Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-03-25
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

L. Brietenstein of Knowlton, was
in the city ON Thursday.
The Anchor Casualty Co. has
moved from the Livingston block to
512 Third street, over Wright's jewel
ry store. ady.-2w
Mrs. w. A. Green is quite Ill at her
home, suffering with an attack of
neuritis. Her many friends hope for
speedy improvement.
$4,000 is now being paid by the U. $.
Government TO the Winnebago tribe
of Indians. Each man, woman and
child will receive 1913.
n. III. Bells has purchased a )
passenger Ford auto, through the
Marathon Motor Car Co. and is al
ready enjoying the pleasure of it.
The special election in the town of
Kronenwetter recently, on the prop
osition to bond the town for 5000
for building new roads, was voted
down.
The case against Mary Balassa tried
before Judge Marchetti, in municipal
court last Thursday was dismissed.
the charges having not been sus-
tanned.
The state board of agriculture
met in Madison last THURSDAY and
named its fair committees. A. w.
Prehn was placed on the committee
on amusements.
The fire department was called out
on Wednesday evening to put out an
incipient fire at the plant of the
Wausau Box and Lumber Co. It
was in what is termed the ''hog
house."
WANTED-A good salesman for the
sale OF nursery stock. Steady work,
weekly payments. A German pre-
ferred. Please address the Coe, Con-
/ verse and Edwards Company, Fort
Atkinson, Wisconsin: adv. f % If
The third of the series of socialist
lectures came off in Elks' hall last
Tuesday evening. Don A. White a
lecturer from the East talked upon
''The Glass Conflict" There was a
large attendance
A colony of Dutch from Holland
are going to locate in Wisconsin
near Ashland. There are fifteen fam
lilies coming and they will all settle
in bayfield, county. They are practi-
cal farmers and go into truck garden
ing and the raising of fruit.
| Last week the PILOT, in it's write
up of the flood said that water got
into the basement of the Wilson
Mercantile company's plant. This
| proved not to be the case. While
water backed up in that vicinity the
company was not bothered in the
least.
Income tax returns must be filed
with assessor of incomes, A. f. Rap
raeger, not later than April LIST. An
assessment will be made against all
persons who fail to file report, and
they will also be subject to the penal
ties prescribed by the Income Tax
Law
1t might be of interest to Wausau
friends to know that George Ruder,
Guy and Glen Ramsdell have Joined
the fraternity, "Alpha Tau Omaga.
Charles Gilbert has also Joined one,
1.-The Csi Upislon." All of the young
men are attending the University of
| Wisconsin.
w. ID. Kirkwood, the well known
and courteous proprietor of the Fair
| store, is seriously i'll, and may be
compelled to undergo an operation in
the hope of regaining his health. He
has been i'll for some time but was at
work every day until Saturday.
| Marshfield Times.
Yhe people of Mosinee are going to
see if a municipal water plant is
wanted in the village. They have
nlG upon The plan OF having vote at
the coming election. 1t is the inten-
ton to bond the village for suffi-
cient amount to put in the plant.
Manuel L. Quezon lectures this
evening before the Mems Club of the
Universalist church. Supper will be
served at promptly O'Clock and the
lecture will follow. The supper is
given early to enable those who de-
sire to attend the Abercrombie con-
cert.
The installation of officers of the
Boys Club of the Baptist church took
place on Tuesday evening, the officers
being as follows
Walter Schroeder.
Vice-Prest. John Barden.