Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-17


Chas Btrwig. brother of ex- Congress
/ man Barwig, IF Mayyille, is intending
to locate here and start wholesale
liquor house.
Jacob Reuter-, the great master of the
violin, will appear in his farewell con-
cert AT the Opera House, Monday even
ing. Feb 23d
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Belle Mcdonald, daughter of
Mrs Finlay Mcdonald, to Harry j.
Wood. the event to take place on Tues
day. February "a The contracting
parties are well known 10 Wausau
If You are contemplating paperieg
your house IN The sprlng first call on o.
c. Callies and get prices as tn cost of
material, labor, etc, for which informa-
ton no charge is made He will also
suggest to you the design of paper
needed
Chas g kiekhusch, of the town of
Stettin, died Thursday after an illness
of ten DAYS at the advanced age of 81
years Oh age and pneumonia being
responsible for his death The funeral
was held Sunday the Rev Ehmke,
pastor of the Stettin Lutheran church,
officiating,
The Beavers Reserve Fund Fraternal
association was organized in Wausau
about year ago, and it was called
upon to pay its first death loss the other
day The late Prof KIingheii was
member IF the order and his widow re-
ceived $500 $500 of every ST 900 is
always placed in the reserve fund
fact noticeable to lumhermen is
that better grade of logs is being
shipped through this city, this winter
than for a number IF wears previons.
A great many logging trains pass
through Wausau daily and of the logs
thus shipped the Weyprhaeuser syndi-
Gates plant at Chippewa Falls and the
G. A Goodyear Lumber Co at Tomah
are getting the best ones
Dir. E ID Kan"use came over from
Three Lakes Monday afternoon to look
at Crandon and to see what kind of an
opening there is for homeopathic
physician here. He was we'll pleased
with the town especially on its moral
side and is satisfied that Crandon will
have a great future. if it is true to itself
and TO its traditions along moral lines
= - lN0 nt<.I g.
few weeks yet -Crandon Republican
The Northern Star Hive No 2. |. o.
party at fraternity hall ON Wednesday
evening that in point of unqnenees
collapsed anything of that nature held in
Wansau this winter. Nearly l00couples
participated in the event and the cos
turps they wore were really in keen
ing with the name of the party The
ladies served luncheon at midnight
and the party was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present
Application was made Friday to have
Ole Straalsund boarder at the Hanson |
boarding house. examined as to his |
sanity. Drs Jones and Sauerhcring |
were appointed commission TO make |
the examination, hut as Straalsund ar- |
pearpd rational at the time in which tn |
make their deductions The man is a |
Swedp and goes by the name of big |
Ole" and though he may have acted
queer at times. some are of the opinion
that his mind is not unbalanced
The Granite Cutters National Union
will give a dance at Castle hall tomor-
row evening for the benefit of j. NJ
Murray. Mr. Murray was stricken
with PARALYSIS last summer and since
that time has been in almost helpless
condition Himself and family have
been aided nv charitable organizatio,
for some time and are in very destitute
and it IL but right that
this party shonld he we'll patronized
II vnu don't care about going Yourself
a ticket and give il to a friend
Remember the Washington tea, at
the Universalist chur h next Saturday
At meeting If the asylum trustees
held Friday j B. Thomas of Milwar~
kee was chosen to succeed II G Head
AS superintendent of the Marathon
county asylum Mr. Thomas is now
connected with the Milwaukee cpanty
asylum, is n man 80 wears of age and
h1s had ten years experience in this
line If work. five of which were at the
Northern hospital AT Oshkosh. He is a
brother in-law of Mr. Head and his
+, Miss Margaret Thomas. who has
been assistant matron. viii remain rs
matron Mr. Thomas will take up his
duties here about April list.
The department of Art and literature
of the ladies' Literary club will
meet Noudty, Feb. 23d with Mrs.
Mary d Plumer The following is the
program:
Qno,atio"s from Jane Austin ....
sketch f Jaue AuStin'> Life. -
Jennie b Bishop
Readings from Crawford. ...... 49,.
..............A Agnes B Murray |
sketch If Life. of Charlotie Brunte.
................ Mrs Jacob Simmer
Review of Jane Eyre. ..
........ Henrietta NJ Briggs |
Critic. Lillian g. Craven
Roll Call. ,.................
The fire department was called gu
twice on Sunday and twice yesterday
The calls Sunday Were to the old |
McIndoe residence on Main street. oc-
cupird by the families of Frank Rich |
aud Mai Dietrrl aud tu the Relilz house /
on Grand avenue, occupied by II d |
Dnunan Both were chimney fires. |
Yesterday morning another chimn,y |
tir, AT the residence of Mrs. l.. Cohn
called uut the department. and in the |
afternoon run was made TO the Bells |