Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-01-09

John Remmell, fell and broke his
| arm in two places on Saturday after
noon. He was taken to ST. Mary's
hospital, where the fractures were at
tended to.
A chimney fire in the Feichtmeyer
building On Jackson street caused a
call for help &c the IRE department at
$50 O'Clock Tuesday morning. No
damage was done.
| The SchuetZen Verein postponed
the commencing of its weekly practice
shoot until next Sunday: the boys be-
| ing afraid that the cold air of last
Sunday would not let the bullets
reach the targets.
The police picked up three DRINKS
Monday night, and Judge Marchetti
sent two of them to the county Jail
for two days, while the third plead
not guilty. He will have his hearing
tomorrow morning.
This morning at o'clock a con-
ference of the Wisconsin and Chip
pewa valley association Of Lutheran
churches was opened here in the
Lutheran Salem church, the Rev. L.
Thorn of Marshfield presiding.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mathie Brewing Co.
was held Monday evening. The fol-
lowing were elected as directors :
John Ringle, +. G.. Kretlow, E. G..
Zimmerman, John Mathie and Otto
Mathie.
G. G. Pier is now located in his new
store building, ITO Scott street, and is
prepared to sell paints, oils, glass and
wall paper to any one in need of such
material, at the right prices. The
new store is located Just one block
west of the old place.
The Central Wisconsin Poultry
Breeders Association is now corpor-
alton having filed its Incorporation
articles with the register of deeds
last week. Officers will be elected at
meeting held tomorrow evening in
the court house basement.
The receipts of the local post office
for the past year were S44, 629.28
against S42, 1874. 10 in 1910. This makes
an increase of 50, 4S4. 55. The receipts
of the week before Christmas amount
ed to S979.76, about the same as of
the corresponding week in 1910.
Last Thursday, while George Bird,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bird, was
skiing on east hill and was going
down at a rapid rate, he ran into a
pile of stones bruising himself very
badly. He was confined to his home
until today and is now able to be
about.
In last weeks issue of the PILOT
mention was made of the verdict CIV
en- by the jury in circuit court in the
case of VIM. Lemke of the town of
Wausau against the city of Wausau.
This was an error-it should have
read John Lemke of the city of Wau
sau, etc.
Last Tuesday evening the Citizens
State bank held its annual stock
holders meeting and reelected the
old directors: S. M. Quaw, G. A.
Barwig, A. H. Clark, Anton Mehl, G.
A. Oswald, Fred w. Genrich, Aug.
Marquardt, Henry Ruder and @.
j. l.. Zahn.
Eugene Thayer, Jr., was taken to
st. Mary's hospital and submitted to
an operation Wednesday morning, for
abscess of the mastoid bone. The
operation was very successful and i'm
proyement las been constant and he
will be able to return to his home
within fortnight.
Monday evening at O'clock the
west side fire department was called
out to eXtinguish a fire, which was
consuming an clubhouse belonging to
James Morrill,, ITO First avenue
cO,,fh AchaC tai 1oino 1.-Two Ic
which were thrown against the build
ing, caused the fire.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marathon County Tele-
phone company will be held in the
court house on the 31st day of Jan. at
2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing board of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may legally come before it.
Judge Reid last Saturday appointed
Attorney Frank P. Regner as coun-
sci to Phillip Roberti, one Of the men
who were convicted here in circuit
court of the murder of Sheriff Rad
cliffe of Oneida county, in his appeal
to the Supreme Court of this state,
for the reversal of the verdict of the
jury. 1t is thought that the case can
be brought before the court during
its February term.
A hot chimney caused run of the
fire department to the city hall Satur-
day morning at 10 o'cltck. The floor
adjoining the chimneyin the city clerks
Office commenced to smudge and had
to be torn up, in order to eXtinguish
the fire, which was done with the
chemical apparatus. The burning Of
the SCOT in the bottom of the chimney
caused the joists of the first floor to
burn.
Three young fellows from the
north end of the city, who cele-
brated New Years at dance
in that locality, were hailed into
Justice Larner'S court Monday morn
ing on complaint of Frank j. Deichsel
who alleged that they assaulted him.
They plead guilty to a charge OF as
Sault and battery, and were fined 81
each and cost, the total sum amount
ing to $500, which was promptly
paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Manson enter
tanned number of their friends on
Saturday evening at their home on
Fulton street. The party was given
as a surprise for Mrs. Manson's sister,
Mrs. Walter Thorn, it being that
lady's birthday anniversary. Bridge
was the entertainment for the even
ing and the highest score was won by
Miss Nell Dunbar. Later in the even
ing birthday supper was served. 1t
was very enjoyable evening.