Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-01-20
SHORT NEWS ITEMS


his home the past week on account
of Illness.
The box plant at the Wisconsin Box
company has been in operation the
past week and a half.
The C. NJ. & st. Paul train was six
hours late Monday morning on ac-
count of snow drifts.
Leslie Brown, little son of J. l..
Brown, who has been confined to his
home the past two weeks, is improv-
ing
The work of erecting a new bridge
to replace the old structure over the
Falls is well under way by the c. IL
n. w.
Henry j. Helm was granted a divorce
from Virginia Helm in circuit court on
Saturday A division of property was
agreed upon.
There were chimney fires at the
homes of +. j. Nickel, Anton Pier,
Arthur Pittsley. and August Schu-
bring on Sunday.
The r. H. Genrich home on LaSalle
street was visited Monday by the fire
department. A chimney fire was
quickly eXtinguished.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs d. A.
Schwartz, Robert, was injured last
Friday when he was sliding down hill
near Harrison boulevard.
The fire department was called on
Tuesday to the home of Robert Cen
rich, 4O7 LaSalle street, to extinguish
chimney fire. No damage was done.
SALESWANTED to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases and
paints Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress LINCOLN OIL CO, Cleveland,
o. Adv
Many of our society people thank
Partisan Sage for their beautiful hair.
use II two or three times a weeks"
says w, w. Albers, land it will make
the hair thick and beautiful" ADV.
According to Judge Marchetti the
Salvation Army fund is increasing
slowly, and he requests that those who
wish to contribute to this organization
leave their donations with him.
The boxes at the Opera House for
the American Legion Minstrel Revue
We're reserved some time ago and are
being occupied by First National bank
employees the Elks, the Moose and
the Eagles.
The Y, NJ. G. A, Thrift Week" cam
paign is now on and part of il was
the talk made by II. II. Davis, general
secretary of the association before
-,
the "Y'' Monday.
The bookkeeping department of the
American National bank expects to
move into its new quarters the latter
part OF this week. The Leader has
given up part of the first store it
occupies nearest Third street.
Carvel Painter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ira 6. Painter. who was quite serious
ly i'll, was taken to st. Mary's hospital
on Friday last where he underwent |
mastoid operation, The little fellow |
has suffered acutely but is now inn
proving
Monday morning the fire department
was called to lungs Meat Market to
extinguish fire which had started
pipes with a blow torch, which set
fire to the workwork Very little
damage was done.
The police department went out on
business last week and some six slot
machines, and punch board were
coniiscated. Those who were connect
ed with the use of these appeared be-
fore Judge Marchetti and were either
fined, or the case held for prosecution.
The Danielson Tool company held
its annual meeting Saturday electing
as directors I. II. Jacob. Frank See
feldt, l.. H. Wahl, Z. r. Stone, and
John M, Lun. The officers are r. IL.
Jacob, president; Frank Seefeldt vice-
president and J. Nj. Lull secretary
treasurer.
The Edgar Holstein club elected Of
flcers Saturday Robert Rietzow is
president, Charles Buehler. vice-pres-
ident, G.. w. Symons, secretary-treas-
urer. In addition To these James Red
mond. Emil Hanson, Joseph Berg. Ed
ward Munkwitz ana Edward Hart
Were elected directors.
The Central Wisconsin Poultry as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting last
week electing James Adams president;
VIM. 7. Neumann and Henry Proch-
now, vice-presidents August Polstei.
treasurer-secretary, and +. A. Draper,
Andy Zachek, George Steltz, M. Fors-
mo. and Anton Steh, directors.
Letters that friends have received
from l.. II. Cook indicate that our as
semblyman is mighty well Occupied nj
Madison, We expect Louie" is learn
ing the ropes--but after he's onto
them, II would be our suggestion that
some of the Anticipated, rotund, lazy
Legislators who like to remain in Madi-
son nine-tenths of a year when ses-
sion is ON. watch their step.
The Pine Tree patrol OF Boy Scouts.
recently organized. of which DIR. II. II.
Hopkins is scout master, Is hard at
work. The doctor reports that the
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