The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-12-07

Miss Nell Kratz was home Thanks.
giving from Stevens Point where she
attends the normal school.
Miss Leona Lindstedt who attends
Milwaukee Downer, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents here
Messrs. Jas. Brennan and Jas. Sa-
wage of Cato were callers at the PILOT
office Tuesday.
Miss Rose Seeger who is attending
the Milwaukee Normal, spent Thanks
giving vacation in this city.
There are more wooden shoes worn
in Chicago, Grand Rapids or Holland,
Mich, than in Amsterdam.
Mr.. J. A. Kutil of Racine was in the
city Monday and made call at the
PILOT office.
Henry Mulholland has completed his
work on the city directory of Sheboy-
gan and has returned to his home
here.
Any store that is prospecting under
adequate advertising is good store
for you to KNOWS store with a real
purse-interest for you.
Miss Charlotte Markham, after
spending Thanksgiving at home, has
returned to Chicago where she is at
tending Chicago Art Institute.
A. o. Heyer editor of the Sheboy-
gan Herald, was in this city Tuesday
and made call at the PILOT office.
Burt Markham who is attending the
state university, and Miss Louise Mark
ham, an Oshkosh Normalite, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents.
You will realize the VALUE of an
Abstract Of Title made by Manitowoc
County Abstract Co.. Washington ST.,
if you understand the Importance of a
CERTIFIED ABSTRACT.
Two hundred and forty uncut dia.
monds from the Congo Free State are
in the New York custom house. con-
signed to Thomas F. Ryan. 1t is the
earliest return made him for loan to
King Leopold of 81 100000.
After awhile the education of the
public in preventive hygiene and
sanitation may reach the point at
which persons who like beer will carry
their own schooners and those who &c
to the theater will carry their personal
supply of pure air in tank.
In Chicago there are fourteen
different languages, each of which is
spoken by more than 10000 people,
Newspapers appear in ten tongues.
and church services are held in twenty.
All told there are forty different Ian
guages or dialects spoken in Chicago
1t is the second largest Bohemian city
in the world, the third Swedish, the
fourth Norwegian, the fifth Polish and
the sixth German. These facts NAV
be estimated by the report that the
Poles in Chicago number 10000.
Do you really know if you own your
property? Some property buyers are
not careful enough when buying real
estate and when the time comes when
they want to sell they find out that
there is great mistake in the
title, then the trouble begins and often
sale is lost through such negligence.
The Manitowoc County Abstract Com
pany, a. +. Schulze, Mgr, opposite
Court House tells you if everything
is O. K %
The Washington monument, at the
capital of the nation, is 555 feet in
height. The walls are fifteen feet
thick at the base. These walls are
made up of an outer facing of marble
and four-foot inner wall made of
granite and other hard stone. Be-
tween these two walls there is a filling,
OF heterogeneous stone, held together
by cement. 1t is said this filling be-
tween the walls is now disintegrating,
that the cement is oozing out through
cracks and crevices and that in time
this will threaten the life of the struc-
ture.