Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-21
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. IL. w. Jones is confined to her
home with diphtheria.
The w. G. T. q. will meet with
Mrs. g. G. Parlin On Friday afternoon.
A baby daughter was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bissell at Arbor
Vitae the past week.
DR.. Emile Roy received YESTERDAY.
through G. S. Cone an "E. NJ. F."
five passenger touring car.
There is an important property
transfer hanging fire which we will
probably be able to announce in our
next issue.
Earl White of Colby, spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday in the city in the interests
OF the Farmers Insurance Co. of
Humbird. He is a son of NJ. White,
a we'll known hotel owner of Colby.
The "Y'' Seniors and the Curtis &
Yale teams will play indoor base ball
at the Y tomorrow evening. The
batteries will be, SeniorS-Ringle and
yellow; Curtis & Ya'e-ArndSee and
Papenfuss.
Wenzel PivernetZ, county superin-
tendent of schools has signified that
he is to be candidate for reelection
by circulating nomination papers.
The spring election will be held
Tuesday, April 5.
When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect it.
No great act Of heroism or risk of life
is necessary to protect child from
Group. Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and all danger is avoided. For
sale by all dealers.
Next Saturday a special election
will be held in school district No. of
the town of Johnson to determine
whether loan shall be made from the
state for the purpose of erecting anew
school building. The school house in
trait district was burned down some
time ago.
l. young fellow named VIM.
Whippler Is reported to be lying in
the hospital today in critical condi-
tion as a result of bullet wound, self
inflicted. The occurrence took place
last night at or near a place in the
town of Stettin occupied by num-
Der of women. The young fellows
home is said to be in Taylor county,
but of late he has been working as a
bar tender in west side saloon. 1t
is reported that he had some difficulty
last night with a woman, and decided
to cash his check, but failed in the
attempt.
The Marathon County Fish and
Game Protective association met last
N
tionS were passed protesting against a
bill in the legislature which provides
that hereafter only buck deer can be
killed. A resolution favorable to the
present law, allowing one deer to each
hunter was passed. At present prairie
chickens or grouse cannot be killed in
certain counties of the state, the law
being in effect until 1915. Marathon
is numbered among the prohibited
counties. At last nights meeting a
petition to the legislature was adopted
asking that Marathon county be ex-
cepted from the list of closed counties.
Henry Abel was brought into county
court yesterday and examined mental
ly and upon the advice of physicians
was sent down to the county hospital
for period of ten days. He has been
working for the Johnson Creek
Lumber Co. near Knowlton, and got
into serious trouble with that concern.
He came here Saturday morning and
while in town "blew i'm about $50,
doing several more things which
usually get man into trouble. One
of the members of the company came
up and caused the young mans arrest,
also sending for his father, who is a
highly respected man living in a
neighboring city. 1t was mainly
through the magnaminity of his en-
ployer that young Abel was let off as
easy as he was He seems to have
lost all sense of morals.