The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-09-05

returned to Detroit after visit at the
home of Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Nash.
Atty. Walter Joyce returned home
Tuesday from Grand Rapids, Wis,
where he attended the state fedora
ton of Catholic societies.
| DR.. G. w. Patchen was at Grand
Rapids, Mich, last week to attend the
silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hubbard, former residents of Manito-
voc.
A. j. Torrison has received notice
from Madison that he has been appoint
ed as one of the official time keepers
at the state fair races at Milwaukee
next week.
1t is very important that you know
il you have clear title to your pro-
perty. Call on The Abstract Co., A..
E. Schulze, Mgr, and be convinced.
Think 1t over. ii
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rankin Of St.
Louis visited with friends in this city
last THURSDAY. Mr.. Rankin is son OF
Jos. Rankin, prominent citizen OF
Manitowoc a generation ago.
Miss Lulu Adams of Mt. Hope has
been engaged as teacher at the train
ing school. The faculty now consists
of three teachers, Fred Christensen,
principal, and Misses Rose Cheney and
| Lulu Adams, assistants.
Karl lander has removed with his
family to Milwaukee where he will
have charge of branch office of an
Indianapolis paper house. His terri
tory includes Wisconsin, Michigan and
| Minnesota: He has conducted Job
bling business here for some years.
Attorney L. w. Ledvina and Benz.
Miles of Two Rivers were guests of
Rev. FIR. p. j. Miles of Charlesburg
from Saturday until Monday AFTERNOON.
The young men have just returned
from an extended trip to Montreal and
! other towns in Canada. Chiffon Times.
Ladies interested in COrSets of
Style, Health, Durability and Ease find
complete satisfaction in the "WADE"
Ready Made Corsets, $500 and up.
Made to Measure Corsets S. 90 and up.
Corset Accessories. Residence fittings
by appointment.
Miss S. SahloiI, Corsetiere,
Dempsey Bldg, Manitowoc, Wis.
Telephone, Black 70S.
The Wisconsin Highway Commission,
as has been its custom, will make an
exhibit at the Wisconsin State Fair,
September 10th to the 14th inclusive.
The exhibit will include model
showing the possibilities of road re-
location, charts and diagrams showing
the amount of work done in 1912 and
to be done in 1913.
Experienced engineers will be pres
ent to give advice on any phase of road
or bridge construction.
This exhibit will be placed next to
the Germania Building, and on the
same space with an extensive exhibit
OF road machinery to be displayed by
manufacturers in this line.
During the past ten years, the popu-
lation of this country increased prac-
tically 20 per cent while the supply
of meat producing animals showed
practically no increase. This is one
of the points brought out by one of
the speakers at the recent meeting of
the American Association of Instruct
ors and Investigators in Poultry Hus-
bandry, one OF the directors of which
is Prof. j. G. Halpin of the College of
Agriculture of the University of Wis
consin. The western stock country is
broken into grain and fruit farms on
which but little stock is raised. But
poultry products may help fill the
gap, for poultry can be raised any
where in the United States. In 1899
the average price of eggs was Ills
cents while in 1909 the average was
1871 cents with steady demand for
everything offered. In 1911 the pro-
duction of the American hen was
valued at $3.50, 100000. There is no
danger of over production of poultry
products.
A monument is to be built in Wau-
conda, suburb of Chicago, to perpetu-
ate the memory OF "a doctor who
never asked a Fee" OF course, this
peculiar physician died poor. There's
a possibility that he starved to death,
but the newspaper accounts merely
say that he died practically penni-
less" What else could have been ex-
pected when we are told that he was
never known to neglect call or to,
present bill? Those who wished to
pay were allowed to do SO, but no one
was ever asked for anything son ac-
count" 1t goes without saying that
those who paid were in hopeless
minority as compared with the non
paying element of the Doctors Glen
tele. OF course, the doctor had plenty
of friends and no scarcity of patients.
The world is full of people who like to
get something for nothing and who
have no compunctions of conscience
against riding free horse to death.
Having piven the gbod doctor n stone