The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-11-02
Mr.. Owen Murphy Of Newton was a
caller at the PILOT Office Monday.

caller at the PILOT Office Monday.
Because man in an Eastern town
not long ago wore pink shirt and .
| green tie at his wife's funeral, his
sanity is now questioned and his will
in dispute in the courts.
Frank Vraney, ex-county clerk, will
remove with his family to Chicago the
last of this week. Mr.. aud Mrs.
vraney have large circle of friends
here who regret their departure.
In Manitowoc Halloween nonsense
didn't result in much thoughtless de-
struction OF property, though there
was some Of it. The soaping of
windows was, OF course, general.
Mr.. p. J. Denor of Franklin made a
call at the PILOT Office Friday.
Miss Catherine Munhall of Grimms
has returned home from a five weeks
visit at Chicago and Franklin Park
She is spending few days here this
week, the guest of her friend, Miss
Alyce Murphy.
When you see ''bargain sale" adj
vertised at reliable store, you may
| be sure that it is "the real thing
that it is little bit better buying op-
portunity than the store offers in its
regular lines and stocks.
Mr., Michael Richdorf of Coopers-
town was caller at the PILOT office
Wednesday.
Miss Wayne Murphy, trained
nurse of Milwaukee, has returned to
thatcity after few days visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. B. Murphy.
Miss Murphy was accompanied on her
return trip by her brother William.
Mat Keehan of Kellnersville, Tim
Keehan of .Aaribel, Mrs. Heiser OF
Denmark and Mrs. Michael Richdorf
of Married. returned Friday from Chi
cago, where they had been called by
the death of their sister, Mrs. Mary
Watt.
Complete Abstracts show Corporate
Seal of Manitowoc Co. Abstract Co.,
A. L. Schulze, Mgr, Washington
St. IL
Last year the automobiles manufac-
tured in this country numbered lac, 600.
This year the number is estimated to
reach 100000. Last year the average
cost of autos was 81, 533. Next year
the average is estimated to be about
81, 100, with very many selling below
81, 900.
Alderman Chas. Fricke from the
Sixth ward has handed in his resigna-
ton, having moved on farm near
Four Corners. A vacancy in the office
Of alderman is filed by the council,
and Mr.. Fricke's successor is likely to
be chosen at the council meeting next
Monday night.
About $50 students have registered
for the twelve weeks dairy course at
the College of Agriculture of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. Work begins
Nov. and everything is in readiness
for the students. There is an especial
ly big demand for cheesemakers and
many persons are taking advantage of
this opportunity to prepare themselves
for good positions. Buttermakers are
also in demand.
Demand Abstract made by Manito-
voc Co. Abstract Co. before paying
the ''Cold Cash" IS
II your dogs have the unreasonable
habit of running to the front fence and
barking at passing people there is a
cure. Buy few torpedoes, such as
children have on the Fourth of July
and explode one each time the dogs
run out and bark. There is nothing
that 50 fills them with mortal dread
and you will rarely have to repeat the
treatment after two or three explosions.
The effect upon the dogs is astonishing
and very comical, the phenomenon APP
parently being beyond their com.
prehension.
Wisconsin cheese exhibited at the
International Dairy Show at Milwau-
kee and that sent to the College of
Agriculture Of the University of Wis
consin at Madison scored well. At the
dairy show there were los entries of
American cheese with scoring below
30 points; so entries between 80 and
90: while As entries scored SO or better.
There were Is exhibits at Madison and
all of them scored above 80, scoring
SO or above. The highest score was
95.5.