Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-09-03

side hospital.
Twelve teams have been entered al
the fair among the best matched road
sters of the county.
Miss Lena Kickbusch entertained in
honor of Miss Florence Fischer on
Wednesday afternoon.
A harvest picnic is being held at
Halder today Monday by the Catholic
congregation of that place.
B. Ullrich, who recently opened a
meat market on Washington street, has
closed the doors of the same and gone
out of business.
The Misses Emily Nohl and Bessie
Porter and Walter Curtis sailed for the
United States on Sunday and are ex-
pected home in two weeks.
Mrs. R. E. Powers and Miss Rose
Laughlin chaperoned party of young
people who went to Big Rib on their
bicycles for picnic last Thursday.
Mrs. jeanette Staples, gave a very
delightful hay ride and picnic to num-
Der of her lady and gentlemen friends
last Friday. They went to Rothschilds.
A cinch party was gwen by Mrs. c.
H. Wegner on Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Fisher, of St. Paul. Mrs. j. II.
Reiser and Mrs. B. Riebe carried off
| the honOrs.
Martin Volkman, of Texas, will be
married to Miss Mary Muellwer, of
Schofeld, next Saturday fornoon at
st. Stephens church, Rev. Werhahn
officiating.
Visitors to the fair calling at the
booth of o. c. Callies viii cheerfully be
given any information they desire rela-
tive to painting, etc. Call for pamph-
lets, books, etc.
Albert w. Grant, formerly of this
city, is one of the naval officers who
have been subroened as witnesses in
the Sampson-Schley inquiry. In the
Santiago campaign he served aboard
the Massachusetts. = Stevens Point
Journal
The Pilot is issued on Monday even
ing this week to give the force chance
to move the office into the new PILOT
building. By the latter part of the
week we expect to be in pretty fair
shape, and from that time on shall
vastly improve the plant.
Last Sunday Mrs. VIM. Mahoney
presented St. Johns Episcopal church
with handsomely carved Lectern or
reading desk, in memory of her
husband, VIM. MahOney, deceased.
The desk is carved in the shape of an
eagle with outstretched wings and is of
white oak
For SALE "A house and lot on Sew
enth street. near the high school build
ing. For particulars enquire of
STEPHEN BESsEY.
The first meeting of the year of the
Ladies' Literary Club is being held this
afternoon. 1t Is an open meeting and
program consisting of violin solo
by Miss Mary Harger; recitation, by
Miss Bertha Trevitt, and an address 10y
Mrs. w. X. Holloway, president of the
Consumers League of Wisconsin.
Preparations are well under way for
a harvest home festival to be held at the
Presbyterian church in this city about
Oct Goth at which time it is expected
that delegates will be present from
Aniwa, Hogarty, Knowles, Schofield,
Kelly, Edgar, Fenwood, Trappe and
the Heights. Rev. L. c. Smith, of Osh-
kosh, Sunday School worker known
throughout the length and breadth of
this state is also expected at this time.
The many friends of our old and
highly respected citizen Mrs. Peter
Hunt will be panied to learn that she
is very sick in Chicago. She went
down a short time ago to visit her son,
Charlie, and to see it she could not Sc
cure relief from her sickness. Mr.
Hunt, who accompanied her, returned
home last week and pronounced his
wife very sick. He will go to Chicago
again in a few days.
The graduates of the Wausau High
School will meet on Wednesday even
ing, at the High School building, to
perfect an organization of the Alumni.
A movement to this end was CON-
menced last week and on Wednesday
quite a number OF the graduates met
with Miss Nell Dunbar to consider mat
tiers. All who are eligible to member
ship are requested to be present at the
meeting, Wednesday evening
While some people are Overworking
their gray matter, devising means for
replenishing the forest ~of Northern
Wisconsin let us consider the ways of
that thrifty people the japanese. Every
time a baby is born in that country a
tree is planted to commemorate the
event and is allowed to grow until the
child is married, at which time it is cut
down and converted into useful house
hold articles. Verify we can be taught
by the barbarianS.
The fourteen champion bareback
riders of the world are all with one
show this year. The term champion is
used in all seriousness, and it is claimed
as an indiSputable fact by these shows
that there is not with any other shows
in America one rider who is the equal
to any one of these fourteen champions.
Of course there is but one show that
has the necessary enterprise and capital
| to create such n monopolv of cbamnion