The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-05-10

Mrs. Anna Weisheim has returned
to West Point after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Theo. Teitgen.
The American farmer must not lose
sight of the fact that in this war the
hoe is as mighty as the sword.
Miss Julia Kelley and Mr.. John
Carey was lat Sheboygan Monday to
attend the funeral of Otto Reiss.
1t is said thu we ought to mobilize
the farmers. The consumers view Is
that Si2 hogs automobllize the farm
ers.
Mrs. Roland Teitgen returned to
Milwaukee Monday after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Schuette.
Glenn S. johnson left for Delafeld
Tuesday to enter st. Johns Military
academy TO take course in military
training and mathematics.
Oscar Richter, who has been here
for the past few days, left Sunday aft
ernoon for short visit at Milwaukee,
before returning to his home at Eau
Claire.
Frank McCarty, formerly OF this
city, now engaged in the drygoods
business at Chippewa Falls, was here
for the Knights OF Columbus conven'
ton and went to Chicagos from here
on business trip.
CARTE Randolph, who made applica-
ton to enter the officers training
camp at Fort Sheridan, was accepted
for entrance Monday at an examina-
ton at oshkosh. A. l.. Nash OF this
city and Hiram Wood of Two Rivers,
have also been accepted
A two-story cottage on the farm OF
Fl. L. Mark ham, north OF the city, to-
gether with its contents, was destroyed
by fire Sunday morning. The loss is
estimated at about 81 900 with no in
surance. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
Edward Rummele left Monday for
Duluth, Mimi, where he will take q
position with the McDougall-Duluth
company. Mr.. Rummele, who Is q
graduate OF CorneIl, has been with the
Manitowoc Shipbuilding company here
the past two years. His wife will join
him at Duluth later on.
L. C. Patzer, who enlisted with the
! U. S. cavalry troops at Milwaukee last
week, on Monday received message
-derlng him to report at once and de'
pa ted for that city Monday evening
Mr.. Patzer is son of c. L. Patzer
Milwaukee, former superintendent Of
schools Of this county.
A Far Hills economist informs us
that a clearly kept pig will grow a
pound day upon the potato peelings
which the family will not eat. Only
the Rockefeller and Morgan families
could afford enough potatoes to leave
enough Feelings to feed a pig, and
only Roosevelt dream.fa family could
eat that many potatoes, but OF course
there is a theoretic possibility OF
iattening pigs on potatoes peeling to
Six men students from the Univer-
sity have gone to Washington to take
examinations for positions as assistant
paymasters in the United States navy
The men responded to an offer made
by the navy department to select
thirty.two psymasters from graduates
of colleges whose military departments
are ranked as distinguished"
The candidates are: Albert T. Sands,
Chippewa Falls; James 4. Frawley,
Eau Claire; Marshall Wiles, Madison,
Leo j. Bachhuber, Mayville; George S.
Baldwin, Youngstown, Ohio; William
T. Hopkins, Madison.
The defeat OF the woman suffrage
measure in the Wisconsin Assembly
Thursday offers another illustration
of the uncertainties Of politics. AT
the third reading the measure passed
by a vote of Al to 40. On the final pas