Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-01-07
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets
Attend the Wausau Business college,
Wspsau Wis. a6-tf
A. ID. Gorham, deputy register OF
deeds, was laid up Saturday with tie
grip.
Rev. FIR. Baker of Merrill, conducted
services Sunday in st. Johns Episcopal
church.
DR.. w. T. Lawrence. dentist. Over
Dunbar's iewelry store. Telephone
No 1880 n12-tf
The county agricultural school opened
again yesterday. after a vacation OF
sixteen days.
Beginning with last Sunday Co. q
will have indoor target practice every
Sunday until spring.
During the year, forty-nine concerns
have filed articles ofincorporation with
the register of deeds.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, January 16.
Carpenters are making alterations in
the old Continental store building. AS
soon as changes have been completed 1t
will be occupied by the Hub.
The Wausau Furniture Co.'s plant
resumed operations yesterday. The
factory was closed about two weeks
while repairs were being made.
The Bells House employees have a
sleighride party scheduled for tomorrow
evening. 1t is the intention to drive
out to Hoffman's hall in the town OF
Maine.
The Misses 0rpha Jones, Katherine
Manson and Katharine Bissell and
guest, Miss Gladys Damon returned to
Vassar college, Poughkeepsie, ~ T.,
on Monday evening
Co. G members gave card party at
their armory Saturday evening, in OBJ
servance of the mastering out OF the
company at the end of the Spanish
American war. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Matte Marrell of the village of
Mosinee, has commenced an action for
divorce against her husband William,
alleging cruelty and non-support. They
have been married ten years and have
three children.
Forestville Dutch Reformed church
of the town of Easton filed articles of
incorporation last week with the
register of deeds. The church's CON-
municants are Hollanders who have
settled upon land III that locality,
The first sleigh ride parties of the
season were held Saturday evening.
There were several One party was
composed of small boys with strong
lungs and their merry revelry could be
heard for blocks. Another party drove
to Schofield.
The ID. A. u. v elected new officers
Thursday evening as follows; Presi-
dent, Aug. Polster; vice-president,
Bruno Dippman, financial secretary,
Frank ScAneider; recording secretary,
Emil Dippman; treasurer, Henry Juers
librarian, Paul Dippman trustee, Aug
Hunger.
Henry Meuret, young man who
suddenly left this section over yeal
ago, was arrested Thursday, on com.
plant of girl whose home is in the
town of Flieth. He was working al
NekooSs at the time of his arrest. His
brothers are attempting to straighten
out his difficulties.
Wittenherg academy, Wittenberg
Wis, has opened a fully equipped
department of telegraphy. An ex
perienced operator is in charge, the
instruction thorough and the charges
reasonable. For terms of admission
and other information write +. j
onstad, principal, Wittenberg. Wis
consin. dSl-w2
l.. A. Drown, who has been publish
ing the Edgar Press for a number o.
years, has bought half interest in the
Waupaoa Republican and viii devote
all his time to that paper hereafter
The Edgar Press and the Mosines
Times, which he owns, are both fol
sale. Here is an excellent opportunity
for someone to buy and then sit down
and get rich,
Records in the office of the register oi
deeds shows that only one person went
through legal proceedings to have his
name changed during the year. In lsot
four legally changed their name, The
person who this year went before the
court for such purpose was WaOsce
Sprague, residing at sd n. First Ave,
this city, He was raised by step
father of the name of Grover and has
gone under the name of Grover ever
since. He viii hereafter bear the colrt
given name of Wallace Grover.