The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-09
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Denmark.

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The Misses Mae and Lillian Brown
left Friday for Chicago for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Ninmer formerly
OF Manitowoc spent few days visiting
here.
Mrs. John Plantico and daughter
Ruby arrived here Thursday for vi
sit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j, Rain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Kvitek and Miss Nelma
Rolke OF Green Bay were visitors with
relatives here last week.
Miss Anna Meehan Of Chicago was
here to spend Sunday at the homes OF
NJ. Rchdorf and NJ. j. Heiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bradel accompanied
party of friends in an auto trip TO
Stephenson Wis, Saturday where they
spent few days with relatives.
Mr.. Bernard Bradley left Tuesday
for St. Norberts College at DePere to
resume his studies. He was accom-.
panied by Michael Richdorf who Will
take a commercial course at this place.
The young ladies Sunbeam Sewing
Circle held their annual sale OF fancy
work On Labor day. Many beautiful
pieces of bandiwork was donated by
the members OF .he club, the proceeds
OF which was about 5000 aside from
the sale of ice cream and lunch.
A meeting Of the parishonier. OF the
Evangelical church at COoperstown
was held on Monday for the purpose OF
moving the building to this village,
Votes were cast whereby the majority
won in favor Of leaving the building
there and erecting a new edltice at
this village. Work on the construc-
ton of the church will begin as soon
as necessary funds can be raised.
News was received here Thursday Of
the death Of MIR. Henry Nanderbush
who lost his life in a fall from sllo on
his farm in Preble Mr.. VaDderbush
was arranging a corn carrier prepare
tory to filling his silo when the scalfoId
on which he stood gave way. The
man lost his hold and fell distance OF
about 30 feet. lie never regained con-
seriousness and died two hours later.
He was about 50 years of age and
leaves wife and four children to
mourn his loss. Among other relatives
are Mrs. 9. Demmer of this place.
The funeral was held Saturday from
the Catholic church at Preble.
Mr.. Louis Namz, one of the pioneer
residents OF this place answered the
summons of death Thursday evening.
He was III years Of age and his demise
was due primarily to inhrmities incid-
entail to old age.
Mr.. Namz was born in Germany and
when a young man came to this coun-
tiyes, settling at Two Rivers where he
was married to Miss AlDertine Leitz,
AMI then moved TO a farm in Coopers-
town. Shortly after this he enlist.
ed in the Civil war, where he served
term Of Is months and fought in a.
number Of important battles. He then
returned home where he spent the last
half century Of his life. His wife died
in 1880. Later he was married TO
Elizabeth Schuse who with five chill
dren survive They are Louis OF
Green Bay, Miss Clara, Walter, Ed
ward and August at home. The chill
dren surviving 10y the former marriage
are Mrs. Lydia Stueps Of Milwaukee,
Mrs. Ella Rehbcin Of pittsield, Mrs.
Martha McCuen Of Green Bay and
George Namz Of this place.
Mr.. Namz was kind and indulgent
father, good noighDor and a man who
was respected 10y all who knew hun.
The high esteem IN which he was held
was well proved by the large number
who attended the last sad rites and
followed the remains to their last rest
ing place in the cemetery adjoining
the German Evangelical church sun
day afternoon.
After an illness OF about two years
L.. b