Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
SHORT ITEMS.


The fats in the Paff block are be-
ing remOdeled.
ID. p. Bentley, who has been i'll
has improved so as TO be about again.
The water department has been
having the mains throughout the city
flushed.
The Marathon County Agricultural
school opened yesterday morning with
a good attendance.
Hunting licenses are still being
handed out at the court house. the
number now reaching over 5000.
Window, picture, wind shields and
looking glasses in all sizes, at Callies'
paint, oil and wall paper store. adv
Remember you can buy wall paper
cheaper now than at any other time
of the year, al Callies' paint and wall
paper store. adv
Mrs. III. j. Evans, who recently I'M
derweDt an operation at st. Mary's
hospital, is convalescing and will soon
be at home again.
Burt Williams of Ashland, has
been appointed revenue collector of
the second district, of this state in
place OF H. II. Manson, deceased.
The moonlight nights and beauti-
full weather have been something
grand the past week. Nothing like
them anywhere else in the world.
Frank Kelly, who was injured at
Hazelhurst, six weeks ago, was oper-
ated upon last Friday morning at st.
Mary's hospital. His condition is i'm
proving.
Two young lads went joy riding in
a Ford auto Sunday afternoon, land
ing I'm Milwaukee the next day, where
they we're apprehended and returned
home today.
Green Bros new motor truck, for
the handling of baggage, has arrived
in the city and is now in commission
and doing quick work in the line of
its business.
Mrs. John A. Durkee, of Laurel,
Miss, was operated upon at st. Mary's
hospital last Saturday. The opera
tion was very successful and Mrs.
Durkee is improving.
G. O. Newberg, prominent bust
ness man of Tomahawk,.was accident
ally shot and killed by his son, u
years old, while hunting cartridges
Sunday afternoon.
The following Wausau people were
in Merrill Sunday, making the trip in
their automobiles: +. j. Radiant and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Okoneski,
S. Winkelman and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Heineman and son, Solomon,
and Edwin Schuetz.
The bankers of Wisconsin will de
part the latter part of this week on a
special car from Milwaukee, TO attend
the American Bankers association
which will be held In Richmond, Va,
on the 18th of October. Messrs. H. "a.
Flieth and A. III. Grout from this
city win attend.
The Wisconsin Valley conference
of The pastors and teachers of the
Missouri Synod, of the Lutheran
church are holding meeting at Mer-
rill today. Rev. G. C. Schroedel, Rev.
J. T. Destinon, w. Haas, A. Laude-
mann, w. Meyer and II. Wetzel from
this city are In attendance.
The twenty-fourth annual session
of the Grand Chapter of Wise onsin
Order Of the Eastern Star will be
held in Milwaukee tomorrow and
Thursday in the Scottish Rite cathe-
dral. Mrs. w. E. Hudtloff, Worthy
MatTon, and Mrs. Otto Kaross,
Associate Matron, of the local East
ern Star, will attend the session.
Milwaukee papers today state that
Robert Lindsay was seriously injured
in class rush Saturday at Williams
college. He is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II. Lindsay of Milwaukee, both of
whom started at once for his bed
side. A. II. Clarke, uncle of the
young man, said today that he was
getting along splendidly now and
would soon be back in school.