The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-12-23

MT. W6QCol M. LolHtu VI SocPoto
town was caller at the Pilot Office
Friday.
Epitaph for an automobilist: Tire
salesman said they would not skid.
They did.
A Merry Christmas is the wish of A.
Schulze agency. Loans, abstracts, fire
insurance.
1t was three degrees above zero
Monday. This is the coolest thus far
this winter.
Miss Maude Barringer is home from
st. Mary's Notre Dame, for the holt
day vacation.
Louis Kellner, principal of the school
at Crivitz, Wis, is home for the holl-
day vacation.
Miss Rose Teitgen. a student of the
the Milwaukee Normal school, is home
f)r the holidays.
Miss Florence Johnson teacher in
Sioux City, Iowa, is home for the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Anita Horstman has returned
to Valders after spending few weeks
with relatives here.
Mrs. Theodore Jorsch left Tuesday
for Chicago where she will spend the
holidays with relatives.
The Reverend G. O. Watts has re-
turned to his home at jackson, Tenn,
after visit with his parents.
Mr.. Roy Davis of Split RocH, Shaw
no county, arrived here Friday for a
sit with relatives end friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Kelley left We'd
nesday for Milwaukee to spend Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs, f. g
Smith.
Miss Gladys Croker is home for the
Christmas vacation from Hartland
where she is d teacher in the high
school.
Miss Agnes Gleason is home for the
holidays. She is attending the Stout
Institute taking course in domestic
science.
The Misses Agnes Miller and Helen
Rankin who are attending college at
Rockford, Ill.,, are home for the holt
day vacation.
One thing is certain. If the British |
had held the Oscar II. they could not
have sold her cargo for enough to buy
kit of mackerel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Jones of Little
Rock, Ark, arrived here Tuesday for
visit with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Higgins.
Mr.. Jas. Cook of Chicago was in the
city Friday and MADE call at the Pill
OF office He was on his way home af- |
ter visit with relatives at Denmark. |
Don't be afraid to ask for money.
Loans ranging from $500 TO $4,000 flu
nished by A. E. Schulze Agency Vogel-
sang Bldg. Sth street. Adv. 1t
Motorists are offered many different
devices to save gasoline, but the fellow
who saves gasoline does it by the fric-
tion Of sole leather upon the sidewalk.
G. Z. Brady, f. w. Dicke, Oscar Al
ter, E. H. Ludwig and l.. w. Ledvina
were at Sheboygan Monday to attend
meeting of the creditors of the Zulu
knitting Mills.
One of the wedding presents for
the Presidents bride was pair of
gold skates, sent by an actress who has
genius for publicity as well as for send
ing Impractical gifts.
Miss Gladys Willinger, who is at
tending ST. Joseph's College at Du-
buque, Ia, is home to spend Christ
mas vacation with her parents, Mr.. al d
Mrs VIM. Willfnger.
Maj. Motion, it is said, will succeed
the late Booker Washington as head of
Tuskegee. To succeed a man so able,
so earnest, and yet not greatly success
full financially with the Tuskegee en-
terprise is luck which few will envy
Motion.
According to the state health board |
bulletin for the last quarter, which |
has just been issued, forty-one cases OF
smallpox were reported from Mantle
woo during the three months period.
There was one case of diphtheria and |
three of scarlet fever.
Fire Chief Kraft, vino has been a
patient at St. Mary's hospital at Mil
waukee for fifteen days receiving treat
ment for an affection of his eye, under
care of specialists, has returned home
He has experienced hut little benefit
and fears that the sight of one eye may
be permanently impaired.
Plans for the organization Of Cham
Der Of Commerce in Manitowoc were
taken ap last Friday night, at a meet
ing of the directors of the Citizens
and the Retailers association with l..