Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-20

pdIlOl VII
Roman Przbyiski, another Pike
Laker, was arrested and brought to
this city Thursday evening, charged
with a statutory offense upon a six
teen year old girl. He was arraigned
in municipal court Friday morning
and found guilty. The fine imposed
upon him was S10O and costs, totaling
$500.
Fred Bothner, who runs grocery
in the town of Stettin, was arraigned
in municipal court Wednesday fore
noon, on charge of having sold in
toxicating liquor to minor. He
plead not guilty and the case was
put over until Saturday morning,
when the defendant was dismissed,
the evidence being deemed insufficient
to convict him.
E. II. Houston of Wausau, is in
town today Thursday making ar
rangements to include Wittenberg in
four-town circuit for moving picture
shows. He expects to run his first
show here Wednesday, April %, and
hopes to continue throughout the
summer and fall, at least. The other
towns included are Tigerton, Birnam-
wood and Wittenberg En-
terprise.
The conference members of the
Evangelical Lutheran church held an
interesting meeting at Merrill the
past week. Rev. HI. Schmidt was
elected president and Rev. w. Braem
was elected secretary, both pastors
being from the town of Easton in
this county. This city was repre-
sented at the conference by Rev.
George Schroedel and Rev. j. L. DeS-
tinon.
The annual meeting of Group No.
6, Wisconsin Bankers association,
will be held in this city May 10Th.
The business session will be held in
the city hall and the social part of
the meeting will be enjoyed at Roths-
child park. Following are the tive
principal subjects to be discussed:
Financing Farm Settlers and Soon
tinued Development of Industrial
Plants in the Territory of Group Six"
Miss Mary Harger of Wausau, a
vocal music teacher, is expected to ar
rive here this morning Thursday
with view of organizing class in
music. She will be the guest of Mrs.
w. d. Connor, and in the afternoon
at 4 o'clock will give a few vocal sell
ections at the Connor homes Those
interested are invited to hear her.
Miss Harger secured her musical
training in Boston, where she spent
ten years studying and teaching
Marshtield News.
A new law which went into effect
recently provides for the registering
Gt farm names with the register of
deeds. The owner of any farm may
give it a name and have that name
registered in a special book kept for
that purpose, upon payment of fee
of p cents. He can not select a
name which has been previously reg
iStered in the same county. A PEN
atty is provided for the use in adver-
tiSements or otherwise of farm
name which has previously been
registered as the name of any farm in
the same county.
The farmers meeting held at the
town hall in Ringle on Saturday was
very much of success. The meeting
opened at , o'clock p. M, at which
Silos and Corn" and practical Land
Clearing were discussed. In the
evening the questions for discussion
were ''Standardizing Potatoes and
Grains" and illustrated talk on dairy
cattle. The meetings were conducted
by Messrs. A. c. Burg and H. H. Hum
| phrey of the Marathon county agri-
cultural school. A free lunch was
served by the business men of Ringle
at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Last Wednesday evening Lyman
Howe'S picture show was at Cones
opera house. The pictures as a whole
were the best ever shown here The
making of cash register was very
/ instructive as wen as interesting.
The principal pictures of the evening
was our U. S. Navy, showing vessels,
torpedo and submarine crafts. big
guns in action, the men in their drills
and work. Especially were the pic
lures of the Philippines worth the
price ofthe evenings entertainment.
Our people miss il when they do not
take advantage of an entertainment
like Lyman Howe's.