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

Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Plumb left Mon
day for Pasadena, Cal, where they
will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Stahl returned Saturday
from Ironwood where she was called by
the death of her brother.
Mrs. Henry Liebeow and sister, Miss
Sproehle, have returned to Los Angeles
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Editor lander of the Brillion News
and his daughter were in the city Mon
day to attend the funeral OF edward
lander, Sr.
Miss Marie Rahr and Mrs. Reinhardt
Rahr left Wednesday for Milwaukee
to attend the charity bazaar which is
being held there.
Atty. L. w. Ledvina left Monday for
DeKalb, H.. to attend the funeral OF
his niece Marion Vining, who died
Saturday at Chicago.
Sat and after forty" says a physi-
clan, sit behooves man to pay atten-
ton to what he eaCs and drinks At
tention. Why, many man displays
positive devotion.
A glass Of hot water before break
fast is said to be good for the health,
but it will not sizzIe on the hot Goals
like a pitcher of ice water if you spent
the night before drinking the health
of others.
FOR SALE,
We have for sale four pieces of land
on Rapids road containing 4, D, ana
I. "A acres all within mile from Hospl-
tai. Markham s. Mark ham.
Adv. 2t
MIR. Peter McNu!ty of Liberty was
a caller at the Pilot Office Saturday. 1t
was Just social call. There was moth
ing doing in the line of paying for his
paper. He said he'd pay for that when
he'd get ready.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Gleason and the Misses
Pankratz and Croll returned Saturday
from Milwaukee where they attended
the meeting OF the state Federation OF
Music Clubs. Mrs. Gleason was elect
ed vice presidentof the association.
Civil Service Examinations viii be
held March II for Rural Carriers, City
Carriers, Clerks and Postmasters in
various places in Wisconsin. lnforma-
ton concerning the above and that OF
Railway Mail CLERK write to Box So
Post office, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
One of the best horse shows ever
! held in Southern Wisconsin will be
given AZ the College Of Agriculture,
Madison, on March 10, under the aus
pices of the Wisconsin Horse Breed
ers' association. Entries may be made
| by any of the horsemen of the state
Types of all the leading draft breeds
viii! be shown Us well, as the best that
the state affords in the line of lighJ
driving horses
/ A Los Angeles news item sent out 10y
the chamuer OF commerce of that city
refers To two Manitowoc tourists there
as follows: johanna Leups and Johan-
ma k.ingholz were visitors today at the
big free exhibit of California products
maintained in Los Angeles 10y the
chamber of commerce. They also at
tended the iliust 'ated |, C ures and movie
pictures that are given daily and plAn
to see the great international eXposi-
tion that will be continued ut San Die
go, during 1916
LAWS RELATING TO FUR-BEAR-
ING ANIMALS.
A summary of laws in the United
States and Canada in force in 1919 re-
la.ing To the trapping, protecting, and
bounties Of fur-bearing animals VIII
shortly be published by the Biological
Survey of the department as Farmers
Bulletin 100. TINS publication, which
reviews the laws of States, Territor-
les, and Provinces, will be found cor :
venient reference book by those who
hunt or trap.
A South Dakota county agent has de
veloped trade in apples 10y parcel post
in his community, which has resulted
ia material advantage to the producer.
He found that bushel crates of apples
could be delivered throughout the sec
ond zone at cost of 81 cents, including
postage, packing, and other necessary
expenses. The apples were sold To the
consumer at 81 81 box, 81 being paid
for the fruit at the point of shipment.
Apples had been selling at 90 cents a
box before the plan was put in opera
ton. The project will be continued
another year and plans for a fruit
growers cooperative association are
being made, SO that there will be sys
TEN of grading and packing, and rea
sonable prices may be maintained.
Through the efforts Of the president
and national chairman OF civics, home
economies and public health, of the
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