Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

The German Lutherans, of Mosinee,
are building large church edifice.
County Clerk w. j Kregel has moved
his family to their new home on Grand
avenue
Wednesday at 3 p. m. the Ladies' Aid
society of the M. +. church will meet at
the church.
A special election is being held in the
village of Edgar today to decide street
lighting proposition.
The Young Ladies' Cooking club held
a picnic yesterday at the club house
grounds north Of town.
Miss Mollie Murray gave a pink
luncheon to twelve of her young lady
friends Monday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Dunbar gave a
! heart" party last Saturday evening,
in honor of her friend, Miss White.
The first hunting license issued in
this county was given to +. G. Hulce
of Unity. So far five have been issued.
A gun club has been organized at
Mosinee with Howard Dessert, presi-
dent; Nelson Roberts, secretary, and
Frank Brabant, treasurer.
Rev Fred Boiler, of this city, who has
charge of a Presbyterian church at
Laona, Forest county, will he married
to a young lady of Ripon AZ date in
the very near future.
The Brooks & Ross mill at Sehoheld
will be closed down next Thursday to
allow the mill crew, who are mostly all
members of the Woodmen order, to at
tend the Woodmen picnic at Merrill.
+. j. Field, of New York, has been
in the city for several days. He will
leave this country about October LIST
for China, where he will labor in the
mission field in the interests of the
Presbyterian church.
The Novelty Works will be closed
down this evening until Monday next.
Many of the employees desired to attend
the Woodmen picnic at Merrill, and the
company thought it well to make few
repairs at the same time.
| John Lietz, aged forty-eight. died
Friday at his home in the town of Eau
Pleine after six months Illness
rheumatism of the heart causing his
death. Funeral was held Monday al
Mosinee, the Rev. Vader officiating.
Work on the plant of the Wausau
Electric Co. was interfered with yester
day morning by break IL the Golfer
dam protecting the raceway, causing a
flood The break was soon repaired,
the water pumped out and work re.
sumed.
DIR. f. r. Perkins specialist, painless
Extraction of teeth, will be at the Bells
House on the 10Th of Aug. He has
visited this city for the past two year:
and never has failed to do just as hi
IadvertiseS. See adv. in another
lcolumn.
| VIM Booth appeared in Judg,
lClarke's court this morning to answer
to the charge of assault and batter,
preferred by James Lynch. Both ar,
Brokaw men and the tight occurred oil
August 9Th. Booth plead guilty an,
pail his fine.
About forty members of the Deutsche
Krieger Verein and half that humble
of friends departed in a special ca
early Sunday morning for Tigerton
where they participated in the cere
monies of the dedication of flag
They returned home Monday morning
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penny earned. Most people find il
, using Callies' house paints they no
lonly save money but are benefited b
many dollars in wearing quality.
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