Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-05
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Mrs. Fred klckDusch is quite SER
iously i'll.
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul BRAKEMAN, Sat-
urday, a son.
A daughter was born on April 9th
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Kuechle.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Healy last Thursday
DR.. H. T, Schlegel. reported quite
| i'll last week, is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Schmidt, 604 Sey-
mour street, are parents of a daughter
born to them Tuesday, April 26.
The Wisconsin river. which has
been at an unusually high stage for
the past ten days, is going down fast.
Ben Sternberg is erecting an addi-
ton to his Office on Washington
street, concrete block being used in
the construction.
The Rothschild Baseball association
| is sponsoring an entertainment which
will be presented at the Village hall
next Sunday evening.
The past week the road between
Wausau and Mosinee has been covered
in places by the high water. 1t is now
| dry and in good condition.
Men who are Reserve Officers. u. S.
A., will be called to camp at different
times during the summer months for
| a period of one month.
Fred Kuebler & Co., corner Fourth
and Washington streets, have painted
the front of their building and on
Fourth street have covered the side
with an advertisement.
May day, Sunday. was too cold for
comfort. Heavy clouds added to the
raw weather during the greater part
Aof the day. 1t was anything but a
cheerful May opening.
DIR. S. NJ b. Smith found his little
son, David, unconscious last Saturday
afternoon when he entered his garage
The little fellow, it seems, had hurt
his hip and the pain evidently caused
Inconsistencies. On Sunday David
was up and about as usual.
The office of A. w Prehn was bur
CLARIFIED on Saturday night, when
seven Liberty bonds of the $4,000 de-
nomination and $4,000 in Thrift
Stamps were stolen. The numbers
were Immediately reported to the
banks and to Washington
Last Friday afternoon the Sengpiel
volley ball team was presented with
the silver loving cup which they won
in the tournament held at the Y. M. c..
A. during the winter. DR.. w. j. Seng-
piel, the captain, made the presenta-
| ton.
The police department has announc-
ed that after May dogs can no long,
er be permitted to run at large about
the city. The ordinance regulating
the freedom of dogs is to be strictly
enforced, special officer detail to
see to this.
James Bell of Clintonville had his
tonsils removed last week and re-
NAMED at St. Mary's hosp tai until
! Monday when he returned to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mathoie with
whom Mr.. and Mrs Bell will spend
the remainder of this week.
The automobile stolen from Harry
| Witter of the town of Maine, Saturday,
/ April 20, was recovered last week. 1t
| was found in damaged condit on
alongside road near the village of
/ Spencer The car was taken by two
boys, one of whom is in custody, and
the, capture Of the other is expected.
j. G. Nuremberg of Athens, who has
1 spent several months at M lwaukee
taking treatments for the so-called
/ sleeping sickness is suffic. emily recov-
cred to travel some and is spending
| the week end at Wausau visiting his
brother, William Nuremberg, of that
place. He expects to be home within
the next few weeks.-Athens Record.
Judge A. H. Reid arrived here We'd
nesday TO conduct circuit court on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The criminal case of state vs. Clancy
in which the defendant is charged
with larceny, will be heard on We'd
nesday. The case of John George
Schmidt VS.. H. p. Petersen will be
heard Thursday. Friday will be given
over to hearings on applications for
naturalization Merrill Herald.
The half block park, at Grant,
| Franklin and Fourth streets, which c..
10. Yawkey recently donated to the
city, is now being worked into shape.
Mr.. Yawkey expects it will take some
time to fill the plot up with good loan,
4 to plant shrubbery and the hedge
which will run from the Y. M. C. A.
building to Franklin street, and to
construct the sunken garden. To the
rear of the garden there Isl to be an
attractive pergola.
An accident which. might have re-
suited in serious loss of life occurred
on the c. & st. p. last Monday morn
.ng on the northbound train When
just beyond Necedah can of sui
pbur dioxide, a powerful gas, which
travelling man was taking to GUS
toner, exploded and the fumes almost
strangled many in the car Several
ladies and one baby were affected and
had to be led out Of the car to fresh
air. The train was delayed about
twenty-five minutes.
Monday was pay day at Keshena,
the Indians receiving aonther annuity
payment of $4,000 per head. Many
years ago when the Indians received
an annuity of this kind good share
of the money went for liquor, but
times have changed now. Most of the
money is Spent for clothing DrOcpries