Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-26
SHORT ITEMS


in Wisconsin from the Sd to the 10th
of December.
A son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Schubring of the town OF Wau-
sau on Tuesday.
There is a shortage of men in the
woods. $45 and board is offered, but
few take advantage of this attractive
offer
The Dodge-Hooker Milling company
is having a large iron tank built at
it's plant, to connect with the interior
sprinkling system.
The hail storm which visited here
on Wednesday evening, was wide
spread, as it is reported in many sec
tons of the state at about the same
hour.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrlp-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. SIG Mcclellan ST.
phone 1871 MATT
The various candidates at the pri-
maries have handed in their expense
accounts. Many did not spend cent
in the primaries, while others, who
had big contests on hand, expended as
much as 5000.
Wanted Ambitious men desiring
to earn $4,000 or more per month.
Every salesman given special train
ing. Unlimited opportunities. Write
Immediately. Power Lubricating Co.,
Detroit Mich. adv.
Fred Suskowski, of the town of
Kronenwetter, being held on charge
of non-support of his wife, and chill
dren, appeared in Justice Larners
court Wednesday. His case was again
postponed until Wednesday.
The concrete bed for the paving of
Forest street is finished and the lay
ing of the brick work, it is presumed,
will soon begin and may yet be com
pleted before the frosts of winter in
terfere with present calculations.
Boys of our county keep on enlist
ing for the army. Anton KoslOwski,
who lives in the southern part of the
county, has joined the navy, and Ar
thur Porath of the town of Maine, has
joined Co. G, and has gone to Camp
Douglas.
The Marathon County bankers hav-
ing in charge the purchasing of cattle
for farmers have made a purchase of
Holsteins and are now looking over
a herd of Guernseys with view of
purchasing them for our farmers. The
cattle have been placed.
At shutdown tomorrow evening, Sept.
81, will commence the Jewish New
Year, which lasts until Thursday even
| ing at shutdown. The new year will
be followed by ten days of Penitence,
which will reach their climax on the
Day of Atonement, October 18th.
At a recent meeting of the Associated
Charities of Wausau the following
were named to attend the state con-
| ference of charities and correction at
| Sheboygan on the 14-17 of October,
viz: Rev. w. H. Gould, Rev. E. G.
Grauer, Mrs. A. H. Reid and Miss A. L.
Monahan.
Politicians attended the fair at Mer-
rill Thursday and Friday. On the for
mer day Burt Williams, democratic
candidate for governor of Wisconsin,
addressed the people at 80 o'clock,
and on the latter day, at the same
hour, Congressman l. L. Lenroot made
an address.
The Ruder Brewing company's large
| delivery truck ran onto the sidewalk
at Strollers' bridge on Wednesday,
going through the planks and doing
| considerable damage. The driver
had turned out for a passing carriage.
The company has repaired the walk
as good as new.
The deer which have attracted a
| good deal of attention at Rothschild
park the past few years, have been
shipped to the state reservation at
| Trout lake. They were donated by
| the Wisconsin Valley Electric COM
pany and were shipped by Game War
den NJ. c. Thorn.
| The teller of the Gary, Ind, State
bank, by the name of Dawson, skipped
out with $4,000 a few weeks ago. A
| detective arrested him the other day
at Little Twin lake, where he was en-
| Joying the fishing with a guide. He
had nearly $4,000 on his person, and
was passing under the name of
| Dougherty.
| Mrs. Ida Knoll, of the town of Nc
MILAN, who, it appears has been en-
| gagged in the sale of Intoxicating liquor
| without license, was brought before
Judge Marchetti Wednesday upon a
| charge to that effect. The defendants
examination was postponed until next
Thursday, her bail bond being fixed
at the sum of $500, for her second
entry before his Honor.
The state board of health reports
that there have been 274 cases of in
fantile paralysis in Wisconsin. Last
Thursday the board reported eleven
new cases: four from Galesville; two
from Galloway, Marathon county; and
one each from Plymouth, Sheboygan,
Cornell Wa1wnrfh and Wannaca