Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-19
SHORT ITEMS


Dolly Dimple," Paul Kickbusch's
horse, trotted in Milwaukee last
Wednesday.
M. P. Towle, of this city has pur-
chased the farm of S. w. Whitehouse,
near Birnamwood.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
is making arrangements to place all
of it's wires and cables under ground
at Merrill.
]. P. Ford is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends over the
arrival of a daughter at his home on
Wednesday.
Burt Williams, democratic candidate
for governor of Wisconsin, spoke at
the Stevens Point fair on Thursday,
on Good Roads and Good Farming"
The C. & n. w. R. R. will put on
another train a day from Eland to
Shawano. This will materially i'm
prove conditions from Wausau to lake
points.
James McHugh, an early Wiscon-
sin river pilot, died in Stevens Point
recently He made eighty-nine trips
to the Gulf of Mexico during his
career as a pilot.
The county fair at Amigo, is now
in progress and will continue until
Friday 1t is only couple of hours
drive by automobile across the coun-
try and many of our people should at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fay of Milwau-
kee, are the parents of a baby girl
born September 9Th. She has been
named Elizabeth Aileen Fay. The
mother was formerly Elizabeth Plantz
of this city.
Frank Love and. Russell Moen, of
the post office force at Stevens Point,
have gone up to Lac Vieux Desert and
will start from there on a canoe trip
down the Wisconsin river. They hope
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The Central Wisconsin Teachers as
| ISOLATION will be held in Wausau on
the 18th and 14th days of October.
The program is now being arranged
and will include some of the best
| speakers in the state on school mat
| tiers.
Crosby Grant, who lived in Stevens
Point for many years, and who was
we'll known here, is seriously i'll in St.
Michael's hospital, Stevens Point, with
heart trouble. He has been living in
Karmen, N. D., for many years.
Gottlieb Hartig of the town of
Frankfort, arrested on a charge of as
sault with intent to kill his son, and
whose case was pending in Justice
Larner's court from time to time,
came to an abrupt termination at his
hearing in said court Wednesday. The
case was dismissed on grounds Of no
cause for action.
Wholesale prosecutions of BARRIERS
is indicated by the barber board from
a list of secret inspections which have
been made in many cities of the state
during the past few weeks. Among
which are the hot towel applications
to the face before welding the razor.
The investigation was started as the
result of outbreaks of BARRIERS itch
in many cities.
The Y. M. C. A. management is bus
lily at work, restoring the wrecked
heating plant in it's building on the
early morning of the 18th inst. and
usual by the end of the week or about
the first of the next following. The
damage was greater than at first in
Dictated and takes considerable more
time for REPAYMENT than formerly an
ticipated.
The contractors for the paving of
Forest street are still industriously
engaged in pouring and making the
concrete foundation on Forest street,
and hope to have that job completed
before the end of the week. Wet
weather has somewhat interfered with
the work and in delaying it's earlier
completion. AS soon as the founda-
ton sets properly brick laying will be-
gin and will be rushed to early COM
pletion.