The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-12-09

ium in Chicago.
Senator Stephenson spent $500, 900 or
the candidacy Of LaFolletteP Well
everyone to his taste, as the old wo
man said when she kissed the COW.
AS high as six and one half per cent
interest paid on first mortgage loans
A. E. Schulze Agency. Vogelsang
Bldg. Adv. IT
SIS it correct to say there's an auto
mobile back of us?" asks an inquirer
1t is, but it is not correct to speed uI
to sixty miles an hour on that acc cunt
An author has written book called
"The New Map OF Europe" He Is,
evidently, not the author OF the adage
Don't count your chickens before they
are Matched.
Miss Ella Stephenson of Manitowoc.
who was the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frank Hamerla and family, left Thurs
day for several days visit at Chicago
-Sheboygan Press.
Capt. George Randolph, brother OF
United States Marshal S. w. Randolph
was here on a visit and has return
ed to Cleveland, o. He is master OF
the steamer Princeton, laid up at South
Chicago.
Mrs o. Torrison OF this city celebra-
ted her eighty first birthday anniver-
sary at Chicago last Thursday at the
the homes of her sons Judge Oscar
Torrison and DR.. G. A. Torrson of
that city.
Some men are born to fame. Some
achieve fame. There is fellow who
became famous by getting to be assist.
ant postmaster at Winnetka, Ill.,,
where he was discharged for criticising
the President, and, by the President,
reiustated.
Miss Emma Boehringer, who has
been employed in the office Of the Am
erican Express company, has resigned
to accept position with The Wisconsin
Aluminium Foundry company. Miss
Boehringer's place has been filled by
Miss Paula Tegen.
Among those who sailed as Ford S
guests on the mission to end the war
was one lady pacifst with three child
rem aud maid. Give one pacfist her
due. She didn't leave the kids to be
mothered by the old man while she
went forth to mother the world
VIM. Rahr Jr, Reinhart Rahr, VIM
Rahr ST., and Walter Rugler each
brought home deer from the northern
woods where they had been hunting
last week. VIM. Rahr Jr had the
biggest one of the party, his weighing
100 pounds while the others ran from
ll5 to lac pounds.
Joseph E. Barznski, Lieutenant 8th
U. S. Infantry, is in the city visiting
his mother Mrs. A. Chrapikowski and
his sister, Mrs. Harry f. Kelley. Lieut..
Barznski returned few weeks ago
from the Philippine Islands where he
has been the past three years with his
regiment which is now at San Fran
CISCO He expects that his regiment
will shortly be ordered to the Mexican
border.
Joe Clark was up in municipal court
Monday charged with having passed a
standing street car in his automobile
on Saturday at the corner of Washing
ton and 18th streets. He absolutely
denied it and said his Car was out OF
commission that day. Thinking there
might be an error the matter was held
open. Tuesday Joe came and said: 81
remember now. was out Saturday."
He paid the customary 81 90 and costs.
ONEBY OLLIE JAMES
Senator Ollie James tells of an old
mountaineer in Kentucky who until
recently had never seen an automobile.
The old chap was standing on the
corner of the main street of town in
that State when good-sized touring
car came along at about thirty miles
an hour and slowed up just long enough
to take the corner on two wheels.
The mountaineer's establishment was
extreme. He watched the disappear
ing car with bullying eyes and open
mouth. Then turning to by-stander,
he remarked:
"The hosses must sho'ly have been
trave!in' some when they got loose
from that gen'leman's kerridge!"
Chicago Tribune.
JUVENILE DIPLOMACY
Young Arthur, the pride Of the fam.
lily, had been attending school all OF
six weeks, and his devoted parent
thought it was high time he should
find out how things we're running. So
he asked one afternoon:
"And what did my little son learn
about this mornilgY"
ooh, mouse. Miss Wilcox told us
all about mouses."
That's the boy. Now, how do you