Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-02-16


Of three years and will open the hal
March LIST. He will materially improy
the park by putting in system of cleo
trio lights, new tables, benches, etc.
and during the warm months will hav,
the park lighted and open to the public
evenings.
In the great factory scene which is /
feature OF 'sThe Factory Girr' to b,
seen at the Grand opera house, Sunday
Feb. II, there is alone carload of pom
derons machinery, an electric plant and
great drive wheels which extend down
under the stage into the cellar. Besides
this there is carload of beautiful seen
cry and company of well known play
ers, and vaudeville headliners. Prices
%, 35, 80, 75c, and slOO
The members of Co. G entertained
the ex-members at whist last Thursday
evening, five tables being seated. The
ex-members proved to be the more sue
cessful players, and scored the highest
number of points. Alter card playing
was finished the members treated the
ex-members to refreshments. These
meetings will be made 2. feature of each
second Thursday evening in the month
hereafter, during the balance of the
winter season.
The following is The program of Art
and Literature for Monday afternoon,
February ed, at the home of Mrs. r. H.
johnson, viz:
Quotations from early New York
"flIefS....."....... .........................
Hudson River and Legends ...............
.............,.................M Mrs. Simmer
Music. ...................Mrs Lawrence
POINTERS OF the Hudson River School,
.....................-....... Mrs. Winton
POINTERS OF the Rockies and the Yo-
semitic. ...........-.......a....M Plumer
Foreign lntiuences.......M Mrs McCullock
| Critic...... Mrs Walter Alexander
Manley Baldwin, resident of the
west side, was committed to the North
ern hospital for Insane at Oshkosh
Thursday, the examination being made
by Drs. Hazelton and Nichols. Baldwin
gained some notoriety about two years
ago by clipping with Mrs. Shandreau
who lived in the vicinity of Mosinee.
The woman, one day during her hns-
bands absence, is alleged to have sold
their household goods and live stock.
and then ran away with Baldwin.
Postmaster Trevltt received word
Thursday morning from the department
at Washington that Frank Drake had
been appointed mail carrier for Rural
Route No. to be established March LIST.
Mr.. Drake took the carriers examina
ton in November with three others
VIM. Bierbaum, w E. Pierce and VIM.
Newell. Mr.. Drake now finds it i'm
possible for him to serve and has de-
clined the position. Clark Horton was
at the same time appointed substitute
carrier on this route
Dan Healy proprietor of the Scott
street livery barn, has concluded to
sell his entire outfit of horses, sleighs.
buggies, etc, at public auction on
VI
& Son acquired title to the property on
which the stable stands and intend to
build a large addition to their hotel
on the site next spring. They will
take possession April lst and tear down
or remove the stable preparatory to
building Mr.. Healy has been unable
to find any other suitable location and
so has decided to sell out his stock and
go into some other business.
Louis Hermanson, camp foreman for
l.. Sexmith, reports great activity in
the camps under his charge this winter.
Mr.. Sexmith is conducting two camps
on the lower Eau Claire and also has
four or five jobbers, one of them at the
dells on the upper river. From the
present outlook it is expected that be-
tween 100000 and 5000, 600 feet of
logs will be cut this season, of which
about l ,O00,0 will be pine. Last win
ter Mr.. Hermanson had a great deal of
trouble in securing men for his crews,
but states that so far this winter he has
had no difficulty of this nature.
'Chas. Radke, who shares honors with
Fred Petrie, or 'Buckshotn as he is
better known, in the matter of jail
sentences, is again locked up in the
county bastile. He got on a series of
blenders" during the early winter and
spent several weeks in jail. The last
time he asked mercy of the court on
the grounds that his mother is dying of
cancer, and that he desired to be with
her, and after good lecture was al
lowed to GO Thursday last he visited
a number OF thirst quenching establish
ments and got in such condition that
he was gathered in by the police. His
examination is set for the GOTH
The bread that mother used to bake
wss not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
suffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order sack and give Il
a fair trial. Made by F. w. Kiokbuch-
d son. If.
Benz. Fobes was brought here from the
Northern hospital at Oshkosh, Thurs
day and placed in the Marathon county
asylum as an incurable. Fobes was
injured last winter by falling down a
stairway IN the agricultural school and
later manifested symptoms of approach
ing insanity. During the fall he was
committed to the Oshkosh asylum but
after a short residence there was al
lowed to go to the home of daughter
living in the southwestern part of the
state. He did not remain with her very
long but was sent back to Oshkosh.
Henry j. Fehl and Miss Jennie Eel
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening at St. Stephens church. the
ceremony being performed by the pas