Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-07-10

Rev. Herman H. Kathmann was in
stalled as pastor of the Evangelical
Reformed church Sunday morning.
The crop outlook in Marathon
county is good. Those who went into
the country east of the city on Sun
day, say that the fields of potatoes
from here to Eland Junction are i'm
mense. The hay crop is now very
promising.
The Board of Education of the city
met last evening. 1t was voted to
paint the interior of many of the
buildings, to paint the exterior of the
Franklin building, and such repairs
on the various buildings as was
deemed necessary.
The case of Jack Kanatke of the
town of Ringle, was up in municipal
court, yesterday forenoon, being ar
rested on a charge of arson. The de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and the time
OF his trial has been postponed until
some day next week.
G. T. Edgar won the Ingraham cup
in the play at the Country club last
Saturday afternoon with a net score
of 20. E. A. Gooding was a close
second with a net score of II. The
handicaps of the men were 46 and 80,
respectively. Eighteen holes were
played.
One of the very beautiful gardens
in Wausau is that of DR.. A. H. Lemke,
on Kickbusch street. He has many
different kinds of flowers, trees,
shrubbery, fruit trees and he also has
4 fish pond that is a marvel. Dr.
Lemke takes great pleasure in his
garden and is showing visitors about
Sixteen students of the Wisconsin
university, who have completed the
study of the administration of army
stores, have been accepted in the
reserve corps of the ordinance de-
partment of the United States to be
called into service as soon as the gov
eminent needs them. George E. Bird
of this city, was among the number.
A number of new school houses are
to be built in the county this season.
One in district No. 8 and an addional
one in No. 5, town of Kronenwetter.
Towns Johnson and Berne are build
III q hC" OllC III lOWh lCAdS. 4NO.
l Halsey is building one to take the
place of that which burned recently.
No. T. Stettin, is building a new one
in place of the old.
DR.. E. d. Angel of the United States
naval reserve force and who is con-
nected with the Milwaukee navy re-
cruiting station, will be in Wausau,
Thursday and will give talks on the
navy at the afternoon sessions of the
chautauqua and will also examine APP
plicants for the naval forces. Men
accepted by him will be sent to Mil
waukee for enlistment
Fred DeVoe and family have vacat-
ed the home lately occupied by them
at els Grant street, and the house
will soon be occupied by DR.. and Mrs.
Merritt Jones; DR.. Jones having re-
Gently purchased the property. Mr.
DeVoe's mother, Mrs. o. A. DeVoe,
who makes her home with her son,
has gone to Milwaukee to spend the
summer with her daughter, but will
return in the fall. Mr.. DeVoe and
daughter, Miss Winifred, will remain
in the city. Miss DeVoe at present is
living at the home of S. M. Quaw.
Charles p. Edmonds and Arthur
Columbo left Sunday evening for Mil
waukeefl where they will take sec
ond examination for service in the
navy. The young men will probably
be sent to the Great Lakes Training
camp. Mr.. Edmonds has made appli-
cation for the yoemaB and may be
sent east for training He is The sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ed
monds to enter the service of the
United States since the outbreak of
hostilities. Thorpe L. Edmonds is
now in training for the Reserve Of
ficers' corps at Fort Sheridan.