The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lindstedt, and
Miss Olga Schuette, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Schuette, will graduate
from Milwaukee Downer college in
June.
The Manitowoc team defeated Ke-
nosha here on Sunday by score of 8
to 8. The attendance at the ball game
was light owing to inclement weather.
The local team apparently is strong
from every angle.
A. E. Schulze, manager of the Mani
towoc County Abstract company is on
the program for the meeting OF the
state association of abstractors to be
held at Madison, June 30 and 30. His
subject is "How We Can Advertise an
Abstract Business"
Mr.. James Cook of Chicago was in
the city Saturday and made call at
the PILOT office. He was on his way
back to Chicago after spending week
with relatives and friends in Liberty,
ST. Nazianz and Cooperstown.
For sALE-Cheap if taken at once,
house and lot on Commercial street
between 9th and It'll streets. Could be
used for boarding house. Inquire of
J. F. Kelley, S43 North 7th street.
Let out door life at this season of the
year claim all ones leisure moments.
The house should be but the adjunct
to the porch and yard. Bring from
the woods the wild flowers. Mass
them in every possible nook and
Granny that they may WOO you from
the house into the open air.
The Boston Tribune Democrat offer
ed years subscription for a correct
answer to the conundrum, "Why is a
newspaper like woman?" The prize
was won by Mrs. Mary Roberts, Of
Springfield, Mo-, and the answer was:
every man should have one of his
own and not be running after his
neighbours"
Mrs. John Roemer, Marshall street,
is at Richmond, Virginia, where her
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Denor, has been
| i'll in a hospital for several weeks.
| The latest news received by relatives
here is that her condition is now i'm
proving. The family resided at Clarks
Mills prior to their removal to the
south few years ago
For some reason the toothpick trade
has collapsed. We are told that ma
jority of the factories have either shut
down temporarily or else gone out of
business. If this be true, it is serious
ly to be regretted if it means the
popular abandonment of the toothpick.
For few things are more important of
personal nature than the care of the
teeth for health, for comfort and for
| looks. And in this case the toothpick
ranks first.
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If a man walks two squares with a
girl twice and calls on her once, there
are some people who start the report
| that the man is in love with the girl
and that she is 'crazy" about him.
Such remarks often spoil an enjoyable
friendship between young people and
they get so Disguised and annoyed by
the round of talk that they feel COM
PEELED to drop their relationship with
each other. A girl should not get the
idea that every man who seeks her So
cety is in love with her and the man
who thinks that girl is in love with
him because she is nice to him, is q
fool. The sooner boys and girls-and
the older men and women and the
meddlers- talking about ceases"
and encourage friendship, the happier
will be the social life of young people.
The department of public speaking
of the University of Wisconsin annual
ly selects senior class orators from the
various colleges to represent their re-
spective departments at the commence
ment exercises. The selections made
this year are: College of letters and
science, Samuel L. Barber, Madison,
and John L. Childs, Eau Claire; college
of engineering, Carl M. Halseth, Me-
nominee; college of agriculture, Arthur
G. Baer, West Bend college of law,
Fred II. Esch, Manitowoc; Fred Merk,
representative to the Northern Orator
ical league contest, will give the class