Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-07-23
SHORT ITEMS

Company C, and the 10th Infantry
band drilled at the Country club
grounds Sunday morning.
Company C and the 10th Inf. band
will depart for Camp Douglas on the
27thI over the N. w. Ry., leaving here
at 9:05.
Our VIM. K. Mitchell, who has gone
in the service in Y. M. G. A. work,
is receiving many compliments, and
is justly popular.
The family of F. C. Boyce are at
Clear Lake, near Tomahawk, for the
summer, occupying cottage Oh the
banks of that lake.
Raspberries are coming into the
city in quantities and the crop is not
bountiful one and they are selling
at 20 cents a quart.
There are now in France over one
million Americans. Three army corps
of 100000 each have been organized
from American divisions.
H. C. Berger addressed a patriotic
meeting in the town of Maine on Sun
day afternoon in the interest of the
Thrift Stamp movement.
The summer session of the Central
Wisconsin Press association will be
held at the Chain of Lakes at Wau-
paca next Friday afternoon.
A little son of Glen Douville of
Mosinee, fell and broke his arm on
Thursday. He was brought to this
city and had the fracture reduced.
The regular weekly directors meet
ings of the First National bank has
been changed from Saturdays to Fri
days, during the warm weather.
1t is reported that there are 500
cases of seditious nature being tried
in the federal court at Eau Claire
]. H. Kennedy is on the jury from this
city.
The catalog~of the State Normal
school of Stevens Point has been re-
ceived. 1t is the oath annual. The
school commences on the 10th of Sep
TENDER.
A. c. Anderson, County Food Admin
istrator, has received orders not to
issue certificates for sugar for the
Alo IS VI ACIuOAd0CJ W OAui CuCO, 1dlI
clubs, etc.
The city will place a 10000 gallon
oil tank near the pumping station. The
plans, which are being drawn by City
Engineer, B. G. GoWen, will be in read
mess soon.
Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
tons taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, GIG Mcclellan St
Phone 1871 matt
Bradley park, consisting of 100 acres
of, land on the Wisconsin river and
which controls the lake, has been pur-
chased by the city of Tomahawk foI
park purposes.
Forest Lodge No. $50 F. and A. M.
will not hold regular meetings during
July and August. A special COM
munication was held on Wednesday
evening for degree work.
Meetings being held throughout the
state by the Wisconsin Conservation
Committee the One-bucK law is strong.
ly favored as the most logical measure
for the conservation of deer.
Many of our citizens are helping
out the farmers in their harvests
| Several widows whose boys have gone
| to war have been thus taken care of
| This is certainly commendable
The official garb of the train mer
will be khaki, owing to the advance
| of blue cloth. 1t is also expected
that khaki suits will be donned by
police and firemen of our cities.
The case of Francis X. Schilling
charged with seditiOus uttePances, wa!
to have been tried at Eau Claire the
past week, but his case has been post
poned and will be tried at Lacrosse
During an electric storm at Trou
lake Monday morning, July Is, Mrs
Frank Wagner was struck by light
ming and killed. She was a guest a
the Meade cottage and was sleepins
beside her daughter, who was not in
| jured.
The government is calling fol
10000 young women to join the United
States Student Nurse Reserve, anC
hold themselves in reserve to train fol
| service as nurses. There are 1,57!
nurses training schools in the United
| States.
Miss Mabel Cook of Unity, has beer
| reappointed one of the supervisins
teachers of Marathon county; Sanders
Hoyum, Supt. of the school at Halder
was appointed in place of r. G.
MunkwitZ, who resigned to enter the
U. S. military service.
In the near future it has been
planned to hold two services every
Sunday morning at lions church
The first service will be conducted at
$3.50 o'clock and will be in the Ger
man language, while the second SER
vice will be in the English language
at 1900 o'clock.
Emil DomitZ, of the town of Harri-
son charged with having in his pos
session a part of carcass of a black
bear, shot out of season, had his hear
ing before Justice of the Peace Riley,
on Thursday morning. He plead
guilty to the charge and was fined
$4,000 and costs.
A delegation consisting of the var
ious engineers from the various dis
tricts of the state trunk highway .sys-
TENS were in the city Wednesday on
a tour of inspection. They were ac-
companied by ]. T. Donaghey of Mad
ison, maintenance engineer for the
Wis. Highway commission.
Two pike, each weighing 101h
pounds, were taken from the waters
of Sugar Camp Lake Wednesday
morning by Hans Lund, a Wausau
florist. Mr.. Lund exhibited the catch
before a large number of people in
front of the New North office Wednes-
day Observation-Disclosures New
North.
The U. S. Department of Agriculture
reports that small grains throughout
Wisconsin have filled in excellently,
but corn has been held back owing
to the lack of moisture and the cool
nights. General rains fell which
proved of great helm m all arnnS