Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-09-24
SHORT ITEMS

F. w. Genrich spoke at a patriotic
meeting held at Colby on Thursday
evening.
Many letters were received from the
bows in France the week end, bringing
cheer to the hearts of parents.
M. Bendowski was fined $500 and
costs in municipal court Saturday for
violating the rules of the road.
Sunday was one of the very fine days
of fall, having warmed up, so that IT.
was enjoyable to be out of doors.
Henry Gernetzky has been appointed
a city fireman by Chief Frank Ziels-
dorf, to assume his duties Oct. LIST.
GOOlash served every Saturday
evening at the Wisconsin House, VIM.
Lord, proprietor, 7SS Washington
ST. a12-tf.
In municipal court Friday afternoon
Louis Glass was assessed $1,000 and
costs, for driving his auto past a
street car which was discharging pas
sengers.
st. Omer Commandery, No. 10, K.
T., holds it's regular conclave on We'd
nesday evening. During the months
of July and August no conclaves were
held.
Last Friday an auto driven by Mrs.
R. H. Kelly of Schofield, and street
car came together on Chicago avenue
The result was the damaging of the
auto.
1t Eau Claire today there is a meet
ing being held to work out practical
system of cooperating with the gov
eminent in it's plan to provide for
farm homes for returning soldiers.
On the 26th of Sept, next Thurs
day, H. G. Tank will deliver an adj
dress before the American Consumers
Cooperative societies, at Springfield
He will talk on the Marketing for
Cooperative Producers"
Gustav Dallman, a young man 2s
years of age was killed at a crossing
near Unity on Wednesday. He tried
to cross the track ahead of the pas
senger and was struck by the train
He leaves wife and his parents
This makes the 7th man killed al
that crossing.
The Board of Education of this city
will hold its next meeting on the 18th
of October. 1t has been asked by the
Wausau Rotary club that the boarC
reconsider its action in reference tC
teaching the German language in oul
high school and the matter may be
considered at that meeting.
| Miss Edith Scott, aged AZ years
passed away in Chicago last Tuesday
Sept. 10th, 1918. She was daughter
Of the late Dan Scott of this city. Hell
remains were brought to this city fol
interment in the family lot. The fun
eral took place at the home of R. e
Hochtritt Saturday afternoon, the Rev
Richard Evans officiating. Deceased
had been away from the city for TWEEN
ty years.
In the case of the Builders Lumber
& Supply Co. of Wausau, VS.. Thoma:
! Cernery, the latter being the con
tractor for the paving of Forest stree
and Grand avenue, documentary evi
dence was submitted in circuit cour
Friday and arguments made. A mum
| Der of points in the case were settled
by stipulation. .Attornies for the plain
tiff and defendants are to presen
briefs at later date.
! Marshal John wager went TO Wausal
yesterday and at Schofield arrested
Hans Hanson, pretty well known here
abouts as family deserter. Hanson
was brought back here and lodged il
jail and will be taken to Shawano TO
appearance before Judge Werner
Hanson has been UP before the circui
Judge once or twice before for neglec
of family and last time was let off Oh
PAROLE Wittenberg Enterprise.
On a charge of disloyal and sedi
tious utterances George Lubanski, o
| Tomahawk, was brought to this cit.
Wednesday and taken before u.
Court Commissioner j. P. Riley, t
answer to the same. Waving
preliminary examination he was he'll
to await the action of the grand jury
His bail bond was fixed at $4,000
in default of which it was ordere
| that he be committed to the Dan
county Jail at Madison, pending whicl
the fellow is occupying cell in thi
county's lookup.
Prof. Howard Pulling of the labor
atory of the Johns Hopkins univer
sity, Baltimore, who visited his moth
err, Mrs. E. B. Pulling, departed TO
Baltimore Tuesday. We were informe
that Prof. Pulling is the man who in
spired the governments campaign TO
the collection of fruit pits and nu
shells for use in the manufacture @