Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-18
SHORT NOTES

The Ringle Community club will
hold meeting on Friday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Delos e.
Weatherall on Tuesday. a son, at St.
Mary's hospital.
Alan Pradt who recently underwent
an operation on his knee, is much i'm
proved and the operation is reported
as having been successful.
Plans and specifications for the ID.
l.. Plumer Memorial hospital, to be
erected on Grand avenue, are being
drawn by Berlin, Swern and Randall.
Henry Gernitzky, Anton Gaetzman
and John Dumke, of the fire depart
ment. are enjoying their ten day va
cation, having gone off duty on Satur-
day.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth f.
Lawson, of Menasha, on Sunday, Au-
gust 14th, daughter. Mrs. Lawson
was formerly Miss Norma Edmonds
of this city,
The Marathon Pride Community
club, which met last Friday two miles
from Stratford, was addressed by d.
A. Caldwell, secretary of the Wausau
Chamber of Commerce.
DR.. John Frey, a Wausau young
man who graduated from Marquette
this year, has commenced the prac-
tice OF dentistry at home and has an
office above the Fair store.
The Marathon County Agricultural
society has been the recipient of
flag. eighteen feet in length. present
ed by c. c. Yawkey. The flag will
g'ace the top Of the new stock pavil-
ion.
The 12Sth Infantry band concert at
the Court House square last Thursday
evening was attended by large num-
Der Of people, aud frequent applause
Indicated the enjoyment the concert
gave.
John Belgram of Marathon will be
arraigned for trial ut the next term
of circuit court on char e of ,elling.
dealing in aud trai6oking in intoNj-
eating liquors, thus violating the pro-
hi5ition laws.
The new conservation warden for
this county, Lloyd D. Mitchell of Osh-
kosh, arrived in the city Friday. He
succeeds Barney Devine. Mr. Devne
is now located in Sawyer county with
headquarters mt Hayward
The executive committee of the Hol-
stein Breeders club met Friday night
at the court house Those attending
We're j, ID, Christie, j, L. Witter. Il. H.
Golisch, Arthur Denfeldt. w. j. Lang.
hon. Walter Denfeldt, A. G. Melang
and Harry Witter.
Adam Shriner held at the count,
jail last spring and who escaped. wa'
returned to Wausau ON SATURDAY from
Grand Fords, \, d., where he was ar
rested. Sherim Schroeder mailed GU
descriptive cards Immediately upol
the escape of Shriner. He will be ar
raigned AT the next term of circui
court.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. ]. Synott and Fran
Synott, Jr,, experienced an acciden
nine miles north of the city las
Thursday when their ear turned mr
tie. A dog was crossing the road an
Frank, who was driving, turned asid
in order 10 avoid hitting ite The ca
partially climbed an emhankment an
then turned over. The occupants wer
not injured fortunately but the auto
mobile was badly damaged.
Judge William c. Hook of tn
United States District court at LeaN
enworth. Kansas, died Thursday q
his summer home ON Plum LAX,
from pleural pneumonia. The d,
ceased is well known by many Wan
sau persons who have come i'm touc
with the Judge and his family u
north. The deceased rendered man
important test decisions that hav
won nationwide attention as did hi
fight against the trusts i'm 1906. TIL
Plum Lake regetta, planned for las
Saturday was called on for this sea
son because Of Judge Hooks death