Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-07-27
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ed a ticket.
w. J. Hart who underwent an oper-
alton at st. Mary's hospital, is pro-
crossing well.
The ornamental iron fence is now
being erected around Marathon park.
Concrete posts are to be used.
A fire occurred at the L. A. Goyette
home on LeMessurier street Sunday
evening. The damage was small.
H. ]. Evans was operated on We'd
nesday at st. Mary's hospital and is
reported to be resting comfortably.
John p. Ford, succeeds Arthur w.
Prehn. district attorney, as court
commissioner, the appointment hav-
ing been made this week by Judge A.
III, Reid
Paul r. Prochnow gave a report of
the convention of the Wisconsin State
Federation of Labor at meeting OF
the Central Labor Body on Tuesday
evening.
The county picnic for girls and boys
to be held under the direction OF
Wakelin McNeel, state organizer, has
been postponed to August Sth, at Mar
athon park.
Mt. Sinai Temple, at the corner of
Fourth and Mcclellan streets, has
been given coat of brown and the
improvement in the appearance of
the property is quite noticeable.
Wausau people who know Miss
Blanche e. Clancy of Merrill will be
interested to know that she is can
didate for clerk of court on the DEM
ocratic ticket in Lincoln county.
Work on Highway No. 10 is rapidly
being pushed. BY this Saturday, July
18th it is hoped to have two miles
of concrete poured and by the latter
part of August to open the highway
TO traffic.
County agents of Wisconsin meet
tomorrow at Green Bay The confer
ence is primarily for agents of the
east and central sections of the state
and will be attended by w. J. Rogan,
county agent of Marathon county.
meeting of all county Holstein
sales managers of Wisconsin will be
held on July 2Sth, tomorrow, at Wau-
Nkesha, called by w. l.. Laird of Wau-
kesha, president, and L. l.. Oldham,
secretary, of the Wisconsin Holstein
Federation.
The appointment of VIM. o. Ziebell.
captain at Fire Station No. 4. as as
sistant chief of the fire department,
succeeding Terrence Doonen, resign
ed was announced last week by the
board of fire and police commission
ers.
Mrs. Herman Krause, formerly OF
this city, suffered a serious injury
when she was struck py an automo-
bile recently at Sheboygan Falls. Both
arms were broken and the right leg
was fractured. Mrs. Krause is now in
n Sheboygan hospital.
Fred A. Fuhrmann, president and
manager of the Pilot Printing and
publishing company, was taken quite
i'll on Friday last and on Monday was
taken to st. Mary's hospital where
he was operated on for appendicitis.
Mr.. Fuhrmann has been improving as
well as could be expected since the
operation.
Louis Seefeldt returned Sunday
night from River Falls where he has
completed the three-year course at the
feldt has accepted the principalship
ut the Spring Brooks, Wisconsin. grad
cd school and will leave the forepart
OF September to commence his work
there. He is spending the summer
with his parents on Route 4.
The synopsis of weather and crop
conditions in Wisconsin for the week
ending Tuesday, July 2Fth, is as fol-
lows:
"The cool, showery weather OF the
week was beneficial, especially to pas
tures and meadows. but the showers
interfered with harvesting and hay.
ing and temperatures were too low
FOR corn and fruits. Notwithstanding
the cool weather, corn is excellent in
most southwestern counties. and fair
to good elsewhere. The harvest O,
small grains continues. In central
and southern counties winter whaa,
and rye are mostly cut and thresh.
ing has begun; good yields in most 10.
calities. Spring wheat is filling well
some rust In Green county. Oats
headed short but generally rel
hlled; harvesting in some central and
southern counties. Barley cut in many
southern and western counties
threshing begun. Early potatoes are
fair to good. and late potatoes good
20 excellent. Tobacco is fair to good
low heads; wild fire" spreading near
Edgerton.' Soy beans, truck. cabbage
rutabagas, sugar beets. alfalfa. sec.
ond crop clover. watermelons. good
Tomatoes excellent. Fruits fair e
good: short crop blueberries. Gran.
berries making excellent growth
abundant moisture; tip worm doing
some damage near Black River Falls
Pastures short In some southern coun.
ties. but excellent elsewhere"