Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-03-01

decided 10 install new billiard table
in the building. A pool table NAV
also be added to the equipment.
Louis A. Ringle and Miss Margaret
Dellenbach both of Merrill, were
united in marriage on Saturday even
ing. The groom is the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Ringle of Mer-
rill, formerly residents of Wausau.
At the annual convention of the
Wisconsin Clay Manufacturers associ-
alton held in Milwaukee last week,
John Ringle of this city, was chosen
president. Mr.. Ringles has taken an
active interest III this society since
its organization.
The Edgar News says that up to
last Friday there have been total of
twenty-six cases of scarlet fever in the
village. Seven are new cases which
have developed within the past week.
There have been several deaths re-
sulting from the disease.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to
woman suffering from chronic consti-
patton, headache, biliousness, dizzi-
ness, sallowness of the skin and dys-
pepsia. Sold by all dealers
Winnie, aged thirteen years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ramthun, re-
siding at 727 Lincoln Ave, died
Wednesday of scarlet fever. The boy
was sick but three days. The funeral
was held Thursday from the home,
Rev. j. Karrer officiating.
The Edgar Veneer and Box Co. has
filed revocation of its articles of in
corporation. The company was or
gained last summer, but the stock
holders could not agree upon building
plans and Withdrew their money and
the company was dissolved.
Joe Lucia is in the city making
preparations to move to Missouri. He
has purchased large tract of land
near the city limits of Anderson. a
city in southwestern Missouri. A
beautiful stream passes through one
corner of his land. He will engage in
the hotel business.
Ex-Sheriff Fred Damon has been
confined to his bed for about two
weeks. He has been scaling logs for
Philip Menzner at Marathon City and
while thus engaged he was taken i'll
with an abscess. At one time it was
thought an operation would have to
be resorted to, but at present writing
his condition is improving
AT meeting of the Marathon
County Medical society held Friday
evening it was decided to engage one
collector for all physicians in the city.
AS a rule physicians do not have the
time to attend to their collections and
consequently some are today carrying
thousands of dollars in accounts on
their books, and the older these
accounts become the harder they are
to collect.
w. E. Larson, an Inspector of rural
schools, has ordered that the school
building in Dist. No. in the town of
Mcmillan be no longer used for school
purposes after Oct. l next. Complaint
was made some time ago to the state
superintendent that the building was
in bad STATE of repair and insufficient
in size, the children being packed in
it like sardines, so that their health
was endangered. The superintendent
ordered an inspection, with results as
stated above.
A small crowd gathered in west
side hall last Wednesday evening to
witness an athletic performance ar
ranged by west side club. The club
advertised three boxing bouts. This
brought forth protest from certain
ministers and the club agreed to toll
crate no slugging matches. The show
consisted of bag punching exhibit
tion by Milwaukee man who is said
TO have been very clever. Also two
boxing bouts of three rounds each
and some clog dancing. Two minis
tiers were on hand to see that the
affair was conducted as agreed.
Officers of the Y. NJ. c. A. met Fri
day evening to consider the matter of
dropping the entertainment courses
of the association or supplying another
for next season. At the last number,
as was stated in the PILOT, Secretary
Neil Campbell made the announce
ment that owing to poor patronage
the courses would probably be discon-
tinued. This had the effect of work
ing up the people, and officers of the
association have been given assurance
that if the courses are continued steps
will be taken to insure better patron
age. After discussing the matter
Friday night it was decided TO arrange
another for next year. The enter
tainment committee will at once set
to work to secure the best talent
afforded by the lyceum bureaus.
THE BRINK is NEAR.