Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-09-01
A GREAT PRODUCTION.


these people indulge in, are equally in
keeping with the surroundings. The
country road with its grass grown
sides, tumbled down fences, rambling
low rooted houses and an inevitable
roadside pump and trough is another
quaint scene. The farmhouse sitting
room is just as odd and unique, with its
old fashioned stair cases and windows.
The play itself is just as odd and
original, and just as strSng and original
as the settings. Opera House Sunday
night. Prices 25-35-50 cents.
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Fred Boerning, who lives in the north
part of Inc city, yesterday morning
caused the arrest of fellow who gave
his name as Edward Frisk, an employe
of the Werheim Mfg. Co., who he
charged with having taken improper
liberties with his daughter, Erna.
Boerning went into the Langsdorf sal
DON Sunday with his daughter, who is
five years old, and Frisk and a number
of others were in the place at the time.
Frisk was intoxicated and behaving
himself IN any way but gentlemanly
manner. The little girl was allowed to
wande.. about the saloon and it was not
long ere the fathers attention was
called to an act of Frisk's which was the
basis of the complaint apon which the
warrant was issued The man was up
before Judge Miller yesterday after
noon and his hearing set for Sept. 8th.
His bond of $500 he failed to secure and
is now confined in the county jail. The
man is comparative stranger in the
city and claims Worcester, Mass, as
his home.
The Misses Marion and Winifred
Ryan arranged very pleasant surprise
party for their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
L. G. Ryan, last Wednesday evening.
The surprise was very successful, for
not thing was suspected by the Judge
and .Mrs. Ryan until the guests, to
the number of about forty, arrived and
took possession of the home. A whist
contest was INDUCED in and during the
refreshment hour canvas of the scores,
resulted in Mrs r. " .. Van Vechten
and ID. A. McNaughton winning the
prizes. 1t was most delightful even
ing
A head-end collision occurred last
night on the Star Lake logging rail
road of Salsich e. Wilson. Chas. s.
Blair, of Mosinee, an engineer on one
train, and fireman named Close on
the other were killed. Little can be
learned of the details, except that it
was one of the worst wrecks that has |
occurred in that secaon in years.
The season for bird shooting opens |
today and quite number of our sports |
men have gone to the prairie country |
with their trusty guns. 1t would be |
well for the hunters to write to the |
STATE game warden and secure a copy |
of me game laws. He has them in a |
size that can be carried in the vest |
pocket.
aug NdO " ~ HAtsSA a WVSA 1
ago in the paper mills at Brokaw, was
a member of the Fraternal Relief |
association, and carried a policy for |
81 .Oi0 insurance in it, The association, |
which is \ Wisconsin organization. is |
new and his was the first death loss |
that it has yet been called upon to pay.
W r. Collins has rented the south |
store in the Mckinley block and will |
move his hardware store into it some |
time before Oct TO- The store now oc-
cupied by Mr. Collins, also the old lie
bell grocery, have been leased by y
Heinemann and will enlarge the latter's
present place of business.
AT the last meeting Of the school |
board that booy appointed Franz |
Schneider as truant officer. to serve |
during the present school year.
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