The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Winter return
ed to Oshkosh Monday after visit
with friends in this city.
For fire insurance call on A. E
Schulze Agency, Vogelsang Building
Adv. Ut.
=. A. Miller was at Milwaukee Mon
day to see and hear President Wilson,
Pete is the noblest roman of US all.
Money to loau-A. f. Schulze Agen-
cy, Vogelsang Building.
ADV. IT.
If Henry Ford had found the custom
err as hard TO convince as the European
rulers he would have been worth 81 so
to-day.
"The street suit for early spring
could not be smarter. There's trim
dash to ii that is good to see." a
dash? Isn't a windshield more need
ed?
New Orleans is the latest city to
make a report upon its immoralitles.
Do such reports ever do any real good?
What is the use of making an invoice
OF vice and publishing it?
Mr.. Frank McGurty of Milwaukee
was in the city Saturday and made a
call at the Pilot Office. He was on his
way home from attending the funeral
OF John Hayden at Maple Grove.
S. w. Randolph of this city, United
States marshal for the eastern district
of Wisconsin under recess appoint
ment, was sworn in at Milwaukee
Tuesday for the full four-year term.
The Office pays 800 a year and eX-
penses.
County Highway Commissioner,
Frank Muth and w. f. Brandt of the
county boards highway committee, left
for Madison Sunday to attend the annu-
al road school OF the state commission,
the fifth annual session which continues
until Feb. 5.
G. f. Nelson arrived Saturday
from Green Bay to take charge of the
Junior high school of this city posi-
ton recently made vacant by the resig-
nation of Mr., Miller, the former prin-
ciDal who is travelling On the coast for
the Scribner Publishing company.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr swears that she
loved her husband although ne struck
her in the face with his fist and knock
ed her down because she objected to
h 5 attention 20 another woman, and
what puzzles considerable husbands is
that what Mrs. Mohr says is trne most
probably.
j. G Lehmkubl, who has served as
president of the Manitowoc Mutual In.
surauce company since it was organized
eighteen years ago, WAS reelected
president by the directors at the annu-
al meeting. Joseph Sladkey was re-
elected secretary over Arthur Reich
ert. Other officers are: +. A. Raeub-
err, vice president, and Jos. Staehle,
treasurer
hnr o,,1t 81 -
rich, Linda Geisler, Emily Wilke, Ida
Nissan and Josephine Herman accom-
PAM ed W, G. Plotz to Geneva, ILL.,
whore they will assist him in getting
his new tinsel manufacturing plant I'M
der way, The girls were all heads Of
their various departments here and
will instruct others at Geneva to take
their places.
Harold Brady Of Liberty who is a
senior at the Stevens Point Normal
school, was sent last week by President
John f. Sims to Bancroft, Wis, to take
the place of Fred Gustin, principal OF
the school, who is i'll. Mr.. Gustin is a
graduate of the Stevens Point Normal
and the fact that the president of the
school selected Harold Brady TO act as
principal during Mr.. Gustin's sickness
speaks well for Mr.. Brady and shows
that Pres. Sims has confidence in him.
"Walk off grippe says physician.
That recalls the case of the man who
was advised by one friend to drink a
quart of whiskey as cure for his cold
and by another friend advised to walk
steadily for two hours. Taking the
quart in his pocket he started for the
walk, looking upon the brighter side
of life. But his effort to walk steadily
failed during the second hour, and
when he was presented in Police Court
to answer ii charge of drunk and dis
orderly" be still had the cold.
HE WOULD "BUTT IN"
Two friends had settled down to their
coffee, cigarets and game of cards
when a third-a discordant third-join-
ed them. He was unwelcome, obivi-
ously so, but that did not prevent him
"chipping i'm every moment with ad-
vice to the players. They endured him
in silence till at last the CLINT of a
shilling beside the board caught his
eye.
"Helloa" he said 81 didn't expect