Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-11-22


yersalist church will hold its annual
sale ON Dec. 9th, 1910. olS-tf
If You are in need of shingles cal
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
st. Martha's Guild gave a supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pradt
last Wednesday evening to which the
gentlemen were invited.
Fl. G. Tank of this county was
elected one of the directors of the
American Society of Equity at the
national meeting held hast week in
indianapolis.
A state civil service examination
was held Saturday, conducted by S.
b. Tobey and Anton Mehl. Eight
young men and women wrote for
seven different positions.
Anton King will be tried in Justice
Larner's court tomorrow on a charge
of having disposed of property that
was mortgaged. Frank Boettscher is
the complaining witness.
E. Singhoefer of the town of Kron-
enwetter, brought the carcas of a
large black bear to the city one day
last week. 1t weighed 1872 pounds
dressed and the fur was in prime or
der. 1t vas sold to a meat dealer,
who disposed of it among customers.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bailey, 6l2 Fourth ST., Friday D. M,
Nov. %. Mrs. Parlin has recently re-
turned from the National w.
c. I. q. convention in Baltimore and
we expect an interesting report of the
doings of that body.
During the absence Of Adam Felt
and family from their farm home in
the town of Knowlton, five hunters
entered the house and took possession,
intending to make it their camping
place during the hunting season.
They were arrested by constable
and each paid small fine.
Several of the city school teachers
being taken i'll with diphtheria last
week caused some uneasiness among
parents. A thorough investigation
has proved that the students were
not exposed in any case, but never
theless the school board took the pre-
caution to disinfect the rooms in
which the teachers taught.
John Sell, whom the face of the re-
turns show was elected register of
deeds of this county, may not serve
after all. The Marshfield News says
"Miss Adeline Pratt was elected reg
lister of deeds in Marathon county"
John is a graceful sort of fellow,
and may step aside and give the lady
show for her white alley.
Several times of late the firemen
have been called out by false alarms.
OOllICOIlO Ids Jul llCu III OIL didI III dIlll
then run away. This person, if it is
one and the same person, had "better
look leedle out" for the city or
dinances provide heavy penalty for
this offense-either hanging or being
boiled in a soap kettle, we have for
gotten which.
John Mueller, eighty-four years,
died Saturday at his home, SIC Krembs
street, of old age. Deceased had been
a resident of the county for the past
tifty-seyen years, the last ten of
which were spent in this city.
He formerly owned farms in the
towns of Wausau and Maine. His
wife and four children survive him.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the home.
Frank Kruger was arrested Friday
and brought into court, charged with
larceny. Some time ago Kruger
traded a farm in the town of Texas
for city property. VIM. Ahrens COM
ing into possession of the farm. AT
the time the trade was made there
was several thousand feet of lumber
on the farm premises which went to
Ahrens by the terms of the trade.
The lumber has since disappeared
and Ahrens charges that Kruger
took it.
The Dunn coupon ballot was given
trial in two counties this year-La
Crosse and Eau Claire. Over in Eau
Claire complaint is heard. 1t is said
that the ballot proved complex and
that by its use the count was delayed.
Over in La Crosse county just the OPP
pesite is heard. The La Crosse Trib-
une says that-owing to so many split
tickets at the last election the ballot
was given the best test possible and it
proved all that its inventor Moncena
Dunn claims for it. EM2