Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-10-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

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Miss Delphine Cayo OF Rothschild
had her tonsils removed at st. Mary
hospital last Saturday
The meeting of the Elderon Guern-
sey Breeders club which was sched-
uled for last Monday evening was
postponed until Monday, October IL
Sugar beets have been harvested
during the past several weeks on
many farms throughout Marathon
county This is a crop that has
proved most successful on local farms.
Earl Billings will give plsyer-pi-
ano concert at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, October IA.
Admission will be free and in addi-
ton to the player-piano demonstra-
ton, George YELLOW will render sew
eral solos.
Adam Wenzel of Edgar was an I'M
! fortunate hunter last Sunday While
out hunting in the town OF Hamburg
his little finger of the right hand was
shot off and the hand badly lacerated.
Mr.. Wenzel was treated at ST. Mary's
hospital.
A. L. Robarge of the city, owner of
the Majestic theater until recently but
still its manager, lost his theater at
Necedah in serious confiagration.
The loss is estimated at about $4,000.
Mr. Robarge will erect a new theater
at Necedah, 1t is understood.
The body of the late Pvt. A. W.
Kruger, killed overseas on Nov. a.,
1918, shortly before the armistice, has
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ped to Wausau for interment immedi-
ately. Word to this effect has been
received by the deceaseds widow, Mrs.
Erna Kruger.
| The Northern Wisconsin Oil compa-
ny has started construction work on
their bulk storage plant located near
st. Mary's hospital on the G. NJ & st.
T.. Within two weeks from the pres
ent date the concern expects to be dis
tributing oil in Wausau. The delay
has been occasioned because of cer-
tain complications about the site.
| Local banking institutions are CO.
operating with the farmer by distrib-
uting occasionally the bulletins issued
by the Wisconsin Bankers association
and which are called THE Banker
Farmer News Bulletin. The last is
sue of the bulletin is an appeal for a
greater use of milk, especially bye hill
dren.
! "Elmwood Jem Mink" of the herd
4 of j. G. kieffer and Sons of Wood
county. four year old pure bred
Molsteln COW, was sold last Thurs
day at Marshlield under the auspices
OF the Wisconsin Livestock Breeders
association to John Krieg of Edgar
Mr.. Krieg paid $240 for the animal.
Ninety head We're sold, most of them
bringing very good prices.
Claude Taugher, of Marathon, well
known football player on the Mar
quette college team, has been out of
the game for short time on account
of injuries. doc" Taugher went back
into the game last Saturday during
the latter part of the game. The Mil
waukee papers said that while doc"
was out, the Marquette team lacked
pep Claude Taugher was once a star
on the Wausau High school team
The Savages club of the Y. NJ. c. A.
enjoyed an overnight hike to the KEEL
logg cottage last Friday night under
the direction of W. I. Mock, boys sec
rotary, While at the cottage a bust
ness meeting was held and the follow
ing officers elected; President, Roger
Zimmerman; vice president. Mark
Meuret; secretary. Haroun Hussong;
treasurer, Melvin Larson. The boys
retuned to the city at eleven o'clock
Saturday morning,
Edward Aschbrenner, rural carrier
on route No 6. of this city attended
the national convention OF the Post
Office association which was held in
Washington, d. c., this week The
convention was joint gathering of
the National Rural Letter Carriers
association. the National League OF
Postmasters. the National Association
OF Postmasters and the Association
of Supervisory Post Office Employees.
A. G, Podeweltz of Merrill and Frank
lMeschen of Marathon also attended.