Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-01-22

Ole Biller, who has been at the hos
pital for some time, is not as well to-
day.
The primary election for candidates
| for assemblyman of the second district
week from today.
The Armenian and Syrian relief
fund has reached the sum of $4,000.
| Those wishing to add their mite should
get in touch with J. N. Manson.
Mrs. Minna Fraenkel, mother of
Robert Franekel, S04 LeMessurier
| street, was taken suddenly i'll on
Saturday. She is now improving.
The new cooperative health labora-
tory will occupy the offices in the city
hall vacated yesterday by the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Central
| Wisconsin Traffic bureau.
A fire at Culver Military Academy,
at Culver, Ind, the other day, des-
troyed all of Jennings Alexander's
citizens clothes. which were stored
in the part Of the building destroyed.
Fred Paulus of the town of Wausau,
has filed his papers as a candidate
for assemblyman for the second dis
trict of this county on the republican
ticket.
Lieut. Talbot Montgomery and
another lieutenant in his camp are
two selected men for months at
tendance at the machine gun school
at Camp Upton, Long Island, N. ].
The First Marathon county board of
examiners has adjourned until Thurs
day next, having been able to catch
up for the first time in many weeks
of continuous work. The second dis
trict examiners are still trying to
reach the end.
Directors of the Wausau Brewing
company elected Saturday evening:
Fred Krause, A. F. Marquardt, Otto
Zahn, Reno Zahn, John Jaeger, Jo-
seph Ripczinski,eJohn Heinrichs, Rob-
ert Fechtner and August Klug. Of
ficers 10 be elected later.
The saloons Of the city have two
and a half closing days next week
Sunday morning, Monday and Tues
day, the two latter being fuel con-
servation day and election day, which
latter happens to fall at this particu-
lar time and on this distressful oc-
casiOn.
August Schultz waived preliminary
examination in municipal court Sat
urday afternoon on a charge of con-
tributing to delinquency and was held
for trial in circuit court. His bail
bond was fixed at $780, Ruth Lam
phier was also held for trial on
similar charge, her bail bond being
placed at $780,
There was a meeting of the pastors
and teachers of the parochial and
Sunday schools of Wausau at lions
school house last evening. The rea-
son for the meeting was to discuss
the purpose of the Thrift and Savings
stamps and how they are to be sold.
About thirty were present. Another
meeting will be held next week.
William Cross, alias William Ryan,
and other aliases, recently arrested in
this city and held on charge of hav-
ing burglar tools and big revolver
in his possession, and who was be-
lieved to be a pal of the fellow who
while ago ROBBED Nick lenders safe,
was later identified by a sheriff from
the state of Iowa, as wanted in Des
Moines in answer to a charge of muir
der. 1t is alleged Cross has served
terms in several prisons and has a
long criminal record.
Clifford Willard Lille, son of Will
lard Lille, Elcho, Wis, successfully
passed the initial examinations for en-
trance in the navy as an apprentice
seaman, at the Milwaukee recruiting
station. On account of the crowded
conditions at the training station,
young Lille has been sent home await
ing orders, which may be issued within
the next few weeks. Then after five
or six months of intensive training,
he will go aboard one of Uncle Sans
| battleships. The training station is
| located at Great Lakes, Ill.
The teachers institute conducted at
| the Athens High school last Saturday
was a success in every way. Address
es were given by County Supt. j. E.
| Giessel, Prof. John F. Sims of the
| Stevens Point normal. and c. V. La
| Duke of the Athens High school. G. B.
Bird, who was also scheduled to
speak, was unable to be present, and
his address was read to the institute
goers. Every teacher in attendance
who had not already Joined the Red
Cross, became a member on Satur-
day. and it was also found that the
majority of them had liberty bonds
The next county institute is SEIZED
uled for Spencer Saturday OF this
week.