Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-11
SHORT ITEMS


next Tuesday, April 18th. A call has
been issued.
The city council took an adjourn
ment last Tuesday evening to this
Tuesday evening.
The largest city in the state that
went "dry" at the recent spring cleo
ton was Superior.
Chas Cramer of Spencer, came over
to attend the meeting of the Asylum
trustees on Thursday.
WANTED-To buy a farm 40 to 120
acres. L. J. ROOD,
4-2w 14O2 Grand Ave.
~ special meeting of the direc-
tors of the Wausau Country club on
Tuesday evening quite number OF
new members were admitted.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Thompson, at Eagle
River on Wednesday. Mrs. Thompson
was formerly Miss Ivagene Parcher.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
tions taken for all magazines al low
set clubbing rates. SIC Mcclellan St
Phone 1871 MATT
The Spring Maid" a production
full of good music and dancing, was
given at the opera house on Thurs
lay evening. 1t drew large audience
all of whom were pleased with the
performance.
A big ice dam formed at Beans
Eddy, this side of Knowlton, on Thurs
day and for a time it looked as ii
something was going to happen, but
in the afternoon it broke without
doing any damage.
The circuit court for Lincoln county
commenced yesterday morning, Judge
A. H. Reid, presiding. The calendar
is a large one, there being IA Grim
inal cases; 20 Issues of Fact for
Court, and Is Issues of Fact for Court
The dates for the Lincoln county
fair have been set for Sept. 20, q
and % This is pretty late, but on
account of other fairs and the Wis
consin state fair to be held the week
before, it was thought best to hole
their fair the latter part of Septem-
Der.
Joseph Lannigan, on complaint OF
his wife on a charge of assault anC
battery, was arrested Thursday even
ing. He was brought into municipal
court the next morning, found guilty
and assessed $1,000 and costs for his
inhuman act or ten days in the county
bastile.
The case of Mike Kessler, of Most
nee, arrested and held for nOn-support
of his family, was called in Justice
Larner's court Friday morning and was
dismissed, he having relented and is
now caring for his wife and flock Of
seven children. Success to his en-
deavors.
The body of A. NJ. Pride and mum
Der of relatives and friends of Toma
hawk, passed through this city Thurs
day morning, enroute for Appleton
the former home of the deceased
where interment took place and where
a large concourse of associates anC
friends followed his remaines to then
last resting place.
The Stevens Point and superior
normal schools have been placed or
| the accredited list of the North Cen
trail association of colleges and sec
Ondary schools. The credits of the
nOrmals will thus be given equal ranl
with the colleges, and students may
take corresponding rank in the col
| leges according to their credits.
In municipal court Thursday morn
| ing Louis Wilde of the town of Stettin
| formerly arrested on statutory
| charge, underwent preliminary eX
animation and was held for trial at the
next regular term of the circuit court
A bail bond of $500 was exacted from
him for his appearance for trial OF
| that occasion, which he furnished.
At Marshfield they claim to have the
largest round barn in the world. Il
is $50 feet in diameter. 1t cost Sc, 500
and was paid for by the various breeders
associations paying $4,000; WOOD
equity bankers association, $500, anC
the citizens of Marshfield, the balance by
popular subscription. 1t will be useC
during the fairs for exhibiting stock.
RUMMAGE SALE
ST. Monica's society will hold a
rummage sale at st. James hall COM