Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-10-07
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

r. H. Johnson has been confined to
bis home the past week.
Wanted-First class floor moulders.
Lake Shore Engine Works, Marquette,
Michigan. o72w
The state w. C. T. U. convention
was in session at Oshkosh on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Archie Towle, who has been in
France with the A. E. F. has just re-
turned to this country.
Mrs. Ella Hotchkiss, of Sheboygan
Falls, formerly of this city, recently
passed away in that city.
Edward Baerwald, who has been off
on a vacation of two weeks is again
back on the police force.
Irving d. Peters will open an Office
for the practice of his profession
optician, in Grand Rapids.
The Town Line road which is being
improved is not yet completed and the
detour via Kelly still has to be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Dawley have
moved in their home recently pur-
chased of w. H. Nablo, ON McIndoe
street.
Cincinnati has won it's fourth game
in the world series of base ball games.
1t is the belief that it has the pennant
cinched.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Curtis who were
in New Lisbon the week end, will
return to Wausau today. The trip is
being made by auto.
Another one of Uncle Sans big pay
days comes on October Is. Then you
again will have. an opportunity to
clip your Liberty Bond coupons.
A Business Woman's club is being
organized in Wausau, and soon those
women who are in any line of bus.
mess will have club, in which will
be discussed matters of vital interest
to all concerned.
The concrete road from the city
limits to Rothschild, is now laid to
the south hill in Schofield. 1t will
be completed by the 1st of November,
from the city to Rothschild, eighteen
feet wide.
E. Z. Good and d. w. McKercher
of Minneapolis; G. M. Hill, Grand
Rapids; ]. l.. Sell and l.. H. Cook has
signed the articles of incorporation of
the Star Manufacturing Co., of Wau-
sau, for the manufacture of the
Star Milking Machine Capital stock,
81 100000.
Marathon County Chapter of the
American Red Cross, central division
met at the Wausau Club for luncheon
today, which was followed by a con-
ference in the afternoon. l.. M. Cohn
of the Civilian Relief Department of
the division was present and con-
Quoted the meeting
Paving brick arrived Wednesday
night and contractor, Carl Lott is very
busy completing the block on Scott
street There will be no difficulty
now in finishing up the streets, which
have been placed in readiness for the
brick-Scott, between Fifth and Sixth,
and Fourth between Scott and Wash
ington; Jefferson, between Third and
First streets. 81
wizard RANT, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. E. Plant, who reside on the
Sturgeon Eddy road, early Friday
morning, was knocked from his bicy-'
Gle by being struck by the OSWALD
delivery car, driven by Harold Crooks,
and he sustained a fracture of the
right thigh bone. The injured boy is
IL years old. He was taken to the
Wausau hospital where the fracture
was reduced.
Game Warden Foster of Marathon
county, in company with his deputy,
had a narrow escape from being in
stantly killed. They were returning
to Wausau from Mcmillan and were
riding a hand car. When near Staadt,
going around curve, a time freight,
only short distance ahead, hove in
sight. The two men jumped from
the car and while attempting to move
it from the track, the car was struck
by the engine and hurled over the
embankment. The men were not hit
but in the mixup both received some
bad bruises. 1t came near being the
death of two game law officials
Colby Photograph.