Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-25

that viIlage, Thursday. Schoeffier, it
was charged, practiced the manly art
of pugilism upon the wife of one of his
relatives and as she did not submit
without IA Protest his arrest followed.
Among the marriage licenses issued
last week by County Clerk w. j.
Kregel was one allowing David Reeve,
of Stratford. to take as his wife Miss
Louise Zettler, of the town of Mcmillan.
Miss Zettler, it will be remembered, is
the girl who recently shot the arm off
Hubert Cordell, of Marshfield. whns The
latter was attempting criminal act,
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it, Order sack and give it
a fair trial. Made by f w KickbuSch
& Son. If.
At the last meeting of the D. A. U. V.
held last week, Chas Helke, one of the
members, was agreeably susprised.
nat way was lnC nliiCbu
of his birth and his brother members,
learning of that fact, made it point
to see that he attended the meeting
that night and when he arrived there
found the ball converted into banquet
room and ne was treated as an honored
guest.
II 10 tod hot a Il nnl 10 IN
progress of consummation between the
owners of the old Presbyterian church
on Mcclellan street and a Dr. w. Il.
Lawrence for the sale of the church
property If the deal is made it is
said the church will be converted into
hall designed for lodge meetings and
viii be leased to number of fraternal
societies. 1t would make splendid
hall and one that is greatly needed
When the Ruder Brewing Co. builds
its new brick building at the corner of
Third and jackson streets next season
it is contemplated to tit one of the
upper floors for lodge hall which
shall be complete for such purpose in
every respect That is something
which is badly peeded in city of this
size " here there are so many fraternal
societies and SO few good halls We
understand several societies have al
really made application for the lease
OF the RAIDER hall.
Unless conditions change and the
water lowers in the river it looks very
much as if the STEERING crib for our
water system would not be built before
ice forms in the Wisconsin, 1t was
originally intended to have the crib
completed by November lst and then
commence running river water through
the entire system for period Of three
months The crib will 5e constructed
along the lines as advocated by the
health officer, Dr. Sauerhering, and will
be located at the end of the intake pipe
which is used in case of fire.
We wish to buy hemlock and hard
wood timber lands: any farmer wishing
to sell timber and keep the land should
come anu see us. &c WduU, more eSpe-
cially, hemlock timber, aud logs that
will come TO Wausau by rail or water
BARKER & STEWART LBR. Co.
m17 mo Wausau, Wis.
On Wednesday, Anton Henke, of the
town of Cassel, appeared in county
court to make answer to the charge of
cruelty preferred by his daughter, Mrs.
Kolasinski, of the town of Maine, who
for several days previous had charge of
her little brother and sister, who ran
away from home on account of their
fathers abuse. He strenuously denied
all the stories that had been told of his
conduct, but in view of the fact that
there was strong proof against him his
children were removed from his
care by the action of the court The
boy will remain in charge of Mrs. Kola-
sinski, while the girl was sent to an or
phan school at Green Bay yesterday.
The continued rains OF the past week
have caused the river to remain at a
very high stage. This has necessarily
impeded the work of building the new
bridge at the south end of town, and to
some it looks doubtful whether the
bridge win be completed by the time
stipulated in the contract, and the con-
tractors have been the subjects of much
censure for not beginning work earlier.
They, however, say that they will have
the job completed on time. If not they
ought to be required to pay forfeit for
the bridge is mostly needed during the
winter months for it is then that great
amount of logs, tan bark and other
wood products are hauled from the
section east of the city to the factories
located in the southwest portion of
town According to contract the piers
ought to be completed by December LIST.
Unless they are built on time of course
the work of putting on the steel will be
delayed.
The village of Norrie has musical
organization made up of number of
the villagers who are about equally di-
vided as to politics. They are also very
strong in their political beliefs and
carry their convictions and prejudices
into their business of playing for differ
ent functions. Recently a number of
the democratic candidates on the
county ticket went down to Norrie to
hold meeting. They engaged the
band for the evening. but when the re-
publican members of the organization
ascertained the political faith of the
visitors they absolutely refused to play
A few evenings later some Of the re-
publican candidates went down to the
village for a like purpose, hired the
band, but when it came time for the
music the democratic members baked
aud would not play We suppose that
if party of populists, prohibitionists
or social democrats visited that village
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