Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-10
Rhinelander-Men engaged in clear

Rhinelander-Men engaged in clear
ing the road development tract on the
Wisconsin river, near Biron, have
been finding exceptionally fine Indian
relics in the marsh lands. Scarcely a
day passes but two to five arrow heads
are discovered, some of them being
nearly perfect. An OK shoe, made from
wornout file, has been picked up,
This tarct was logged about forty
years ago, but it was many years be-
fore that when Indians roamed there.
Kenosha-Mrs. Elizabeth M. Moore,
widow of Col Webster Porter Moore,
willed practically 100000 to St. Mat
thew's Protestant Episcopal church.
Her will, filed for probate, leaves $751;
coo of the estate to the Kenosha hos
pital. The remainder of the $4,000
goes to the church. Thirty thousand
dollars becomes an endowment memo
rial to Elizabeth and Charles ONeill,
parents of Mrs. Moore, her brothers,
and former husband, Orlam Calkins.
Superior - Schoolmen, clergymen,
and many others are stirred over a
which makes influenza a quarantine
able disease and provides for the clos
ing of certain places to control infiuen-
"a epidemics. The complaint of the
schoolmen and clergymen is that the
proposed law would close schools and
churches, while permitting saloons.
poolrooms, cigar stores and similar
places to operate.
Madison-A university postal sta
ton, to handle the mail of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, will be establ
.lished near the campus during the
summer as branch OF the Madison
post Office. Because of the volume of
mail for the university and its stu
dents and faculty, postal authorities
decided that university station is
needed to relieve the central post
office.
La Crosse-Two La Crosse brewing
firms, the John Gund Brewing Co..
and Franz Bartl Brewing Co., will re-
sumo the manufacture of az per cent
beer, under the authority granted by
decision of federal judge in New
York. Three other brewing COM
panies are still undecided as to their
course.
Marinette - Marinette county will
adopt ten more French war orphans,
making 120 assigned to Marinette
county and taken Most of them were
been received that four of the orph-
ans adopted by people in this county
have died and substitions have been
made.
Sheboygan-Five hundred and fifty
ers' union struck, demanding an eight
hour day and more wages. One hun
dred and ninety were employed by the
American Hide and Leather Co., $50
at the Badger State Tanning Co.
Present wages are 1925 to $425 a
day.
Sheboygan-With a record of one
year in the penitentiary and several
offenses after his realease from pris-
on, Edward Luebow, "a, carpenter,
was bound over to circuit court upon
pleading guilty to burglaries, includ-
ing robberies of meat market, gro
Gerry store and two saloons.
Madison-A ten weeks course in
'"The Gasoline Automobile" which
was started in March in the Oshkosh
district by the University of Wiscon-
sin Extension division, now has 12O
persons enrolled. Weekly classes are
held in Fond du Lac, Green Bay, Man
itowoc and Appleton.
Neenah-The Neenah Building Co.,
with capital stock of 100000, will
erect thirty-fve houses suitable for
families of moderate means. The COM
pany, backed by the Neenah Civic as
ISOLATION, is designed to solve the
housing problem which threatens the
growth of the city.
ManitOwOc-TheK Knights of Column
bus decided to erect either a two or
three-stOry building for the lodge. If
the two-story plan is adopted it will
be clubhouse only and if the other
plan is adopted a business block will
be erected with the lodge hall on the
third floor.
La Crosse = Taken off a TRANSPORT
which was to carry him to the United
States, Otto c. Bauch, this city, died
in a military hospital at Brest, France.
Mr.. Bauch went with the first selec-
tive service men from La Crosse and
served with the Five Hundred Third
engineers.
la Crosse-William Doerf1inger, w.
F. Goodrich and H. H. Long have been
appointed members of a special COM
mittee to arrange the program for a
Fourth of July celebration in honor
of returned soldiers and sailors. A
fund of $4,000 is being raised for fire
works.
La Crosse = A new wage contract
was entered into between the earpen-
ters and builders. The scales is IS