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


ting out new directory of patrons,
which will soon be in the hands of the
subscribers.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, Dec. 49,
Quite a quantity of snow fell on
Sunday afternoon, not enough for
sleighing but just what deer hunters
wanted.
John Erickson was examined in
county court Friday and pronounced
insane. His delusion was that some
one was trying to take his life.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
A sale, supper and dance was held
in Elks' hall yesterday afternoon and
evening by ST. Elizabeth's aid society
of st. Mary's Catholic church.
Some very fine paintings have been
on exhibition at the Lincoln school
since Monday. They will be kept
there until Wednesday evening.
w. w. Albers, while in Milwaukee
last week, had the pleasure of listen
ing to the address of Woodrow Wilson
who is governor-elect of New Jersey.
The marriage of Miss Stella Lang
to Mr.. Joseph Weimer took place on
Tuesday, Nov. 18th. The bride is a
daughter of J. g. Lang of Marathon
City.
Up in Northern Michigan last week
a hunter shot and killed his cousin,
and when he discovered his mistake
he took his own life by blowing his
brains out.
Miss Myrtle Erickson of the town
of Flieth was committed to the In
dustrial School for Girls last Friday,
upon complaint of her father. She is
seventeen years of age.
Mrs. William Rifleman of the town
of Cassel, died last Monday night.
She was sister of Herman Vetter,
our county treasurer. She leaves
husband and eight children.
Miss Blanche Armstrong will be
pleased to receive subscriptions to
the Ladies' Home Journal Saturday
Evening Post, Delineator, Woman's
Home Companion and all other mag
azines. SIG Mcclellan st. sl3tf
Lake Wausau, opposite the pavilion
at Rothschild, will be cleared of snow
and a skating rink kept up during
the winter. This will be just the
thing for Wausau people, as many
need Just this kind of exercise.
Willard Lille is engaged this fall in
logging about 100000 feet of bass
wood, birch and hemlock on the west
side of Rib hill. The timber will be
hauled to the Schubring Lumber Co.'s
mill in this city when snow comes.
Claire Williams left Wednesday for
his home in Minocqua after spending
week in the city guest of relatives
and friends. Mr. Williams accepted
a position as billing clerk in the st.
Paul depot at Wausau where he will
start to work the coming week
Grand Rapids Reporter. .--.
Mrs. Win Gross of Wausau is a
guest of Mrs. Geo. w. Davis this
week. Mrs. VIII Gross and Mrs. A.
L. Gross and G. Gross drove to Bar
mum Sunday where they were guests
at the Althouse home. Mrs. A. L.
Gross will remain for some time. at
the Althouse home.-Grand Rapids
Reporter.
The boiler of traction engine ex-
ploded on a farm near Pontatowsld
last Tuesday, and as result Frank
and Louis Braun were taken to a hos
pital in Marshfield. One was badly
scalded and the other received injur-
les which will lay him up for some
time, They were lucky in not get
ting their heads blown of.
Word has reached Wausau that Ed.
Armstrong, brother of S. S. Arm
strong of this city, and who was q
former resident of Wausau, is quite
sick at his home in Sac City, Iowa.
Mr.. Armstrong had started for the
South to spend the winter and when
he reached Chicago was taken i'll and
had to return. His many friends in
Wausau hope for his early recovery.