Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-06-04
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SHORT ITEMS

Miss Mary Meadows, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Meadows of this city,
graduates from Lawrence college at
Appleton this week.
Heinrich Williams OF Marathon was
taken to Madison yesterday by Marshal
O'COnnOr, for appearance before the
grand jury for threatening the life
of President Wilson.
Don't fail to attend the demonstra-
ton of the White Sewing Machine
exhibition at Wiechmann's hardware
store, during the week. Special dem
Onstrators from the factory will be
there. advt
The Y. M. c. A. army recruiting
committee on Saturday approved of
two applications made by men here
for work in France. Final approval
from the Chicago Office is now being
awaited.
George w. Bird is now commissioned
Second Lieutenant, Field Artillery,
stationed at Camp Jackson, S. C.
Raymond r. Malone, son of Chief of
Police and Mrs. Thomas Malone, has
arrived safely overseas.
New street signs are gradually be-
ing placed on the different street in
tersections in the city, in places here
tofore without and in places of others
destroyed. When all are thoroughly
placed properly, they will be of in
calculable convenience and benefit to
the general public.
The girls declamatory contest was
held at Chippewa Falls last Friday
evening. Miss Jeanette Nequette Of
this city, representing the Stevens
Point district, was one of the nine
districts of the state taking part in
the contest. First place was taken
by Ashland, and second by Chippewa
Falls.
At the northern Wisconsin inter
scholastic tennis tournament at Stew
ems Point last Saturday, Gale Meyer,
~ot the local High school, won the
single event. In doubles the Wausau
representatives Gale Meyer and Samu-
ell Redetzke, lost out, and the Stevens
Point players came out ahead.
Gustav Sternberg of this city,
charged with making disloyal remarks
against the government of the United
States and who is under a $4,000 bond
for hearing in federal court in Madi-
son, left for that city Sunday evening
to make his appearance there before
that court and to mildly accept the
inevitable.
Rev. Louis Mansky, of Sheboygan,
has been engaged by the Bats Israelites
congregation of this city to ofIiciate
regularly in Wausau, holding his first
services at Elk's hall last Saturday
and hereafter in the same place every
Saturday. Rev. Mansky will also teach
Hebrew to the children. His family
will join him little later.
The many friends of Mr.and Mrs.
III. l.. Crandall viii regret that they
are to soon leave Wausau for Inter
national Falls, Mimi, where the form
er has accepted the position of Supt.
of the Minnesota, Dakota and West
ern II. r. Mr.. Crandall has been chief
dispatcher for the c. M. & st. Paul
road, in this city for many years. He
will depart on June Is. Mrs. Crandall
will remain several months.
Circuit court being in session again
yesterday took up the case of state VS..
John J. BoChayin, who was placed on
trial on a charge of shooting Helmuth
Evan in the town of Johnson on
Wednesday morning, April p, of this
year, during a saloon row, the defend
ants victim dying in a hospital a
few days later. Considerable time
was occupied in selecting jury, which
was finally successful late yesterday
afternoon and the trial is now pro-
crossing.