Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-12-06
Hot sodas at John Young's.

ladies or gents for Xmas at Pardees'.
The Tuesday Musical club heids its
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. ID. T.
| Jones.
Jacob Reuter- will give his End grand
ctncert Monday evening, Dec 9TH, at
the Universalist church. tt
Dick Giese and Goldie Bibby both
this city, were married week ago, 60
ing out of the state to have the knot
tied.
The Merrill News says that w. FL.
Flett and family, who have made their
home in Merrill for many years, will
soon move to Tsoosna, Wash.
After mary urgent requests, the choir
of the M E. church has decided to
reproduce the cantata "Under the
Palms. at the church on tomorrow
evening.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.
has commenced hauling logs by rail
from its camps up north. The same are
being dumped in the river above the
water works station.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual sale of fancy articles
on Dec. 18th, commencing at 8 O'Clock,
p NJ. Light refreshments will be served
during the afternoon.
Reports from the Presbyterian hospi-
tai, Chicago, state that Miss Alice
johnson has SO far recovered from her
recent operation that she can now sit
up in chair for short period each
day.
At the last meeting of the Elks it was
decided to change the meeting from the
first and third Fridays in the month to
the corresponding Thursdays. The
society will give a dancing party on
next Friday evening.
The report of the superintendent of
poor, F. K. Schneider, shows that it
cost Sl9S 30 to maintain the expenses of
his department during this month of
November. During that time 81 fami
lies of 10 persons were cared for.
The falls bridge was closed to team
travel Sunday and Monday and has
been re-planked. New planks have also
been laid on the slough bridge. The
timber used is three-inch fir, which
comes from the state of Washington.
Henry Manecke, Jr., and Miss Edith
Schwentkofske were married Thursday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Schwentkofske,
1908 S. Third Ave- The ceremony was
performed by the Rev f. A. Fuenf-
stueck
A meeting will be called soon by L. K
Wright for the purpose of outlining the
work to be done by the Wisconsin
Dairymen's association at its meeting
here February $40 and getting people
interested in providing program of
entertainment for the visitors while
they are here.
There is some talk of certain ones
building another opera house in Wau-
sau. There is no law against anyone
putting their money into building of
that kind, but under the circumstances
it would prove to be poor Investment.
Better try to buy the present one.
The U. s. army recruiting station has
been closed at this point and Sergt
Holt has gone to Appleton to open
station there. He secured two more re-
cruits here last week, j. ID. Mosey, of
Stevens Point, and D. c. Scott, of this
city. Both were sent to the Columbus
barracks for training and will be as
signed to the coast artillery.
Don't waste your money in buying
tra~ly, useless articles for gifts to
friend but get something of use to him
that he will appreciate. We would
suggest fine silk or linen initial hand
kerchiefs, silk suspenders, muffiers,
ties, or something of that nature. The
finest line of such articles to be found
in any store in town is at Seim Bros.
The quality is right, the price is right.
Nicholas Giese, who lives at 2O9 Town
Line road. was brought into court
Wednesday at the instance of Frank
Schneider, truant officer, who charged
that Giese was neglectful in not send
ing his daughter, Anna, to school there
by violating the state law. The man
e., bor
of school that her services were re-
quired at home, but promised to send
her to school in the future, and was
allowed to 90. Mr.. Schneider will
make it point to see that he fulfills
his promise.
Mrs. Emile Zingler, residing at POS
N. Second Ave-, was examined yester-
day by Drs. Koch and Sauerhering and
upon their recommendation was COM
mitted to the Northern Hospital for In
sane at Oshkosh. She is the wife of
Vim. Zingler, former chairman of the
town of Maine. For fifteen years or
more she has shown symptoms of an
unbalanced mind, though only recently
has she become violent. The woman
has a sister now confined in an asylum
nd she is also the mother of two
idiotic children
The home of Melchior Eichert on
Walton street, formerly the Catholic
parsonage, was the scene of small ire
Sunday morning. The family had the
day before moved into the house,
and had not had time to straighten
up things. A bed tick, filed with straw,
was thrown against stove pipe run
ming up through the floor of second
story bed room, and hot fire in the
stove below set fire to the tick, filling
the room with smoke, but otherwise do
ing little damage. The fire depart
ment was called out.