Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-19
SHORT ITEMS.

DR.. Henry d. Single, who has Deen
confined to his home at Amigo for
number of weeks with heart trouble,
shows no improvement.
These muddy, slushy days brings
home the gentle reminder that it
would be much pleasanter to get
about our city if we had cross walks.
Next Saturday evening General
Charles King will give a talk on
"Citizen Soldiery' at the city hall,
before the Wausau Advancement
association. Let everyone turn out.
The week end was so warm and de-
lightful that many went to the
Country Club to have another round
at golf. The time is very near at
hand when the game Will have to be
cut out until next spring.
The first quarterly conference of
the Methodist church for this year
will meet Friday evening. The new
district superintendent, DIR. T. D..
Williams, will be present and all
official members should attend this
meeting.
T. DeVoe has rented the home at
615 Grant street owned by VIM. Cav
ley and lately occupied by Karl
Mathie. Mr.. DeVoe and family
moved their household goods Satur-
day and are now located in their
new home.
Mrs. Glen Duval of Mosinee, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz, has been
seriously i'll, since the birth of her
son, last A pril. Her mother has been
constantly at her bedside, and if faith
full attention will help, we anticipate
a full recovery in the near future.
Lyman D. Baird of Minneapolis,
celebrated his birthday on the 18th
of October, upon farm owned by
him up in Minnesota. Among those
in this city, who had invitations to
attend were Walter Alexander, b..
Heinemann, A. H. Grout and III. G.
Flieth.
VIM. Hayes, better known to the
railroaders as Red" is now a full
fedged property owner, having pur-
chased the Pagenkopf house on Jetfer-
son street. He will remodel the in
terror and proceed to enjoy the &C.
cupancy of his new residence in the
near future.
Fred j. JuedeS was arrested Friday
afternoon on charge of larceny, the
complaint being made by Detective
James Marley of the Milwaukee road
who alleges that Mr.. Juedes appropri-
ated a barrel of brandy from one of
the company's cars to his own use
and that he had secured a similar
barrel and brand of liquor which had
previously been stolen. The prisoner
was arraigned in court Saturday
morning and the date of his examin-
alton was set for next Monday.
The canvas of the cities and villages
in the Wisconsin valley has been very
nearly completed by the Central Wis
conSin Traffic Bureau in the interest
of REIMBURSEMENT of freight rates.
All places visited are cooperating in
the movement. The executive COM
mittee from the different cities and
villages will have a banquet at the
Wausau club Friday evening at $50
O'Clock, after which the discussion of
further developing the movement will
be taken up.
The annual convention of the
Woman'S Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist church of the
Appleton district is being held in
Neenah today and tomorrow. The
following from Wausau are in attend
ance: Mrs. Richard Evans and. Mrs.
A. P. Bailey, who left this morning
Mrs. S. H. Meadows and Mrs. J. A.
Rowley, who attended the North
western branch meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
at Evanston, are also at Neenah for
the meeting. Mrs. Meadows has been
in Milwaukee enroute back
from Evanston and Mrs. Rowley has
been visiting in Aurora.