Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-05
SHORT ITEMS.

r. B. Runke and Mrs. f. w. Kubasta
at Merrill on Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Wiscon-
sin Anti Tuberculosis convention will
be held in Milwaukee on the 18th,
18th and 10Th days of November.
Dental offices will be opened Satur-
day afternoons and evenings, begin
ming Oct. I'd.
MARATHON COUNTY DENTAL ASSN.
Fred Boyce and Wilbur Dodge re-
turned to their home in Wausau Sat
urday after spending the day with
Miss Edith Boyce.-Tomahawk Lead
er.
r. G. Munkwitz of Edgar, has been
appointed Supervising Teacher of
common schools for Marathon County
under the provisions of chapter 531,
laws of 1915.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
tions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. sic Mcclellan St.
Phone 1911. n24-tf
The annual convention of the Cen
trail Wisconsin Teachers association
will be held in Stevens Point on
October 18th and Both. Supt. S. B.
Tobey is president of the associa-
tion.
Fred Schubring has wrecked the
old stable in the block on Scott street,
between First and Second streets and
is now preparing to build his founda-
tion for his new garage fronting on
Scott.
The Carroll Echo," No. Il, Vol.
6, has reached our table. 1t is pub
liShed weekly by the students of Car
roll College, Waukesha. We note
that Talbot Montgomery is its bust.
ness manager.
E. J. Goodrich of Amigo, had an
auction sale of lots in his addition to
the city of Wausau, yesterday. The
addition is between 18th and 18th
streets and between Franklin and
Fulton streets.
The homestead at Chippewa Falls
formerly owned by Thad G. Pound,
formerly a member of congress from
the district of which Portage county
was at that time part, was recently
sold for $2l, 800.
For driving his auto at night with
out tail light K. Strachota was up
before Judge Marchetti Thursday,
plead guilty and was assessed $500
and costs, amounting to $500, which
he very promptly contributed.
This is the season for rummage sales.
The UniverSalist and Episcopal ladies
| have conducted successful ones the
past week and the ladies of the NJ.
| K. church commence one next Thurs
| day morning in the PILOT building
which will last until Saturday even
ing.
John Ross and Col. Pier and their
wives of Wausau passed through
Rhinelander Tuesday in Mr.. Ross
big Cole touring car on their way
to Wildcat Lake for an outing. Their
car is the first of that make seen
here this Rhinelander New
North.
On charge of assault and battery
| Richard Sabadtke of the town of
Hamburg, on complaint of Albert
Zastrow, was brought into municipal
court Wednesday. Pleading guilty
Sabadtke was subjected to fine and
costs amounting to S17.OO which he
cheerfully paid.
The Marathon County Agricultural
school opened yesterday morning for
another years school work. The
building and everything was in readi-
ness. A large number of pupils en-
rolled yesterday and every indication
points to large attendance and a
successful school year.
John P. Young, the candy maker
who was with the Palace of Sweets
store last winter, has been re-engaged
for the coming winter and began his
duties yesterday, and henceforth fresh
home made candies can again be Sc
cured daily at that place. Mr.. Young
has been in the candy business near
ly all his life and is known as one of
the best in his line.-Marshfield News.
The Street Railroad Co., is making
preparations to move into its new
quarters in the Zentner store rooms,
| Just across the street from their pres
ent location and are having the prem
Uses remodeled in adaptation to its
suggestions and convenience, giving
the company more room than former
ly in the easements and first
floors and all in conformity to its in
creaSing business.
The Stevens Point Gazette pub
liShed a list of the Stevens Point
Normal school enrolment the past
week. The following people from
Wausau were in the list: Misses
Grace Turner, Lucille Lawrence, Es-
Their Christie, Prudential Woodward,
Linda Werle. April Ellis, Myrtle
Breitrick, Alma Jedamus, Helen
Mohr and Wanda Monian and joseph
w Pope. Miss Elizabeth Mathie of
MoSinee, was also in the list.
The people of Merrill will celebrate
the ODpDiDu Of tbe noU pavoD,opt o,,