Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-12-29
CITY EOIES.

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Miss Cora b. Tressider who has been
out of the schools on account of the
death of her sister, will return to take
up her work next Monday
DIR Turbin, the eminent German
| specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House, December Goth.
| In letter to this office by Robt.
McConkey, he states that at present he
is engaged at the Bijou theatre in
Duluth but expects to go to the coast.
Miss Myrtle Marsh, teacher in one
of the Sixth grades of the Lincoln
school, has resigned, the resignation to
take effect at the close of the semester.
Rev w. o. Carrier and family will
move from Chicago to Waukesha this
week, at which place Rev. Carrier will
assume the duties of president of Car
roll College.
The Merrill Scarlets, basket ball
team lately defeated in their home town
by the Y. NJ G.. A. team of this city, will
evening, Jan. Sth
Duncan Bros. yesterday shipped to
Edgar a thirteen months old Shorthorn
bull, the same being consigned to Steve
Davis, of the town of Hull, who desires
to improve his stock.
At the last regular meeting of the
Board of Education it was decided to
request the common council to pur-
chase site in the Sixth ward for the
future need of our schools.
The marriage of Hugo Krepsky and
Miss Callie Shafer was solemnized in
Colby last Thursday evening. The
bride is the daughter of the late Sam
Shafer, editor of the Colby Photograph.
The city clerk has advertised for bids
for the construction of the bridge to
connect the First and Seventh wards,
and from present indications it appears
that there will be good many bidders.
The chief interest of the teachers in
attendance upon the convention cen
tered ca the salary question-Prin.
William McAndrews, of New York, and
Miss Margaret Aa!ev, of Chicago, are
the leading speakers on topics relating
to teachers wages.
If you are going to build or make any
change in your residence, have your
heating plant put in right and your gas
work and plumbing done up in a mod
ern way. We do all Kinds of repairing
in these lines. A. B. Wheeler Il Son.
6l6 Third Street. If.
How would you like to have been one
of Isaac Stephenson's children on
Christmas +? Your uncle Ike made each
one of his eight sons and daughters
present of S., 900, that day in cold cash.
He also gave each of his four grand
children 81 900 total of S44, 900.
Eldred Sturtevant, little som of Mr.
and Mrs Ray Sturtevant, of Chicago,
who has, with his mother, been a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Collins for a
time past, was very sick the past week
threatened with pneumonia. He is
now much better and entirely out of
danger.
Marshfeld Times: The Hotel Blodg-
EFT has been equipped with a new hot
water plant by A. b. Wheeler d Son, of
Wausau, and now has means for keep
ing an ample supply of hot water for
the hotel, baths, and bathroom of
Wagner & Warnecke. The capacity of
the new boiler is about 1000 gallons per
hour.
The Stevens Point normal school bas-
ket ball team, which recently won avic-
tory over the Y NJ e. A. team of this
city, will play areturn game here on the
29th of January. In the game sched-
uled for that night, Wausau boys expect
TO turn the tables on their Stevens Point
friends, and are practicing hard for the
contest.
Otto Muenchow, alderman of the
First ward, and Miss Margaret
Buechner will be united in marriage
tomorrow evening al the formers home
corner of Plumer and French streets.
Only a few relatives will be present and
the ceremony win be performed by the
Rev G. A. Bretscher, pastor of Zion's
Lutheran church.
The new Presbyterian church at
Stratford, which has been supplied by
Rev. X. Kundson, Tuesdays, since its
dedication some weeks ago, will have
Sunday services hereafter. Consider
ing the size of The village the church is
one of the best equipped and furnished
of any in this section. Electric lights
will be installed in it shortly.
The following teachers are in attend
ance upon the Wisconsin State
Teachers association meeting at Mil
waukee this week. Supt. Karl Mathie,
Prin, c. c. Parlin, Prin.; o. E. Wells,
Miss Rosalia Bohrer, Clyde Olsen,
Prin w r johnson, Miss Isabel
Baker, Miss Gertrude Harger, Miss
Emile Nohl, Miss Rose Kreutzer, Miss
Grace NJ Arnott, Miss Lette n
Wheeler, Howard Cate.
Fred Marquardt, living on the west
side, and Miss Louise Griepp, departed
Thursday for visit with the lady's
parents who live in the town of Hartland,
Shawano county When they return
the lady will be Mrs Marquardt, they
having secured a marriage license
before their departure Miss Griepp,
who has been Mr. Marquardt's house
keeper for over year past, is sister
of the gentleman deceased wife.
There is a move on foot to harness
Hat Rapids by the capitalists of Rhine
lander aad the indicator thinks that
there is good reason to believe that
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