Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

A son was born to Mr.. and MRS. Jonn
Damon at st. Mary's hospita. on Tues
day.
The C. K. of w. installed officers at
a meeting held Tuesday evening at
Eigle's hall.
The funeral of Alex Ostrum was
held Friday afternoon and interment
was in Pine Grove cemetery.
Oscar Lott, operated on at the Pres
byterian hospital in Milwaukee as the
result of an injury sustained last
spring, is improving.
The case of the state VS. Wausau
Ice and Fuel company was adjourned
last Friday until today when it will be
heard in municipal court.
In honor of the first anniversary Of
prohibition, Mrs. Lila Matteson of
Clintonville spent last Sunday in Wau-
sau. She gave addresses at several
local churches.
Boy Scouts must not smoke This
is one of the rules of the organization
that is rigidly enforced Merit badges
will be called in when any Scout is
found violating this rule.
Ed. Ringle has purchased from Fred
| E. Schroeder the building adjoining
the Hotel Bells at the corner of Scott
and Second streets. Mr. and Mrs
Ringle have moved into the fiat on
the second floor.
The Wausau Business college has
changed its name to the Wausau
In Ttc
contains a good deal of commercial
dignity and the college will continue
to thrive and improve, we know.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Albers are
postponing their trip to South Ameri-
ca this winter on account of the ILL
ness of the latter. Mrs. Albers is
improving, however, and they may go
south later in the winter.
TIE Ladies' committee of the Wau-
sau Rotary club, marshaled by Mrs.
Huntington Hooker, isn't going to give
secrets away, but on January 27th.
the wives of Rotarians are going to
furnish the Rotary program and they
promise real entertainment.
Officers of the American National
bank were elected at a meeting of it's
board of directors last Saturday. C.
S. Gilbert is president; Walter Alex
ander and H. G. Fl1eth, vice-presi-
dents; G. E. Parker, cashier and H. A.
Schmidt, assistant cashier.
The Vocational school is Offering
many opportunities to those who de-
sire citizenship. H. A. Belize. clerk
plicants for naturalization suggesting
that they take courses in the Vocation
al school preparatory to obtaining
their papers.
An interesting case is scheduled to
come up in circuit court next week:
Peter BubuSh VS. Peter Kramer. The
former asks $1,000 damages for in
juries he calimed he suffered when
the car driven by Mr.. Kramer hit him.
Mr.. Bubuski was driving a team of
horses at the time.
Special services were held at St
Johns Episcopal church last Sunday
the Rev. William C. Way, of May
wood, ILL.,, officiating. Holy commun-
ion took place at 1870 a. M: prayer
and sermon, 1920 a. M, and Sunday
school at noon. A reception was held
for the visiting pastor on Monday
evening.
The Boy Scout Court of Honor was
held last Friday evening at the Court
House, and John ]. Okoneski presided
DR.. H. R. Hopkins, Dr. S. NJ B. Smith.
and the Rev. FIR. E. P. O'Toole were
present. Eight tenderfoot scouts were
passed to second class; nine second
class to first, and thirty-four merit
| badges were awarded.
The Rothschild lodge, Modern Bro
| therhood of America. elected the fol-
lowing officers at recent meeting:
c. II. Clark, president; Jack Zweck.
vice-president; Ella S. Clark, secre-
tary; Armira Spatz, treasurer; Ellen
Kruger, chaplain; Frank Woznick.
sentry; Clarence Huntington, conduct
or, and John Kopchinski, Waterman.
| The trustees are Ellen Kruger, Ida
DeLisle, and Jake Zweck.
| The Marathon Paper Mill company
held its annual meeting on Monday.
electing the following directors for
1921: c. c. Yawkey, Walter Alexan-
der, B. f. Wilson, ID. c. Everest. w. H.
Bissell, C. S. Gilbert, C. ]. Winton of
Minneapolis. The officers of the COM
pany are c. c. Yawkey, president;
Walter Alexander. president: B.
F. Wilson, treasurer, and d. C. Ever
est, general manager. Mr.. Winton of
Minneapolis was present.
The Wausau-Southern Lumber COM
pany with mills at Laurel, Miss. held
their annual meeting at the Office of
w. Fl. Bissell on Tuesday. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: c. C.
Yawkey, Walter Alexander, w. H. Bis
sell. S. B. Bissell. Jacob Mortenson.
C. ]. Winton. John F. Ross, A. P.
Woodson. and B. F. Hammond After
the meeting. the directors met and
elected w. H. Bissell, president: C.
c. Yawkey, vice-president;t A. P.
Woodson. secretary: J. F. Ross, assis-
tant secretary, and S. B. Bissell, treas