Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-03-23

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| ill for some time is able to be about
again.
Rev. Carl J. Andreen gave lecture
last evening at the Swedish NJ. e.
church on "a Pleasant Trip to the
Land of the Midnight Sum-
The ladies of the Universalist socie-
] ty will give supper in the dining
| room of the church this evening after
$50 o'clock. Supper Is cents.
st. Omer Commandery No. 10 has
accepted the invitation of Rev. John
| Lloyd to attend services in st. Johns
church on Easter Sunday at O'Clock
p. m.
| On Thursday evening T. H. Gordon
of Milwaukee, will deliver an adj
dress before the Rotary Club of this
city next Thursday evening at the
| Wausau club.
| The PILOT is overwhelmed with
advertising of late. If it keeps on
this best read paper in the city and
county will be forced to add another
addition to its pages.
| Clarence Bernhard and Richard
Relitz, Jr., were up in police court
yesterday morning for exercising their
| pugnatious abilities. Clarence was
discharged and Richard was fined
So 90 and costs.
| Roland Bartlett in playing ball at
the Y the other evening collided with
another young man and came within
very little of losing his right eye
as it is it will be some time before his
4 Sc
The Wausau Advancement associa-
tion will give a banquet and hold
business meeting at the Wausau Club
| house next Friday evening. w. A.
Hayes of Milwaukee, will be the
| speaker of the evening.
Messrs. j. A. Rowley, l. G. Painter
and w. X. Mitchell were judges in
an oratorical contest held in Merrill
| last Friday evening, between the
schools of Merrill, Tomahawk and
Minocqua. Tomahawk secured 1st
place.
A boys shack on the Stat met
with disaster Sunday night, having
accident lly caught fire through care
lessness, endangering neighboring
property. Fire squad No. l was
called and put out the blaze. The
loss was deserved.
Lindoph, the young man who was
arrested at Elderon last November,
for burglary and who tried to escape,
but was shot just below the hips, is
still aG the county hospital and able
to be about on crutches. He may al
ways be cripple.
Tho Nor+buoe,+oro Uo,a ~ hoe
just completed its winters logging
operations, on the Duluth and South
Shore Road in northern Mich. 1t
will require a month yet to ship out
the material on hand. The work of
the winter has been in charge of DIR.
A. w. Trevitt and Dan. HeaIy.
On Saturday while playing with
| his chums, Willard Bump, son of
Judge f. E. Bump, fell from the roof
of the garage, striking on the con-
crete walk squarly upon his feet. He
was injured so that he has since been
unable to walk about with ease. He
will be all right within few days.
T. L. Martin received message
Sunday from Stevens Point that his
mother, Mrs. Mercy Martin had died.
| Mrs. Martin was one of the pioneer
residents of Stevens Point. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Martin went to Stevens
Point yesterday morning to- attend
the funeral, which took place this
afternoon.
| Fire squad No. was called to the
home of l. A. La Certe on North Sec
ond avenue, early Saturday even
ing, on account of fire in room
on the second story of the fami-
ly premises. The blaze was soon ex-
| tinguished with chemicals by the
alert firemen. Loss was about $50 90.
Insurance also carried.
The United Commercial Travellers
elected officers last Saturday:
S. C.-J. ]. Schott.
| j. CD. n. Curtis.
p. Cos. Kuchera.
Sec. p. DuSkey.
Cond.-F. c. Cobb.
Page-Emil Will.
Sent.-A. A. Vereick.
| Chap,-A. G. Peth.
A charge of $1,000 and costs each
was entered against Mrs. Mary Witzel-
ing and son, Frank, from near STRAIT
ford, in municipal court Saturday on
charges of assault and battery, pre-
ferred by John Kriedler. The defen-
dants were brought here Friday af-
ternoon, had their trial the next
afternoon and returned home the
same day. Quick action, that.
A. G. Burg, of the Marathon Coun-
ty Agricultural school of this city,
w. A. Won Berg and b. Z. Walters of
Mosinee, were at knowlton Friday