The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-04-26

Mr.. ana Mrs. AuOipn hutuneroh
have returned from visit with friends
at Milwaukee.
Miss Mildred Wells has returned to
Chicago after visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Edw. Sixta.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins and daughter
Helen have returned from prolonged
visit in the south.
A daughter was born Sunday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Karnofsky,
South 10Th street.
Mrs. George Reichert is home from
Milwaukee where she had been visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Edith Lett is visiting TO, the
week with her brother, Rev. Father
Lett at Green Bay.
Rev. Thos. Windiate of Memphis is
in the city being called here by the
death of his mother.
Atty. G. A. Forrest returned We'd
nesday fsom Sheboygan where be had
a case in circuit court.
DR.. Hugo Ingrlsch and wife
of Milwaukee spent Sunday With
relatives in this city.
Attorneys E. L. Kelley, Isaac Cratic
and F. W. Dicke we're at Green Bay
Monday on law business.
Mrs. Robert Brown and children are
visiting with Mrs. Browns parents,
Judge and Mrs. Emil Baensch.
The farmer who can serve his coun.
try by fattening hogs worth SIG 90 per
hundred should be a hag-waving pa
triot.
The Fish and G .me Protect i've as
ISOLATION received twenty eight cans
of rainbow trout, for planting in creeks
of the county.
Martin Donahue of Iron River who
had been here to visit his brother-in-
law, Robert Pulls who is quite sick, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Anton Kostlevy who under
derwent ard operation at the hospital
a few weeks ago has returned to her
home restored to health.
Gust Dittmarsreturned to Menominee
Mich, Saturday after few days visit
at the Muth home. Mr.. Dittmar is a
former resident of this city.
Mr.. aul Mrs. joseph Msnthe of Sac
remento, Cal, are here visiting with
Mrs. Menthes mother, Mrs. Josephine
Braxmeier, South 18th street.
When you plant your war garden
the potato bug ard few other va.
rieties of insects will see to it that you
are provided with an enemy so that
you MAY see action early and often.
An exchange says that back lots
should be fenced for chickens or gar
dens. Fence 'em by all means. Else
the gardener and the chicken raiser
may have Hiddenburg line of their
own before the first of June.
John Straurer, who has been the
head gardener for Hugo Rudolph,
South Tenth street, for many years
has purchased the greenhouse proper
ty of e. F. Altman, near Evergreen
cemetery, and will take possession Of
tho same shortly and continue the
| business.
John Schuette, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Schuette, who has been a student
at the State University and was home
for visit has departed for Culver,
Ind where he will re-enter Culver
military academy at request OF the
school in compliance with request Of
the U. S. war department which de
sires that all former students of mill
tsry schools return to assist the gov
eminent in preparedness work and to
constitute reserve.
With live stock selling at higher and
higher prices and with feed going up
many farmers may be tempted to sell
their breeding stock. This will be
killing "the goose that laid the golden
egg" Keep the breeding stock and
raise more stock-it will pay. In one
great country, the farmers sold their
sows last year when the pigs were
weaned. This year pork is higher in
that country, and the farmers have no
pigs to sell, nor sows to raise more. 1t
would have paid them well to have
kept the sows to supply the nation