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

opera house in this city, tomorrow
evening, everybody invited. Il
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
| specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, November 1st.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church are
holding their rumage sale this week in
the Anderes building, on Scott street
The ladies of the M. f. church will
hold their annual sale of fancy articles
on the afternoon and evening of Deem
Der 18th.
If your cutter needs painting call on
o. c. Callies and get some of his
specially prepared paint for that pur-
pose. Anyone caa apply it.
The Wausau high school foot ball
team will chase the pig skin over the
lot with the Merrill high school team
next Saturday on the latter's grounds.
The Merrill Junior high school foot
bali team defeated the high school sec
ond team of this city on the latter's
home grounds Saturday afternoon by a
score of % to O.
Aug Schoeffier, who was sentenced
by Justice Bertsch of Edgar, to serve
80 days in jail for beating one of his lady
relatives, paid his fine and costs today
amounting to $39.l7 and was released.
1t is expected that work will soon be-
gin on widening the south sidewalk of
the falls bridge Material for the same
is now arriving and when work is com
pIeted that walk will be three feet wider
than at present.
The annual chicken pie supper given
by the ladies of NJ f. charch last Tues
day evening was, as usual, a success.
The crowd was so large that it was
with difficulty that one could make his
way to the tables.
Frank Aldridge has opened lumber
camp on the Eau Claire river, near the
dells, and will cut close to million of
mixed timber this winter. Lamar Sex
NTH has crew at work on Plover.
The timber being cut will be hauled to
the Eau Claire river and dumped into
the old Kelly pond. John Manser
started a crew yesterday in one of his
camps at the Eau Claire dells.
Raymond, aged nine years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gardner, of Mosl-
nee, was shot accidentally by Roy
DoGville one day last week while hunt
ing ehipmunks in the west side lumber
yard of Jos. Dessert Lbr Co The
former boy was on the opposite side of
lumber pile from young Douville, en-
deavoring to drive one of the animals
out of pile. Douville fired a % cal
rifle, and the ball went through the
pile between two courses of boards and
struck young Gardner above the left
eye, glanced along the skull and lodged
in the flesh Dir. Fish, an hour later,
cut the bullet out and found that the
skull had not been injured. Had the
bullet struck an inch lower death ight
have resulted or at least the boy would
have lost the sight of an eye.
The Wheaton College Record, hand
somely gotten up college magazine, was
received at this Office recently. The
fact that such work had been sent us
would alone be sufficient to warrant a
mention in the PILOT in acknowledge
ment thereof, but that Chas f Zahn, a
former typo of the PILOT and well
known young man of our city, is man
ager of the Wheaton College Press,
makes it doubly interesting to our
readers. Chas. Zahn, from young
boy, was with the PILOT and he de-
veloped into printer hard to excel
Especially did he shine in the job de-
partment; excellent taste and origin
atty were his chief characteristics. He
was a student and instead of spending
his evenings gadding about, he studied
About six years ago Charlie went to
Racine to take a position in large
print shop in that city and he was soon
given the position of manager. His
great ambition was for an education
and he is now on his fourth year in
Wheaton college. Charles has hosts of
friends in his home city who are watch
ing his career, and wish him every
success possible.