Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-03-31
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

Walter Reich.
Born, to. Mr.. and Mrs. II. -LaCerte
son, on Monday.
The Baseball association of Roth.
schild gave public dance on Monday
evening.
The Curtis & Yale factory is oper-
ating at the present time about three
days week.
Miss Gertrude Helling was taken tC
st. Mary's hospital Monday where she
underwent an operation for append
citis.
Mrs. Margaret Guenther who has
been quite i'll at her home in the Boro-
WITT apartments is now much i'm
proved
Mrs c. A. -Aanstad is spending this
month at Seattle, Wash, according to
word received by her sister Mrs. w
A. Gallon.
The death of Albert Johnson, at
! McMinnville, Ore, was due to heart
failure according to word received by
/ relatives.
Four Boulder junction people mar
rowly escaped death recently when
their car crashed into a box car at the
Trout Lake station.
The spring vacation at the Univer-
sty of Wisconsin falls in the middle
of April this year and many students
will be home to spend it.
Pine Tree Patrol and Troop No. 2
of the Boy Scouts will give an eX-
hib ton at the meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion tomorrow night.
The Underwood Veneer company.
the mill Of which has not been in
operation for two weeks, VIII COM
mence work again next Monday.
Miss Margaret Johnson, an inspector
for the domestic science department Of
Vocational schools in Wisconsin, visit.
I'd the local institution last week. i
Miss Gertrude Winkler, of Toma-
hawk, passed away at Mount View
sanatorium last week Thursday. The
funeral was held at Tomahawk Sat
urday.
Easter services were held at Mount
View Sanatorium by the Rev. r. w.
Eastwood last Sunday afternoon and
holy communion given to those who
wished 1t.
Over score of our customers are
using Partisan Sage to save and beau
tify their hair. 1t removes all dand
ruff and stops itching scalp. Sold on
gurantee.-W. w. Albers. Adv.
The body of Frank Pasha, who dis
appeared some time ago and whom it
was thought had been drowned. was
found in the Wisconsin river last
Thursday near Knowlton.
The American Legion holds it's
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
the G. A. r. rooms at the Court House
The organization now has fine club
rooms in the Bells House.
The funeral of Walter Heonisch at
Edgar was attended Friday by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Richard Hoenisch Mrs. Harold
Hoenisch, Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Stanke. Jr
and Mr., and Mrs. George Christian,
all of this city.
Mr., and Mrs Walter Alexander. Mr..
and Mrs John A eXander, Miss Stro-
bridge and Miss Ruth Alexander are
motoring northward now. When heard
from the latter part of the week they
we're nearing Atlanta. Ga.
The bill creating the town of Guen-
Their has been adop;e by the state
legislature and as result town Off
GERS will be elected on April 5th. On
the 10Th of the month the offices OF
the town of Knowlton and of the newly
ar rod Of
10 settle all matters between the two.
The Man of Nazareth. a very beauti-
rul Holy Thursday musical cantata,
was rendered on Thursday evening.
March gath, at the First Universalist
hurCh Solos were rendered in the
progress of the program by S. Knox
kreutzer. Clyde Hayden. Miss Leona
Halder. NJ SIS Esther Sole and Miss
Phoebe Wilson.
The chairman of the music COM
mittee of the First Method st church.
Mrs, c. n. Harder. presented framed
picture of Baby Stuart to Mrs. p. l..
Sisson last Sunday evening after
Stainer's "CrucifiXion" on behalf of
members of the Methodist church who
appreciated Mrs. Sisson's work in di-
recting the presentation or the can
tata that even ny.
The city health department reports
the health situation of the city as a
whole in good shape A number of
the homes that have been under quar-
antiae were released and at present
there are only about three places
quarantined for scarlet fever. a small
number of cases of chicken poX, none
of them ser Gus and few mild cases
of whooping cough are on record,
The Vocational school was visited by
two inspectors the first part of the
week. Y. Faulkes. and MIR Woods, the
/ former state and the latter a federal
supervisor. Both of these men praised
! the Wausau Institution Mr.. Woods
work consists primarily of visiting
Vocational Board students who are
receiving assistance from the federal
government He was much taken
with the variety of courses offered
these government students and urged
them to attend regularly and TO obtain
all the benefit they could from this