The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DAIMLER have re
turned to their home at st. Paul
Mimi, after spending week. They
came hereto attend the funeral o.
Mr.. Damler'S brother.
Harry Kelley, John Carey, Aubrey
Egan, p. A. Miller, Dr.. Dshleiden
Frank Houghton and X. s. Egan were
at Msrshfield Sunday to initiate class
into the Knights of Columbus.
Secretary G. j. Primm OF the Cham
bar Of Commerce, Howard Emery and
Prot. kaufman left for Madison Mon.
day to attend the congress which is in
session this week Mr.. Primm Is on
the Program.
Mr.. Henry Meyer Of Liberty was a
caller at the Pilot Office Monday. AS
q paid-in-advance subscriber he now
ranks with the best Of 'em. May
Henry never see the day when he'll
be broke and when he dies may get a
front seat and jewshsrp in paradise.
A jury in New York has decided
that a married man owns half Of the
wedding presents his bride received.
What does it matterP The housemaids
break the china and glass and the
burglar comes and gets the silver.
A description Of the Greenland Els
kimos says they have no army TO
keep up, no navy to worry about, no
taxes to pay, and no picture shows
to attend. Briskly blow the breezes
DER Greenlands icy miles, where
every prospect pleases and everybody
smiles.
An authority says that cancer is
caused often by drinking hot soup or
hot coffee. AS it rarely is the case
that you can get either coffee or soup
served hot without risking rupture
OF diplomatic relations with the cook,
il will not be necessary for Congress
to pass a law making it a felony to
drink hot soup or coffee.
Tho stockholders OF the Guse Lum
Dor company held their annual meet
ing last week and the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Frank Guse, Jr.; vlce-presi-
dent, Christ. Lippert; treasurer, Hugo
Drumm; secretary, Mrs. Frank Guse,
Jr., u. A. Dumbey, former president
OF the concern, has sold out his in
terests in the same TO Frank Guse, Jr.,
who in turn has sold out his interests
in the Francis Creek Lumber Co. to
Mr.. Dumbey.
"Grsndpa" Busse, who died at the
Soldiers Home at Milwaukee, was
brought here for burial. Rudolph
Busse, a son, brought the body here
from Married.. Owing TO the severe
cold and drfted roads it was impossible
TO bury him till a week later. Mr..
Busse lived in Cooperstown sixteen
years ago. He has two sons residing
here. They are Richard and Rudolph.
He was almost so years old at the time
of his death.-Denmark Press.
Omar 7. Mcmahon, deputy clerk
In the Office OF Clerk Mas of the cir
cult court in Milwaukee, has resigned
to engage in the practice of law with
his brother Stephen He is son of
p. !. Mcmahon, formerly clerk of the
circuit court here. He passed the
bar examination few weeks ago. OuG
of family OF five boys two are doctors,
Joseph and Frank, and two are lawyers,
Stephen and Omar. Ed, the other
boy, is head of the Chamber Of Com
merce ofSt. Paul a salary Of $4,000 a
yesr. 1t does one good to see family
Of boys turn out like that.
Applications and petitions are in or
der for 1918 farmers Institutes, &C
COTuluR w u. IL
ent. 1t is desired, II possible, to com
plete the schedule for the regular two
day institutes by mid summer.
1t is now planned that the latter
half of the next seasons institute cam
paign will be devoted strictly to CO.
operative enterprises. Beginning
about Feb /, and continuing until spring
work starts, special institutes will be
held in cooperation with such organi-
cation as the w sconsin Live Stock
Breeders association, the State Drain
age association, the Wisconsin State
horticultural society, ami the Wiscon-
sin Agricultural Experimental associ-
alton.