The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-07-25

work on the DAILY News during Inc
absence Of Chris Shade, the regular re-
porter, who is at camp with Company
Ell.
Mr.. Martin Shanahan of Liberty was
caller at the PILOT Office today.
George Wits has purchased the resi-
dence property of Mrs. F. p. Jones on
Sixth street and has disposed of his
dwelling on Fifteenth street 4. DR.. G.
Huwatchek
II you paid dollar more for some
thing you buy this week than you
would have paid if you had read the
ads wouldn't that seem a little bit
improvident2
Relatives here have received word
| that son was born this week to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. Lewis of St. Paul.
Mrs Lewis before her marriage was
Miss Anita Hinrichs.
! Mr.. John Dunbar of Liberty was a
caller at the PILOT Office Wednesday.
Atty. A. j. Schmitz of Milwaukee,
who is in the field for the Democratic
nomination for governor, was IL the
city Sunday, visiting at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. FL. E. Murphy.
Somebody has discovered that rub
Der can be made of potatoes. Econom-
ical just now, but often the price OF
potatoes is such that it might pay bet
ter to make potatoes out OF rubber.
NO REAL ESTATE
Deal is complete unless you demand
an ABSTRACT OF TITLE made by
The Abstract Co., Adolph E. Schulze,
Mgr, Wash. st.
Chas. Johnson, George LaBrache
and II. G. Berndt returned Wednesday
evening from ten days fishing trip
on the Peshtigo river in Marinette
county. They enjoyed the outing and
brought home lots of fish.
Mrs. Frances Boughton and daughter
Miss Clara have gone to Menomonie,
Wis, where they will make their
home. Miss Boughton is teacher in
the Stout Training school at Menom-
onie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pengelli of New
York who have been visiting at the
home of Victor Klngholz have gone to
Marinette for visit before returning
home. Mrs. Pengelli is sister of
Mr.. Klingholz.
Judge Andrew Gilbertson and his
sister, Miss Sarah, of Milwaukee are
spending a few weeks with their broth.
er Harry of Liberty. Judge Gilbertson
is now First Assistant District Attorn-'
ey of Milwaukee County.
A safety helmet for aviators has been
invented. 1t will preserve the appear
ance of the head even if the shock of a
broken neck does prove fatal 20 the
wearer of the helmet when he butts
the earth from an elevation of 1900
| feet.
Millet planted now is not likely to
mature sufficiently for hay in Wiscon-
sin because of danger of early frosts,
says Prof. X. A. Moore of the College
of Agriculture of the University of
Wisconsin. 1t may, of course, be
planted for cover crop or pasture.
An Indiana bank employee, who re-
ceived salary of S65 month, main
tanned home and drove his automo-
bile, hanged himself and it was found
that he was Sl4, 800 short in his ac-
counts. The employers who say they
thought he had an outside income,
evidently took base advantage of his
supposed financial condition. AS re-
suit the bank loses. OF course the en-
ployer's dishonesty is indefensible, but
it is not wise to give man access to a
bankful OF money while paying him
the wages of teamster.
Three Manitowoc men fell victims to
the light fingered gentry operating at
the East Wisconsin Saengerfest at
Marinette and losses aggregating near
to 800 are reported from this city.
John Wuelner, member of the glee
club, was robbed of S27 and Ed. Writ,
local singer, was also relieved of
roll. Henry Wits of the Aluminium
Goods Manufacturing company, had his
bank book stolen but has been notified
10y Marinette officers that the book has
been recovered and two men are under
arrest.
Towns of the county are paying to
County Treasurer Bubolz monies for
the teachers pension fund, under the
new law passed by the last legislature.
Thirteen towns and one village have
reported monies for the pension fund,
as follows: Schleswig, Sl2.l5; Newton,
81. 70: town of Manitowoc, $3.50; Lib.
erty, $1l.67: Centerville, Sl2. 10; town
of Two Rivers, $3.50; Two Greeks,
50. Is; Franklin, $500; Cato, SLAP; Glib
son, 1891; Meme, S7.65; Cooperstown,
$1,000; Maple Grove, nothing; Reeds
vile, nothing.
Fred Esch, a Manitowoc boy has
been notified of his appointment on the
staff OF the interstate commerce COM