The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Windus who
were here from Wilkesbarre, Pa. for
the funeral of the late Henry DePons,
have returned home.
1t is announced that the price of
shoe leather will not be increased.
Sounds too good to be trde, and very
probably IL isn't true.
Mrs T. Maloney and children are
here from ST. Paul visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Miller,
Mrs Maloney's parents.
Mr.. Pete McNulty of Liberty was a
caller at the Pilot office Monday. He
paid up all arrearage and three years
in advance. He's fine man.
Judge Chloupek came home Tuesday
from North Wisconsin and brought a
deer with him. The presumption is
that he either bought it or stole it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horal Nelson were
called to Marinette Saturday by the
death of the infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. LaCosse. Mrs. La
Cosse is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson.
The county canvassers consisting Of
County Clerk Auton, Jos. Willott and
l. A. Schmitz wound up the work
Friday and sent The returns to Madison
The work WAS delayed on account of
the soldier vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schreihart, who
had been at Milwaukee for month
where MIR. Schreihart was receiving
treatment at a santarium, returned
home Friday. Mr., Schreihart is much
improved in health.
SELL YOUR FARM DIRECT and
keep the big agents commissions.
No listing. No land men to deal with
YOU CAN DO 1T. Ask me to "Send
Particulars Free" Address G. F..
REINCH, Box Gil, Woodstock, III.
Creditors of John C. Tills of Kossuth,
Manitowoc county, have been notified
by Referee a. G. Prescott of the final
meeting at his office on Dec. TO wind
up Mrs. TUBS affairs. There are no
funds with which to pay the obligation.
-Sheboygan Journal
Miss Charlotte Markham, whose
play, 1.-THE Man Who Married the
Moon" was staged recently at Mil
waukee, is now at Sheboygan, where
the same play will be put on at Mead
hall there in short time. Miss Mark
ham will direct the production. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II L.
Markham of this city.
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Organized campaigns for better
farming, better business and better
living will be started in Wisconsin
next month, when the thirty first an
nual state farmers institute season
begins.
Exact dates have not as yet been
decided for many of the institutes, but
the list of places where these agri-
cultural conferences will be held has
been determined. Two Institutes will
be held in Manitowoc countv-one at
Valders and the other at Silver Lake.
Manitowoc county with II students
heads the list in registration at the
winter dairy course, University of
Wisconsin. These men are Henry
LaButzbe, Kiel, Roland Beck, Two
Rivers; Wilbert Bremen, Erwin La
katos, Oscar Neuser, William Schmidt,
Leopold Lewis, Manitowoc; Edward
Burish, John Matezovetz, Cato; Adolph
Chalaupka, Oliver Mott, Otto Rezek,
julius Soukoup, Mishicot; Edwin Jost,
Arthur Stolzmann, Cleveland and
Emil Stradal, Kellnersville.
Since 1890, when the winter dairy
course started as the first in the nation,
there have been nearly $500 students
in attendance. Most of these men are
now holding responsible positions in
their chosen occupation, scattered from
Oregon to Florida, and even in some
foreign countries.
No entrance examinations are re-
quired, but to be eligible students