The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-10


Vollendorf
Joseph Krainik, who was employed
here at the National Barber shop left
| Tuesday for Milwaukee where he will
be employed.
Mrs Frank Ticknor, returned to her
home. at Wisconsin Rapids, after spend
ing week here with her sister Mrs.
N. j. Kuhl.
Miss Verona Clark left Monday for
Cleveland, Ohio in the interests OF the
cloak and suit department of the Schu-
cite Bros. Co.
One by one, mans inalienable rights
are being filched from him. Out in
Kansas they have arrested fellow for
snoring ia church.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins and daughters
| Eva and Helen have departed for Mem
phis, Tenn, where they will spend the
rest OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Falge and Mrs.
l. ]. Dumas, who we're here for the fun
eral of Charles Wilert, returned to
| Milwaukee Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Hampke and daughter
Lucille and Mrs. John Rhode left Mon
day for a weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Milwaukee.
Eugene Chloupek, representative OF
the Aluminium Goods Mfg, %. at
Cleveland. o., visited here with his
parents and friends Monday,
The limit of audacity seems to have
been reached by those New York ban
dts who held up man and robbed him
of the trousers he was wearing.
Gordon Heffernan and Leroy Pase-
walk left for Milwaukee Monday where
they will enter the School of Engineer
ing for the study of radio service.
"Brains are sexless, says scientific
notS. You can't prove it by US, but we
have observed that some representa-
tives of both sexes are brainless.
In 50 Wisconsin cities, the city clerk
acts as secretary or superintendent of
the city water works, and in IS cities
the city clerk acts in cimilar capacity
for the municipal electric plant.
The extent to which Wisconsin cities
assign their city clerks to duties in con-
nection with municipal utilities-ln the
keeping of records, preparing of re-
ports, and mailing of bills and state
ments-is outlined in a report just pre-
pared, by request, by the Municipal
Information bureau of the University
of Wisconsin Extension Division, from
reports sent to the state railroad com
mission.
The city clerks of AIgoma and Wau-
paca act as superintendent of the water
works, and in at least 81 other cities
the city clerk acts as secretary. In Elk
horn, Evansville Fort Atkinson,
Marshfeld and Oconomowoc, the city
clerk acts as superintendent OF the
electric plant, and in at least 30 other
cities as secretary.
Every state in the union, except
Nevada and Rhode Island, represented
among the 1904 students now enrolled
in the University of Wisconsin, accord
ing tc figures just compiled, in spite Of
the high nonresident tuition. Exactly
1898 of the total are residents of Wis
consin, foreign countries sent ia, and
|, 1892 are from other states.
Illinois has the largest representa-
tion-559 students; Iowa is second with
1873; ana Indiana, third with l57. Cal
ifornia sends Is students and New York
46. TeXas mas representation of u
Florida, 2, Mississippi, 70, and Louisi
ana, >. There are % students from
Montana, "a from North Dakota, lis
from Minnesota, and 1913 from Mich
igan Maine and North Carolina each
have one student. The District vi
Columbia sent % students this year.
''PROSPERITY PROVERBS"
The Dollar Savings and Trust Co., of
Youngstown, Ohio, sends out under the
head quoted above neat booklet with
line Of financial aphorisms that are
provocative of thoJ as well as smiles.
From the many of constructive value.
advertising age quotes few that ring
the bell
You can buy a thousand dollar saw
ings account on the installmenJ plan
just as easily as anything else.
In preparing for the proverbial rainy