Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-01-07
The PILoT today contains the balance
of the County Board proceedings.

Il AOAAAO W oANhACCc clAOO ANCn Il Col . SA0J
The Winninger family orchestra fur
nished music for the New Years bal
held at Athens
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
| Specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House Jan. 2Sth.
The annual report of county Supt. j
T. Lamont, can be found in this ISSUE
OF the PILOT, In full.
The d. g. X. o. ", or the German Re
lief and Benefit society installed officers
Friday evening at Gensman's hall.
Geo. A. Martin, who since Oct Isl
has acted as city editor on the Record
has resigned to take up like position
on the Central.
The dance given by Co. q at Armory
hall and by the Jolly Comrades al
Kroening's hall on New Years eve were
largely attended.
We are glad to see /. LaCerte the
west side photographer, out again.
He has been confined to his home by
sickness for some time
The Kickbusch Grocery Co. has pur.
chased the stock of groceries of l.. II
Jones at Schofield and has placed the
same in charge of Clarence Weber.
Rev. F. Karnopp, of Oshkosh, held
services Sunday at the German M. E.
church in this city. Mr.. Karnopp is
presiding elder of the Oshkosh district
The Sharpshooters will hold their
annual election this Tuesday evening
at LiedeFkranz hall. After the election
the members Will partake of refresh
ments
The directors of the Wausau Fire In
surance company will hold their al
nual meeting next Monday, Jan. 18th.
The past year has been a prosperous
one for the local concern.
The New London Republican issued
a very handsome New Years edition
filled with portraits of prominent bust
ness men and illustrations of many of
the city's finest buildings.
Henry Gross, superintendent of water
works, reports that nearly all of the
water tax has been paid in for the half
year ending next May. In all about
$4,000 has been paid in.
Let us speak of man as we find him,
And censure only what we can see,
Remembering that no one can be perfect,
Unless he uses Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. w. Albers.
The county board of supervisors met
this afternoon as two O'clock Com
mittee work will take up most of the
afternoons proceedings, and tomorrow
the board will get down to BUSINESS.
The Dessert saw mill at Mosinee is
now running night and day. The log
ging railroad is being operated to its
full extent, and many logs are being
hauled in by team. The Dessert mill
at Spokane has also been put in full
operation.
Hoyt's Bunch of Keys" was present
ed at the opera house Thursday evening
to a fair sized audience and gave gener-
al satisfaction. 1t has been presented
here on numerous occasions and is
always greeted by good houses.
The Modern Woodman lodge at Bro
kaw was reorganized Thursday evening,
the work being in charge of G.. A. Bull
ion, district deputy, and large num-
Der of new members admitted. After
the initiation ceremonies there was a
banquet and dance.
The court house last Sunday present
ed about as busy an air as it does dur
ing the week. Nearly every county
officer and several county board com
mittees were at work making up re-
ports that will be presented to the
county board at this session.
S L. Mahard and family have moved
to Amigo Mrs Mahard and son, Del
mer. departed for there on Thursday,
while Mr.. Mahard has run on the
Northwestern from that city to Mil
waukee and will be nearer his family
hereafter.
The saw mill of Arntsen and Hirsch
is being rapidly stocked with logs, and
will be put in operation soon. Thief
ers hauling logs complain of poor
roads, however, and the supply of tim
bers may be cut down unless there is a
snow fall soon.
Bishop Weller, of the Fond du Lac do
cese, will conduct service at st. John S
been here last Sunday, but unforeseen
events TRANSFERRED that made it necessary
for him to postpone his visit There
will be class of several candidates con-
tirmed next Sunday.
Jas. Harrison and John Mcdonald,
two weary travellers, were gathered in
by the police on Sunday and were up
before Judge Miller yesterday morning
The former was gwen half day to
leave town, and the latter received a
sentence Of ten days in the county Jail
on bread and water diet.
A petition was presented to Judge
Silverthorn yesterday signed by ( W.
Heath, and others, praying thst the
village of Spencer be allowed tc incor-
porate as a city. As there was no con-
test in the matter the Judge gave the
permission of court, and at the next
election the matter will be voted upon.
Insane patients, before icing ad-
mitted into hospitals for the insane at
present. must be accompanied by GER
tificateS from examining physicians
showing that they are not afflicted with
any contagious disease or have been eX-
posed 10 any within fifteen days before
examination. This is done to guard
against small poX.
Several changes were made in the
shipment of baggage on all Wisconsin
railroads the first of the year The
amount of baggage tn be carried with
cot excess payment is limited to 15O
pounds, and bicycles, baby carriages,
etc, are carried at excess rates. A full
fare ticket is required to transport a
corpse instead of half fare as formerly
Miss Anna w. Magnussen has sold
out her millinery store on Third street
to Miss Cartheiser, who will conduct
the same in the future Miss Magnus.
sen finds that the winters here are toe
severe for her health which is the rea-
son for her disposing of her stock.
Miss CartheiSer is well known to the
ladies of Wausau, having been here
for some time and is an expert milliner.
Sunday, while Merritt Martin was
leading a team belonging to H. K. Nc
i EachrOn across the draw bridge that
crosses the railroad track that runs
in to the McEachron mill one ofsthe
horses became frisky and, in jumping
around, fell over the bridge. Landing
on the track below the horse struck on