Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-07-14

I Plans are now fully matured to be-
gin operations for the building of a
new Episcopal church on the site of
the old building. Removal of the
present edifice and excavation is to
begin shortly.
The annual convention of paid
state firemen will be held in Racine
the 4, and Of August. Wausau
will be represented at the convention
and also take part in the discussion
'of "a Shorter Working Day for Fire
men"
Sigmund Patenzinski of Dancy,
Was landed in Justice Larner's court
Wednesday on a charge of assault
striking his mother. He was found
guilty and was assessed to the tune
of $500 and costs, or sixty DAYS in
the county Jail. Sig. forked over the
full amount.
The PILOT Office is in receipt of
the Wireless News" dated June 80.
1914, and published on board the S. S.
"lmperator, from Paul F. Stole,
Who, accompanied by his wife, recent
~ sailed on that vessel for visit to
some of the old countries in Europe.
The News" publishes wireless dis
patches of the day for the benefit of
its passengers.
Leste Merryfield. ccompanied by
Sheriff Crofoot and Dist. Atty
OiMelia, officers OF Oneida county,
was brought to this city from Rhine
lander Wednesday and arraigned in
circuit court on statutory charge
He acknowledged the offense ana was
sentenced to serve term of one year
in the state reformatory at Green
Bay.
Mrs. Mary Won Kanel was granted a
divorce from her husband, Christian
Won Kanel, in circuit court Wednes-
day. 1t was ordered that the proper
ty consisting Of farm and other
personal holdings be given to the de-
PENDANT and that the defendant
pay to the plaintiff the sum of $500
per month until the plaintiff is
seventy years of age, and $1,000 per
month after that time until his
death.
Wausau appears to be the mecca in
this part Of the state for automobile
parties. Not a day passes but what
there are more or less out-of-town
autoists in the city and particularly
Sundays seem to be the favorite days.
These jelly visitors are welcome and
they are at liberty to have the run of
the city, to come often and inhale
our healthy atmosphere and partake
of our viands and accessories.
The Wisconsin state Dental Society
will hold its annual convention at
Il -, 4 A \ l,
and continuing three days. A fine
program of lectures and clinics has
been arranged and the meeting is
likely TO surpass all others in both
instruction and entertainment. The
Wausau dentists who will attend are,
DIS A. II. Lemke, Russell Lyon, j..
II. Kolter, j. B. Thackray and G. G.
Anderson.
Sunday was a, big day on the river
between Wausau and Brokaw. There
were close to two hundred people boat
ing there. Since the boomS and
sunken logs have been taken out the
boating s good. One can put boat
in the river at the McEachron mill
and go through to Brokaw without
any distractions. There were several
large picnic parties along the banks
of the river also and the river
was covered with launches, canoes
and row boats and every little ways
would be crowds in bathing. They
say the water is fine.
Rev. Richard Evans, pastor of the
First NJ. E. Church of this city, who
is spending his vacation in his native
country, Ireland, reports fine time
and wonderful scenery. In letters to
his Wausau friends he told of 200
mile auto trip down the coast of Ire
land with splendid views Of the ocean
and the picturesque mainland. Rev.
Evans and wife have gone TO Scotland
from Ireland and are touring the
LADY Of the Lake" country He
says that Marlborough is peerless for
scenery, as is all of the Scottish land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans expect to be
home in August.
City Assessor Steltz reports 325
automobiles in WauSau up to the
present time, 80 of them assessable
and - non-asSeSSable after May lst
of this year, being purchased after
that date, but viii be on the books
together with other new ones before
that date next year. The Fourth
ward contains 60 of the 325 and the
Fifth 70---the two apparent wealthiest
wards i'm the city, leaving 80 in the
First ward, 81 i'm the Second, IS in
the Third, in the Sixth, 81 in the
Seventh, in the Eighth and IL in
the ninth, all of which is fairly
good showing of gasoline wagons for
this burg.