The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-02-25

Supt. p. j. Zimmers left Friday for
Cincinnati to attend the national con-
vention Of city superintendent.
Miss Julia F. Kelly went to Milwau-
kee to see Potosh and Purlmutter;
David Warfield and The Auctioneer
Thos. Savage who is taking course
in dentistry at Chicago is visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. F. H..
Gehbe.
The Misses Anna Muth and Nellie
O'Connor, teachers in Milwaukee, we're
home over Sunday and Washington S
birthday.
Mrs. James Morris has returned from
Escanaba, where she had been called
by the death of her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Smith.
Mrs. Geo, Cratic and Mrs. Robert
MINI from Milwaukee are visiting
with their mother, Mrs. Thompson,
North 9TH street
Many married man who would be
ashamed to carry bundle home under
his arm goes home with package"
that everyone observes.
Mrs. f. j. Barber, who has made her
home with her daughter, Mrs c. NJ.
Gleason, left Saturday for Denver, Colo :,
where she will visit for several weeks.
One congressional jackass is propos-
ing Federal censorship of films.
Some of these days we expect to behold
some idiot proposing the Federal regu-
lation of the quantity of salt citizen
may put on his tater, rs they would
say in Arkansas.
Louis Svacina, who was visiting at
his old home for few days left Sunday
for visit at Chicago He will locate
at Milwaukee where he has secured the
position of assistant court reporter in
Judge karel's court. His many friends
here wish him success.
The local K & team, composed of +.
l.. Kelley, l. W Ledvina, =. A. Mill
err, Harry Kelley, John Carey, Aubrey
Egan, Frank Houghton and X. S.
Egan, initiated a CLASS at Wausau
Sunday and another class at Marinette
Monday. The exercises went through
at each place without break
Judge Chloupek declares that win
ter is broken He says he saw large
snake that had heen killed near his
cottage at the Rapids Friday afternoon.
This he declared to be a sure sign that
there will be no more cold weather.
However he would not advise anyone
to put his overcoat in soak just yet.
An unskilled laborer can learn to be
a farm hand if he approaches his edu-
cational opportunity in proper spirit
of humility, but as rule his spirit is
one of condescension. There is no Egg
otism rs impregnable as that of the
man who has nothing to boast of save
that he is city bred and was never be-
fore in the country
Mr.. O. w. Schmltz OF Shebuygan vas
in the city Tuesday and made call at
the Pilot office. Mr.. Schmtz is for
mer teacher OF this county out for some
years has been with the Metrop liJan
Life ms. Co. and was recently prom o.
ted from assistant superintendent of
the Oshkosh district to deputy supt. Of
the Lake Shore district, including the
territory from Milwaukee to Green
Bay. He is son OF Dr.. Schmitz of
School Hill
The one weeks course in corn and
grain growing. known as the young
peoples course in agriculture, which
was postponed on account of the out
break of foot and mouth disease, will
be held at the College of Agriculture
of the University of Wisconsin during
the week beginning June 2l.
This will be at the time of the sum
mer session, which is regularly attend
ed by large numbers of teachers, who
are interested in the teaching of agri-
culture to boys and girls.
ais FAVORITE
a country clergyman, on his round
of visits, interviewed a youngster IS to
his acquaintance with Bible stories
"My lad" he said, you have, of
course heard of the parables?N