The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-24

Messrs. Peter Grail, Jos. Muhlbauer,
Geo. Peserik and John Remiker visited
in the city Saturday and Sunday.
They took in the basket ball game
Sunday night between kellnersville
and Whitelaw and left for Kellners-
vile Monday noon.
Frank j. Roche of Chicago, native
/ of Manitowoc, was in the city Friday
and made call at the PILOT Office.
/ Mr.. Roche left here seventeen years
ago and saws he reads with interest the
/ items from the old files of the PILOT.
| He is travelling salesman for the Gil
bert q Bennett Mfg Co. of Chicago. =
Paul Kadow was arrligned in NUM-
cipal court Monday on a charge of
catching pickerel in violation of the
fish and game laws. The action was
prosecuted by the Fish y Game Pro-
tcctive Association. kadoW pleaded
guilty and was fined S25 and costs, or
20 days in jail. He took Jail.
Mr.. Peter Geigel, proprietor Of the
| North Western House at st. Na2ianZ,
was in the city Tuesday and made
call at the PILOT office.
Mesdames f. Hoffman, G. II. Seeger,
a. L. Nash, r.. G. Plumb, E. J. Car
roll, w. f. Ohde, W. G. Urbanet, A.
Q. Taubert, A, c. Schreiter, b. Hall,
Max Rahr, f. G. Schoch, and Misses
Julia Kelley, Ella Pankratz and Grace
Pritchard were at Milwaukee, We'd
nesday to attend THE Music Master"
played by David Warfeld.
\ man in Chicago was stabbed
through the ear 10y an irate young
woman who handled hat pin with
skill. He that hath ears let him hear
1t was prior to the fashion Of the dead
ly hat pin that the poet wrote his dan
gerous philosophy about the superior
ity of stolen kisses to the kind that
meet you half way in peace and amity.
Mr.. a. b. Erdman, a prominent bus
mess man of Cleveland, was in the city
: Wednesday and made a call at the PHI
OF Office.
Miss Eugene Chloupek. daughter Of
Judge and Mrs Chloupek left Tues
day for Milwaukee to accompany her
uncle of that city. Frank Bresler, on
trip to Europe. They will sail from
New York on Saturday. Miss Chou
PEEK will remain abroad for some time
to study music and will make her home
with an aunt at Nagdeburg, Germany.
Easter is a movable festival. 1t is
always the first Sunday after the full
moon which happens upon or next
after the twenty-first day of March and
if the full moon happens upon a sun
day, Easter day is the Sunday follow
ing. SO this year we have Easter on
Sunday, March p. Easter may he as
early as March - aud as late as April
p. This year we come within five
days of striking the earliest day pos
sible.
Spring has officially arrived and is
showing a disposition to get down to
business. After a pretty hard winter
those balmy days look good, and when
the unruly month of March has shown
such quiet behavior as it has been
showing in this year, there is hope that
winter will not do much lingering.
That being the case there is hope of a
good crop, a matter about which there
is always much solicitude at this sea-
son of the year. The farmers are busy
with preparations for the coming spring
work.
| have for sale in different parts of
this state, farms of all sizes, descrip-
ton and prices. | also have farms in
different states. If interested give me
a call. 1t will cost you nothing and
may be able to get for you just what
you want. Money to loan always on
hand.
A. =. Schenian, Williams Block,
Manitowoc, Wis. If.
STOPPING THE PAPER
"She came down the street three
steps at time and sailed into the county
newspaper Office like a whirlwind. She
waited for no ceremony, but wildly
asked:
SIS this the printin oflice?'
Eyes madam"
II want to stopmy paper"
'All right, madam
"Stop it right away. too"
Its stopped" we replied making a
blue line through her husbands name
on the subscription list.
"Mebbe that will learn you some
! boss sense and how to do the square
thing next time, and not slight people
just because they are poor. If some
rich stuck-up folks happen to have a
cross-eyed brat born to 'em you're in
an awful hurry to put it in the paper
and make it out an angel, but when
poor people have baby you can't say
a word about it even if it is til purti-
est child horned. That's what I'm
stoppin the paper fur. This ort to be
a lesson to every paper in Wisconsin, :"
and she went out of the office as mad