Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-16
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Well Known Grand Rapids Paper
Makers Take Positions in Big
Wolverine Mills.

Walter Canning, Charles Oberley,
Frank Pierson and Allie Otto, well
known paper mill men, who formerly
worked in this city and Biron have
gone to take positions in the big
paper mill at Munising, Mich.
J Charles Oberley was formerly en-
ployed by the Consolidated Water
Power and Paper Co., of this city and
later was general manager of the
Watab Paper mills at Sartell, MINI.
Mr.. Oberley has taken the position of
general manager of the Michigan
mill and secured the services of the
other men mentioned to work under
him. Mr.. PiersOn was formerly
superintendent of the paper mill at
BirOn.-Grand Rapids Reporter.
Don't miss the "Princess Chrysan-
themum" at the Grand, November 26
and y. adv.
AT the regular semi-m0nthly dinner
held at the Wausau Club yesterday,
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efficiency of the Curtis & Yale Co.
a. w. Puchner will be postmaster
at Edgar. The selection is a good
one and the PILOT extends congratu-
latiOns.
acknowledgement man cook,
wants work; will do other necessary
work. Address II. Lovely, care of Y.
NJ. G. A, Wausau. 1w
Upto the present time 3, 700 licenses
have been issued by the county clerk
of this county for the killing of game
in the northern portion of the state,
enough from this county alone to ex-
terminate all the game thereabout
and hereabout.
Mrs. f. P. Stone of this city was
elected thirteenth vice president and
Mrs. w. O. Carrier of Waukesha,
formerly of Wausau, was reelected
president of the Presbyterian Woman's
SynOdical Missionary society of Wis
cOnsin. An adjourned annual meet
ing was held in Milwaukee Wednes-
day.
Clarence ClOugh, a resident else
where, arrested recently in this city
and brought into court, to answer to
charge of having issued and passed
worthless checks, waived prelimin-
airy hearing when arraigned Saturday
forenoon and was held for trial at the
next term of. circuit court. In de-
fault of bail he is occupying quarters
at the county Jail.
A genuine case of rabies developed
in cow near Hatley Monday Of last
week. DIR. G. A. Mills Of this city
was called and he sent the head of
the animal to the state board of
health, where it was revealed a clear
developed case. DR.. Mills was called
to Hatley Friday where another well
developed similar case was found.
The doctor advised killing the animal
and advises every precaution to pre-
vent further spread of the malady.
A Tuesday midnight marauder drove
a brick through one of the large plate
glass display windows of Louis Wiech-
mann'S hardware store, smashing a
large hole in it and giving the fellow
access to two fine automatic revOlvers
and other articles, which he quickly
got away with and disappeared leav-
ing no clue to his apprehension. The
window was badly wrecked and, to-
gether with the stolen goods, the loss
is estimated close onto 500.
Fire broke out in a barn on the
premises Of Henry Juers on Garfield
avenue at 400 Sunday morning and
was destroyed. Fire Squads Nos. l
and > responded to the call and
assisted in saving some of the property
contained in the barn. which was an
auto and several chickens owned by
Richard Juers. The car was badly
scorched and the poultry smothered
/ DA TIE OEtlSE SllOhC. SOulC u1SNLldillCS
tools in the barn were saved. The
| loss is estimated at 5000, partly COW
cred by Insurance, The origin of the
fire is attributed TO a lighted oil
stove.
The deer hunting season thus far
seems to be an undecided success in
so far as WauSau Is concerned, only
three carcaSses being billed here. W
L. Convey near Phelps got loo pound
buck, Sunday, Louis Redetzke getting
another. a $50 FOUNDER at Long Lake
and NJ. c. Ewing got a 2O(
FOUNDER also on Monday. Satur
day night the carcass of a young dee
passed through this city from Boulder
Junction TO Portage. The hunte
shot the deer on first sigh
before discovery of his antlers. Luck
lily upon further investigation he dis
covered that it was of male persua
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