The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-09

Grand Rapids, Mich.
| Mrs. Bruno Mueller returned Satur-
day from Chicago where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Adler who had
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. Ad-
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kunz
have returned to their home at Column
bus, Ohio.
Mrs. Laura Collins and daughter
Anita Of Milwaukee are visiting at the
Ladwig home, Division street.
When you near squshy thud on
gloomy January evening it is likely to
be the man next to you who has fallen
off of the water wagon. Sit tight, you
may fail next.
The first big snow storm Of the win
ter prevailed all day Tuesday. 1t was
a genuine northeastern. About five
inches of snow fell, but it was accom-
panied by high wind and is quite
badly drifted.
Two may be able to live on less than
one, but if the two belong to the East
ern Smart Set there's the cost, to each,
of the detectives to shadow the other
and get up evidence upon which to
base petition for divorce.
Peter Roemer, former resident OF
this city, who left here over thirty
years ago, was here for his first visit,
in that time, Saturday, guest OF his
brothers Fred and Nicholas. He re-
turned to his home at Quincy, H., on
| Monday.
A Philadelphia millionaire who hir-
ed an automobile in France for $50 a
day and lost both legs because the ma
chine was faulty has received a judg-
ment of Sl4, 900. And of course the
chauffeur required his tip before the
accident and after the accident.
FOR SALE.-Two thoroughbred
Holstein bull calves, each five weeks
old, spotted, mostly white. Dam of
one took first premium at the county
fair last fall.
Inquire of Martin Drummer, town of
Meme. p. o. Address, Cleveland, r..
r. Wis.
Henry Meisner was reelected presi-
dent of the Concordia Singing society
at the annual meeting with Albert
Dusold, vice president; Fred Helsing-
err, secretary; August Dusold, treasur-
er; Louis Commits, flag bearer; Henry
Klein, trustee; Arthur Trutschel, dir
ector and Frank Hemple, Bummel-
schatzmeister.
1t was only few days ago that thir-
ty-eight men were convicted in one
court as dynamite conspirators. Now
they are quietly serving their sentenc-
es in Federal prison, all but forgot
ten by the average newspaper reader.
| Yet those men we're OF the opinion
that they were above and beyond the
law.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Alumni Association of the Winter
Dairy Course of the College of Agri-
culture of the University of Wisconsin
will be held at Madison, January % at
the dairy building. A banquet will
follow in the evening. The program
is under the direction of Prof. G. H..
Benkendorf.
John S. Egan was elected president
of Post l. of the Travellers Protective
Association organized here Saturday.
Other officers are: John Dedrchs, vice
president; w. H. Breuer, second vice
president; w. f. Raetz, secretary-trea-
surer; w. F. Pfleuger, c. NJ krumm,
W.. Torrison, Paul Schuette and George
Wits, directors. Committees were
named by the Post on railways, hotels,
press, legislation, employment, sick,
relief and good roads.
Valuable cash prizes, medals and
cups will be awarded at the twelfth
annual meeting of the Wisconsin Ex-
pertinent Association, at Madison, jan
uary 10-11. to exhibitors of pure bred
grains. The Experiment Association
consists of former students of the Col
lege of Agriculture of the state univer-
sity. The Alfalfa Order will meet in
connection with the Association. All
exhibits will be displayed in the Ag-
ronomy building of the College of Ag-
riculture at Madison.
An automobile owned by Herman
Kuenne, Kiel newspaper man, was
badly demolished yesterday morning
about IL O'Clock by skidding into a
curbing. MIR. Kuenne vas making a
turn at the corner of Zimba! avenue
and N. Seventh street. He claims to
have been going at a moderate rate of
speed but owing to the slippery condi-
ton Of the pavement, the brakes had
no apparent effect. The car hit the
curling with considerable force, the
contact breaking and twisting the
spokes out of the wheels like matches.
One wheel rolled up onto the lawn in
Max z. Zaepel,s ward. The damape to