Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-16
The HiY Ministries will be given at
the High school Wednesday afternoon.

L ne f1l-i ulluSLIelS Will De given di
the High school Wednesday afternoon
A son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Anderson on Monday, Dec. 18th
1919.
There are two cases of the flu at
| Merrill. Wausau has none-but let us
rap on wood.
The condition OF Charles E. Turner
remains about the same as it has been
! for a week past.
Mrs. John Mullen has purchased the
residence in which she now resides
6l2 LaSalle street.
The ice in the river is foot thick
all fine, white ice. Looks good for
cheap ice next year.,
w. Z. Dodge was elected director
of the American National bank at a
meeting held last Saturday.
H. G. Flieth of the American Nation
al Bank, who has been confined to his
home by illness since last Thursday
is able to be at the bank today.
Wausau may have one of the regi-
Guard. There are three other cities
ahead of Wausau. If one fails to
qualify, Wausau will be in it.
F "A. Hathaway associate state sec
rotary OF the Y. M. G.. A. and j. H.
Wones, state boys work secretary,
spent two days in the city the past
week in the interest of the boys camp
on Boulder Lake, Camp Manitowish.
The Central Wisconsin Poultry
Breeders association will hold a poul-
try show in this city, jan 14-18, at
Eagles hall At The same dates the
State Cornish will also meet here E.
H. Monilaw of Cedar Rapids, Ia, will
be the judge.
Wakelin Mcneil, county Y. NJ. C. A.
secretary spoke to a large group of
boys Sunday afternoon at the Y on his
experiences as Y secretary in
France. He showed number of pic
lures which were taken in Scotland,
England and France
The passenger train which passed
down the c. & \. w. Ry. Sunday night
was wrecked near Milwaukee. Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Edgar and Mrs. Frank
Daniels and little daughter of Wausau
were on the train but were not in
jured. There were about a dozen per-
sons badly injured.
The Mission which was held at ST.
Mary's church the past two weeks,
closed Sunday afternoon at three o.
clock with a sermon. The mission,
which was conducted by the Rev. FIR
Stephen of Milwaukee and the Rev.
FIR TheOphilus of st. Anthony's mon
astery of Marathon, was we'll attended
and proved a success.
Tomorrow is the day when the world
is coming to an end-so it has been in
timated. Do not be misled. Get up
early-say five o'clock, and take a
look at the five or six planets, all in
a row. You will not witness such
sight again in 1000 years; build up
your fires and warm your house for
the scientist may be mistaken.
Miss Hazel Manning of the state
university spent the past week in the
county assisting home demonstration,
Miss Mary A. Brady in holding meet
ings and organizing clubs. Tuesday
afternoon Miss Manning gave an in
teresting talk before the ladies of Ed
gar on Good Taste in Dress" The
same afternoon Home Demonstration
club was organized by Miss Brady
for Edgar and vicinity. Wednesday
afternoon Miss Manning talked before
a group of ladies at the home of Mrs.
A. F. Harter at Marathon Thursday
morning she gave an address at the
vocational school on Good Taste in
Dress" In the afternoon she spoke
before the Home Demonstration club in
the town of Texas held at the home of
Mrs. Chas. Reyie. At this meeting she
gave a very interesting talk on "Ac-
cessories of Ores" Friday afternoon
she addressed group of ladies at the
school at Schofield on what is Good
in Dress"