Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-02-17


for postmaster to succeed A. G. Pan
kow resigned.
Mrs. George W. Lippert who had
been i'll at st. Mary's hospital with
onchial-pneumonia has returned
home very much improved.
Blackheads, pimples-Whew! isn't
she a sight-don't worry she is going
to take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea-then watch her. w. w. Albers.
]. d. Christie has accepted the posi-
ton of Superintendent of the Mara
thon County Asylum, Home and Hospi-
tai. NJ. H. Duncan who has resigned,
will depart March l.
The warm weather Of the south has
commenced to stir up old Tornado"
and old Cyclone" The former got
frisky last THURSDAY down in Mobile
and tried blowing several towns off
the map.
A. w. PTehn, who was rendered the
Office of secretary of the Marathon
County Agricultural Society, and who
took the matter under consideration
has accepted and will make the 1920
fair a hummer if the weather man will
cooperate with him.
County fairs are to held in this cir
cult as follows this year: Stevens
Point, August 18th to Goth; Wausau,
August 81 to September 3rd; Chip
pewa Falls, September 14th to 18th;
Lacrosse, September 21st to oath;
Durand, September 20 to October 1.
Further south last week robins were
looking up houses in which to live
next summer. If the robins find the
housing proposition as hard as it is
for human beings, and it is as necess-
airy to have homes for the latter, Wau-
Sau will be scarce on robins this year.
What is known as the "'Intercurch
World Movement" to raise over $1,000
600 in this country to extend the
christian religion by putting into
work more ministers and more mis-
sionaries, will commence on Washing
tons birthday and continue for four
weeks.
There was a busy lot of men not
only in Wausau but all over the state
getting corporation papers off to the
Wisconsin Tax Commissioner on Sat
urday. They had to be in his hands
by the fifteenth. 1t is necessary for
the individual returns to be made by
March 1.
The funeral OF Rev: E. A. Fuen-
stuck, was held from the Reformed
church at two o'clock p. M. Thursday,
the Rev. H. H. kaufman officiating
The pail bearers were: Rev. W. F.
Elske, Rev o. Heinsel, Martin Wohl-
slegel, Emil Zahn, Henry Rosenthal
and Richard F1atter.
Senator c. B. Bird of Wausau will
be in the city on next Monday evening
February 16 and $50 o'clock that
same evening will deliver an address
on patriotism to the members of the
Mems club of the Presbyterian church.
The luncheon will be held in the
church parlors.-Marshfield Times.
Mrs. w. F. Collins has been con-
fined to her home the past week by
the prevailing epidemic. She is i'm
proving. Mrs Collins had intended to
start for Tucson. Arizona, last We'd
nesday, to visit her daughters. The
trip had to be postponed until she is
able to travel.
Supreme Antiseptic Tooth Paste
special this week. Large tubes 4S
cents. Albers, the druggist.
L. A. Pradt has been elected an hon
orary member of the Cutler Post, G..
A. r. 1t has been his constant en-
deavor to render assistance to the
Post during his long residence here
and the veterans highly appreciate
this. Mr.. Pradt's father and brother,
Henry, both of whom have passed
away, were soldiers in the Civil War
Two of Wausau's residents, Messrs
c. S. Afford and o. Lombard, have
worked out dust removing machine
designed more especially to place in
stone crushing and cutting plants. A
| Patent has been issued these gentle
men on this machine. They claim it to
be perfect remover of dust, and
which will make those institutions
perfectly safe to work in.
Lincoln's birthday anniversary was
| observed in the public and parochial
| schools in this city on Thursday, Feb
ruary y. Patriotic exercises and talks
were given. On Friday afternoon 6
program was given at the WausaJ
Business College and the Literary So
ciety of the Marathon County Train.
ing School also presented a program
in honor of Lincoln's birthday.
This week Is national Father anC
Son week and is being celebrated b,
| the Y.MC.A throughout the United
States. Wednesday evening the annua
banquet will be given by the local Y
at the gymnasium at 6:15 o'clock
/ Judge A H. Reid and Professor C. A
Balcomb will be the principal speaker:
for the evening. Thursday will b.
"stay-together" day and Friday i:
athletic" day.
Word was received Friday Afternoon
by Mrs. A F. Rapraeger, informing he
of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Arthur Wendt of Albion. Mich, o
infiuenza-p pneumonia. Mr. wendt hay
ing died on February LIST from tn,
same cause. Mrs. Wendt'S body vii
be brought TO Ripon to be laid besid
that of her husband. Mrs. Rapraege
and daughter Edith left Saturda,
morning for Ripon TO attend the fun
eral, which was held yesterday.
The lyceum of the NJ E. church las
night was we'll attended, and yer
interesting programme was carrie
out, Music was furnished by Karl Ma
THE, and consisted of a song by Misse
Sadie Newcomb and Lolita Graffien
and selection by F. c. Dana, KaI
Ma:hie, A. V. Gearhardt and GeS
Farnham. Miss Lizzie Gooding wa
to have read paper, but Miss Hoefel
of Appleton. gave recitation insteas
that was enthusiastically receivel
The news of the week. by Miss Net
tie Swope. was followed by the discus
sion OF the evening. Resolved ths
the memory of Lincoln is deserving
greater honor than the memory
Grant - IOhn Erpay-S 70 shn a