The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

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Milwaukee are visiting with Mrs
Wilhelms' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ladwig, Division street.
Misses Rose Seeger and Alvina Pick
ard, students of the Milwaukee Nor
NAL, are spending their vacation at
their homes in this city.
Charles Haukohl. clerk of the mum
icipal court, who was operated upon
for tonsilitis at the hospital few weeks
ago is again able to be around.
Rumor has it that DR.. John Kelley
of Cato and Miss Sara Brennan of the
same town are to be united in the
bonds of matrimony in the near
future.
w. T.. Larson, rural school inspector,
who had been here to attend the meet
ing of the ianitowoc County Expert
ment Association, returned to Madison
Monday.
f. c. Cary was here from Milwaukee
Saturday Mr.. Cary will graduate
from the Medical department of Mar
quette College the latter part of May,
completing a four years course.
DR.. Kloehn of Brillion, Miss Smith
of Manitowoc, S. J. Killen and Miss
Mae killen of Cato were guests on
Friday of their friends in this city.
Appleton Post.
Mr.. Wencil Stangel, and George
Stangel and wife of Tisch Mills, and
Chas. G.. Stangel of Sturgeon Bay and
Joseph Krcma of Chicago spent Easter
| here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Stangel.
But Just wait till women get their
rights Fifty-word kilograms will be
forgotten and the telegraph companies
will be forced to carry for 30 cents all
that a sufrragette may wish to say at a
sitting.
Bids for printing the city ballots
were opened Monday by City Clerk
Reichert. The bids were, Brandt Co.
$500: VIM. Gennrich SGD; Mani
towoc PILOT 1920: Manitowoc Post
S24. Brandt got the job.
It's pretty hard for woman wear
ing dress She has turned three
seasons and faded cotton hose, with
patched heels, to say to her liege lord,
II love you just as well as when we
were married ten years ago.
Con. Healy who recently sold his
farm in Brown County has purchased
| Anton Fischer's milk route in this
city and will take charge of the same
Immediately. Mr.. Healy is a brother
of District Attorney John Healy.
The season for sowing is at hand.
Let Us all prepare to scatter seeds of
| kindness. SOW abundantly that we may
reap a large harvest of true happiness,
and have our gamers Overlooking with
peace and good will, and we can heap
our measures with malice toward none
and charity for all
Atty. T.. L. Kelley has declined to
run for supervisor in the fourth ward.
! lie was not candidate at the primary
and didn't raise hand to get the
nomination. Supervisor kazda will
run as an independent candidate.
Anton kerscher will also enter the
race as an Independent candidate.
BE progressive. Do not wear your
life away struggling along in the old
ruts that your forefathers cut 50 deep
by continual travel. While they are
good in their way and no doubt con-
sidered safer, yet the wheels of your
vehicle turn so slowly that you are
left far behind 10y your more progress
i've fellow travellers. Keep a-moving,
and a-pushing and a-crowding toward
| he front. You'll not much more
than hold your place in the procession
the best you can do. The men at the
front these days are those of brains
and energy combined. You have Il
place there if you will hustle for it.
If you don't hustle your place will be
taken by the fellow who does. BE
alive.
Man that is born of woman is of few
days and many growls. When the
spring comes and the rain waters the
earth he complainant because of the
mud and few weeks later his soul is
grieved because of the eXceedingmuch-
ness # the Gust. In the winter he
crycth it is too cold, and in the summer
he would fain join an Arctic expedition
that he may escape from the summer
heat. When the sun shineth brightly
it hurteth his eyes and when it hideth
behind cloud it giyeth him the blues
| When the wind bloweth he curseth the
cyclone, and when it stoppeth Joy de-
parteth from him and he moaneth, O.,
give Us a breeze. Yes, verify there
is nothing which satisfeth man. He
cometh into this world crying, and he
leaveth it grumbling. And this, too,
is vanity.
Bids for printing seventeen thousand
official and one thousand seven hundred
sample judicial ballots were opened