Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-01-12
SHORT NEWS ITEMS


Otto Hochrritt, superintendent of
upon yesterday at the Wausau hospi-
tai for ulcer. His condition is report
ed improved.
For the first time since the Wausau
post office was built. the treasury de-
partment has seen fit to paint the
interior. A crew Of men is now at
work doing this.
c. E. Parker, who has been i'll and
has been at home for two weeks, is
sufficiently recovered so that he has
assumed his place at the American
National bank again.
Salem Lutheran church elected ne
following officers Sunday: Fred BOIL,
president; Theo. Meyer, secretary /;
John Brandt, trustee; Theo. Plautz
and H. Mueller. new trustees.
The Wausau Ice and Fuel company
elected the following officers at its
meeting Tuesday evening: w. r. Schol-
field, president; Albert Kieffer, vice
president. and Henry Juers treasurer.
The directors are A. w. Prehn, Carl
Artus, n. II. Gender and John T..
Morgan.
The Central Wisconsin Brown Swiss
Breeders association will hold its an
nual meeting in this city next Tues
day, January II. The meeting is to
be held at the court house and there
will be two sessions, morning and af-
ternoon. H. II. Humphrey of Madi-
son, and Mr.. Cole of Merrill, coun-
ty agent of Lincoln county, will speak
Officers for the coming year are to
be elected.
Fires during the past week have
been confined to chimneys without
any reported losses. Calls made were:
last Friday morning at $40 Scott
street, the residence of Henry
Schaupp; Friday evening, $50 Hum
boldt avenue, the residence of Ernest
PlautZ; Saturday morning at Gle Sey-
mour street, the residence Of Edward
Langenhahn: Saturday evening at 432
Fourth avenue N, the residence of
Henry Papendorf: yesterday morning
at 607 Washington street, the resi-
dence of J. J. Lohmar.
The Wausau Holstein Breeders club
met Tuesday in the G. A. r. rooms at
the court house and reelected their
officers to serve for the coming year.
The officers are: President, Richard
Golisch; vice pres, Arthur Denfeld;
secretary and treasurer, Jerre Witter.
The reading of the financial report
for the year showed balance on hand
of $4,000. Plans were made for a
sale to be held in the city some time
soon, the date not being fixed, con-
signors to this sale to be members of
the local club.
Proposals have been made through
out the United States this year that
the birthday of Benjamin Franklin,
which falls on January II, be gener-
ally celebrated.
Supt S. B. Tobey declares that the
Wausau public schools will not OBJ
serve the day collectively but that
teachers will call it to the attention
of pupils and that in some rooms
special programs may be arranged
BETTING the occasion.
AT the meeting of county members
of the Wisconsin Cheese Producers
federation held Tuesday morning and
afternoon in the new warehouse adj
JOIHilS tHe DuilulHS VI Tie OOuSe-
Hooker mills, F. X. Schilling was
chosen director on the executive board
to represent this district. The COM
mittee of cheese makers for this dis
trict consists of: Henry Schneider,
Square Deal factory; Paul Kruger,
Pine Groce factory; H. Kufahl, May
flower factory; H. Radtke, Stratford
factory; and Oscar Krause, Sandy
River factory. The farmers commit
tee was chosen as follows: August
Karau, for Lincoln county; E. C. Ohm
lstadt, for east Marathon county; Paul
Pauls. for Wausau: Charles Letter
man, for central Marathon. county;
George Peterfield, for west Marathon
county. b. E. Ellington of Spring
Valley. is to take charge of the Wau-
sau district and will move to this city
shortly.