Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-23
SHORT ITEMS.

H. Brubaker, of Chicago and Mrs. ).
NJ. B. Smith, of Wausau.-Forest
Republican Crandon.
Mrs. Fred Riemers of Milwaukee
died on Thursday. She was all aunt
of Mrs. Russell Lyon and Mrs. H. e.
Smith. Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. A. ID.
Reid were in attendance at the fun
eral.
c.. A. Stantonof Chicago and George
Dern of Wausau are out after the
''big fellows with horns" this week,
being the guests of Eagle River friends
during deer season.-Vilas Co. News,
Eagle River.
"The Birth of Nation" which
has been so long advertised, will be
displayed for the first time next Sun
day afternoon at the opera house and
will continue throughout the week
with a matinee each day.
Charles Pond of this city, who is
student at Laurence college, Apple
ton. has been hanored by being
elected treasurer of the Freshman
class. Mr.. Pond is also fullback on
the football team, and member of
the Delta Iota fraternity.
The Marathon County Federation
of Catholic societies will hold its
quarterly meeting at Edgar on
THANKSGIVING day. A business meet
ing will be held by the delegates in
the afternoon and an open meeting
will be held in the evening.
Advent begins this year on the
fifth of December and the season
continues until Christmas eve. The
season of advent is period of pre-
paration for the celebration of the
nativity on Christmas, and has been
observed through centuries.
The case of Elizabeth Pagel VS..
William Pagel occupied the time OF
the circuit court Wednesday fore
noon, where the plaintiff asks a de-
cree of divorce on the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment. Judge
Reid has taken the case under ad-
viSement.
Notices are now being posted rela-
tive to the advisability of mailing
Christmas packages early and wrap
ping and addressing very carefully.
The return address should be put on
all letters and packages; also the
street number or the post office num-
Der.
A serious accident happened at
Madison at the football game between
Minnesota Wisconsin. A foot ball
stand collapsed, in which there
were 1000 people and nine people
were injured; there were broken
limbs and sprained ankles, ETC., but
no fatalities.
Clarence Clough being held at the
county jail to answer in circuit court
to charge of having uttered forged
checks, upon his own request, was ar
raigned in court Wednesday and al
lowed to plead guilty. Judge Reid
ordered that he be paroled to the
state board of control for period of
two years.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
tions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. $40 Mcclellan st.
Phone 1911. MATT
Joseph Kahle, of Gilbert, Lincoln
Co., farmer, was shot in the Shout
der last Tuesday. A number of hunt
ers were at his place, and one was
taking cartridge out Of his gun
when it was discharged. The bullet
passed through the outside wall of
house, striking Mr.. Kahle. He was
taken to the hospital at TOmahawk.
At Roemer & Thalheim's store this
week, the Luther Mfg. Co., of Mil
waukee, is holding big demonstra-
of articles in its line. They will es-
pecially have on sale householder
| grinder which sells for $500, which
will be sold on this occasion for SO
cents The accompany will also sharpen
knives and shears free during the
week.
Some amateur in wiring the death
of recent prominent citizen OF Wau-
sau to a Milwaukee paper sub
Joined the following: SAT one time
he was owner of saw mill in Wau-
sau and RATED logs down river to
st. Louis" which is something never
before heard of as occurring in this
city or from any other point on the
Wisconsin river.
Work on the new quarters for the
Wausau Street Railroad Co.'S offices
are nearby completed and it is ex-
pected that they will be ready for oc-
cupancy on or about December LIST.
They will be, most assuredly, models
of excellence, in beauty, convenience
and sanitation for the occupants and
creditable to the companys foresight
as well, in selecting this place and
fitting it up for its purpose.
Editor L. Williamson of the Neills-
Vile Times and Editor B. E. Walters
of the Mosinee Times had short
conference at Marshfeld recently rel
alive to the meeting of the Central
Wisconsin Press association in Febru-
airy. The association will meet at
Neillsville and it is expected that a
large number of editors from the
central and northern part of the
state will attend. Mr.. Williamson is
president and Mr.. Walters secretary
and treasurer.
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