Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-11-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

AlOhl L di 1911, III OhSluN OCuhIy'
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Foster are
moving into the former home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. Jones on East hill.
Raymond Rozelle, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Rozelle, who has been
Ill with pneumonia, is improving.
Born, a daughter, Mary Louise, to
Mr.. and Mrs p T. Stone recently. The
Pilot apologies for this oversight a
week ago.
Edward Rehfeldt was found not
guilty Tuesday in circuit court on a
charge of taking liberties with min
or female.
The American Legion posts of Wis
consin are preparing to engage in a
statewide campaign for membership
starting November 9th.
The many cases on the circuit court
calendar will make the session a long
one, and ii may be we'll along to the
end of the wear before all are disposed
of.
This Thursday evening Edward
Rechlin, New York organist of fame,
is giving a concert at st. Johns
church in Merrill. Some Wausau peo-
pie are attending.
Irving w. Foltz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. FoltZ, has been appointed
a director of Vocational school in
New York city. Mr.. Foltz is also
attending Columbia University.
During October AIS cows were
tested by George Goodwin, tester of
the Wausau Marathon Cow Testing
association. Roy Gleason led with
high herd average and high COW.
The Pilot last week inadvertently
stated that B. C. Gowen had gone to
Milwaukee to take the degrees of the
Wisconsin Consistory. Mr.. Gowen has
been a member of the order for TWEEN
ty years.
Edward II. Kuhlmann, county clerk,
has so much work on hand that his
desk can't be cleaned for several
weeks. First election and then the
county board meeting, both of which
create his most important tasks.
The State Association of Stationary
Engineers has awarded it's 1928 con-
vention to Stevens Point. This years
convention was held in Madison. 1t
is usually attended by about 600 dele
gates.
c. f. Johns, farmer living in the
northern part of the county, was killed
Thursday last by being run over by
team of horses and wagon. He
was driving pair OF colts, one of
which slipped his bride.
Rev. b. e. Walters of Metropolitan,
Michigan, has accepted call from
the Swedish Lutheran church of this
city which includes te congregations
of Wausau, Irma and Merrill. He
IS expected to take charge soon.
Students of the Vocational school
are working toward the purchase of
a moving picture machine. A NOV
ing picture show. Black Beauty, was
gwen at the high school Monday, the
proceeds of which will go into this
fund.
The light snow storm and sleet on
tuesday made our walks and streets
so slippery that pedestrians had to
watch their step" or take a tumble
hunters coming back from the north
say that there is plenty of snow there
now.
An applicant for citizenship IN Wan
paca county was refused until such
time as he could become more CON
versant with history. On being asked
why we celebrate the Fourth of July
he answered. Because Christ was
born on that day"
While there is said to be a shortag,
hN IA
10 US mere IN Nausau that the ANNA
was easily found. There were doz
ems OF automobiles passing throug,
the city each day the latter part of IN,
week carrying deer.
Last summer IL will be remembere,
that Miss Alice Sloan was iniure,
when shot by Franklin Harmer o
chicago, who at the same time "a
tally wounded John Thor. Mis-
Sloan, by her guardian. has com
menced suit in circuit court for $40
goo for the injuries sustained.
II would be well for those driyinl
their cars in the outskirts of our eli
to be careful. This Is what hanene
70 man while driving his car In IN
city of Chippewa Falls: "Charle
Sehwenk. while driving his car owe
hole in the wheel rut The IN
threw him violently against the steer
ing wheel. causing internal iniurie
from which he died"
The third annual state conventio
OF the American Luther League wa
IN session at Marshfeld Sunda,
There were 500 delegates present IN
Guiding many prominent men In IN
state. The league was established /
1919 as a national organization an
mas a membership OF $4,000. A nun
Der OF Wausau members attended