Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

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consin summer school.
Karl Mathie was recently elected
president of the Lawrence College
Alumni association and at the same
time was reelected a member OF the
board of trustees.
Mrs. James Assets, operated on re
Gently, is very much improved. Hell
place at the Children's Infirmary Ii
being taken for the present by Mrs
VIM. Assets of Milwaukee.
DIR. John Frey, who has completed
the course in entistry at Marquette
college, will shortly return to Wau-
sau to commence practicing. His
office, ii is understood, will be located
over the Fair store.
Miss Laparta Gaetzman, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank ]. Gaetzman, COM
pleted her course a week ago at River
Falls normal school. Mrs. Gaetzman
attended the event. Both have re-
turned home and Miss Gaetzman will
spend the summer months here.
Mrs. Theresa Delenbach has filed
q complaint in circuit court alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment on the
part of her husband, Robert Delenbach,
toward herself and three minor chill
dren She asks a divorce and the care
and custody of the children with suf-
ficient alimony for their support.
John Velahlavey, Jr., 20 years old,
of Mosinee, was drowned in the Wis
consin river Sunday afternoon at the
place known as Short Portage. He
was fishing with his brother and de-
cided to take swim. He did not
come up again after a dive from the
bank which at this point is high, and
the body was recovered about two
hours later.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Adm K. Bardeen, who passed away
week ago, were held Monday after
noon al the home, SOC Mcclellan St.,
by the Rev. William j. Taylor, pastor
of the First Universalist church. In
terment was in Pine Grove cemetery
and the pail bearers were Fred w.
Burt, b. f. Wilson. w. b. Scholfeld,
Frank Kelly, Dan McNaughton and II.
g. Flieth.
The Wisconsin Valley Saengerbund
gave its fourth annual concert at
Marshfield last Sunday evening, about
n hundred members from Wausau leav-
ing here early in the morning by spec
ial train. A large number of members
from Wisconsin rapids were present at
the gathering which enjoyed a picnic
in the afternoon and concert in the
eve ming. Mrs. Herman Redlich of
Wausau sang a solo which was re-
oeived with much favor by the capaci-
~ audience.
Edward A. Koch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erncsl noch of this city was ordained
a pastor of the Ohio synod of Luther
an churches at st. stephens church
Sunday, June 10. 1921. Mr. Koch is
a graduate of the Luther seminary al
ST, Paul, Mimi, and had attended the
Wausau schools. He is to take charge
of the fremont Masonville parish near
Marshheld, The Rev. VIM. Spiege
preached the ordination sermon anC
was assisted by the Rev. A. j, KoepI
OF the town of Hamhm 4 and the Rev
p, NJ pilz of the town of Stettin.
A folder advertising the Contra
Wisconsin Fair Circuit to horsemef
has been issued and calls attention Il
the $4,000 in purses assured rac'
horses of the circuit, which include!
Stevens Point Wausau. Merrill, Marsh
field, Chippewa Falls, La Crosse ant
Durand. Seven consecutive weeks o
racing with short shipments are point
ed ont as a feature of the combina
ton fairs. Entries for the first fair
the one in this city. will close Aug
ust and for the 44th annual rae,
meet ut Durand, the last event sched
uled on the circuit, September 20.
Last Saturday car standing OF
Jackson street caught fire from SOM
unknown cause, although a leak in tn
carburetor is thought TO have con
tributed. The fire department ex
tinguished the blaze before much dam
age had been done To the auto whicl
is owned by Ernest Haarman o
Edgar. Monday and Tuesday. eacl
time about three in the afternoon. tn
department was called TO the black
smith shop of John Schauss, 500 Sec
ond avenue, s., TO eNtinguish small
roof fires resulting from sparks on DIR
shingles.
A beautiful odor OF tar permeate
the atmosphere OF our city today TO
the street department Is amounting tn
wood block pavement on Third stree
and a block on Scott street with IN
stick mixture. The roadway ON tn
high bridge is also receiving a share
which, in view of the ideal weathe
for the purpose, should be very bene
fcial TO the surface. Early thi
morning, before the wagon with san
could come along to make the cross
ings safe for pedestrians, armfuls q
paper and boards appeared where
with 10 make bridge for those afoo
to skip from curb 10 curb at mini
mum risk OF spelling pair OF shoes.