Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-21
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

A divorce has been granted in cir
|uit court in the case of Lena Lipski
IS. Morris Lipski.
The directors of the Wausau Cham
Der OF Commerce held a business
heeting last evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MUIR
lay, daughter, Kathryn, on Septem-
Ter IT. at L'Anse. Michigan.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers association of the Grant
|chool was held Monday evening.
Il. G. Dawley, DR.. Merritt Jones, p
Wilson are among those who are
3wn at Babcock hunting this week.
BMSTITCHING and Picoting at
tGchment; fits all sewing machines.
| rice 81. Checks 10c extra. Lights
fail Order House, Box 1877, Birming-
lam, Ala. Adv. A31-O5
f. B. Thayer, ST., has received an
|lpointment from Edward Rowell,
rand commander of the Grand Com
andery. Knights Templar, of Wis
|bnsin, as foreign correspondent for
be order.
George A. futile has been appoint
d special correspondent of Wausau
|br the Greenbaum Sons Investment
|bmpany of Chicago. This is one of
he oldest and most reliable BOND
buses and banking institutions in
hat city since 1856.
| Fall weather is here with chilly
lasts from the north, and the past
eek we have been visited with light
osts. and equinocital storms. We
ave yet before us our usual beautiful
. II weather and Indian summer, be-
3re winter sets in, for all of which
are duly thankful.
Mary WINNER has commenced suit
circuit court for divorce and the
Rstody of their three children,
Bainst her husband, Joseph WINNER.
be charge is cruel and inhuman
eatment On the same grounds,
blGie e. Blockmer is suing her hus-
md, Len. E. Blockmer, for divorce.
Yesterday morning at eleven o'clock
red Baumann of the village of Ed
n, died at the home of his son, Hugo
humann. He was so years of age,
I'D had been i'll for several months.
is survived by three sons and four
lighters. Funeral services will take
ace at 2 o'clock in the church in
e townrof Vein.
This afternoon the fire department
nducted a series of tests for the
Use and for the motor which runs
e pumps from the fire truck. The
btor is the same one which runs the
|lck, and is easily adjusted to oper-
either at a moments notice. The
pts were conducted under the super
sion of Fire Chief Frank Zielsdorf,
d were witnessed by Mayor Flatter
d number of aldermen. The mo-
was operated with three streams
lich were thrown from the river
nix directly in the rear of the Is<
nd hotel, where the tests were con-
cted, to the railroad bridge oppo-
e.
Mrs. c. F. Dunbar. who is in Port
hd, Ore, accompanied by her daugh-
Miss Nell, attending the Trien-
II convention of the Episcopal
urch, and who is chairman of the
pmen's Auxiliary of this diocese,
ties home that they are greatly
loying the triennial. Incidentally,
5. Dunbar says that in converse
n with gentleman he said that
grandfather was Gov. Spooner,
Wisconsin, and that his father and
other man run the first steamboat
m Stevens Point to Wausau and
1 they had the right of way of all
dings. So realistic was his de-
iption of the boat and its appoint
nts, she said, that she could hear
whistle as it plowed its way
ough the waters of the Wisconsin.
ere are quite a number of former
usau people in Portland. Among
se Mrs. Dunbar had seen were the
sserveys. Mrs. Louis Wright. Archie
ight, Lawrence Liljequist. The
FER is in one Of the finest law
ns in Portland.