Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

There is some talk of opening an
ice rink ia the base ball park.
The state legislature convenes in
Madison on the 9Th of January.
Charles Weinfeld, who has been
confined to his home by illness is able
to be about again.
All of the city schools throughout
the city gave Christmas programs on
Friday afternoon.
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Fred w. Genrich, who had been
confined to his home by illness for a
week or more, is now able to be about
again.
The Curtis g. Yale Manufacturing
plant closed down on Saturday for a
week, to give opportunity for taking
the regular annual inventory.
Margaret Aschbrenner, the three
and one-half years old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Aschbrenner,
of the town OF Easton, died on Dec.
2lst. She was buried In the town OF
Easton.
The case of Herman Radtke VS.. the
Marathon Paper Mills Co. on trial in
circuit court Friday and Saturday
was settled and dismissed. After
which the jury was excused until
next Monday.
John Parker, an inmate of the coun-
ty hospital, died Saturday morning.
He was sent here from Langlade
county. Having no relatives or
friends in this section of the country
his body was shipped to Madison.
A variety of serving trays, of every
description and of every design and
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choosing one or more, can be found
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The case of Carl Bunker VS.. Fred
BoChner, in circuit court, was closed
Friday afternoon and given to the
jury. In the evening verdict was
rendered the plaintiff, who had sued
for $4,000 for personal damages, for
the sum of 1880 and Judgment was
so entered.
John Helke, resident of this city
and brother of Chas. Helke, died at
the County hospital Saturday morn
ing, after an illness of about seven
years. Funeral service was held to-
day from the home of his brother,
the Rev. VIM. Spiegel, OF st. Stephens
Evangelical Lutheran church otficiat-
ing.
Nicholas Salzman of this city, an
employe at,o of the logging camps
of the Jacob Mortenson Lumber Co.
near Parish, who died of heart
failure at that place early last week,
was brought here Tuesday night for
burial. His remains now repose in Pine
Grove cemetery. The deceased leaves
wife and several children.
The sacred concert given at st.
Mary's church on Sunday evening
was very largely attended and very
successful. The organ solos by N. j.
Herman of Appleton, were listened
to with great pleasure by our lovers
of music as were also the selections
of the mixed choir and the Wausau
Liederkranz. A very pleasant num-
Der on the program was 1.-The Holy
City," by MeSsrs. Cone, Foster, Her
zog and Peters.
Undersheriff Abraham returned to
the city Friday, having in custody
Albert Belmore who he arrested at
Prairie du Sac on the charge of nom
support preferred by his wife, both
residents of this city. He had pre-
liminary examination before Justice
Larner Saturday ard was held for
trial at the next term of court, his
bail bond being fixed at $500, which
not being furnished he languishes in
Jail.
The late downfall of snow has put
new life and vigor into people here
abouts and has been godsend to
this community and to the farmers
and loggers likewise. The wood and
hay markets have been exceedingly
lively since then and new impetus
in business strikes everybody most
fayorably. Also the jingle of the
merry sleighbells are again heard in
this region. Besides the days have
begun to lengthen since last Satur-
day and old king winter is here for a
prolonged stay.