The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-01


Scherer left Friday for Sheboygan to
visit with relatives.
County Clerk Anton and County
Treasurer Anderson were at Milwau-
on business.
Mr.. Frank Bushman of School Hill
was in the city Tuesday and made
call at the Pilot office.
Mrs. Bert Gerpheide and daughter,
Marcella, left Saturday for South Bend
Ind, for visit with relatives.
A baby girl put in her appearance
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Maresch South 18th street.
Ed. Staudt has returned to Lisbon,
North OAK, after disposing of car
load of horses which he brought here.
VIM. Herman who removed to Den
yer, Colo, some years ago has returned
to this city and will spend the summer
here.
"Wooden cars are to 60" says the
New York World. Yes. They will
20 into splinters and up in smoke, from
time to time.
Kings, emperors, crown princes and
the whole pack keep safe. They allow
the common people the privilege OF
getting killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tracy were at
Green Bay Wednesday to attend the
the funeral of the formers sister, Mrs.
Sanford Kittell.
"If a coal oil lamp is kept full all
the time il will not explode" but how
do you use coal oil lamp and keep it
full all the time?
Miss Mary Opichka of Denmark was
in the city last Thursday. She was en-.
route TO Minneapolis TO visit with her
sister, Mrs. Zeman.
An authority on the pronunciation
of queer names says Przemysl is pro-
nounced "P' shemmish l." but how is
"P shemmish'ln pronounced?
Chas. Knickelbein who has been en-
gagged in the plumbing business here
for number of years has removed
with his family to South Chicago.
Misses Rose Cheney and Lulu Adams
training school teachers, are spending
the Easter vacation at their homes
the former at River Falls and the lat
ter at Mt Horeb.
A scientist says there are l0,000,000
microbes on ST bill. Bill collectors
should take into consideration the risk
of life they are saved when told not to
call again before next month.
Albert Goodman left last week for
Manitowoc where he and Halden John
son are having boat built. Halden
was there to look at it and inspect the
the work tue week before.-Door Co.
Democrat.
Kelley & Wyseman have moved their
law offices from the Lindstedt block on
Washington street to rooms on the
second floor of the Wood block. In
creased business of the firm necessitat-
ed larger quarters.
The Chicago Social Survey has found
section in which there are 1869 per-
sons and only eight bathtubs. There
is frequent disorder and occasional
murder, but it is never due to gener-
al fight over the bathtubs.
Contracts for the construction of the
Cottage avenue and Western avenue
pavements were awarded by the com
mon council Friday evening to the
Murphy Construction company of Man
itowoc and the j. Rasmussen Construc-
ton company OF Oshkosh, respectively.
This morning the board of public works
awarded the johnson street and the
Superior street contracts to the same
respective companies. Both compan-
les plan to begin work as soon as the
frost is out of the ground. Fond du
Lac Reporter.
"The Presidency, Its Powers, Duties,
Responsibilities and Limitations" viii
be the subject discussed by former
President VIM. Howard Taft when he
comes to the University of Wisconsin
to lecture on May o. 6, and I.
The lectures take up the question of
the powers of the president as they are
laid down In the constitution, with linn
itations as to their exercises in meeting
various national exigences His first
lecture will cover the power of the ex-
ecutive in our form OF government a.
compared with the power in so-called
parliamentary or responsible govern
ments: then the veto power, then GER
tain personal aspects of the presidency
and some Of its minor powers. The
second will cover the power of appoint
ment, the power given in the consttu
tional duty that the president shall
take care that the laws be faithfully
executed, and his powers as command