Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-02-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

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A. H. Munger is erecting new
home on Z. Kickbusch street which he
and his family expect to occupy the
forepart of March.
! Some simple arrangements of the
lighting of the Presbyterian church
have been made that have added
greatly to comfort and convenience.
| A son was born Friday afternoon.
Feb. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Pfffner
| of Stevens Point. Mrs. Pfiffner was
formerly Miss Mary Sturtevant of this
city.
| The College Women's club meets
| tomorrow AFTERNOON at four O'Clock
at the Business and Professional
Women's club. A business session
will be held.
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Spencer have
definitely given UP their trip to Cali
fornia this winter due to Mrs. Spen-
GERS health which does not warrant
the travel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Butterfeld, the
latter of whom was Miss Esther
Deutsch of this city, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deutsch, are maxi
| ing their home at Lawrenceville. Illi-
nois.
Mrs A. L. Kreutzer and Mrs. P M.
Wilson departed last Friday for Palm
Beach, Florida, where they are to
spend the remainder of the winter
months Mrs. Wilson took the chill
dren with her.
Next Sunday, Feb. &c. will be Boys
Sunday at the Presbyterian church
and the services will be largely in
charge of the boys and men of the
congregation. Center Sc ction seats
have been re served for boys.
Residents of Rosholt want the high
way between Wausau and Rosholt i'm
proved according to word from the
RoSholt Advancement association. The
Marathon county end of the highway
is in good condition, it is understood
Although they started for the south
last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
have not yet reached Chicago. 1t is
reported that they are Snowbound be-
/ tween Wausau and New Lisbon on the
south bound c. NJ. & ST. P. of last
evening.
The nomination of Bogue S. Bur-
nett of Mosinee, as postmaster of that
village has been sent to the senate
by President Harding according to
an announcement made last week. MIR.
Burnett has a record of several years
service as rural mail carrier.
Robert Swartz, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Swartz the former of
whom is principal of the Marathon
County Training school, suffered a
broken arm on Friday when he fell
from ladder. The arm is fractured
above the wrist.
G. ID. Clarke, a nephew of the late
j. G. Clarke of this city, passed away
last Friday at New Westminster, r.
! c.. Mr., Clark resided for two years
in Wausau and for many years at
Merrill. One of his children, Mrs.
Dale. is now living at Hatley, Wis.
The Wausau agency of the Bur-
rougs Adding Machine company, of
which George Bennett is manager, is
running third in total business trans
acted this month among the thirty
one middle western agencies cover
| ing seven states. Last December the
Wausau agency was first. Business
seems 10 De acquiring momentum IN
the district. Mr.. Bennett declares.
The positions of register of the u
S. land office and receiver of public
monies were consolidated last week
with the confirmation by the United
States senate of the appointment of
E. P. German to these positions. Mr.
| German succeeds Kurt A. Beyreis, who
resigned as receiver of public monies
some time ago, and Hilmar Schmidt,
who now holds the position of regis
ter of the land office.
| Inspection of the proposed changes
to be made in Highway 10 in the sixth
ward was made Saturday by Assist
ant Engineer f. F. Mengel of Wis
consin Rapids. This matter has been
under consideration for some time
and involves the Strengthening of two
dangerous corners on this highway
where it leaves the city. Arrange
ments for the right of way to provide
for relocation have practically been
completed.