Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-12-14
BRIEF STATE HAPPENINGS.

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to the house was $500.
BRIEF STATE HAPPENINGS
The Southwestern Wisconsin Poul-
try Association will hold it's second
annual exhibition in GAINESVILLE, Jan.
8 to z.
Petitions have been forwarded to
Washington, asking that postoffice
be established at Grandfather named
"O'Day"
Three children of Charles Giese, of
Menasha, who were bitten by mad
dog, have been rushed to the Pasteur
Institute at Chicago.
A E. Graham, of GAINESVILLE, charged
with having offered for sale oleomar-
garine under the guise of creamery
butter, was held to the Federal court
at Madison under $1,000 bail.
Peter Goede was shot and killed by
Thomas Raussel in saloon near
Dacada Raussel was showing Goede
an automatic gun when it was acct
dentally discharged, killing Goede
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Naylor, early
pioneers of Berlin, celebrated the fifth
eth anniversary of their marriage. All
OF their children came to Kenosha
from other cities to attend the celebra-
ton.
Thomas Larsen, who is wanted by
the Manitowoc police on a charge of
driving a livery horse to death, and
who has been fugitive from justice
for two weeks, was put under arrest
at Kaukauna
Joseph Payette, employed at the
Bird G. Wells sawmill at Wausaukee
was caught on a slab and drawn into.
the saw His right arm was cut off
at the elbow and his body was badly
bruised by the rollers. He is not ex-
pected to live.
Frank Bisbee, one of the managers
of the Municipal Engineering Com
pany at Winthrop Harbor, H., met
tragic end in Kenosha when he top
pied over into the arms of his wife
sicians could be summoned.
While packing household goods pre-
paratory to going to Arizona with her
son, who is in poor health, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hamilton of Kaukauna, was ac-
cidentally shot in the side with re-
volver and seriously wounded. The
weapon was in the hands of friend
who was assisting her in the work of
packing.
The alleged incendiaries are in the
Marinette county Jail on the charge of
having attempted to set fire to the
Underwood Hotel at Wausaukee. The
men are Martin Mcdowell and Harry
Sheedy 1t is alleged that they were
the tools of people interested in hay
ing the hotel burned in order to profit
by the insurance A third arrest in
the case is expected.
Hart Haylett and his sister, who
reside west of Neenah, had a narrow
escape from being asphyxiated by gas
escaping from coal stove in their
home Haylett was overcome and was
saved by his sister, who detected the
odor, and although weakened and
dazed managed to take her brother
to fresh air. Haylett is still in bed
Miss Haylett soon recovered.
Charles Paschen, a prominent Nee
nah wholesale paper dealer, and T. C.
Wilcox, of Racine. advance agent of
the Grace Hayward theatrical COM
pany. were badly burned when they
attempted to take valuables from the
Office of the burning wholesale house
of Paschen. They will recover. The
loss to the stock and building amounts
to $1,000. covered by insurance
The special committee appointed to
examine the accounts of A. P. Pauly.
supervisor of assessments in Sheboy-
gan. reported that they had found ev-
cry dollar accounted for and balance
of s44 still in the fund unexpended.
C. A. Goessling. a pillow manufac-
turer of Chiffon, dropped dead on the
street in Neenah. Heart disease was
the cause The body was sent to Chill
ton. Goessling. who was 40 years old,
is survived by wife and several chill
drea.
The United Theater and Construc-
ton Company has taken out permit
to erect a $4,000 building near the
business center of Superior. The
builders are closely connected with the
Orpheum circuit. The house is TO
have a seating capacity of 1000.
George l. odenbrett. well known in
automobile circles, died in Milwaukee
from injuries received from an explo-
sion of a gas tank which was being
prepared to charge an automobile.
R. B. Nye. a bookkeeper. and John
ChFistopherse. mechanic, were in
jured. but probably will recover.
The board of insurance agents
adopted a resolution protesting TO the
Railroad Rate Commission of WILSON,
sin any possible action by that body
in shutting OF the water supply to the
FIRE lrdrants OF Beloit This action
was taken at the suggestion OF the in
surance companies that If the State
commission should order the water
shut of. they would have TO begin a
wholesale cancellation of fire insur-
ance policies in the city.
The Medford Brewery OF Medford
burned the other morning. Estimated
loss, $4,000 above insurance.