Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-29

Mrs, r j. Collie was called to La
Crosse yesterday on account of the
death of her mother:
There will be special conclave of
ISt Omer Commandery Wednesday
evening. Work in the Temple
Mrs. B. c. BedeIl, mother OF Mrs
O. G., Schilling, who has been i'll for
sometime, remains about the same.
Hunting licenses continue to in
crease, the pamber issued up TO date
by CourCy Clerk Cook is 1920, and
no telling at this, time where the
figures will end.
The ladies of st. Mary's church are
holding rummage sale at The corner
of Fifth and Forest streets. The
sale opened today and will continue
until goods are all sold.
The Nationals of this city were
beaten by Merrill aggregation of
base ball players on Sunday at the
base ball park in this city last Sun
day. The score was 10 to 0.
Autolsts, you are liable to break
wind shield on your auto and should
you be SO unfortunate motor to Piers
store and he will fix it for you up as
good as new while you wait. adv
The south line highway is still
closed for travel, those in charge now
drawing crushed rock on the Scho-
field hill to level up the depressions.
If the work is rushed the prospects
are that permission will be given to
let down the bars before Thanksgiv-
| ing.
p G. Hart, formerly of this city
now of Chicago, at recent meeting
of the directors of the c., NJ and st.
Paul Railroad company, was reelected
general manager of that road. Mr.
Hart was at one time superintendent
of the Wisconsin Valley division of
the same line, before his elevation to
the present high position. His many
friends in Wausau congratulate him
on his deserved upward progress.
An auto ACCIDENT happened near
Junction City last Friday. afternoon.
All occupants of the car were injured,
though none of them seriously. One
had his arm broken and two their
collar bones. The party consisted of
It j. Fleming and II. j. Frawley, of
Eau Claire; w. Niberg OF Minneapolis:
O. G. Woodland of Detroit and Robert
Grubba of Stevens Point, owner of
the automobile.
For illegal hunting during the
closed season Irwin Towle and Ed
ward Baker were arrested Saturday
evening by Dept. Game Wardens
Foster and Thorn. They were
ushered into Justice Larner's court
yesterday afternoon, found guilty and
each fined $500 and costs totaling
the SUN of $500, which was rather a
dear lesson for nine birds, besides
losing them in the end.
a red, rosy apple, weight one pound
and two ounces and measuring four
teen inches in circumference. was the
product of Frank Genrichs orchard
in this city from tree bearing its
first fruit that a reporter of the PILoT
happened to see and examine Sunday
Which truthfully goes to show that
apples can be successfully grown in
this county, assertions to the con-
trary notwithstanding by incredulous
persons.
A splendid illustrated lecture was
given by Rev. +. e. Field, foreign
mission pastor at ShantIng, China,
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening on any School Boys at Work
and at Play Before the lecture
Rev. Field had boy come TO the
front of the church and dressed him
in Chinese costume, SO the people
could get an idea of what the Chinese
wear and how their garments are
made. Rev. Field is an entertaining
speaker and his lecture was very in
'eresting.