Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-07-27

The Sons of Veterans meet at the
G. A. r. headquarters this evening
on business matters ana urge all
members to be present, II possible
Mrs. G.. S. Gilberts condition con-
tinues to steadily improve, which
will be welcome news to her many
friends She will soon be GONZALES
cling.
c. S. Gilbert has been elected as a
delegate and A. A. Hooper as reserve
from the Methodist church of this
city for the approaching Lay Con-
ference at Racine.
Some pictures taken by Miss Olga
Jarnes, bOOkkeeper at COlby'S studio,
won an honorable mention recently
in a special competition held in BOs
ton 10y American Photography.
The Northern Hemlock and Hard
wood Manufacturers association will
hold its second meeting for this year
i'm Oshkosh tomorrow and Thursday.
Oshkosh is the associations head
quarters.
1t is thought that Paul Karner,
son of Mrs Theresa Karner of Stew
ems Point, is one of the victims of
the Eastand steamer disaster. No
trace of him had been found up to
yesterday.
A special meeting of the county
board of education was held in the
city Friday, for the consideration OF
several business matters in connec-
tion with the county schools and the
county training school.
Henry Schwister accidentally hit a
lad of about twelve years with MS
motor cycle Thursday afternoon while
engaged in his official duties: The
boV was only slightly injured and
brides himself on his lucky escape
from more severe injury.
Major r. Henderson,, the original
drummer boy of the Rappahannock
during the Civil war, and his son, D..
G. Henderson,, a celebrated drummer
and tifer, has been secured by Secre-
tary Christie of the Marathon County
Fair as one of the attractions at the
coming exposition and will apper each
afternoon and evening.
Barney Guenther received tele-
gram Saturday giving the sad news
of the death of his mother, Mrs.
George Guenther, at Beaver Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guenther departed Sun
day evening for that place to attend
the funeral. She is also survived by
three sons at KnOwlton, Charles K.
Guenther, Thomas r. Guenther and
Leonard Guenther.
The local Fraternal Order of Eagles,
f.l, u
and desiring to increase their mem
bership to 1000, are making elaborate
preparations to hold booster
meeting Friday evening, Aug. %.
Richard Strauss of MarShfeld, state
president, w. ii. Armstrong of Racine,
past state president, and Teddy
TOwle of Milwaukee are to be present
and assist i'm the work on this Occa-
sion.
The StratfOrd Journal says that E.
F. German, district attorney of Mara
thOn county, was there last week or
business PERTAINING to complaints re
ceiyed concerning the putting OF SOC
in the center of highways by roaC
OverseerS. Mr.. German personally
visited the pieces of road OF which
complaint was made and was thor
Oughly convinced that the Complain
was well founded. If all you hear il
true. the district attorney OF this
and Clark county could also ge
busy with perhaps good results
MarShheld Herald.
Otto Bartells and Victor Paulson
WauSau tremen, Elton +. Wendell
and ID. A. Christensen of WauSau
we're visitors in Merrill today. Tn
two tiremen came up to see the tr
truck and enjoy ride on it. IN
Wausau Fire department will add a.
American La-France motor truck I
their service about September nrSt
Although Mr.. Bartells has been VIII
the Wausau department for five o
more years he has never seen an aut
fire truck, and he viewed the moder
achievement in fire lighting with cor
siderable satisfaction. Merrill DAN
Herald, Monday.