Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-11-18
SHORT ITEMS.


able to be around again as usual.
Mynard Gender was happy young
man Friday, for the reason that 9
pound baby girl arrived at his home
the morning of that day.
Malcolm Secor mas purchased the
stock of the Simpson Garment CON-
pany of this city and the future bust
ness will be conducted by him.
A hunter at Stevens Point was
caught in the act of sending So par
tridges to party in Chicago He
had the box addressed when arrested.
1t cost him $500.
A midnight fire at Merrill on Tues
day night, did considerable damage
to the building and hardware stock
of E. E. Rowland. Mr.. Rowland es-
Inmates his loss at about $1,000
Rev. Fl. B. Sanderson, of the Epis-
copal church of Oakfield and North
Fond du Lac, has resigned his pastor
ate and will take up studies for the
the Catholic priesthood.
Say, Mr.. Propertyowner, do you
want any glazing done about your
premises? If SO, call on, write or
phone G. G. Pier and he viii accom-
modate you promptly. He will call
and get your windows and return
them expeditiouSly. adv
mail your Christmas parcels early"
is the kind of notice in big letters
being posted in every postoffice in the
country at the instance of Postmaster
General Burleson, who proposes to
see that all Christmas parcels shall
be delivered on or before Christmas
day, if possible.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says that
L. f. Ford, the Y. NJ. G. A. Secy in
Milwaukee, will come to Wausau and
bring with him twenty-five young
men, also quartet of singers to at
tend the annual convention of Y NJ
G. A. boy workers, to be held here on
the 18th of Nov.
The holiday season will soon open
at the postoffice, much to the discom-
fort of the present force of mail
carriers, in view of the tremendous
rush of parcels post packages at that
particular time. This will be the
first Christmas season for that sys-
TEN, having been put in operation
January l, 1913.
Style is the first consideration when
you buy anything. ''Does it look
rights it the newest-is it stylish?"
See those - & KS" at Kuhlmann &
Brach's shoe store, corner of Third
Ave. and Clark st. You may depend
on it, this store has the very latest
style. No other store is showing like
it. adv
Dist. Attorney E. p German has
secured ruling from the Atty.
General of Wis, with reference to
set guns. The Atty. Gen. says that
if a person sets gun in his orchard
or anywhere else he is subject to a
fine of $50. If that gun kills person
then ne is guilty of manslaughter in
the fourth degree.
The wholesale price of eggs in the
East is going up to such an extent
that the ladies' auxiliary in the West
have begun an active. movement to
rush eggs East. 1t is said that they
will go to IS cents dozen, and this,
too, in the face of the fact, that the
cold storages in the East have some
thing like half million dozen on
hand.
Co. G of the Wisconsin National
Guard, Capt. Lucas in command, is
holding itself in readiness subject to
call for service, to take part in inter-
vention by the United States in
Mexico, according to circular issued
by the adjutant general of the state.
The relations between Mexico and
this country are certainly becoming
of absorbing interest and it is only a
matter of little more time for
future developement.
The county board was in session
the past week. Wednesday morning
the adoption of the resolution of the
equalization report was taken up by
vote of ayes and noes. The resolution
was adopted by the following vote:
ayes "a, noes %. the total valuation
was raised on all towns in the county
with the exception of two, namely;
The town of Easton and Pike Lake.
Easton was lowered about $4,000 and
Pike Lake about $685. 500. The chair
man of the town of Easton being G.
E. Dessert and of Pike Lake Roman
Woijtasik. This shows that the
chairmen of these two towns are not
asleep, but are working industriously
for their towns.