Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-01-21

Farmers should take their hay,
the west side near the band stand.
adv-j2l-2w
Miss Margaret Bissell was operated
upon this morning for enlarged ton
sis. All will be pleased to know that
it was very successful.
VIM. Albee, an employee at the Bel
lis house, slipped upon an icy walk
last Saturday evening and sustained a
fracture of his left leg below the
/ knee.
f. p. Stone, G. d, Jones, Karl Math-
| lie, Louis Dessert and others departed
yesterday for Sartell, Mimi, to attend
the annual meeting of the Watab Pa
per Mills company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter L. Goerling are
making preparations to build new
residence on their present site on
Grant street. They will move their
present home off early in the spring
and will build as soon thereafter as
possible.
| G. G. Pier has rented rooms on the
corner of Sixth and Fulton streets,
from DR.. L. E. Spencer and yestar-
day moved his family ana household
effects TO same place and where here
after they will be pleased to meet
their friends.
E. B. Stoddard, who has not been
himself for some time, was examined
yesterday by physicians and it was
thought best to send him to the
Northwestern asylum at Oshkosh for
| treatment. 1t was accordingly so
ordered by the county judge.
The Y. NJ. c. A. high school boys
discussion groups will meet at the Y
this evening and partake of six
lo'clock supper. These groups meet
every Tuesday evening. There are
three groups led by e. W. Branden-
berg, Mr.. Monroe and c. f. Ogden.
At the annual meeting of the
Badger Turpentine Co. held last
evening the following directors were
elected: Otto Mueller, W. E. Ander-
son, L. B. Cate, John Mohelnitzki
and DIR. w. d. Siebecker. The
officers are to be elected during the
week.
Last Sunday afternoon at the fire
side meeting at the Y. M. G.. A. re-
ports were rendered on the eleventh.
Annual Convention of Boys" which
was held at Oshkosh, by Willard Bah
cock, Neal Bullion, John Manson,
Lawrence Smith and /. @. Painter,
all of whom attended the convention.
The next annual convention of boys
will be held in this city ON the three
days following Thanksgiving next
fall.
On Wednesday evening Frank
Lueschen of Marathon, Deputy High
Chief Ranger, installed the officers of
st. Mary's Court, No. 498, G. o. +.
St. Cecelia'S court was installed by
Father Brennan. 1t was a joint and
public installation and was largely
attended. The principal address was
made by FIR. j. J. Brennan. The
ceremonies were followed by a BAN
quet and ball.
A cold wave from the northwest
passed over Wausau during the past
week, but it's alleged severity was
ha rdly noticed here. In many places,
however, it is said to have been as
cold as 20 and % degrees below zero,
and snow from eight to ten feet deep
and snow slides threaten to demolish
whole towns and villages in the
mountains Wausau is immune this
winter so far to billiards and deStruc-
tive snow slides, but sympathizes
with those thus afflicted.
Charged with having uttered worth
less checks, George Beckman OF this
city was arrested in Prairie du sac
Saturday by Undersheriff Goerling
and brought back to Wausau. lie
was arraigned in Municipal cour,9
YESTERDAY morning, practically adj
hitting being guilty and was bound
over for trial at the next term OF
court. His bail bond was fixed az
$500 which he has been unable TO
secure. 1t is though5 he will appear
in court this Afternoon and take his
medicine.