Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-07-08
SHORT ITEMS.

The 1Ol Ranch Wild West Show
will be in Wausau on the 7th of
August.
The st. Martha's Guild does not
meet this week on account of the
Chautauqua.
The Painters played with the
Ruders, on Oak Island Sunday. The
Painters came out ahead.
Co. G of the w. n. g. of this city,
will go to Camp Douglas next Satur-
day for weeks encampment.
w. II. Mylrea has a new Marmon
automobile, five passenger, 50-horse
power. 1t is very handsome ma
chine.
A son was born unto Mr. and Mrs.
w. b. Pedigo Saturday. Mr.. Pedigo
is Editorial writer on the Record
Herald.
The residence of c. G. Yawkey late
ly purchased from Lamar Sexmith, is
being put in shape TO move 1t will
be placed on the East end of Fulton
street.
No matter what machine you have
y
pint to a Darrell. For sale at Callies'
We also have gasoline in large guam
titles. Store BIB and 3l5 Jackson
street. adv
The funeral of George Rifieman,
who was so baoly injured at Eland
last week that he died, was held at
his home in Edgar on Thursday.
Many Of deceased relatives from here
attended.
Recently some miscreant fred 81
Caliber bullet into one of our tele-
phone cables. 1t cut off the services
of good many telephone users until
the bullet was located and the dam
age repaired. 1t caused considerable
trouble.
Leroy Durkee received word yes
terday from his mother, Mrs. Stephen |
Durkee, that his sister, Mrs. Fred |
DeVOe, passed through serious |
operation in st. Paul on Sunday. The /
patient is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pected under the circumstances, but |
is not yet out OF danger.
couple of boys were brought be
fore Judge Marchetti the other day
from Colby, charged with having
pointed an air gun at one of their
playmates. At the hearing it
was found that the boys were only
firing at mark and that there was
no foundation for the charges.
A man ANSWERING to the name of
John Reich of Rib Falls was arrested
and brought before Judge Marchetti
Thursday afternoon TO answer to the
charge of aSsaulting Anton Miller OF
the same place, that he had beaten
him and severely injured him. Reich
admitted the charge and was mulcted
by the Judge to the tune of 81 90 and
costs, the total amounting to $3.50.
Anton Kemp of the town of Harri-
son, was found dead in the woods near
his home on Sunday. He had been
missing for a week. He had gone
out after berries and it is thought
was taken i'll with heart trouble with
which he was afflicted and laid down
and died. +. p. German, Dist. Atty.
and IL. j. Abraham sheriff, went out
and viewed the body and decided that
an inquest was unnecessary.
Wausau was visited by few pretty
swift storms the past week. On
Thursday morning, many thought
there was going TO be j cyclone, eS-
pecially in the northern part of the
city as the wind was very heavy, but
there was very little rain fell. In
the evening there was another rather
ominouS looking storm came up.
This did not prove very alarming only
in looks, but at Merrill it blew down
signs, trees and did quite a little
damage.
A man by the name of Albert Neu-
lieb of the town of Hewitt, burned
out in that town about four years
ago. He got out papers which per-
mitted him to 60 about asking for
assistance TO help him build his home
again. He evidently did 50 well that
he chose TO go about picking up what
he could rather than to do honest
labor. Some to whom he had been
on several occas ions refused to CON
tribute any more, then he became
ugly, threatened TO shoot them and
burn their homes, etc. He was ar
rested and placed in Jail, On Tues
day he was examined and found to be
insane and Wednesday was taken to
the Northern Hospital at Oshkosh,
by undersheriff c.. n. Goerling.