Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-11-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

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an operation at st. Mary's, has re-
turned home and is improving.
A daughter was born Thursday, No
yember II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Os-
trum, SIS Elm street.
c. E. Parker, cashier of the Ameri-
can National bank, has been wrestling
with a severe cold the past several
days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sal
seider, 402 Sherman street, Tuesday
morning, November %, daughter,
Edeline Mary.
Barren Wooden Mill Co., Barron,
Wis, has just made big cut in the
prices of its complete line of wooden
goods. Write for price list. Adv.
Revival meetings are being held at
the First German M. Z. church. Ser
vices were held Tuesday and Wednes-
day by the Rev. w. F. Wagner of Mer-
rili.
Edward =. German succeeds Kurt
A. Beyreis as collector of public
monies, the resignation of the latter
presented last September, having been
accepted and Mr.. Germans appoint
ment Immediately following.
The Wausau club of the Marathon
County Cow Testing association will
meet tomorrow morning in the G. A. r.
rooms at the court house. This will
be business meeting called for the
purpose of electing officers and out
lining business for the coming year.
Thirty-six petitions for naturaliza-
ton were heard in circuit court last
Saturday before Judge A. H. Reid. All
the applicants examined were granted
citizenship papers. The examination
was conducted by George N. Daniel
son. special naturalization examiner,
of st. Paul.
The football game scheduled for
Thanksgiving Day between the Anti
go and Wausau city teams was can
celled according to a statement of
Oscar BinZer, manager of the local
eleven. The members of the team de-
cided to disband on account of wealth
er conditions which have made play
ing impossible.
Carl c. Hanson, operator of cheese
factory in the western section of the
county, was fined in municipal court
last Saturday for making cheese with
out state license. His explanation
of the facts of the case made it ap-
parent that the violation was not will
full and the fine was RENTED upon
payment Of the costs.
The Marathon County Union of the
A. S. of e. yill hold meeting in the
city hall Thursday, December Is, for
the purpose of electing officers for
the coming year and also to dispose
of business now before the organiza-
ton. Ben Lang of the town of Nc
MILAN, is president, and Alven Brehm
of Colby, secretary at the present
time.
The newly selected court Of honor
composed of ten members of the Boy
Scout council under the direction of
Scout Commissioner DR.. H. r. Hop
kins, will meet in the circuit court
rooms Friday evening at 1880. Thir-
ty satisfactory pins and ten honor
pins will be awarded for merit earned
at Camp Lakota last summer. The
presidents cup donated by NJ. c.
Ewing to the troop making the high
SoS oSOhO inc CutCiCiiCy COutcSIS,
will be awarded to Troop No. 1, which
received the highest honors in two out
of three contests.
The members of the Hi-Y club spent
Wednesday distributing the Thanks
giving baskets. This work was to be
given to the high school boys hav-
ing the highest class averages and it
was found that all these boys were
included in the Hi-Y membership. The
club had volunteered for the work be-
fore this selection was made so the
members are deserving of double cred
it. AT meeting Tuesday evening Leon
Liljeqvist was admitted to the club
Plans were also made for a banquet
to be given soon TO the members Of
the high school football squad and the
male members OF the faculty.
Barren Wooden Mill Co., Barron,
Wis, has just made a big cut In the
prices of its complete line of wooden
goods. Write for price list. Adv.
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH