Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-07-28

The Colby club of the Marathon
Breeders association will hold its an
nual picnic at that place next Sunday.
Letters to friends give the informa-
ton that Judge and Mrs. A. H. Reid
and Mrs. Janet Reid Thompson are
enjoying, their eastern tour.
The annual Plum Lake Golf tourna-
ment takes place on August II. Is
and 10. AS usual large group of
Wausau golfers are expected to par
ticipate.
The Colby Cow Testing association
made very favorable record last Fri
day when twenty-three herds belong
ing to members of the association were
tuDerculin tested by federal inspect
ors and found without single reactor.
Wynn Tom and j. j. Adams, who
are starting new commission lum-
Der house, have engaged offices on the
lower floor of the Wisconsin Valley
Trust company building with j. ID.
Mylrea, who has occupied the suite
there for some time.
The annual convention of the Wis
consin Retail Shoe Dealers associa-
tion will be held at Milwaukee on Au-
gust and 10. William c. Schlaefer
of this city is president of the organi-
cation, having occupied that import
ant post for two terms.
w, ]. Rogan, county agent, attended
meeting of the Stratford Guernsey
Breeders club of which Henry Kater-
henry is president and Peter Rock sec
Rotary. AT the meeting it was decided
that the herds of all the members of
the club are to be tested for tubercu-
losis.
Mike Corazello, who recently was
apprehended for attempted robbery of
the Kelly depot, is now held at the
county Jail waiting Judge Reid's re-
turn from the east. According to Mr.
Jostad he win probably be sent to the
Green Bay reformatory, to which his
brother, Max, was recently committed
| ]. S. Moore is in the Wausau hospi-
tai where he was taken Friday for
treatment of injuries sustained in an
auto accident week ago Monday. A
broken leg, severe bruises and inter-
nal injuries make his condition seri-
Gus. He was run down by an auto
mobile while walking on road near
Mosinee. His condition is reported
as improving.
An alleged auto thief giving his
name as Emil Krysirski, who was ar
rested Friday in the town of Ringle
on charge of having stolen an auto
mobile from the Auto Service compa-
ny of Stevens Point, took advantage
of an unlocked door in the city Jail
and went away from there. He had
been brought to this city and placed
in the Jail for temporary keeping
which proved temporary indeed. De-
tective Henry Schwister, who was in
the outer room, was called away for
moment and in the interim the man
disappeared A thorough search of
the city failed to bring him to light.
The synopsis Of weather and crop
conditions in Wisconsin for the week
ending Tuesday, July 26th, follows:
Temperatures are still above normal,
but rain fell during the week in all
parts of the state. In many locali-
ties the rains were heavy and Of
marked benefit to crops. Corn is MAX
ing good to excellent progress, but
needs rain badly in the south. Early
potatoes suffered badly from lack of
rain but the late planted are doing
better. Harvesting of grain and hay
is about completed and threshing well
along. The second crop of alfalfa has
been cut and the yield was. fair. Pas
lures are very poor except in scattered
localities where rain was heavy. Fruit
has made poor progress except in the
northeast. Late cherries are plentiful
and picking is in progress. Cranber-
ries are attacked by worms in many
localities and their condition is below
normal. Tobacco is making satisfac-
tory progress and the early planted is
in bloom. Truck is doing fairly we'll,
but more rain is needed in most
places.