Manitowoc students spent Sun
day here.
The buzz Of the spring political bee
is beginning to lie heard.
A large crowd from here attended
the basket ball game at Mangnin's
Sunday ight where the Kellnersville
boys outclassed the Grimms boys in a
one sided game.
Dale Hickok, brother OF Chauncey
Hickok OF Grimms aud a former resi-
dent of this place, has made wager to
walk from Shawano TO indianapolis in
forty-.our days working his way.
He will leave Shawano with $40 and
must have at least that much when he
arrives at his destination.
Mr. Henry Nicholaus, a pioneer of
tie town of Franklin, died at the home
of his son Fred, Saturday.
He leaves one son Fred and daugh-
ter Mrs. Chas. Tetslaff of Manitowoc.
Funeral services were conducted Mon
day afternoon by Rev. Koch.
| A. j. Novak, our moving picture
man, showed at Kellnersvile Friday
evening.
Stores are now closed Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings and
also Sundays.
Tuesday morning at St. Mary,s
church, Rev. FIR. Kolan officiating,
Miss Emma Jeratek and Mr.. Seehafer
we're married.
A wedding reception was held at the
home OF the bride and in the evening
dance was given at Novak's hall.
Both young people are well known
here.
They will reside at Brilion where
the groom is employed as a mason.
Congratulations.
Irving Kruger spent Sunday with
his parents in the town of Eaton.
Mr.. of Morrison was
in town Monday.
Owen and Alice Lyons of Welcome
spent Sunday here.
Miss Frieda Mahnke was operated on
for appendicitis Tuesday at Appleton
and is getting along nicely.
Mr.. VIM. Link visited at Kaukauna
Monday.
| Martin Corners sold his go acre
farm TO Albert Zimmerman last week.
Priscilla, the two year old daughter
of Rev, and Mrs. Henry Koch died
Sunday afternoon after a prolonged
illness.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon.
Piepenberg and Reichert now have
a 1914 krit which they will be pleased
TO show to prospective buyers.