The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-07-14

E. w. Mackey, Editor of the Herald.
J. w. Cooper, rural carrier on Mani
towoc route 2, is having vacation, and
with his wife, is visiting at Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Schmidt OF
Lacrosse arrived here Sunday night
for a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
The Misses Lillian Savage and
Zeralda Buerstatte left Saturday for
the Pacific coast where they will So
iourn for several weeks.
Judge Baensch was at Milwaukee
last week attending the meeting OF
the State Press association. Mrs.
Baensch accompanied him.
Mr.. E. L. Kelley spent Sunday in
the city, returning to Milwaukee Mon
day. He is employed as secretary of
the Taft Republican campaign COM
mittee.
Company Fl left Saturday for a
weeks encampment at Camp Douglas.
Capt Richard Buerstatte was in
charge Of the company which consisted
of 81 men.
Mayor Groffman and City Attorney
Hougen left Tuesday for Fond du Lac
to attend the twelfth annual conven-
ton of the League of Wisconsin NUM-
cipalities Wednesday and today.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who says a
poor boys chances in America are
better than they were twenty years
ago is quite right. John ID. Sr,, is not
so young and avaricious as he used to
be.
1t is said there is time in every
boys life when he is about 10 years
old that he needs one good licking. If
he doesn't get it he will believe for
the rest of his life that he can lick his
father.
Before paying for real estate have
seller furnish Abstract of Title show
ing whether or not title is O. X. Sell
err must furnish Abstract. Call on A.
+. Schulze, Mgr, Manitowoc Co. Alb
stract Co., opp. Court House.
Aviation will be practical when
aeroplanes can carry loads and will
not capsize. Motoring will be less
bloody when drivers learn that they
cannot carry loads without great
danger of capsizes or collisions.
A heavy rain Monday night over a
considerable area in this part of the
state gave crops much needed moisture
and will prove of great benefit, follow
ing the intense hot and dry weather
of the past month. 1t rained for over
six hours.
Over an item reporting the fact that
sutfragette in London was mulcted
$40 for breaking a window, woman's
journal puts the headline "Fine Sutfra'
gette". No mere man can say wheth-
er the word preceding "sutfragette' is
verb or an adjective.
The little boy was on his knees in
his night dress saying his prayers,
and his little sister couldn't resist the
temptation to tickle the soles of his
feet He stood it as long as he could
and then said: "Please God, excuse
me, while | knock the stuffing out OF
Nellie"
, For your farms or wild lands mo ma
ter where), insurance, money, and alb
stracts, go to A. =. Schenian, Wern-
ecke & Schmitz Block, opposite Court
House. He has some fine propositions
in South Dakota and irrigated lands in
Colorado. If
What constitutes days work? We
figure it out that it depends altogether
on your occupation. If you lay brick
eight hours; if you keep house sixteen
hours; if you are a lawyer, two hours
if you are porter in sleeping car
twenty hours; if you serve the govern
ment, one hour; and if you are news.
!, paper man, twenty-four hours.-Ex.
j. A. Book, Chas. Schumacher and
II. c. Berndt, left Friday night for a
weeks outing on the Peshtigo river
near High Falls Oscar Weber, VIM.
Gormley and Herman Crager of Mil
waukee Joined them at Ellis Junction.
1t is safe bet that the bunch will
catch lots of fish and that the PILOT
force will receive a sack of brook trout
before long.
"Women have decreed that men
must wear coats" says a mournful
contemporary, land the shirtwaist man
will ever be an unrealizable dream
And yet there are persons who do not
realize that when all of the women
want the ballot they will get it. BY
simply turning down their thumbs they
force perspiring masculinity to per-
spire in padded coats because the de-
cision is unanimous"
hssemblyman Lawrence Ledvina,
VINO is running for the republican
nomination for the state senate in the
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