The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-08-30

Haffenreffer. Mrs. Haffenreifer before
her marriage was Miss Marie Rahr OF
this city. She is daughter OF Max
Rahr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoyer were at
Marshfeld last week called there by
the death of Mrs. Hoyer's father, Jacob
Rebsteck, who died their at the age OF
81 years. Mr.. Rebsteck located in
Manitowoc county in his youth and
later removed to Marshfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton have
taken up their residence at Manitowoc,
with her father, Max Rahr, Their
home On upper Wisconsin street here
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Il. Ellis Two Rivers Reporter.
oThe j. J. Stangel Hardware com
pany of this city has fled incorpora-
ton papers capitalizing the new com
pany az 100000. Iucorporators named
in the papers are j. j. Stangel, Mary
Staugel and G. G. Stangel.
A check for 800, 900 ends the famous
breach of promise suit filed by Honoria
May O'Brien, Irish beauty, against
John r. Manning, aged New York
millionaire. The beauty gets $4,000
and the lawyers $780, 900.
Gradually our language is simplided.
The chauffeur becomes a driver, the
aviator becomes an airman, the hydro
a3roplane becomes seaplane and no.
body's ashamed to use English in or
dering a small cup Of coffee.
For centuries the dream Of men was
to fly like a bird. The latest aero
planes eclipse the speed of the wild
pigeon, the grace of the swallow, the
agility Of the bull bat and the punch"
OF the eagle.
a new pedestal for the bust OF John
Muir, naturalist and explorer, is now
being made at the University of Wis
consin to be placed in the biology build
ing where the bust of the former stu
dent now stands. The pedestal will
bear this inscription,
John Muir, REHABILITATION,
Explorer, Naturalist-A Priest at Ma
lures Shrine"
49,, -. -. M hn,k,.
bust was presented to the university
recently by Ihomas H. birmingham OIL
MaolSon' ana IS a replica OF one y uue
American museum OF ne" ork'
executed oy u D rIeVFo'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swoboda OF
Chicago are here visiting with rela-
tives, being guests at the home OF
Mrs. Swoboda's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
August Baeckmau. Mr.. Swoboda,
who was formerly lieutenant in
Company Il of this city, VIII Join the
seco I'd officers camp at Fort Sheridan.
Dr' Eugene hHoA anu "lle Vi Do"'oi
30 0'''-o0 " ''''s' -, ''.'' -,
,;o,od a saol,,,a lio,tana,t in mo rnaai
col cor,s of tho army ana Iaft Saturday
,pornino f,,r Eort Rc,ly Kansas DR.
[nov Is native of Tjberty this conn.
~ His wife accommodated him on The
min ~ F,rt Reilv
IEAAS PEANUTS
The largest peanut factory in the
United States is to be constructed at
Tyler, Texas, at cost OF S2o0,OOO' 1t
will be equipped with machinery for
the manufacture OF peanut oil and var
tous by-products, including cake and
meal Tor livestock iced. Peanut but
yer VIII aiSo oe one OF Vhe outputs %
VIC 'acOor9' respects are l"'ora"le
lot more IMAM l'ooo'oOO acres III pea
uuts III AeA@S neNV season' III Vi 'e' "
uV'il%e TINS prospective production
many auuiViohal hl!ls WIZ oe sson'
sCrucVeo'
MATCH 1T IF YOU CAN
So far as heard from Larue county.
in Kentucky, holds the banner under
the operation OF the select draft law.
Larue's quota for the new army
under the law is l32 men. Every
one of the first l32 called promptly