Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-01-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

The weather bureau says ''fair and
colder tonight, increasing cloudiness
Wednesday"
This Tuesday evening at the bank,
the annual meeting of the First Ma
tional Bank will be held at o'clock.
The annual meeting of the American
National Bank will be held this even
ing, 1880 o'clock at its banking rooms.
The stockholders of the Wisconsin
Valley Trust Company will hold their
annual meeting tonight at the com
pany's offices.
Fred Geisel and family have moved
from 141S Grand Avenue to the flat
over the Northern Wisconsin Sales
company, 40 Third street
The noon luncheon of the Wausau
Rotary club has been postponed until
Monday the 18th of jan when Dist.
Gov. Chaddick of Minneapolis will be
present.
The Federal Prohibition Commits
sioner and the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue have requested that
Sunday, Jan. 18th be observed as Law
and Order Sunday.
Advance in price of magazines
scheduled to take place soon. Take
advantage of present rates and order
now. Blanche Armstrong, SIG Nc
Clellan street. Phone 1911. J13-tf
1t has been decided not to hold a
corn and grain show in Wausau this
year This has been an annual event
for several years, il charge of the
bankers of our city.
The following cases were reported
to Health Officer C. d. Partridge the
past week. Four cases of chicken
pOX, four of small pox, four of measles
and two whooping cough.
A team belonging to Adolph Holup
ran away yesterday. They started
near the city hall and ran east on
Washington street turning up against
a lamp post, doing but little damage.
Nathan Heinemann and Miss Ger
trude now have rooms at the Hotel
Bells. The flat in which they were
residing, corner of Third and McClel-
Ian street having been purchased by
the Marathon Motor Car Co.
The weather the past week has been
really enjoyable. The real cold
weather was side tracked and showed
off towards the Attic circle while the
balmy air intended for the tropics
seems to have paid Wausau a visit
Judge A. H. Reid who has been in
Milwaukee the past week trying the
StapletOn case will perhaps return The
latter part of the week as the case
will be finished by that time. Judge
Reid will hold court in Rhinelander
next week.
One of the most mysterious cases in
the state is that of DR.. j. A. Frueden-
berg, charged with the death of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Nettie DUTIES
who passed away several months ago
under very suspicious circumstances
at Markesan.
The annual meeting of the Central
Wisconsin Traffic Association will be
held at the Wausau Club Tuesday
evening, Jan. 9th at which time a
dinner will be given following which
James Clarke Jeffrey of Chicago will
deliver an address.
The sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals during the Christmas season
was very satisfactory. The receipts
for this year were $1S49.14, the total
receipts being more than $4,000
more than was raised in 1917. The
total raised by the public and paro-
chial schools were $455.91.
Mrs. F. l.. Hudson was called to
Mauston, Saturday by the death of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. L. Marvin,
who suddenly passed away Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Hudson will leave this
evening to attend the funeral which
will be held Wednesday. Mrs. Marvin
was we'll known in this city having
visited at the Hudson home several
times
The Ninth annual meeting of the
Central Wisconsin Poultry associa-
ton will be held Jan. 14-1S inclusive,
at Eagles hall. A large number OF
entries have been made. e. d. Moni-
law of Cedar Rapids, Ia, will De the
Judge. The State Cornish will hold a
meeting on the same dates and place
and will have a new breed of birds on
exhibition.