Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-27
SHORT ITEMS.

Az 100 Hhld OOiiiciu VI ILLS ClJy. dCleu
as one OF the vocalists in a minstrel
comedy at the Badger Opera house in
Merrill last Tuesday evening.
The headquarters of the Northern
Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacture
ers' association is to be moved from
this city to Oshkosh on May lst.
Prof. S. B. Tobey was in the city
yesterday enroute from Menomonie
to his home at Wausau.- (Wednes-
day Chippewa Falls Independent.
The Westfeld and Fall River Lum-
Der Co., of Mosinee, which is capital
lied for $3.50, 900, has also incorporated
under the laws of Illinois for SIS, 900.
The marriage of Miss Annabelle
Mcdonald of this city, to Mr. Arthur
Denfield of the town of Maine took
place at st. Mary's church on Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. Hayner-expert piano tuner
and repairer from Chicago is now in
the city. Patronage respectfully sol
icited. Leave orders at Mueller's
Jewelry store. ad-tf
The continued warm weather is
bringing out the flies, bugs and other
insects and screen doors and windows
are being brought forth and put in
place to prevent their sudden and
unbidden entry.
Gov. Phillip has signed the Boss
hard bill, providing that the Ameri-
can flag shall be displayed on public
school houses during school hours,
which law should meet the approval
of every loyal citizen.
Squad No. of the fire department
was called to the home of A. Meteras
on Plumer street Wednesday morning
to put out a fire on the roof of his
home caused by burning chimney.
The damage was slight.
st. Johns church society is having
new cement sidewalks built upon its
premises. Also workmen are engaged
in pointing up its exterior walls and
others are engaged in putting on the
finishing touches in its interior.
]. E. Giessel, the newly elected
County Supt. of Schools of Marathon
county, has rented the residence of
Mrs. S. S. Armstrong and will move
his family in from the village of
Edgar the latter part of this week.
Frank Schneider, poor commission
er of Wausau, was in town Monday
Oil mis- way to Athens on city bust
ness. While here he paid visit to
some of his friends, including Her
man Reich and Fritz Vogel.- Marsh
field News
Fred Knocke and Alex Schimanski
were arrested last Tuesday for having
disturbed the peace and dignity of
the city by fighting. They were ar
raigned in municipal court Wednes-
day and found guilty. Each was fined
$500 and costs.
The danger from forest fires is very
great on account of the lack of rain
and the dryness of everything in the
woods and fields of a combustible
nature. A fire once started and al
lowed to run at large can do an i'm
mense amount of destruction.
The reelection of J. d. Christie,
of the town of Weston, as
chairman of the county board of
supervisors for a third term is de-
served recognition of a most worthy
official. Mr.. Christie is serving his
third term as the head of that body
of county care-takers.
Work on the new Universalist
church building is still going on at
a pace which brings it nearer the end
each day. Work on the guild hall
and parsonage are also we'll under
way and will be carried to compile
ton as soon as possible. When all
are fully completed they will present
in structure and beauty in
design.