Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-08

the condition is still bad one as the
demand for farm help is 6 per cent
more than normal
OcOnOmOWOc-Mrs. Eta Kavarsky,
IS, patient for several weeks at VALID
helm Park sanatorium, was found
hanging, She had brooded over the
death of her brother. Simon Polkan,
IA, who was shot last fall by a play
mate while they were playing in the
PolGan home Her husband, living at
Hancock, Mich, and five children re-
main. Mrs. Kavarsky's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Polkan, came here
year ago from Milwaukee, where
they are well known
Two RiVers-One of the five cavalry
troops being organized in Wisconsin
will have its quarters at Two Rivers
Picnic Hill, which has been the reCrea-
ton and beauty spot of the city, has
been taken over by the state for a
period OF years and will be used for
the home and drill grounds for the
five men will be the required quota
and the necessary enlistments have
already been completed
ShebOygan-Five young men, Frank
Czaja, Edward Bayens, Christ Horst,
John Fischer and A. Schuette miracu-
lousy escaped death when the Stude-
baker car, owned and driven by GAIA,
plunged over an embankment and into
the Sheboygan river at the Ashby
bridge on the Lower FaA5-rd. The
boys eXtricated themselves from the
automobile and swan to safety, com
ing out without a scratch.
Manitowoc The Pauly & Pauly
Cheese Co. Of this city will invade the
state of Michigan, 10 handle poultry,
cheese and cheese factory equipment.
The company has flied an amendment
to its Incorporation papers. A branch
house has already been opened at Els
canada, Mich. PauIy & Pauiy operate
q string of cheese warehouses through
out Wisconsin, with headquarters
here.
Kenosha - The motor honeymoon
trip Of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graves,
Chicago, was interrupted here when
the car in which they were riding col
lided with the touring car of Christ
Jensen of Kenosha. and was thrown
several feet. Mrs. Graves tainted and
was hurried to the Kenosha hospital
1t is believed she may have suffered
internal injuries.
Oshkosh-Having intoxicants on his
premises, contrary to the Mulberry
law, proved expensive to Gust Nau-
mer, south side saloon keeper. He
pleaded guilty in Municipal court and
was fined $3.50 and costs. He admitted
that he had ten gallons Of whisky, but
made the claim that it was part of
The stock left over when national pro-
hibition went into effect.
JanesviIle-The body of Earl Bal
lard, former soldier, killed here a few
days ago in a fall from a foundry, and
identified by his father, was declared
by the mother and sister on it's arrival
at Longmont, COL his home, not to be
their kin. The mother declared she
received a letter from Ballard in ST
Louis three weeks ago.
Madison-Senator Robert M. La Fol
lette left Madison % go to Rochester,
Mimi, to enter the Mayo hospital The
senator has been suffering from gall
stones and expects to undergo an op-
grafton there
Antigo-The Chicago & Northwest
srn railway will shortly begin its spe-
cial summer service for summer re-
sorters from this city to Marinesco,
Mich. and intervening points.
Kenosha-Charles Werve, a furni-
ture dealer here, bought the three
story Knights of Columbus building on
Main-st for $4,000 The building was
purchased in 1907 for $4,000.
RipCn-The body of Howard P.
Soule, Ripon's first casualty in the
United States navy, who died in over
seas service on Sept. 28 1918, arrived
in this city from HobOken. 1t was
taken at once to the Soule residence,
from where the funeral was held.
Mikana-Leo Meyers, school princi-
pal, drowned while enter tanning school
students at a picnic celebrating the
last day of school. He was bathing
when taken with cramps. drowning in
sight of the children. The body was
recovered.
Neenah--George Steen, IS, Mari
nette. died at local hospital just four
days previous to the date upon which
ne was to have been married to Miss
Irene Tennyson, of this city. His death
marked the fifth from typhoid fever
during the present epidemic.
Kenosha = District Attorney Peter
| Fisher. jr., has been ordered by the
state of Wisconsin to prosecute the
officials of Kenosha who are operating
automobiles belonging to the city with
out a license.
La Crosse-Fred Ferguson of Neills-
vile ruined his wedding suit on the
day of his marriage, but he rescued
the little daughter of Charles Hart.
who fell through a trap door into a
well and was laundering in ten feet
of water when the prospective bride
groom slid down a pipe and grabbed
the child
Beloft-Brill & STEERS iewelry store
was robbed of valuables amounting to
1900 Burglars smashed the plate glass
window and took their pick OF jewslry
IN display.