Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-10-31
SHORT ITEMS

now occupying Nat III the Meier |
building, corner of Third and Grant
streets.
The state aerie of Eagles has ap-
pointed Roy A. Chellis of this city,
deputy grand president of central Wis
consin counties.
Ellis B. Harris of Superior, socialist
candidate for lieutenant governor, is
scheduled for a speech at Elks' hall
on Wednesday evening.
Over a score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage on their hair. 1t |
removes dandruff and prevents bald
ness. Sold Oh guarantee.
Go to the opera house this evening |
and hear William F. Wolfe, democratic |
candidate for U. S. Senator, speak on
the issues of the campaign.
Today is the last day of October and
tonight the ''hob-goblins will ketch you |
if you don't watch out" Look out
for movable articles on your lawn.
The Mems club of the Methodist
church was addressed on Sunday by
G. Pryor Irwin, Instructor in Sales
manship of the University Extension
Division.
A chimney fire, the first in more than
two weeks, called out No. fire squad
to the home of Walter Fitzke, South
Second avenue Wednesday night. No
harm done.
The great football game in Madi-
son, between Chicago and Wisconsin,
was won by the latter by score of
30 to J. The game was witnessed by
1900 people.
Earl Digman, an agent for the STAN
dard Oil company at Plainfield, was
killed by one of his horses kicking
him in the head. His wife found his
lifeless body later.
Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats at
Seim Bros, are the most superb, up
to-the-minute garments on the mar
ket; are stylish, we'll made and in the
end ouomical. Store opposite court
house. adv
A letter has been received at this
| Office asking the whereabouts of Mr..
| Berth Sherman, who, when last heard
from, was in this county. There is
valuable information awaiting him if
he will get in touch with the Pilot.
Mrs. w. H. Gould was elected pres
ident and Mrs. G. H. Wegner, secre-
tary of the joint Women's Mission
airy society of the Universalist and
Unitarian convention held in Oshkosh
last week. Both ladies are from Wau-
sau.
F. L. Hudson received a few lines
from Reid Goodrich Friday, stating
that he and wife arrived in Los
| Angeles in good shape, feeling fine,
and that they are greatly enjoying the
climate, particularly at this season of
| the year.
Mrs. Juliana Sczutkowski was placed
| under arrest Wednesday morning, on
| a charge of assault and battery upon
complaint of Mrs. Josephine LAX. The
case was put over until Wednesday
| the defendant furnishing a bail bond
| of $4,000 for her appearance for trial
on that day.
Joseph Pointak of the town of Eau
| Pleine, made his appearance in mu-
nicipal court Wednesday morning to
answer to a charge of having used
| profane and indecent language intend
| ed to cause breach of the peace. The
defendant was found guilty and served
| with fine and costs of $11.75.
Mrs Helen Bunde of the town of
| Johnson, was granted divorce during
| the past week in circuit court from
| her husband, Albert Bunde, on grounds
| of desertion and non-support. Mrs.
| Bundle has also been awarded the
| home in the above named town and
| the care and custody of their children,
seven in number.
The large meeting of ministers held
| in Milwaukee last week extensively in
| the interests of Candidate Hughes, did
not accomplish the object for which it
was called. 1t was found that senti-
ment was divided and about as many
| favored the reelection of President
| Wilson as favored the election of Mr..
| Hughes, so politics, in measure, was
| dropped.
Martin Storm of Granite Heights,
lost q valuable team of horses by
drowning in the Wisconsin river at
that place Tuesday. While engaged
in driving the team onto the ferry
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the guide rope broke and precipitated
the animals into the stream. Before
aid reached them the result was as
above stated.
Rev. Forster, late of Altheim Mo-,
and lately appointed as pastor of Trim
ity Evangelical Lutheran church, Wau-
sau, and who arrived in the city Tues
day evening, was duly installed Sun
day evening. Those officiating at the
exercises were Rev. George Schroedel
of this city, Rev. Otto Boettcher of
the town of Easton and Rev. F. H.
Rotermund of the town Of Wausau.
The matter of the Wisconsin Valley
Electric company purchasing the cleo
trio plant at Stevens Point and ex-
tending its power lines to that city, |
is still under discussion by the people |
of that city. If the present owners and |
the company. can agree on price and |
will sell, the deal will go through, |
and the Pointers say in that event, |
not only will their city be amply sup |
piled with light and power. but that !
the street railway will be extended to |
that city.
John Hendrickson was arrested and |
brought to this city Tuesday afternoon |
from the village of Unity and ar
raigned in municipal court, charged |
with having assaulted his wife, Mrs.
Lena Hendrickson, with an axe, with
intent to kill and murder her. The
defendants preliminary hearing was
set for next Thursday and his bail
bond fixed at $1,000 for his appearance
on that day. Being unable to secure
the same he will occupy a cell in the
county Jail until his next appearance
in court.
The voters, next Tuesday, will be
confronted with two forms of ballots;
one blue, which will contain the names
of all the candidates for president and
vice president, and all candidates for