Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-01-16
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

The Sunday school board of the NJ.
E. church met last evening.
F.. L. Hudson was confined to his
home Saturday on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Eunson cele-
brated their silver wedding on Fri
day evening.
WANTED-Rocks for piers delivered
at Schofeld.
jl6-2t BROOKS & Ross LUMBER Co.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, Saturday, Feb. 10.
An application for citizens papers
was filed with Clerk of Court Beyreis
last Saturday, by Otto Froehlich of
this city.
One drunk was picked up Sunday
by the police. Judge Marchetti re-
lieyed him ofs35O, to add to the city's
school fund.
Walter Hintze, against whom a
charge of petty larceny has been
filed in municipal court, will have his
examination January %.
Next Sunday is rally day for the men
of the various churches of the city.
interested in the Men and Religion
Forward Movement. Services will be
held in the morning
The members Of the Wausau Krieg-
er verein will celebrate Emperor
Williams birthday anniversary on
January q, with dancing party to
be held in the d. A. q. V. hall.
Edison Beane of Rothschild, was
taken to st. Mary's hospital last
Saturday, he having received a severe
injury to his head while at work.
After being bandaged up by a physi-
clan he was able to return to his
home.
A son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Even of Shell, Wyoming, Jan.
IL. The mother is known to Wau-
sau people as Mate Maxson. we sup
pose that Grandpa Maxson, who is in
Shell, is about as happy as anyone
over the event.
At the weekly tournament held by |
the Wausau Skat club at Paul Wein-
kaufs place Monday evening the fol-
lowing were the prize winners: f. P.
Regner, Jos. Reiser, L. A. Pradt, f. |
Gaetzman, H. j. Abraham, Gus.
Ringle, NJ. Hecker and Ed. Vein
kauf.
The order. of the Loyal Princes of |
the Knights of Methodism was or
gained recently and the following
officers elected:
Chief-Alex Lamont.
Asst Chief-Fred Boyce.
Scribe-Wilbur Dodge.
Purser-Clarence Durkee.
County Clerk John King, reports
that during the year 1911 the county |
paid bounty on eleven wolves and |
seventeen wild cats that were killed |
in the county. The total amount |
paid being 1851; so being the bounty |
on wolves and So on wild cats. Dur !
ing the same period he issued hunt |
ing licenses to 4, O3S residents of the
county.
The Young Peoples society of st.
PauPs church elected the following
officers at its annual meeting held
last Thursday evening:
Walter Gogg.
Vice-Pres.- Helen Vehlow.
Secretary-Miss Olga Tietz.
Treasurer-George Gogg.
Librarians-MissM Mabel Rege and
Miss Clara Zieman.
st. Cecilia Court of the Catholic
Order of Foresters installed the new
ly elected officers last Wednesday
evening in Druids' hall. A social fol- |
lowed the installation exercises, which
was enjoyed by the members, their
husbands and many friends. The
court will give social in the near
future, the date to be decided upon
at the next meeting.
The report for the number of Red |
Cross stamps sold by the health COM |
mittee, of the Ladies' Literary club; |
in Wausau this year is 3S,03S stamps |
They have on hand as the result OF
their sale Sl90.19, which is an IN
crease of $4,000 over last years re-
ceipts. One-half of this money is |
kept in Wausau in aiding the tuber-
culosis patients, and the other half is
sent to the Wisconsin Anti-Tubercu- |
loSiS association.
The order of Nictors of the Knights |
of Methodism and Boy Scouts was re-
Gently organized with the following
officers:
Seer-Emmer Lampert.
Chief-Norman Green.
Asst. Ghiof-HSrbert Stelnke.
Scribe-ChaS. EnckhauSen.
PurSer--Calvin Croker.
Guaris-Chas Turner and Jennings
Alexander.
Captain of Wallace Miller.
Captain Of Hayil-Chas. Pond.