The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08

| DR.. John Mulholland OF henOsha is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. He will remain for two weeks
and can be seen at the Office of DR.
Roberts by any patients desiring treat
ment.
Mr.. John Nocker of the town of Two
Rivers was a caller at the PILOT Office
on Friday.
Mrs. Louis Schmalfeldt and daugh-
tiers Melinda and Evelyn, Mrs. Fred
Schmalfeldt, Mrs. Ed. Torrison, Miss
Emma OFT of Manitowoc and Mrs. Ed.
Koch of Chicago were guests at the
Aug. OFT home this week.-Brillion
News.
An editor works 1865 days in a year
to get out 81 issues of a paper, that's
labor. Once in while subscriber
pays a year in advance for his paper,
that's capital. And once in while
some dead beat takes the paper two or
three years then skips out without
paying for it, that's anarchy.
August Gerpheide from Marinette
spent few days with his family here
last week, while enroute to Marinette
from Fostoria, Ohio, where he had
been on business, being interested in
the Aluminium company there, which
is managed by VIM. Rockhotl Il former
resident of this city,
Rural School inspector w. T.. Larson
came in from Valders Monday after
noon and left on the evensng train for
Superior to attend to some matters
pertaining to the building of new
country schoohouse near that city.
On Wednesday he attended Il school
board convention at Grand Rapids,
Wis.
For your farms or wild lands (no
matter where), insurance, money, and
abstracts, go to A. =. Schenian, Wer-
necke & Schmitz Block, opposite
Court House. He has some fine pro-
positions in South Dakota and irrigat-
ed lands in Colorado.
Mr. Mat A. Meyer of Liberty was in
the city Saturday and made a call at
the Pilot office. Mr.. Meyer recently
sold his farm in Liberty and purchased
100 acres near Ladysmith in Rusk
county He left with his family ON
Wednesday for their new nome. Mat
has the right stuff in him to succeed
i'll new country.
The only honorable and honest way
to stop Il newspaper is to step into the
Office and pay up all arrearage, get a
receipt and have your name of the
list. To fire your paper back at the
publisher marked refused when you
owe six months or n year, and never
go near the Office is not only disrcput-
able, but dishonest as well.
| START YOUR GINSENG GARDEN NOW,
AND START IT RIGHT WITH THE HIGH
EST GRADE, SURE-TO-GROW STOCK
FROM THE HUBBARD NURSERY. Choice
two, and three year old plants in the
best of condition, as well as stratilicG
and water-tested seeds. Full directions
for making n successful garden given
to every purchaser. -
II. f. HUBBARD, Manitowoc, Wis.
The man or woman who has time
enough to keep up with every little
whimsical piece of gossip about their
neighbors, about their town, about
anything, anybody and everybody
such man or such Il woman should en-
Joy our Christian sympathy They are
usually no good and harmless, yet their
| deplorable condition Of mind should
elicit our kindly feeling.
Do you really know if you own your
property? Some property buyers are
not careful enough when buying real
estate aud when the time comes when
they want to sell they find out that
| there is Il great mistake in the title.
| Then the trouble begins and often a
sale is lost through such negligence.
The Manitowoc County Abstract Com
pany, A. f.. Schulze, Mgr. opposite
Court House tells you if everything is
| O. X. Ii
Mr., Matt A. Meyer, n former resi-
dent Of Liberty, this county, left We'd
nesday with his family, for their new
home in Conrath, Wis, where he re-
Gently purchased tract OF land. Mr..
| Meyers has located where the cclebrat-
ed Faast stump puller is in operation.
This machine is wonder of the age,
clearing stumps from land at the rate
of two to four acres a day. The clear
ing is done at nominal cost and puts
the land in tillable condition rapidly.
The soil around Conrath is the best.
For further information in regard TO
the land around Conrath write the +. A.
Schwaller Land Co., Burlington, Wis,
and any question will be promptly ans
| wered 1t
How Good News Spreads.
81 am 70 years old and travel most of