Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-09-07
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

Clytie GeIger mas peeH dppolhec'
postmaster of Rothschild.
The stores of our city have changed
back the hour of closing from i've u
six o'clock.
The Wausau Business College has
commenced it's fall term, having
opened on Monday.
The community fair at Tomahawl
will be held on the 18th, 14th and 15tf
days of September.
The painters greatly improved the
double store fronts of the Baumanr
Hardware company the past week.
The Athens fair is being held today
and many of our merchants as well as
others are in attendance.
Fl. ]. Hagge is building an addition
and making Improvements on his
home on McIndoe street.
The fire which destroyed the Faust
mill at Amigo last week caused a
loss of $4,000. The origin of the fire
is not known.
F'iremen Rudolph Roloff and Otto
Kluever are attending the Wisconsin
Paid Firemen's association convention
at Ashland this week.
The new city nurse, Miss Carrie A..
Monat of Milwaukee, came to Wau-
sau last Thursday evening and en-
tered upon her duties Friday.
There were 1913 votes received by
County Clerk Edward III. Kuhlmann
by mail for the primary election. This
shows considerable interest
Fl. j. Evans who has been at st.
Mary's hospital for some time and
who successfully passed through Sc
we're operation is now able to be at
home again.
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Oscar Everson and BENZ. Everson
of Spencer were brought to this city
recently charged with having moon
shine They plead guilty and were
held for trial on bail of $500.
The Oneida county fair at Rhine
lander commenced the first of the
week and closes Saturday. The ag-
ricultural and livestock exhibits will
be worth while seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Schuetz have
commenced the foundation for their
new home on east hill. Their site
is beautiful one and from the resi-
dence very beautiful view Is afford
ed.
The repairs to the high bridge were
completed saturday evening and the
bridge was again opened to the pub
lie. There is still an uneven group OF
planks at the top of the east APP
proach.
The first week of the Marathon
County Normal shows splendid con-
dition of the school. There are fifty
three more in attendance this year
than last, the total enrolment being
1863 this season.
The Merrill fair, was, taken as a
whole, very successful and those who
attended from Wausau felt themselves
well repaid for their visit. Thursday.
the big day, was spoiled to some ex-
tent by the rains.
The Wisconsin Medical association
is holding its annual session at Green
Lake. 1t ends on Friday evening
Those in attendance from this city are
DR.. Joseph r. Smith, Dr. F.. G. Nichols
and DIR. A, b. Rosenberg.
The fire at Athens last Thursday
evening which destroyed the planning
mill, dry shed and blacksmith shops
or the Rietbrock Land and Lumber
company caused a loss of $4,000, and
is supposed to be of incendiary ori-
gin.
Oppenhamer and Obel, architects.
are getting up plans for a large store
for j. w. Oehlhafen of Tomahawk.
They are also preparing plans for a
garage for Strong and Marley of
Eagle River and for warehouse at
Hazelhurst for the Paige Mercantile
company of Crandon.
This week is "smile week. and
many were in practice that they might
make good showing on the start
Sunday morning. Manager Cone of
the Grand Opera house entertained
the members of the Wausau Adver-
Using club at the play "Smilin'
Through" which is feature of smile
week.
Everything was peaceable election
day with the exception of the arrest
of Mrs. Ethel Legge, charged with
electioneering within 100 feet of the
polls. She pleaded not guilty in mu-
nicipal court and her trial will take
place Saturday Later her husband
Ernest Legge, for some alleged griev-
ance, struck A. w, Prehn, district at
torney. MIR, Legge was arrested and
was bound over for trial Saturday.
furnishing bail OF 200.
Henry Brossard aud Clarence
Schrom of Merrill met with a severe
automobile accident the early part of
the week. They We're out in the for
mer's roadster and II was accidental
ly overturned in ditch near the city.
The former suffered the fracture OF
I'VE ribs, one piercing his lung and
the latter was badly bruised. Only
for the immediate help OF farmer
they would have been burned to death