Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-11-11
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

Even at the present time many are
going up north to get ready for deer
hunting.
A meeting of the Wisconsin Valley
Church club, is called for Marshfield
tomorrow.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Olden-
burg, Friday, Nov. Z, a daughter Eliz-
abeth Ann.
Mrs. ID. o. Daniels and daughter,
Louise, spent the week end at Toma-
hawk with Mrs. Daniels sister.
Tax rolls are being sent out by the
county clerk and other preparations
made for the collection of taxes in
the county.
The National Heating e Ventilating
company have moved their Offices
from 3191a Jefferson street to Ala
Third street.
The taxpayers of Marathon county
will have to raise $179, 529.76 on gen.
eral property to pay the cash. bonus
10 Wisconsin soldiers.
The annual meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held on the Goth
of November. 1t is expected that an
outside speaker will be present
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frey,
Fort Madison, Iowa, Friday, Oct 81,
daughter, Arlene Ruth. Mrs. Frey
was formerly, Miss Elsie Goetsch of
this city.
Mrs. John Heissel of San Juan, Tex
as, and Mrs. Fidel Heissel of Lemars,
Iowa, who have been visiting relatives
in the city, went to Marathon, Monday.
to visit for a few days.
A large flock of geese on the Wis
consin River near the Wausau Ice &
Fuel company's ice house, have been
attracting much attention to passers
by. for the last two weeks.
The state law now makes it COM
pulsory to have one or more public
health registered nurses in a county.
Ii is confidently expected that the
county board will arrange for two in
this county at this meeting of the
county board.
The new water main across the
Wisconsin river connecting the First
and Sixth wards, which has been in
course of construction for some time
is now completed and the fire pro-
lection to the factories in the Sixth
ward is greatly EXCHANGED.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Drown have pur-
chased the A. F. Zillmer house on
Beacon avenue, now occupied by G.. H.
Putnam, and will occupy it as their
home as soon as it is vacated. They
will sell their present home on Dick
lnson street-New London Press.
Bernhard Bronson, baritone. Wis
consin College of Music, will give a
recital Tuesday, before the Tuesday
Musical club of WauSau. Mr.. Bronson
will present virtually the same pro-
gram as that given in his recent re-
cltal here. Joseph Ekman, a former
Milwaukee musician will be his ac-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Journal.
1t seems that there are still plenty
of foxes in this county. Last week
George Hunt killed three and was only
out at intervals for two days. He
came in and secured bounty of SIS
and he will receive somewhere in the
neighborhood of 500 for the pelts
Pretty good money for two DAYS fun.
Last Wednesday evening there was
a meeting of Troop Eight of the BOYS
Scouts of Wausau, and steps taken to
secure a paid secretary for Wausau.
There were talks by A. II. thinner
man. II. G. Flieth, L. n Larson. B. A.
Benson. and Scout Commissioner.
Wakelin McNeel. Much enthusiasm
was created.
Walter Neubauer, who is with the
city electrical department. while rid
ing on his bicycle ON Thursday even
ing, came in collision with ar auto
truck of the Radiant Furniture Co. at
the intersection of Third and Scott
streets. He was thrown to the nave
ment and while he was badly shaken
up and bruised. he was not seriously
injured and was able to be about as
usual the next day.
AT Trinity Lutheran church. corner
Stewart and Fifth avenues three spec
ial services were held on SUNDAY. The
eleventh anniversary of the dedication
OF the church was celebrated al ten
o'clock in the morning The sermon
was delivered by the newly installed
pastor. Rev. E, H. Betermann. At
two O'CLOCK thanksgiving services for
the returned members who were in
military service and memorial SER
vices for those who died were held.
The Rev. r. Hudtloff. former army
chaplain was the speaker. The Rev.
George Schroedel OF lions church de-
hvered the sermon at the seven-thirtv
Q clock services at which time the