Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-10-03
SHORT ITEMS


is in a critical condition and not eX
pected to recover.
Up to within a week ago the foliage
on our trees remained green, but the
past week the leaves have turned yell
low and commenced to fall off.
The supper given by st. Martha's
guild last Tuesday evening in the din
ing room of Guild hall was largely at
tended and was a very pleasant af-
fair.
Merrill is to have new factory.
That city has purchased the Solum
shoe factory at cost of $4,000 and
it will be converted into an underwear
factory.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip
tons taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. SIG Mcclellan st.
Phone 1871. n24-tf
Bears seem to be about in consid-
cradle number this year. One was
killed near Marshfield the other day,
and another in Clark County which
weighed $50 pounds,
Heavy frosts are not an uncommon
thing in this section now. On Thurs
day night we were visited by one that
just knocked the green out of the foil
age in double quick time.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Cooperative Packing company will
consider increasing it's capital stock
from $250,000 to $350,000. The vote
will be taken on the 10th of October.
Quite a number of trees have been
cut out of the lawns in our city the
past week. Wausau is becoming
veritable forest and more will have
to be cut in order to get rid of damp
ness.
A lady visiting friends, says, "Par-
isian Sage is the best hair treatment
| ever used. 1t keeps the scalp clean,
I prevents hair falling and stops itch
ing" W. W. Albers sells it on money
back plan.
Anderes & Sons of Wausau, are
pushing the work on George B. Mel
sons new residence at Clark and
Division streets. The foundation is
Dullt and the laying of the first floor
tlmbers was begun Monday.-Stevens
Point Journal.
Geo. st. Clair, who lives on a farm
near Eagle River, raised 200 bushels
or potatoes the past season on one
acre OF ground. 1t is to be regretted
that he did not have several thousand
acres planted. The potatoes grown
were Bliss Triumphs.
Attorney General W. C. Owen gave
out last Thursday, as his opinion to
the state tax commission that the
Y. M. c. A. buildings and other prop
erty owned by charitable. benefcent.
religious or educational interests. are
exempt from taxation.
CHARLES Mcleod appeared before
Judge Marchetti Friday on a charge
oI drlVlng his auto without a tail
hght. He entered a plea of guilty
ana the court subjected him to a fine
OF $1,000 and costs, which he paid. a
sadder but wiser man.
Inc local celebration of the Jewish
New Year commenced on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 26th, at sun down and
continued until Thursday evening at
sun down. The stores of Heinemann
BROS, the Fair, Silberstein shoe store
the Bargain store and the Hub were
closed on the latter day.
Al the meeting of the republican
state central committee held in Mil
Ndukee on Tuesday an organization |
was perfected with George A. West |
90 CHAIRMAN, Z. w. Frazer, secretary. |
1iu r. w. Rogers, treasurer. Walter |
d, Helnemann of this city was select
Gu 10 mead the executive committee
MRS. Ida Knoll of the town of Nc
nlIlan, recently arrested on a charge |
" selllhg intoxicating liquor without |
incense, whose examination was most |
poneu until last Thursday. appeared |
III court Thursday, was found guilty |
anu a tine of $4,000 and costs was as
iy paid. NH as ~ oiiip'
me teachers of industrial schools
- tne Wisconsin river valley will
III stevens Point on the 21st |
VI october. About so will be
+, eSent from Wausau, Merrill Rhine
pae'sI' amigo, Stevens Point. Grand |
iNapIuS, and Marshfield. Three meet
SO were held last year, at Marsh
~ "ausau and Grand Rapids. and
III Ct VIII probably be held this wear.
MdA and John Urmanski of Wau-
n nau: were brought into Justice Lar
neI court Wednesday afternoon on
nag es OF having recently been en-
9 G1 In hunting rice hens on Lake
=" acsaa. Upon the conclusion of the
tsestihony and arguments Mr.. Larner
decided that the Interpretation of the
.@M N TINS instance was too compli-
Caled Ior his decision, hence he con-
= TO refer the matter to Judge a.
o. held OF the Marathon county cir
cunt court for his onin;on - +l.r