Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-28
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Becker are now
occupying part of the G. w. Bishop
residence on East hill.
Neuman Bells and family are now
occupying tine home Recently pur-
chased from f. w. Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wolff of Soho
field are the parents of a baby girl.
born Thursday evening.
The home for the Predetermined at
Chippewa Falls is overcrowded and
no more patients will be received.
The farmers have been very busy
the past two weeks getting in their
hay crop. The crop never was known
TO Oe any better.
Wausau is not having any band
concerts this summer. Get out boys
and play and pass the hat. A little
music livens things up.
July has been a very hot month,
the thermometer ranging from 10 to
80. In some cases a few degrees
higher than the latter.
w. III. Mylrea has so far improved
from his recent illness that he is able
W NC dDOuJ again. l. Ills 10 CEI UdIIlil
good news to all his friends.
Walter Ashmun of Rural, who was
operated on at st. Mary's hospital
Monday of last week and who is still
there, is getting along finely.
d. G. Everest of Rothschild has
rented the Hollis house on Fulton
street, now occupied by f. w. Bus
we'll and will take possession in the
early fall.
w. Dell Curtis has accepted the
position of manager of the Story &
Clark Piano Co., whose store is at POS
Jefferson street. Mr.. Curtis took
charge yesterday.
Mrs. Viola Sannentag of Marathon,
has made an application in circuit
court for divorce from her husband,
Frank Sonnentag, on the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Judge ]. G. Karel, candidate for
governor on the democratic state
ticket, has selected as one of his
campaign committee to represent the
Eighth congressional district, f. w.
Genrich of this city.
Fishing is reported especially good
in some of the upper lakes of northern
Wisconsin and some marvellous catches
of muscallonge have been made by
some of Wausau's wiley sportsmen,
the secret of which is not discerned.
John Easker of Hatley, was ar
rested and taken before Judge Mar
chetti charged with giving intoxi-
Honor Tn SroH a ma N
that had been posted. He plead not
guilty and his trial is being held this
forenoon.
A newspaper is about to be estab-
lished in Spencer. Some of the ma
chinery and materials are already in
stalled in a building in that place.
This makes thirteen newspapers foI
Marathon county all shouting for its
improvement and enlargement.
A woman advertised for husband
She got one at the cost of 50. He
afterwards enlisted and was killed at
Manila. She got $4,000 life insurance
and she will get a widows pension as
long as she lives. Yet some people
think it doesn't pay to advertise.
A. G. Schmidt of the Advancement
association of this city, is a candidate
for the democratic nomination fol
congress from the Eighth district
He will oppose Congressman E. e
Browne of Waupaca, LaFollette re.
publican, who has no opposition fol-
denomination.
Fay Damon of Spencer was united
in marriage the week before last tC
Miss Martha Crebb, formerly Of
Spencer but later of Beloit. The
young people soon expect to make
their home in Wausau where the
groom has a number Of relatives
Welcome to our midst.
A conference and institute is to be
held in Milwaukee on September 2,
and 4, under the auspices Of the state
superintendent and the state board
of industrial education. Among the
educators to appear on the program
will be S. B. Tobey principal OF
Wausau's public schools.
Crops are beginning to be harvested
and already farmers are calling tol
men at good pay and keeping to come
and help them gather them in. But
no, some of those lazy fellows WOULD
rather sit and stand on the corners
and bewail mo work to be had' anC
the "pay is too low" to suit theil
dignity.
Charged with non-Support of his
family John Suchawski Of the town
of Pike Lake was arrested WedDes
day and arraigned in Justice Lar.
ner's court Thursday morning. A
plea of not guilty was made by the
defendant. His examination was set
for this morning. %
Miss Ella Braeger, daughter OF
former Mayor II. G. Braeger, and
Frederick Wilson of Plymouth, were
married at $50 O'Clock Saturday
evening at the home of the bride.
Miss Francis Fredrickson of Amigo
acted as bridesmaid, and NJ. j. Post
of Milwaukee stood with Mr.. Wilson.
-Rhinelander News.
Our county square is being made
quite resting place and these warm
days is a haven of rest to many a
weary person. Sure, it is getting
brown in spots for want of water,
but there will be plenty of rain be-
fore the grass is all dead. A little
sprinkling i'm the early morning will
help out matters in this respect.
Joseph st. Louis of the town of
Emmett, was arrested Thursday on a
charge of assault and battery, the
complaint being filed by II. A. Under
and the assault taking place in the
town of Flieth. When St Louis was
brought before Justice Larner he
plead not guilty. His examination
was put over until next Saturday.
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