Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-12-20
A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Weinkauf.

A steam heating system was put in
the jewelry store of HI. S. Wright the
past week.
Jennie Richmond of Merrill, was
granted divorce here Saturday in
circuit court from her husband, Will
liam.
The annual sale and supper, given
by the ladies of the NJ. E. church last
Tuesday evening was a success in
every way.
The regular communication of
Forest Lodge, No. 100 f. & a. M. for
the election of officers will be held
tomorrow evening.
If you can't think of anything else
to buy that girl, get her some Of those
home made candies sold by John
Stark, 6O4 Third st. d6-3t
Mrs. Ella Bodeau of Minocqua, was
granted divorce from her husband,
Edward on Friday evening. She APP
peared here before Judge Reid.
A fire occurred last Tuesday even
ing in the Kickbusch building on First
street occupied by the Sanitary Mat
tress Co. The damage vas small.
Down in Waupaca county the four
candidates for the state senate spent
as much money in their campaign as
would amount to seven years salary.
For SALE-Several nice homes in
good localities in different parts of
the city for sale cheap. Also few
bargains in farms. Apply to Charles
Taplin. 826 Steuben street. tt
Joseph Dessert is reported as not in
very good health. He resides in Mil
waukee at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. II. NJ. Thompson. He has
reached the age of 92 years.
W. w. Albers spoke before the
various departments of the Washing
ton school giving description of his
trip through Norway the past season.
on Thursday. All greatly enjoyed
| the hour.
The annual meeting of the Wis
consin Trust companies was held in
Milwaukee last Friday. Hon. A. L.
Kreutzer was in attendance from this
city and was honored by being elected
its president.
Huffman & Brach desire to call at
tention to their fine line of Christ
mas footwear. They have one of the
finest stocks in the city at prices that
will please you. Give them call
Corner of Third Ave. and Clark
street.
Philip Menzner, who conducts g
sawmill in the village O. Marathon
has caused logging road to be laiG
out from the mill north to Little
Chicago, a distance of seven miles
There will be sideways along The
route, at which logs will be purchased
of farmers.
Last Saturday in one of the rooms
of the high school in which six chill
dren had come down with scarlet
fever, every book or scrap of any kline
was taken out and burned. Every
possible thing is being done to STAMP
out the disease and the excellent
work is having the desired effect
| This winter there are not nearly sc
many cases.
The county agricultural society viii
| hold it's annual meeting on Wednes
| day evening, Jan. 4, in the superyis
ors' room in the court house. Al
that meeting the officers will submit
reports and new officers will bt
elected. 1t will be necessary to Sc
lect a successor to NJ. II. Duncan as
secretary, since he has taken up the
work of asylum superintendent. The
members of +He society will necessar
/ lily have to - rcise the best of judg
ment in making this selection.
1t is expected that the Jacob Nor
tenson Lumber Co.'s mill will be put
in operation within a few days, or as
soon as logging train begins run
ming. The company has crew o.
men at work near Parrish, under the
superintendency of VIM. Farmer, be
sides jobbers in other sections. Logs
will also be purchased in the vicinity
of Marathon City. The cut will bt
mixed Eemlock, hardwood and pine.
For SALE-A heavy work team
weight 1920 will be sold at bargain
if taken at once. Address B. T..
| Pilot Office to
Eugene Carter, who played left fielc
for the Wausau base ball team por
ton of last season, is in town. He -ex
| poets to locate here Tor the winter
and TO play ball here next season
He says he likes this town better
than he does Eau Claire, and has Sc
cured his release from the latter
H has just compile, work with 9
bridge contracting crew, but at pres
emit is engaged mostly in hunting rab
bits and telling base ball yarns. He
says he wants it distinctly under
stood that his given name is Eugene
and not Nick or Bugs"
Frank Bent of the town of Norrie
was arrested Friday by the town con
stable, Louis Thorson, and was
brought to this city, to answer to {
charge of assault and battery. Wher
they arrived here both were in sucl
condition that a policeman thought