Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-07-04
SHORT NEWS ITEnS.

WANTED-A boy to learn the trade,
at the PILOT Office.
The corner stone of the Stevens
Point post Office will be laid on July
4th.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Friday, July 18th.
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
society held its annual meeting last
week at Elkhart Lake, closing Friday.
The members of the Krieger verein
and their families will spend the
Fourth at Pasnecker's park in the
town of Stettin.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Marathon County Medical society
was held at the Wausau club house
on Friday evening.
A number of Woodmen will leave
for Amigo this Monday evening to
attend the M. w. A. district picnic,
which is to be held on the Fourth.
Ii you are In need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
u, BARKER s. STEWART LUMBER Co.
A divorce granted five months ago
vas last week set aside upon petition
OF the parties interested, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ziech. The proceedings
we're in circuit court.
Mary and Matthew Weiss of the
town of Cassel were divorced in cir
cult court Thursday. They were
married fifteen years ago, but for the
past eight have been living separately.
New officers will be chosen in the
different school districts in the county
at meetings to be held in each this
evening. There are 1872 districts in
all, and officers are chosen the first
Monday evening in July of each year.
Mrs. Anna Belohayek died of blood
poisoning in st. Mary's hospital last
Tuesday afternoon. She was resi-
dent of the town of Emmett and is
survived by her husband and six
children. The remains were taken
to Chicago for burial.
In collision between two switch
engines on the Northwestern road. in
the yards in this city Wednesday
morning, a fat car was demolished.
The accident occurred at a point
about midway between the Stewart
mill and the old passenger depot.
The fiat car was reduced to sliyers.
The school officers in districts No.
4 of the town of Berlin and No. of
the town of Pike Lake have been
notified to discontinue the use of
their school buildings, and to erect
new ones. The new structures must
be completed by the beginning of the
school year next fall. This action
will be taken at the direction of one
of the state school inspectors, Geo.
Drewrey.
About thirty-five years ago two
young men came to Wausau from
New York state to carve out their
fortunes in this pinery. Their names
were Harvey and Fred Sheldon.
They remained year or more
and were known to everyone here at
that time. The latter and daugh-
ter of Gen. Kellogg were united in
marriage here. In the carnival in
this city last week there was son of
Harvey Sheldon He had an attrac-
tion in the combination. He met
quite a number OF his fathers old
friends while here.
VIM. Strassman, Leo Steffen and
VIM. Kittel, young men living in the
town of Texas, were arrested Wednes-
day, charged with violating the fish
and game laws. They were charged
with using net in what is known as
King river on Kane creek, a tributary
of Trappe river. The offense was
committed recently. They appeared
before Justice r. N. Larner and en-
tered pleas of guilty. Each was fined
$25 and costs, amounting to sl05 for
the three. The creek was well
stocked with trout a few years ago,
but the fish have been Melted and
caught out of season for some years
past, until the stream is nearly de-
pleted.