The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-30
Mrs. Geo. Jones. who had been visit

Mrs. Geo. Jones, who had been visit
ing here for the summer, has returned
to her home at Memphis, Tenn. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Helen Higgins, who will visit in Mem
phis for a few weeks.
County Superintendent C. w. Meis-
nest and Miss Lillian Chloupek, super
vising teacher, attended meeting OF
supervising teachers at Green Bay Sat
urday. The meeting was arranged for
by State Supt. Cary.
DR. j. a. Roberts and family left
Monday for Oklahoma City, Okla,
where they will make their home and
where DR.. Roberts will practice his
profession. The family have been
residents here for several years.
Judge Emil Baensch arrived this
noon from Manitowoc for short visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Robert Brown.
While in the city he will inspect the
loans of the East Wisconsin Trustee
company of which he is president.
Amigo journal.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Reuther of Min
neapois, Mimi, are here visiting rela-
tives and friends, They will visit at
Brillion, and Oshkosh before returning
home. Mr.. Reuther represents the
Monasch Lithographing company o.
Minneapolis one OF the largest concerns
of its kind in the country.-ShebUygan
press.
The Murphy company of Manitowoc
who have completed their paving job
on South 9th street, have removed
their equipment and crew of nearly so
Italian workmen - Oconto, where
they have the contract TO put in con-
crete base for an asphalt street. An
other contractor will do the remainder
of the work,-Sheboygan Telegram.
AGAY LIFE IS THE FARMERS
Farm life is IN ideal life, especially
in story books and upon the theatre
stage, The farmer is his own boss and
monarch of all the acres that are not
plastered with mortgages. He arises
with the little birds, hits up the hard
cider in the cellar, then HES himself
hither TO toy with the cattle, for milk
ing at a. m. is one of the joys of farm
life. From the milking stool he wends
his way to the wood pile and gleefully
chops up d cod or two before the
breakfast call. When the morning
meal is over his real life begins. Ben-
ded with the buzz of rusty machinery
song and profanity, the remaining
eighteen hours are whiled away When
the farm becomes SO impoverished that
it will raise nothing but chin whiskers,
he lets the mortgage holder do his
worst "Xim" in Cartoons Magazine.
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.
Mother-"What DO you mean by or
derine me around like that?"
Little Joe--'Ob, I'm just practicing
50 I'll know how when | get married. F"
"What is meant by high explosives, ,
Tommy?' asked the teacher.
II guess it must be another name
for skyrockets," replied the youngster.
Minister-"And what are you going
to be when you grow up, James?'
Small James-"A philanthropist."
Minister" $50 you can do lots of
good?"
Small James-"Yes, and besides, a
philanthropist always has more money
than he needs"
Little Annie, aged 4, had become
weary OF dwelling in a fiat, and one
day she climbed up on her fathers
knee and said: Papa | do wish you
would try and save enough money to
buy back yard"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A Reader-Questiou: What States
have enacted woman suffrage, and in
what year in each was the law passed?
Answer: Women have suffrage upon
equal terms with men at all elections
in the following States.
Wyoming, suffrage granted in 1869
Colorado, suffrage granted in 1893.
Utah, suffrage granted in 1896.
idaho, suffrage granted in 1895.
Washington, suffrage granted in 1910.
California, suffrage granted in 1911.
Arizona, suffrage granted in 1912.
Kansas, suffrage granted in 1912.
Oregon, suffrage granted in 1912.