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

DOTH 10 MT. ana MIS-. vi. X. BeeDG,
at the Wausau hospital Friday, a
daughter.
The regular meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will take place on the
l4th day of June
Mrs. r. c. Deutsch who was recently
taken to st. Mary's hospital for treat
ment, is improving.
The fish train on the ST. Paul road
is is thought would be installed the
latter part of the week.
The Tenth Infantry band gave a
concert at the Fair grounds Sunday
afternoon. which was largely attended
The Wisconsin Box company has
started up its box factory which has
been closed down since the strike pc
gan.
The Chicago and n. w. Ry has COM
menced shipping coal and propose
storing $4,000 tons for its Ashland
division
The past week the sidewalk at Fred
Brands place. Ala Third street was
dug out for storage purposes and a
new walk Idld.
Many MasOns attended the meeting
of the lodge at Mosinee on Thursday
evening. Norman Stone took the NJ
NJ. degree that evening.
A class of eight boys and girls
were confirmed at lions church Sun
day evening at S:45 O'Clock by the
Rev. George c. Schroedel.
The Wisconsin Valley Electric COM
pany has commenced the work of lay
ing brick between the rails of its
street railway track on Third street.
Senator c. B. Bird spent the latter
part of the past week in ST. Mary's
hospital where he passed through a
nasal operation. Mr. Bird is now at
home and recovering.
Lawrence l.. Hale, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. ]. Hale of the town OF
Plover died at his home Sunday
morning from ptomaine poisoning,
following ten days Illness.
The rain predicted for yesterday af-
ternoOn and last night by the weather
bureau die. not materialize. While a
little over 4 half inch fell Sunday, il
is far short of what we should have.
The annual meeting of the members
OF the Neal Brown Lodge which was to
have been held last Saturday was
postponed until a later date. Espec-
tally when trout fishing is better.
Rev. Z. c. Grauer, Frank Ritter and
Rev. G. F. SchuetZe will go TO Mil
ODD
cOnsin district Evangelical Synod
9-I4
Rev VIM. J. Taylor o. the First
Universalist church of this city de-
livered the baccalaureate address tC
the graduating class of the Stevens
Point Normal school on Sunday after
noon
Postmaster Richard Il. Runke OF
Merrill. has resigned. the same tC
take effect at once. He HIS been
postmaster for seven years and his
present term would not expire until
one year from next September He
will devote his time TO law and in.
SuranCe.
The Illness was caused by the youns
mans eating sausage al the tamil,
table. The deceased was IS years old
and since his graduation from higf
school has been assisting his father
on his farm. He was married 10 Mis-:
Ethel V. Barker in November. 1915
Grand Rapids Tribune
At meeting of Lysander Cutler
Post. G. 4. r.. held Saturday. resolu
tons were passed extending thanks {,
the Tenth Regiment Band. Ladies
Auxiliary of the G. A. f.. and L. 5
W. Veterans. the American Legion
The World War Veterans. the fiowe
girls and TO our citizens. who aSsiste
in making the Memorial Day exercise
Il success.
Death came TO William Tesch Of tn
town of Flieth, June 8. at : p. m. fol
lowing complications of diseases De
ceased was born Feb. -. 1878 in Ger
many He leaves his widow and min
children Funeral services will b
held tomorrow afternoon from th
home. the Rev Schnuitt officiating
Interment will be in Pine Grove cenlt
terry.
4 boy by the name of Felix Sol
kowak. Is years old. was injured SUI
day at 1890 by being run into by
auto driven by Miss Phoebe Jone
He was riding a bicycle and ran
front OF the car and in the confusio
he was run over. He was taken
the Wausau hospital where his WOUND
were dressed which are not seriol
snd he will soon be out