Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-23
CITY ITEMS.

home on jefferson street on Thursday.
in honor of her birthday.
The price list committee of the Wis
consln Valley Hardwood Lumbermen's
Association held special meeting in
the Bells House parlors on Friday.
The High School Dramatic Club is
arranging to produce German play
Immediately after Lent. The title Of
the play is "Onkel und Tante ans
/ Amerikan
Ed. H. Nelson of Trappe is signing
for more snow to enable him to land
his big output of logs on the banks of
that romantic stream. We hope he will
| get what he signs for
The righteous man regards the life
of his beast" Such a man willano let
his horse suffer from cuts or bruises,
gals, etc, and will appreciate the value
of the old and reliable remedy, Coles
Veterinary Carbolisalve. Sold by all
druggist.
Miss Lulu Osborn entertained friends
on Thursday evening in honor of her
birthday, at her home on corner of
Second and Washington streets. A
very enjoyable evening was spent by
those present. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Leslie Marquis who halls from West
Salem has now decided to make Wau-
sau his home in the future Mr.. Mar
| quis IS an expert mechanic and has
spent six or seven years in the west
setting up farm machinery. he is open
for an engagement at this work in the
| spring.
The Clayton saw mill ut Rhinelander
was entirely destroyed by fire last Sat-
urday morning The loss was $500
with an insurance of $4,000. The orr
gin of the fire is not known. Mr. Clay
ton has a contract to saw %, 600, 900 feet
and will rebuild the mill 1t is heavy
loss to him.
The following circular was received
by County Clerk Gehrke from the
James L. Ellarson, State Fish and
Game Warden, of Madison, on Wednes-
day:
"All hunting licenses issued during the
year 1899 will be good for spring shoot
ing until May /, 1900.
All hunting licenses issued between
December 81, 1899, and April 80, 1900,
will he void Nav 1900
After May /, 1900, new supply of
applications and licenses will be sent
you for the season which opens Sep
TENDER l, 1900, and closes April 80,
1901"
Boynton Tent, No. 90, Knights of
Maccabees at the regular meeting on
Wednesday had grand old time at
Forest Hall, the occasion being initia
ton of thirteen new members. After
initiation, the members and their fami-
lies INDUCED in a general social time.
Refreshments were served. The follow
ing of Markey Tent, No. 80, X. 0. T. Nj.
| of Merrill, came down and assisted in
putting the unluckey number OF thir-
teen through the mysteries of the above
order:
| Perry Foster L. p Boyer So
| j. Nj. Larson James Lyke
| Jos. Schorey Herb Hughes
| Ed. Rodenbush Joe Arshambo 1879
Tom. Frechet Cnas. Wetherby =
James Oles E. A. SERVER.
| A meeting of the directors of the
Humane Society was held at the office
of Ryan, Hurley and Jones on Saturday
evening, the object being the reorgan-
ization of the society r. d. Whitehead,
/ state humane agent, of Milwaukee,
was present to commission man AS
city humane agent whom the directors
might choose. Two names were
placed before the meeting, but neither
was decided upon at the meeting. The
secretary and treasurer's report were
submitted and accepted. The treasur-
er's report showed that receipts from
all sources since the society's organiza-
ton two years. we've Sl5392. The dis
bursements during the same period of
time were SS7 80 leaving balance in
the treasury of 66.03.
On Thursday or Friday, the Murray
Manufacturing Co. will send crew of
men to Clifford, Arkansas, to commence
the erection of the Clifford Lbr. Cos
sawmill, the dimensions of which are
/ owl 20 xy;th yo,,ar 70 apu;po ond bo;Iar
buildings, The officers of the Clifford
! Lumber CO. are A. Straus, of ST. Louis,
president, w. b. Archer, of Clifford,
Ark, secretary and treasurer. Alexan-
der Stewart and Walter Alexander of
this city are stock holders in the com
pany. The Murray Mfg. Co., also has
at present two crews ofmen at Ashland,
one building the saw mill for the
East End Mill Co., which will be ready
for operation by April first, and the
other crew will commence to build a
saw-mill for the Lake Superior Lumber
Co. next Monday Another crew of
men are now at Livingston, Ala, where
at the present time they are putting
machinery in place IN the saw mill OF
Alexander Lumber Co., of Aurora, i'll.
Eddie Mccormick, young west side
lad, was arrested by policeman VIM.
DeVoe at the new Opera House on Fri
day evening while he was enjoying the
play entitled, East Lynne" He was
placed in the lookup on a warrant
charging him with having taken $500
worth of iewelry and silyerware at j.