The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-06-03
The Census Bureau says the wealth

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share has been gobbled by someone
else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Whitman of Mil
waukee and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hill of Port Washington we're visiting
at the home j. f. Plumb.
A Californian has wauch with a
lever which oscillates and winds it up
as he walks. Great invention for
man who has nothing better to do than
walk about keeping watch wound.
e. L. Kelley, L. w. Ledvina, Harry
Kelley and M. j. O'Donnell left Mon
day for Marinette to attend the state
convention of the Knights of Column
bvs, as delegates from the local coun
Gil.
With wheat at its present prices and
the war gaining ground the American
farmer can appreciate that line OF the
poem: "There is no song that is half
SO sweet as the song of the wind in the
ripping wheat"
Miss Helen Stueber who for the last
two years held position in Dr. Patch
ems Office has resigned and returned to
her home at Shoto. The many friends
she has made during her stay here re-
greet her departure.
Miss Edith Clark of this city, who
finishes course at Evanston Comnock
school of Expression on the first of
June, will give recital at St. Paul's
M. +. church on Monday evening, June
H. under the auspices of the Epworth
league.
Mrs Walter Pellet and daughters,
Ms. Joseph Williams, and Miss Ada
Pellet have returned from Chicago
where they attended the graduating
exercises of the Chicago Medical col
lege. Walter Pellet ,Jr., was member
of the graduating class.
Miss Julia Jirikowic who was called
here last winter from Montana, by the
death of her mother. and who remain
ed here since, left Monday for Power,
Montana, to settle upon half section
of land which she pre-empted a year
ago and upon which she must live an
other six months to perfect her right
Of pre- emption.
A son was born Wednesday morning
70 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Brady, North
18th street. 1t was amusing the way
Charley cut up. He first yelled like IA
Choctaw Indian; then he danced a
hornpipe; then he turned hand spring
back wards, and then threw out his
chest and strutted down town, where
he "blew" himself right.
Every body knows that birds when
they migrate in the fall generally $50
South" but know ledge is seldom more
specific. A new Department bulletin
brings out the fact thai while some
birds 90 to Florida or the West Indies
or Mexico others such as the bobolink
and rcebird go as far south as Para
quay and the southern part of Brazil.
BEHIND THE BARS
The Sunday was a wet one and she
was allowed to accompany her parents
to church. 1t was her first experience
of that kind.
The minister was of the energetic,
pulpt-tbumping type, and he preach
ed from rostrum rallied in, above the
people. He eXcelled himself this day
in the humping tactics and hsd work
ed himself up to pitch of excitement
Esther was covering close to her
mothers side, and when he reached a
point which he emphasized more than
all others, she exclaimed in frighteu.
ed whisper.
"Ma. What would we do if he got
ouJ?'-Pittsburg Chronicle-Dispatch.
REVENGE
Don't you care for any postcards
today?' asked postal clerk, as he
handed TIE man the stamps he had
requested.
ItNn not toIou ~ un ia tho ,,,op
''Or some stamped envelopes? We
have some new ones
"No thank you.p
"Would you like a money order?"
"No."
"Or perhaps you would like to open
a postal savings ACCOUNT"
81 do not
"Then let me advise YOU to rent one
of our letter boxes"
But the man had fed.
who was that fellow, and why did
YOU ask him all those questions?" ask
ed a fellow clerk.
81 hat, said the other clerk, sis
my barber For years when he has
shaved me he has bothered me with
recommendations of messages, sham
poos, hair cuts and hair tonics. | am
even with him" New York r mes.
BREEDING HORSES IMPORTED
The Bureau OF Animal Industry has