The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-04

Luetski who will remasn with her.
Notes From ReedSyiIle.
The class of 1914 held graduating ex-
ercses at Schuz's Hall. The class
consisted of three boys and four girls
all OF whom are very apt pupils and wilt
make good. showing when they enter
the Mantowoc High next year.
1t Is too bad that we can not have a
high school here OF our own so that our
pupils could complete the high school
course here. This would make very
central point for a rural or township
high school The following program
was given:
Piano duet
Leona Link and Esther Ottelein
Pres. Addres Leona Link
Salutation Esther Ottelein
Song High School Quartette
Glass History Alvera Pautz
Glass Will Ada Kings
Violin Solo Louis Svcina
Glass Prophecy Ed. kirch
Valedictory Ralph Turstenberg
Song Graduating class
Address Prof. Roehn
Presentation of Diplomas
Prof. Peterson
Prof. Roehn Of Oshkosh gave very
able address telling the graduating
class of all the wonders still to be in
vented of all the opportunities before
them, spoke of the time when wars
would be ancient history and told them
to learn 10 appreciate the beauties of
life.
Mrs. Fred Bubolz one OF the early
settlers here answered the final sum-
mons Friday after a short illness of two
weeks. She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. VIM. Boettcher of this place and
Mrs. j. Bornifelat of Sheboygan, five
daughters, Mesdames, Otto Mahnke,
Louis Grimm. Aug Riescke, John Wor-
del, II. Klessig, and five sons, Robert,
William, Henry, Fred and Adolph, be-
sides large circle Of friends who will
miss her. Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon from the Lutheran
church, Rev. Koch officiating.
Attorney Wyseman of Manitowoc
was the speaker of the day here Mem.
orial Day and gave talk that was APP
preciated by the people. We will al
ways be pleased to have you call again.
To appreciate nature at its best one
must now loiter along the highways
| and into the woods where nature seems
to be at its best and calling all TO come
ont into the open and enjoy its multi
tudes Of beauties and abundant fresh
air. Hours thus spent are the best
| kind of tonics and stimulants.
Tuesday morning Miss Catherine II
| kalsky and Charles Novak were mar
red at st. Mary's church. The bride
wore beautiful flesh colored satin
dress and carried bouquet of pink
roses.
She was attended by Misses Joseph
inc and Rose Novak while the groom
was attended by Charles Tikaisky and
| Louis Noyak. A wedding dinner was
served at the home of the bride to the
immediate family and in the evening
wedding dance was given at Novaks
hall which was largely attended. Con-
gratuIations.
Arnold March and Miss LORNA
Schwalbe were married at Eaton Mon
day afternoon. The young couple will
make their home here where the groom
, Is engaged in the cigar business.
/ VIM. Kruger and Miss Frieda Bulb
OH were married Tuesday Rev. Koch
tying the nuptial knot.
The young couple will make their
home here where Mr.. Kruger works
with the carpenters.
NJ isses Bessie Kirby and Monica Con
way visited here Saturday.
The following is the line up OF the
ball game Saturday afternoon which
was well attended.
Brilion Reedsyillo
OFT lst March 2nd
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