Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-05
CITY NOTES.

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i'll for the past two weeks is slowly re.
covering.
Mrs. Joseph Gamble has been very
sick the past week, and is still very
sick woman.
Dr. Turbln, the eminent German Spe-
cialist and surgeon will be at the Bells
House, March 26.
Among the republicans, now holding
Office, who announces himself candi-
date for reelection is city clerk, G. F.
Beck.
Mrs. Carl Neuman, of the town OF
Berlin, died Wednesday after week S
illness, aged 26 years. The funeral was
held Saturday
JAS. Aylward, en- ployed at the
Bells House, departed Friday noon for
his home at Menasha for a visit. He
will be absent about a month.
Bernhard Kruger, who was injured
aboct two months ago, has recovered
and is again attending to his duties as
driver of the east side hose cart.
The different routes of our mail
carriers were looked over by F. P.
Maher, of Chicago, U. S. post-office
inspector; another carrier may be added
to the force as a result of his visit.
A number of the local. Elks are wear
ing souvenir buttons of the Grand
Lodge which will be held in Milwaukee
July 1926 The buttons bear the head
of an elk with the name Milwaukee and
are neat and attractive.
Jerry Sullivan, of this city, now
travelling with show troupe, "Mc-
Fadden's Row of Flats" was recently
married at Buffalo, N. Y, to Miss
Helen Bates, who is member of the
same company and who, like himself,
is also midget.
The Northwestern Cinch Club met
last Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Speer Prizes were
given, the first one being won by Mrs.
Gustav Mueller and Mr.. Frank Ritter,
and the second by Mrs. E. G.. thinner
mann and Mr. Herman Lemke. A
most pleasant evening was spent.
S. Wescott, of Spencer, was placed
in the county jail on Friday to serve a
so day sentence for stealing an AK. 1t
is pretty long sentence for a man to
get for appropriating to his own use
about dollars worth of old iron. He
will not be lonesome for time at least
for the county bastile is now filled up
with wrong doers serving sentence.
Mrs. Anna Wallner, of Mcmillan,
was taken to the Northern hospital
Wednesday by Sheriff Marquardt
About year ago her only son was
operated on in a hospital at Marshfield,
and from the effects of this operation
he died The loss of her son appears
to have worked upon her mind untiii = =
became unbalanced.
Antigo has philanthropic citizen
who takes pride in dividing up her
wealth for the good of humanity. Mrs
Mary Delaglise, wife of the founder of
Amigo, has decided valuable block in
the central part of tho city to st. Marys
Catholic congregation The transfer
requires the building of hospital on
the ground within five years, costing
no less than $4,000
The price list committee of the Wis
eonsin Valley Lumbermen's Associa-
tion was held at the Lincoln House,
Merrill, last Thursday; among those
present were A. A. Goodyear, 7omah;
w. H. Bissell, Arbor Vitae; G. {. Yaw-
key, Hazelhurst; A. Osborn, AsJ land; d.
L. Plumer, Wausau, w. H. Bradley,
Tomahawk, and H. H. Foster, r. G..
Schultz and F. G. Reimers, of Merrill.
AS the days of spring draw near and
sleighing gives out, the 'lumber jack
is again to be seen on our streets, after
months spent in the woods among the
pluc NSulJC IL HullIUGI VI Cdll pS
have already broken up, and it will be
but very few weeks, at most, when
nearly all of these mackinaw attired
laborers will "hike" for the towns, and
proceed to spend their money in Goal
Oil Johnny" style.
Friday evening the companion court
of the J. 0. F. entertained at Fraternity
hall in honor of Supreme Chief Ranger
Carrie Chambers and High Chief
Ranger Col. Parker. Col. Parker ad
dressed those present on Forestry, after
a business meeting. After this dancing
was in order for which Cones orches
ira furnished the music, which was en-
joyed by about 40 couple. The ladies
served refreshments in the dining
room and it was pronounced by those
present an evening well spent, socially
speaking.