Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-08

A number of young married people
are planning dance to be given on
the evening of Thursday next at Fra
ternity hall
Furnished room to rent, suitable for
two ladies or two gentlemen. Central
ly located. Address Pr Pilot office.
The Arntsen & Hirsch mill having
received sufficient quantity of logs to
warrant the owners starting up, COM
menced the winters saving yesterday.
Ex-Sheriff Thos Malone has vacated
the jail building and Sheriff Aug. Mar
quardt has moved his household goods
to the same, and with his family is now
installed in the building.
Write to the Moler Barber College,
ILL.,, for their catalogue explaining how
they teach the trade in two months.
donate tools and pay graduates $l2
weekly. They want 500 men, new field,
splendid chance.
The insurance adjusters have finished
up their work of adjusting the insur-
ance on the personal prouerty of the
Riverside Hospital, which was recently
damaged by fire, and have allowed
1886. Is on the same. A sum, approx
mately 81 900, was allowed on the build
ing
Matthias Rhyner, one of the old
settlers, of this county, died Saturday
evening at his home in the town of
Weston. He was born in Switzerland
"a years ago, and leaves large family
of grown up children. The funeral &C.
CURED today at 2 p. NJ. from the Pres
byterian Church, Rev. S. N. Wilson
officiating.
The case of Joe Noiseaux, charged
with disturbing the peace, was tried
before Judge Miller last Saturday and
Noiseaux found guilty. He was fined
So and costs amounting in all to $3.50.
He took an appeal to the circuit court.
The case of Constable Theodore Steltz
also arrested on the same charge, was
postponed until next Friday.
The Brooks & Ross saw mill, at
SchofeId, has started up again after an
idleness of nearly three months, during
which time extensive improvements
have been made This mill is now one
of the best mills in the valley and it is
expected it will cut about 30, 900, 900 feet
of lumber this year. Most of the logs
will be hauled in by rail from points
north.
Mr.. Willie.n Owen, the young Shakes
.peareaI actor: will appear IN this city
for two nights only, commencing Jan.
8. Mr. Owen is well remembered
owing to his former successes N this
city His supporting company which
is an exceptionally strong one is headed
by j. w. n. cConnell and Miss Reynolds
Mr.. Ovens plays during this engage
ment will be The Lady of Lyons" and
"Othello" Mr.. Owen has received
favorable comment for his
rendition of the characters of Melnotte |
and Iago And all lovers of the legiti- |
mate drama are assured of seeing an
exceptionally high class performance.
On Saturday evening last three
tramps entered and took possession of
the depot at Kelly. and wien the sta
ton agent tried to eject them they
showed fight. They were allowed
to remain until they got ready to move
of their own accord. One was arrested
in this city later, and the other two on
Sunday night They proved to be three
of the eight who took possession of Con
ductor Mike Clarcy's train about two
weeks ago. Judge Henry Miller yes
terday morning decided to snow them
no leniency, and accordingly gave
each a sentence of Is days in the county
jan on bread and water diet.
You viii want THE CoaMoNER, W. j.
Bryan's new paper. During the month
of January we will furnish the WAUsAUl
Pilot and The COMMoNER one year for
81 90. You will never get another offer
like this