Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
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thern Michigan hunting deer.
The Federated Charities viii hold
its annual meeting this evening at the
court house.
1000 balloons free to boys and girls,
Saturday, Balloon Day, at Wiech-
mann's Pharmacy. adv.
]. P. Young is row in Marshfield,
having charge Of The candy kitchen in
Graubsch's store.
The Mems club of the Methodist
church was addressed by c. G. Kruger
Sunday noon. His subject was Fore
sight"
Next Sunday evening there will be
UGion Young Peoples service at the
Presbyterian church at $50 o'clock.
Gerald Hyde will lead.
The Wisconsin soldier vote was very
evenly divided between Wilson and
Hughes. The president receiving
majority of one vote. Philip re-
ceived 1861, and Williams, 661.
AL. Telling of Wausau, who has been
working as harness maker in Gunder-
sons shop for several years, last week
quit there to work in a harness shop
at Glidden.-W ittenberg Enterprise.
"Well, Uncle Josh, elections over,
and | guess the country's safe"
Dunno bout that, by heck! Cord
in to the news from the back deestric's
they may beat 81 Goble fer hog con-
stable Wit"
Mrs. Minnie Sauter has filed papers
in circuit court for divorce from her
husband, Edward Sauter, the care and
custody of their minor child and a div
ision of their property. The complaint
charges cruel and inhuman treatment.
Madame Medina teaches a limited
number of earnest vocal, or language,
French, Italian and German pupils.
Address S13 Franklin street, or phone
1862, that she may call. Circu-
lars. adv. n2lm5
Mrs. Martha Hintz, who has made an
application in circuit court for di-
vorce from her husband, Otto Hintz
and whose case was before Judge Reid
Saturday, has been taken under adj
visement by the court, decision to be
rendered later.
A suit has been begun in munich
pal court by Mrs. Frances Mayer for
a divorce from her husband, Joseph
Mayer, on grounds, the complaint all
leges, of cruel and inhunan treatment,
non-support and other vile and dis
reputable actions.
Otto Eggebrecht of this city, who
attends the River Falls Normal school,
is captain of the normal team, and
Friday they won the ate normal
school championship. Eegebrecht did
some very fine playing and was the
star of the game played with Milwau-
kee on Friday, resulting in a score of
% to in favor of River Falls.
Suit has been commenced in cir
cult court by Mrs. Katherine Suchow-
ski for a divorce from her husband,
Ted Suchowski, the complaint alleg-
ink cruel and inhuman treatment and
non-support. An absolute divorce is
asked for by the plaintiff, the care
and custody of their three children and
justifable support.
A number IF hotel keepers of the
northern and central part of the state
met at the Hotel Bells in this city Fri
day for the transaction of some i'm
portant business pertaining to the
travelling public, and themselves as
we'll. Nothing in particular, however,
was accomplished at said meeting, ow-
ing to the absence of some of the most
important advocates of the movement.
consequently an adjournment was had
until a later date.
The members of Deer Foot Lodge,
who spent about ten days in the vicin
ity of Lake Marian, near Star Lake,
each bent on securing his share of
coveted venison, have all returned
home during the past week, and each,
with one or two exceptions, having
secured, according to the law of the
land, his one buck victim and accom-
panying him to the city as an indis-
putable mark of his prowess in that
line of game. B. F. Wilson brought
down the rear of the lodge Friday
evening with fine young buck to his
credit.
On the night of the election candi-
date for one of the county offices III
the court house and who had not con-
tributed a penny towards his own or
his party's campaign, with pencil and
paper in hand, conspicuously divided
his time that evening between the
democratic and republican headquar-
tiers, where returns were being re
ceived, anxiously figuring and figuring
the reports from each ward, village
and town in the county, in hopes OF
figuring himself in as victor before
retiring for the night. Alasl All his
homes were blasted