Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-05

The Tomahawk Machine Gun COM
} pany is now on its way to France.
/ The warm weather since the middle
of February has been a great fuel
saver.
More of the present weather will
bring out the street sweepers and
| sprinklers.
Furniture repaired and uphol-
| stored. kiefer Furniture Co., Tele-
| phone. l5U9. adv tt.
Crosswalk puddles during the past
week have been a menace to rubber
less pedestrians.
AS usual this time of the year. it is
| tough sleighing on our bridges. with
the snow all melted off.
Among the Wausau boys who have
safely arrived in France is Clarence
Bernhard. He departed from here
last October
The schools, picture shows, bowling
alleys, ETC., were closed the past week
| in Tomahawk on account of an cpl
demic of diptheria.
George Trettin of the town of Wau-
sau is the owner of 16A horse pow
er grist mill, with 16-incn burrs and
he is doing good work.
The state meeting of mail carriers
will be held in this city July and 5.
Delegates are now being elected to
attend the meeting here.
Miss Blanche armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG Mcclellan st.
Phone 1911 Matt
E. Bethe, the sign painter, is re-
lettering the signs on the show win
dows of the National German Ameri-
can bank to the National American
bank according to late designation.
The snow and ice roads in the coun-
try are still fine for teaming. In the
city, especially on the streets and
bridges, they are as bare of the Slip
perry article as the lower limbs of
Highlander piper.
Arrangements are now being made
in Wausau, as we'll as throughout the
entire country, for the next liberty
loan campaign. j. F. Bacon, district
organizer has been in the city for the
past few days to this end.
In circuit court Tuesday afternoon.
John Genrlch was granted a divorce
from his wife, Johanna Genrich. The
court approved the division of the
property as agreed upon between the
parties Herewith connected
John Kummerow has applied for a
divorce from his wife, Emelia Kum-
merow in circuit court during the
past week; the complaint alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment. Judge
Reid will decide the case later.
The j. M. Kuebler Co.'S plant is in
full operation again, since its recent
destructive visit of large chuncks of
IRON from a neighboring establish
ment, and is doing it's usual amount
OF manufacturing of SASH doors and
interior finish as though nothing han
pened
One of the accomplishments report
ed in "do your bit" in the war work.
and one which has caused some
excitement in Red Cross circles
was the knitting of a pair of
socks by Hon. w. F. LaDu, pres
ident of the Red Cross chanter
OF Mosinee. Now, it is I'M tn
l.. A. Pradt, president of the Red
Cross chapter of Wausau, to 60 him
one better, by knitting a sweater or
two pairs of socks.
Horny WoIIon
Quoted before Judge Reid in this CITY.
thursday evening on a charge of the
larceny of watch and plead guilty
10 the charge. The Judge gave him
sentence of six months imprison-
ment In the Lincoln county iail at
Merrill, and also ordered, that dur
ing 5uch term the prisoner be fur
nlshed employment by the sheriff of
mat county and to collect his wages
Should he become intoxicated during
his jail term he is to be more severely
punished
The committee appointed by the
Marathon County Council of Defense
consisting of B. F. Wilson. M. G.. Ew
ing and Mrs. j. M. Lull, is to investi-
gate the cooperative delivery system.
IS entering upon its work with vim.
y. +. Babbitt, federal food admins
traitor for this county and C. S. Dern-
Dach, president of the Wausau Service
Co., are OF the opinion that there should
be full cooperation, of all merchants
IN inns movement and unless there is !
IL cannot hope to be the success it
should be.
The Central Wisconsin Poultry as
soclation, is engaged in promoting the |
raising of more thoroughbred poultry
IN this county. 1t has planned to di-
vide the county up into sections: to
o1fer prizes for the best articles. writ
ten by students of the schools, on
why thoroughbred Poultry Should
be Bred More Generally on Farms in
Marathon County" The articles are
to be sent to County Superintendent