The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1911-08-17

Dr. Mllholland is in the city and
will remain here until September. He
can be consulted at DR.. Roberts Of
fee. If
Mr.. Jos. f. DIETRICH of Cato was a
caller at the PILOT Office last Thurs
day.
Mr.. John Haney and family and Mrs.
George Grimmer of Kewaunee were
guests of Miss Mary Haney over Sun
day.
Miss Anna Jirikowic left Saturday
on vacation trip to Sheboygan and
will visit friends at Milwaukee before
returning.
How many people are there in the
United States over 100 years old? The
census makes the number 1000, of whom
25O0 are women.
Help for The miner in his dangerous
vocation is promised by portable
electric lamp, which has just been
patented by man in New York.
LOST-A ducksback hunting coat,
dead grass color, lined with blue and
black plaid, was lost Sunday, June II
on the way from Manitowoc to Harp's
Lake in Gibson. The finder will re-
ceive liberal reward on delivering
the coat at the Pilot office. If
Walter L. Larson, state inspector of
rural schools, was in the city Saturday
and made the PILOT office call. He
was enroute to Valders to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. M. II. O'Neil of Maple Grove
was caller at the PILOT office We'd
nesday.
District Atty. John Healy was the
principal speaker at the meeting of
the Waupaca County Federation of
Catholic Societies at Clintonville last
Sunday.
The Misses Marie Miller, Lorena
DeLano, Louise Markham, Charlotte
Markham, Helen kress and Carrie
Sniiiin left Saturday for an outing at
Idlewild.
Mrs. Thomas Dorey Earl and Dotty
Dorey and Miss Anna Auermiller took
a trip to Sturgeon Bay Sunday on the
steamer Chicago on which Mr. Dorey
is chief engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jankowski of
Milwaukee and Stanley Gretz and
Stanley Lephak of Marathon City
were here to attend the funeral of
John Gretz last week.
FOR SALE-A registered Guernsey
bull calf, two months old. Comes from
well bred stock. Inquire of Otis /.
Berge, Section s, Town of Liberty.
=. o. address, Valders, r. II. 2, Wis
consin. If
Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Kornely and
children of Appleton are visiting
relatives and friends in this city and
kossuth. Mr.. kornely is manager of
the Outagamie County Abstract com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Thompson, son
ana daughter from kaukauna returned
nome Monday after few days visit
with Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Y. X. Hougen, and other
relatives.
Mr.. II. c. Berndt, foreman of the
Pilot shop, was called to MarinetJe
Friday on account of the illness OF bis
sister, Mrs. Day. He returned home
Monday evening and says that her
condition is critical
julius Lindstedt and family Of Mani
towoc came here yesterday by auto
mobile spending the afternoon with A.
j. Vollrath and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis kunZ OF ManltOWoc were here
also.-Sheboygan Telegram.
Nearly everybody understands that n
stores advertising, if big and per-
sistent, enables it to sell the same
things more cheaply, at a smaller per-
sale profit, than is possible to the store
compelled to base necessary profits on
smaller volume of sales.
A New Highlander has found that six
times as much hay can be cut in day
with a motor-driven mower as with
one driven by n horse. The discovery
that a motorst cuts six times as wide
n swath among the ladies as the buggy
owner was made some time ago.
The Jews of the whole world now
number ll,625,056. OF this world
population 1908, 926 reside in America.
Only one other country has larger
Jewish population and that is Russia,
with 5,0S2,2l2 The population Of
Jerusalem is now % per cent Jewish
and Of London 2.2S per cent.
1t is hard to get into the United
States army. OF twenty-five appli-
cants in certain instance, not one got
in. Bad eyes, and teeth, and all sorts
OF things will exclude you. One re-
jected applicant had "lke" placed
after his name on the register It
means insufficient knowledge of En-