The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-08

N"iN VI our circulation In ManltOWoc
ana surrounding counties. Good pay
to the right man. The Wisconsin Far
mer, 1886 Washington Bldg, Madison,
Wis. MoEt1o
Halvor Nelson, $40 North Ninth
street, left for Brookfeld, H., Friday
to make his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Il. A, Spearbreaker
Mrs Minnie Voelk, and Mrs. Paul
stephen, who had been guests at the
nome of Fred Brose, Hamilton street
nave returned to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frank Mahnke and children
went to Sheboygan Saturday to attend
Tie wedding of the formers niece Miss
Harriet Mas to Willard Blanke.
The Washington spinster who sues
Tor 100000 for breach of promise sets
value upon married life which seems
10 many matron unreasonable.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Degenhardt and
daughter Mareella, Mrs Dusold and
MRS hlinkner visited on Sunday with
Rev August Dusold at Waupaca.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoryal Jarr and Mrs.
Wanda Willinger have returned to
Milwaukee after a visit at the home Of
Mrs. j. H. Jarr, North 18th street.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Jens and daugh,-
er, Winitred, who had been visiting It
the Fred Jens home, South Seventh
street, have returned to Milwaukee.
Miss Celia Hoffman returned to
Evanston, Ill.,, Sunday after few days
visit with her brother, Michael at
Mishicot and with relatives in this
city,
The power barge White Swan clear
ed Sunday morning on her maiden trip
with ITO tons of flour and feed from the
Oriental mills for Ludington and Man
istee.
Three Oneida Indians, brave and
two squaws from the reserya ton near
Green Bay are spending a week at the
o. Iorrison store giving az exhibition
CT the entire process OF making Indian
baskets
For sef-preservation nowadays an
American needs to be broad minded
enough to keep a sharp lookout for the
joyrider who may run him down and
an eye peeled upon a European situa.
ton which may do him up.
The faculty of the local high school
gave party at Woods hall last Friday
evening with the 1922 graduating class
and the Board of Education as guests.
There were a lot Of stunts, refresh.
ments and dancing
MIR and Mrs, j S. Egan left Satur.
day for a trip through the East dur
ing which they will visit Atlantic city
where Mr.. Egan will represent Wis
consin as one of the delegates to the
National L, T.. A. convention.
Miss Marie Joyce was home to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter NJ. Joyce, and returned Mon
day to her teaching duties at Alguma.
Miss Joyce has sgaed contract to re-
Turn TO AIgoma for another year
Through an application made by the
city council the local Lutheran Young
Mems club has been assigned by the
U. S. Navy department one Of the
handsome and artis; &c memorial tablets
made from the material of the battle
ship Maine OF Spanish war fame.
The delegation of local Eagles to
the state convention at Madison this
week included Judge A. Il. Schmidt,
state president, Ed. j. Schm,t, Hugo
Butt, Otto Lengaub, DR., Max Staehle
Carl Hartwig, VIM. Haase, Joseph
Nemitz, Chris Schade, VIM. Lawrence
Harry Spiegel.
The Lake side Country Club opened
the season last Saturday with three
golf matches in the afternoon and
dinner and dance in the evening. The
seasons program has been all arranged
and Includes complete program of
social entertainment and six inter club
matches with SheboyRan, Green Bay
and Appleton.
YE EDITORS TROUBLES
The poor editor is holding his head.
A merchant has just been ia and told
him to raise he'll with the mail.order
houses. The merchant does not be-
lleve in advertising, and uses station
cry furnished by an axle grease con
Germ. No wonder the poor editor is
holding his hcad.-Remington Va.)
Booster.
Knew His Lesson.
"Tell us something ahou, Esau," de
rected the catcch.sm teacher, Vincent,
after clearing his throat explained
that "Esau was man who wrote
fables ana sold the copyright to a pub
Usher for bottle Of potash. detroit
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