The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-06-08

Fl. G. Kress who is now interested in
q business college at Canton, ILL.,, ar
rived here Friday for visit.
Mrs. George Cratic has returned to
Milwaukee after few days visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Fl. G. Bradley left Monday
morning for Libertyville, H., after
visiting at the ]. r. Fischer home.
Some persons like coffee. Some say
that cereal beverage is better. But
Col. Roosevelt would prefer serial cof-
fee.
Mr.. end Mrs. August Schuette left
r .a.y .or a visit with their daugh-
tor, Mrs. Roland Teitgen, at Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. Theodore Fricke was at Green
Bay Saturday to visit her brother,
Frank Gerl who is in the hospital
there.
DR.. J. L. Shaw returned Friday from
Chicago after an absence OF several
weeks where he took a post graduate
course.
Mrs. Henry Beers was operated up
on at the hospital Sunday for appendix
cisis. DR.. Donohue performed the OF
Grafton.
The Arthur Schuetze company has
been awarded the contract for the new
office fixtures for the Aluminium Goods
company Of this city.
Mrs. G. M. Gleason was at Milwau-
kee Saturday to attend meeting OF
the state board of the National Fedora
ton of Womens clubs.
Robert Mrotek has rented the North
House on North 9th street and will
take possession July /. Emil Schroeder
had the place rented the past two
years.
w. M. Willinger left for Dubuque,
Ia, Tuesday to attend the graduating
exercises of college there, his daugh-
ter Gladys being one of the graduates
from the Home Economics course.
"Many man has lost good friend
by thoughtlessly asking for the loan
of dollar" observes the Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph. Uh, huh. But
many a man has lost good dollar by
thoughtlessly emitting asking friend
to loan him one.
Anton E. Kerscher has returned
from St. Louis, Mo-, where he attend
ed convention of the Copper Clad
Malleable Range company. Mr.. Ker-
scher was honored by being appointed
state salesman for Wisconsin and up
per Michigan for the com pany.
In the list OF graduates of the Stew
ems Point normal school we find the
names Harold and Mary A. Brady,
brother and sister from the town of
Liberty, this county. Harold gradu-
ated from the Grammar department
and Miss Mary from the Home Econ
omics department. They will both en-
gage in teaching.
Sheboygan Journal Mr.. and Mrs.
f. X. Cone went to Manitowoc Tues
day to attend memorial service with
Fl. M. Walker post G. A. r. No. Is.
Mr.. Cone was charter member and
commander of the post and left that
city 30 years ago for Sheboygan to
live. 1t was great satisfaction to
meet his few remaining comrades,
eight having died during the past ear.
Mr.. Pete McNulty of Liberty was a
caller at the Pilot office Monday. He
said he thought with the living ex-
pense SO outrageously high it must be
difficult for an editor to make both
ends meet; and he thought that as a
rule, and by compulsion, an editor
makes one end oatmeal and the other
end fried potatoes and in the middle
sometimes smoked sausage. Then he
said he'd come in in the fall to pay for
his paper, if the crops were good.
SMASH HIM! MASH HIM!
Kill him any way, anyhow. No, not
the stray cur, the willy fox or the cum
ming chicken hawk, but the common,
everyday, aggressive, pestiferous, ever
present, dangerous, worrying, nagging
house fly.
II the good housekeeper, her husband
or their children would just catch one
OF these filthy, loathsome creatures
and put him under magnifying glass,
no one would have to write editorials
and articles about the fly. One look
would be enough to make them hate