Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-08-24

J. N. Manson has purchased a new
Hudson car.
The local advisory bard of the Sal
walton army met Friday evening al
the Court House.
Emil Tesch, sheriff, has purchased
the box factory at Little Chicago and
has assumed management of it.
Weather for Wausau and vicinity
Fair and somewhat warmer tonight;
Wednesday, fair and somewhat warm.
er.
Miss Margaret Ragen of Wisconsin
| Rapids, who has macy friends in
Wausau, will teach next year at Iron
Mountain, Mich, in the high school.
The Wausau local, International
Assn of Timberworkers, will meet to-
night at Kroening's hall. Ray Canter-
bury, secretary, Of Seattle, will speak
A total of $14,S1S.3O to date has
been collected by Edwin Bruss, coun-
ty clerk, from the license tax on dogs
More revenue is to come from this
source.
Several blocks of the concrete road,
from Strollers' Lane south on Grand
avenue, has been opened to public use
Another stretch will be completed
shortly.
A booster trip for the county fair
was taken Friday afternoon by a
group of local business men. Among
the places visited were Merrill ard
| Tcmahawk.
District Attorney Geo. w. Lippert is
now located in the Nicolls building,
316 Third street, having moved from
the third floor of the First National
bank building.
A meeting of farmers interested in
better livestock was held in the town
of Maine Friday evening. County
Agent F. G. Swoboda, Harry Berger
and VIM. Koch attended
The automobile of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Wilke overturned at the corner
of Seventh and Grant streets Sunday
morning. Mrs. Wilke was injured
from broken glass.
The residences of Messrs. Charles
Gilbert, Jr, V. Atherton, Wylie Samp-
son, Dr. S. NJ. B. Smith and NJ. c.
Ewing, are all progressing rapidly
and some are near completion.
There are muscallonge in Rib river
still A "musky' weighing eleven
pounds was caught near the bridge at
Marathon last week. A thirty-five
FOUNDER was caught at Knowlton re-
Gently.
Miss NJ E. Mccoy, R. N, has been
engaged by the health department as
city nurse She received her training
at st. Francis hospital, La Crosse
Miss Mccoy has already commenced
work.
The Misses Clara Machwich. OF
Wausau, Ellen Holzem, of Wausau
Lydia Strehlow of the town of Maine,
Anna Neitzke, town of Berlin, Lulu
Seidler, town of Maine, and Ella
Brehm. of Wausau, will attend the
| teachers camp at the State Fair in
Milwaukee, August 80 to Sept. 4.
Services at the First Universalist
church will be resumed On Sunday
| H.. .. j
pastor, will have returned from Glou'
cester, Mass, to which place he went
the latter part of last week to attend
celebration of the Tooth anniver-
sary of the founding of the denomina-
ton.
A reverend gentleman from Green
Bay, a representative of an orphan
and rescue home there, was in Wau-
sau last week The Chamber of Com
merce Bulletin declares at one time
'he even went so far as to claim that
he placed babies in homes in Wausau
that he never placed but which were
placed through other sources, in order
to make a showing" The man, wht
solicited funds, had no card from The
| local Chamber, of Commerce.
| Miss Fern Lambie. of Kaukauna
has been appointed teacher of Occupa
tional Therapy for Mount View Sana
torium patients. Miss Lambie will
spend ten days each month at Noun
View. and the remainder of eacf
month at River Pines Sanatorium
Stevens Point, and at Sunny View San
atorium, Winnebago. She is at Noun
View this week instructing patients IL
basket weaving. painting, and in thu
lines of decorating useful articles
leather and beadwork. While thi!
work has been taken up very recent.
BY the patients, little exhibit at TIL
county fair is planned.