The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17

Fragrant, cheerful, Cnlld or dream.
On "A wing of butterfly:
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Little Sister BY ana BY
baltimore sun.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
In Obey, Pa, there are two brothers.
Eugene II. and Jared Noder, who can
truly say that in the last forty years ev-
cry boy and girl who has inhabited the
town of 600 people has surely listened
TO the village smithy in the quaint old
blacksmith shop that was erected by
Daniel Meinder 100 years ago. For for
ty-four years Eugene Noder has been
pounding the anvil and lacking shoes
upon horses and mules belonging To the
farmers of Obey township. Forty of
! these years have been spent in this shop,
ana Jared, his brother, who learned the
| trade with him, has been with him for
| thirty-four years.
| \ large crowd of half clad men ana
women watched a strange fight AT 3
| O'Clock in the morning. when Joseph
! Gayncr son of DR.. John j. Gayner.
! knocked out Il burglar while the doctor
acted as referee in Los Angeles. Cal. DE-
( Gayner was awakened by the burglar,
I
/ the sidewalk and sat on him until his
son aroused from his sleep. came along
shall we call the police| asked the
son.
/ What's The use? You stand mp ana
/ fight like a man
! There was nothing else for the bur
/ glar To do, SO he squared of Men and
/ women, scantily clad, had rushed from
/ the ncighboriug houses and watched the
combat The burglar was knocked
down twice, the second time for the
count DR.. Gayner restored him to con
! seriousness and turned him loose.
While filling n Sprinliling wagon from
a street plug in the heart of the business
section of pottsvic, Pa, miles from the
reservoirs that furnish the water sup
! ply. the water pressure suddenly ceased.
! Driver Joseph Kun unscrewed the top
! of the plug, whcreupou n black bass L.
| inches long was forced out by the water
| and when picked up it was still wrig
/ Cling, although in unscrewing the top it
had been cut completely in halves
Adam Bacharat, 20 years old of Ma
hanoy City, Pa, had a portion of his
! long flowing beard pulled out ut the
/ roots by Patrick O'Bricu. n youth of 20
/ years, who said he could not resist the
impulse to pull the old mans whiskers
when n mild zephyr blew them into his
face ns he passed him in the street. At
! tractcd by the screams of Bacharat
| Mayor Dochncy hurried to his aid and
! arrested O''rien, against whom IA gath
| ering crowd was making mennCing
! demonstration. BaCharat has lodged Il
charge Of mayhem against O'Brien.
Solomon Shollenbcrger, a blacksmith of
| Pleasantville, Pa, received letter con
| tanning $40 bill and an explanatory
note to the effect that the money rep
| resented So wrongfully accepted from
! the recipients father-in-law, Abraham
! llerstein, deceased. The writer failed To
state when the So was given to him, but
according to the interest paid it has been
calculated that the incident occurred nj
| ty-iiye years ago. The conscience writer
evidently lives in Allentown, as the let
ter was sent from that city. II says in
| part:
II had business dealings with your
fathcr-in-law Abraham lIerstcin of Obey
| township, years ago. In paying him he
gave me S3 too much change. | moved
| from the uoighborhood and forgot all
about it. Recently the matter came TO
my memory, and it worried me. lncloscd
is the So and interest nj T. per cent. The
whole sum is 50, but ] sent SO for good
measure"
At the meeting of the City Teachers
| institute in Wilkes Barre, Pa, Supt
| Coughlin requested the teachers who con
templated getting married this summer
or early fall To notify him in advance
He said such information would be held
strictly confidential The superintendent
claimed that it was his experience that
some teachers entered the matrimonial
state just after being appointed, and that
on such short notice ii was difficult TO
get competent ones to fill their places.
Too great devotion to the peas, beans
nnd corn on his Island Creek farm, III
! Calvert county, Md, landed Alouzo
! Pitcher in jail. There he will stay, JUS
! tice Lewis declares, until he gives salts
| factory assurance that he will come to
Baltimore when required To prosecute
! two men, Samuel Jelly and George Alb
| bolt, who iuyciElcd him into a saloon on
| Light street the other morning, and, it is
charged, took his money and return tick
| ket after he had fallen asleep in a chair.
| Pitcher caused the arrest of the two men,
and Justice Lewis held them for the
action of the grand jury, telling Pitcher
! he too, must appear before that body.
But | can't, your honor walled
| pitcher. What's 10 become of my peas
and beans and corn
| Il can't help your peas and beans and
| corn, replied the justice. All | am IN
! terested in is getting you before the
grand jury"
Despite threat to send him To Jail,
/ Pitcher refused to make the promise
! Then the Justice maize good his threat
ana sent Pitcher 10 jail. Pitcher came 10
! Baltimore to see his brother, aud it was
! his first visit to that city. He arrived in
! Baltimore and was robbed within three
hours after landing there.
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The most unusual occurrence in Wash.
| iugton county, Pa, in the past three
months, according to returns made hy
conStahles TO court the other day. was
the birth OF twins. An Amwel township
officer, in making his statement, simply
wrote OH his blank, Twins born" Judge
/. +. Taylor, in addressing the consta,
bles, Informed them that in Amwen