Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-12-09
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Six; late model, price reasonable
Stanley Pasternak, r. F. d. 1, Most
nee, Wis. D9-4w.-Adv.
basement fire at the home of E. l. Fitz-
gerald on Saturday.
Louis n. Larson, who was taken i'll
the latter part of last week, has beer
taken to the Wausau hospital for care
The Wisconsin Blue Book is almost
ready to go to the printer, according
to information received from Paul F
Hunter, editor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Amherst
Tyndall, n. OAK, Nov. 20, a daughter
Mrs. Amherst was formerly Miss Ger,
trude Merklein of this city.
A Judgment by default was awarded
Oscar Lutz in circuit court last
Thursday, amounting to $1,167.51, in
his case against VIM. III. Naulin.
Miss Ella d. Kruger, of Westfeld
Wisconsin, is one of the few women
registered pharmacists in Wisconsin.
She has accepted position at Merrill.
. S. B. Tobey, superintendent of the
member of the legislative committee
of the Wisconsin Teachers associa-
ton.
Wausau men and women who are
attending the University of Wiscon-
sin will arrive home in two weeks, in
time to reach the city a day before
Christmas.
foo oh hn cfa IF q
Vocational school will attend the dis
trict meeting of Vocational school
teachers which is being held at APP
pleton this week end.
Miss Esther Clemens, teacher in
the Franklin school, was taken i'll re-
Gently and after treatment at ST..
Mary's hospital, left for her home in
Superior. Miss Esther Donnelly is
filling her place.
Trappers caught and killed thirteen
skunkS near TOmah the other day
The south winds informed us that
something was wrong down that way.
Don't let such a catastrophe happen
again until the wind changes.
Last Friday the automobiles of w.
III. Thorn and Kurth and Sternberg
came together at the corner OF Fourth
and Mcclellan streets. The former car
had the right of way but the second
miscalculated, it is reported, and
struck the mud shield at the rear
wheel.
Martin l.. Foss, Merrill man. who
has been in Norway for some time as
a United States consul, has returned
to America While in Norway he mar
ried Miss Anna Ruud, whom he had
known years ago. Mr.. Foss. came to
America in 1881, and went into lum-
bering near Merrill.
County Agent F. G. Swoboda, with
an assistant, w. H. Clark of Rice
Lake, Home demonstration agent
Miss Mary Brady and Miss Gladys
Stillman of Madison as her assistant
are conducting Home and Dairy insti-
tutes at Dancy, Green Valley, Maui
CART and Harrison, this week.
Wausau Council, No. %, Royal and
Select Masters, elected officers for
the ensuing year last Monday even
ing as follows: T. G.. NJ, w. w. AL
bers; ID. NJ, E. b. Thayer; P. c., Will
liam Anderson; sec, Dan McNaugh-
ton; treas, II. G. F'lieth; C. G., w. p
Brown: sent, George Stuhlfauth;
Trustees, w. w. Albers and F. E.
Bump.
The Boy Scout paper, which it is
planned to publish. will be edited by
Robert Altman. The other members
of the staff are E. E. Payne, assistant
editor: Wakelin Mcneil, and George
DrieSbach, associate editors; j. B.
BuSSe. business manager. The paper
will consist of eight pages and the
subscription price will be seventy-fve
cents year.
A Sunday afternoon firesde meet
ing was held at the Y. NJ c.. A. last
Sunday. when many of the boys who
attended the Boys conference at Mad
ison were present and related their
experiences and the lessons they gain
ed while attending it. These meet
ings are planned to be held at the as
ISOLATION almost every Sunday after
noon. Brief addresses will be given
and hymns will be sung.
A lecture on Japan will be given at
the First Universalist church on
Thursday evening by the Rev. VIM. J.
i dN iul. ABOUT 1Z0 SIlUoS on Japan
will be shown, particular stress being
placed on missionary work there. The
life and customs of modern japanese
will be portrayed. The public is in
vited to attend the lecture, which is
free, silver Offering to be taken to
cover the cost of light refreshments
which will be served after the pro-
gram.
The 22nd Separate company will
not enter a basketball team in the
league of Wisconsin National GuarG
companies which is now being organ
lied. The reason, according to Capt
Fred +. Becker is that no suitable
place is available for practice. The
company will soon be using Castle
hall, where steel lockers are to be
placed in which the members of the
organization may keep their equip
ment. Club rooms are to be located
there until definite ARRANGEMENTS for
the armory are completed. and will be
open for the use of members of the
company at all times.
The Missionary Sociaty Of tbo De-