Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-02-13
SHORT ITEMS

Mems club OF the Methodist church
Sunday noon.
w. o. Troyer, newcomer to Wau-
sau, has taken charge of the Majestic
moving picture house.
A man by the name of Fred Mon
deik was found frozen to death near
Doering on Sunday, Feb. 4.
E. E. Johnson, DIR. L. A. Zemke and
DIR. S. M. B. Smith spoke at the Y. M.
C. A. meeting Sunday afternoon.
The Wisconsin Retail Lumber Deal
ers' association is to hold a meeting
in Milwaukee. Feb. 10th to 22d.
At the annual meeting of the Ste
vens Point Fair association held on
Wednesday, Irving S. Hull was elect
ed president
The largest load of logs hauled this
season is reported at Ladysmith-
$4,000 feet. 1t must have been hauled
on a down grade.
Mrs. Barbara Van Hecke of Stevens
Point died on Jan. Both. She was
born on the 25th of June, 1927. She
was the mother of John Van Hecke
of Merrill.
The National Brewing company of
Stevens Point, has made an assign
ment, with liabilities amounting to
$4,000. The company was incorpor-
ated nine years ago.
Mrs. D. L. Plumer has been con-
fined to her home by illness during the
past four weeks. She is now GONZALES
cling and her many friends hope to see
her around again as usual.
If your hair is getting thin and you
are troubled with dandruff or itching
scalp, get so cents worth of Partisan
Sage of w. w. Albers. This prevents
badness and keeps the scalp clean.
William Barden and Charles Spen-
Ger of Norrie, were brought before
Justice Larner Thursday on a charge
of malicious destruction of property.
Each was fined $500 and costs, total
ing $4,000.
A woodsman by the name of Bruce
futile, committed suicide in a shack
on the sugar camp road near Rhine
lander, on Wednesday. He was 81
years old and made his headquarters
in Rhinelander.
The Second Wisconsin Regiment,
w. N. G., left Texas Wednesday for
Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, and the boys will
soon be in their homes again. The
Marshfeld and Rhinelander companies
are in the Second.
The Rhinelander Publishing COM
pany will start a daily edition-start
ing in March. The company publishes
republican paper, and backed by
the wealthy men of Rhinelander,
should prove a success.
Mrs. Minnie Sauter was granted
divorce from her husband, Edward
Sauter, in circuit court on Thurs
day afternoon. The grounds being
cruel and inhuman treatment. Prop
erty division to be acted on later.
The county bonds for the county
sanatorium, amounting to $20,000.00,
were sold to Jacob Gensmann on Fri
day, he being the highest bidder. They
draw per cent interest, and Mr..
Gensmann gave premium of $67S00.
At the annual meeting of the Far
mers State bank of Mosinee held last
Friday, the following directors were
elected Frank Zell, w. E. Hudtioff.
John Wachtl, Geo. Robicheau, Harry
~Hanowitz, ]. Hanus and Frank Bra
bant.
Mrs. Catherine Tetzlaff has begun a
suit in circuit court for a divorce
from her husband, Michael Tetzlaff
hC P1dinIlA dlSO e1Sho LII NAiC Nc1l Z
and custody of their two minor chill
dren and an allowance for their sup
port and education.
Feb. 10Th is the SD anniversary of
the order of the Knights of Pythias
and it will be observed by Marathon
Lodge of this city There will be work
in the degrees and a play Friend
ship" enacted. A feature will be
banquet and smoker.
The dates of the Marathon county
fair have been changed from the first
week in Sept. to the last week in Au-
gust. The change was made to &C
commodate the Stevens Point Fair as
sociation, as there was another fair in
Portage county at Amherst the same
week.
Marathon county has come off vic
torious in another contest. At the
grain show in Madison, six prizes were
won by our farmers. Those winning
were: Ed. Whitmore, town of Wau-
sau; Fred He'll, of Fleith; Henry
Ventzke, Wausau, and NJ L. Olson, of
Mosinee.
A man trying to reach home through
the snow drifts, near Neillsville, was
found frozen on the morning of Feb.
Sd. He had been working in a log
ging camp and owing to illness in his
family, he went as far as Neillsville
and from there attempted to walk the
balance of the way.
Messrs. Wilson, Laut and Convey, of
the Wilson Mercantile company of
Wausau, were here this week making