Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-11
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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Chas, Hoyt. pianist, will assist in the
concert artistique Monday, Oct Il.
st. Martha's Guild conducted a very
successful rummage sale last week.
st. Martha's Guild realized about
$500 on the rummage sale held the first
four days of last week.
w. H. Bissell has purchased a hand
some. well matched team of bay driv-
ing horses, the price paid being $500
The concert artistique at the Uni
versalist church occurs Monday even
ing, Oct IL 1t will be the event of the
season.
Gustav Duss and Miss Lizzie Liethen,
both residents of the town of Norrie
will be married next Monday at the
brides home.
The Columbia orchestra furnished
music for dancing party given at
Athens, by the fire company of that
village, last Friday night
Grin Wildes and Mrs. Della Walworth
were married Wednesday morning at
St. Mary's parsonage by the Rev.
Casper. The bride is sister of w. L..
Abbott.
For RENT-A nine room residence
with all modern conveniences, one
block from the high school. Enquire
at this office.
The street cleaning crew has per-
formed its last labors for the season
and has put the improved streets in
tidy appearance for the meeting of Odd
Fellows this week.
Jos. Aldridge was arrested at Merrill
Friday and brought to Wausau on com
plant of Annie Kittel, of the town of
Texas. AS sequel to the arrest they
were married Saturday morning in
municipal court.
David Winton was playing Skinny
on Wednesday when his playmate
struck the ball blow and it hit David
in the face loosening several teeth and
severely bruising him. No permanent
injury was sustained.
A little girl, five years old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bluhm, living in the
country northwest of the city was
brought to town Thursday suffering
with a compound fracture of the left
arm. She sustained the injury by fall
ing off scaffolding.
We wish to buv hemock and hard
wood timber lands: any farmer wishing
to sell timber and keep the land should
come and see us. We want, more espe-
cially, hemlock timber, and logs that
vii. come to Wausau nv rail or water
BARKER & STEWART LBR Co
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At the last meeting of the Liederkranz
society committee was appointed to
make arrangements for a dance to he
given on Thanksgiving, evening The
members: Frank Lietz. Herman
Lemke, Sr., and Robt. Leistikow.
At a regular meeting of the Eagles,
the following were appointed a com
mittee to make arrangements for at
tending the next state picnic to be held
at Green Bay: Geo. Borowitz, Frank
Gaetzman, Richard Rheinhart, Ed
Schultz and Roy Chellis.
G. Cooper, the carpenter living at
the outskirts of the city on the Scho-
field road, was operated on last week for
a cancerous growth on the nose. Later
the affected part will be subjected to an
X ray treatment in hopes of killing any
roots that may remain.
The local plant of the T. S. Leather
company was inspected Friday by G. f.
Yennie, division superintendent and II.
l.. Drake, superintendent of the bark
purchasing department. These gentle
men have charge of ali the company's
tanneries in this section.
Thos. Glass, an employ of the Yaw-
key Lumber Co. at Hazelhurst, was
brougt to the Riverside hospital in this
city Thursday evening, suffering pain
full injuries. He was riding on a loco
motive on the company's logging rail
road when the engine and four cars
jumped the track and caused his in
iuries.
Chas. A. Nutter and Gus Forsgren
have completed their building erected
in the north part of town for the manu-
facture of cement artificial building
stone The building is 2Sx36 feet and
equipped with the necessary machinery
Work is now in progress making stone,
for which the owners of the plant ex-
pect large sale
Last Friday evening, while Mrs
G. c. Yawkey was visiting at the home
of friend, a sneak thief stole up onto
the porch and took her gold-handled
umbrella 1t was gift to her by Mr.
Yawkey and had her maiden name
engraved upon it; Alice Richardson.
If some of the petty thieves could be
apprehended and made to pay heavy
penalty it would have a good effect.
Carl Neuman, who resides at 401
Muenchow street was'quite severely in
juTed Wednesday afternoon. He was
doing some work on his farm on East
hill when his team started to run away.
In endeavoring to stop the horses he
was thrown under their feet and
trampled on. His right shoulder and
side were badly cut up and bone in
the shoulder broken.
Mrs. j.. ii. Richie, of Portage, Wis,
Sunday school teachers
training class of twenty members at
Norrie, last Tuesday evening. Mrs
Richie, the state superintendent of
teachers training for Sunday schools,
is fine bible student and much work
will be accomplished throughout the
state under her direction. Another