Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-10-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

B. F. Wilson and family are now oc.
cupying their home on East hill.
Miss Ruth Kreutzer has been sick
since Saturday with tonsilitis. She is
now improving.
Mrs. j. A Underwood, who was quite
i'll the past week, has improved suffic-
emily to be about again.
Mrs Frank Kelly entertained few
friends on Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. S. G. Knox, of Duluth.
Mrs. Chas Kent has brought divorce
proceedings against her husband. She
alleges that he has treated her cruelty.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Conlin are now
occupying their home at the corner of
Sixth and Warren streets, having moved
into the same the past week.
During the past week, Mrs. Ben
Lang, wife of the democratic candidate
for county clerk, has been dangerously
ill at her home near Mcmillan. She is
now improving.
The local lodge of o. E. S. was visited
Thursday evening by Mrs. Nina Glasier,
of Bloomington, Wis, state Grand
Worthy Matron of the order. While in
the city she was a guest of Mrs. G. S.
Dunbar.
There will be a sale of wall paper
commencing Thursday, Oct. %, at the
paintxand wall paper store of c. G.
issue. Store On Scott street. (Mumm's
old store)
John Bissell was taken sick at Arbor
Vitae on Friday last and was brought
to his home in Wausau on Saturday
evening. He is now very much i'm
proved and will be able to return to
Arbor Vitae about Thursday.
For SALE CHEAP - Thoroughbred
Chester White boar and two shoats, all Z
months old, are offered for sale cheap.
Pedigree furnished.
VIM. WLKENs,
o13.2t. RIFE No. 1, Wausau.
Hon. Neal Brown will speak in the
following cities of Wisconsin this week:
This evening at East Troy.
Wednesday at Mineral Point.
Thursday at Lancaster.
Friday at Prairie du CHEN.
Saturday at Richland Center.
M, A,o,,et CoofoId a rac;dant of tho
town of Berlin, died Wednesday, aged
sixty-three years. She was one of the
oldest residents of that town, living
there for about half century. She is
survived by her husband and seven
children.
Mrs. Jos. Nowacki of the town of
Rietbrock was adjudged insane Thurs
day morning Her husband was sent
to the Northern State Hospital for In
sane few months ago. The couple
have several children, the youngest
being only nine months old. The town
authorities will care for them.
A large touring car owned by H. c..
Stewart of Wausau was in the city
Friday. The car was occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart and son, Mrs. VIM.
Morgan of Wausau and Mrs. S. b.
Stewart of Portland, Oregon. Robert
Peterson was in charge of the car
Rhinelander New North.
Ernst Lemke and Miss Anna Textor
were married Thursday forenoon at
the home of the young lady's mother,
Mrs. j. Carbine, $50 S Third Ave,
Rev. A. S Badger of Waukesha, offici-
ating. They departed few hours later
for southern points for a wedding trip.
The young man conducts store in
Ringle where they will make their
| home.
| H. w. Lewis of Madison, referee in
bankruptcy, has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy against the grocery stock OF
Joseph P. Hughes of this city. The
creditors are cited to appear before Mr..
Lewis in Madison on Oct. %, to prove
their claims and settle upon trustee.
The store has been closed for quite a
number of weeks.
a sawmill belonging to John Z. Nc
Donald of Stevens Point, situated
about seven miles east of the village OF
Knowlton, was burned last week. Be
sides the mill property Mr.. Mcdonald
lost / 200 cords of wood, eight shanties,
twenty-six logging sleighs, ETC., totaling
5000. The mill had not been in oper.
alton lately. After destroying the mill
the fire swept northward through old
slashings.
John Tubbs, Jr., residing at the south
end of Cleveland Ave, presented himseli
TO officers Thursday evening and asked
to be locked up, as he believed he was
going insane aud feared he might dc
someone bodily injury. His request
was complied with and on Friday morn
! ing he was examined and pronounced
insane. Young Tubts suffered long
illness during the summer months, and
this, it is thought, unbalanced Is mind