Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-06

school and to remove conditions in hiol
school studies
Up to date the county clerk has is
sued about 500 hunting licenses but i
la quandry as to what to do with tn,
money received for them At presen
there is no state treasurer and he i
awaiting advice as to whom to send tn,
money TO.
Under Southern Skies is one of tn,
most cOmplese productions that travels
Every scene and property used in tn,
presentation is carried, as is also al
electric outfit for the proper lighting O.
the scenes. Grand opera house, Tues
day, Sept 18th.
For SALE-The Wausau Employment
| Bureau has for sale, at great sacri
nee, almost new, the following: Hall
wood cash register. slot machine, glass
partition Is feet long and Z feet high
hotel range, counter, shelving, coffee
urn and cake griddle.
The Sharpshooters' society did moi
participate in weekly target practice
Sunday. This was due to the fact that
many OF the members, who are also
members of the Liederkranz, Joined
SAC 1ttbOCA SOCICbl anu W6uJ OuL 10 II
picnic in the town of Stettin.
FoUND-At Rothchild, pair of gold
glasses, owner is requested to call at
6U3 Franklin street.
Last Tuesday night the saloon of Aug
Ramthun located in the town of Easten
was entered by burglar and the sum
OF S35 stolen. The burglar entered
through window and evidently was
familiar with surroundings for the
money was hidden under Mr. Ramthun's
bed in a cigar box.
The Wausau Business college will
open its fall term next Monday, Sept.
IL A large attendance is assured this
fall, and already several have enrolled
and begun their work at the college
Mr.. Boyles is DESTROYS that all last term
students begin their work Monday, for
he has many positions to fill that re-
quire thorough help, and must have it
soon.
. Yesterday morning an animal of
some kind was seen up among the
branches of tree on ID L. Plumer's
grounds. sThe boys soon found out that
it was porcupine and they did good
deal of skirmishing to see if it could
not be captured alive, but they were
persuaded to leave it alone and to let
it escape during the night if it want
ed to. 1t is the first porcupine that has
been seen in the city for some time.
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock Miss
Lena Mehl, OF this city, and Chas.
Gaenslen, of Milwaukee, were united
in marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. F. Werhahn at the
aome of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Mehl. 1t was quiet affair
and only witnessed by relatives and a
few friends. They departed at noon of
the same day for Milwaukee, where
they will make their home.
The Marathon County Medical society
met Friday evening at the Wausau
clubs club house following which was
discussion of various subjects of in
terest to the medical profession. DR..
A. w. Trevitt read paper on Rotheln"
and DIR. l.. +. Spencer one on the Treat
ment of Pneumonia.@ The matter of
establishing county hospital the plan
and features of which have been ex-
planned in these columns before, was
also thoroughly discussed.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.'S
mill will be closed down nearly all Of
this week giving the men an opportuni-
ty of visiting the fan and also to allow
the Wansau Electric Co. to tear out its
Golfer dam and make some improve
ments in the slough. The Golfer dem
above the latter company's raceway will
be torn out allowing flow over the
water wheels. The slough will be
dredged deeper and the mud sluieed
through the raceway
Julius Mitbauer caused the arrest of
Mike Vogel Friday, charging that Vogel
had used force in ejecting him from the
latter's house. When the case was
called in court testimony was intro
dnced tending to show that Mitbauer
was IN the wrong and had used vile
language in the presence of VogePs
children and Justice Jones dismissed
the case and assessed the costs to Nit
bauer. The two men had quarreled
over some money matters.
Miss Stearns and Miss Van Valken-
burg, of Milwaukee, arrived here Sat
urday evening for visit among friends
both having a large mountaineering
in the city. Miss Stearns is secretary
of the state library commission and
well versed in library matters and
yesterday afternoon addressed the mem
bers of the Ladies' Literary society at
their first meeting of the season, at the
club house, on the subject of 'Travel-
ing Libraries in Marathon County"
Roy Duncan returned Saturday morn
ing from Appleton, where he had en-
tered at the Outagamle caunty fair
eleven head of Duncan Bros. herd of
Shorthorn cattle. The Outagamie fair
offered but So in premi-
ums and there were several herds of
Shorthorns entered, but Duncan Bros
were awarded $4S of the money, win
ming tirsts and two seconds. The cat
tie, after being unloaded from car
here, were driven over 10 the fair
grounds and placed in stalls.
Five boys were arrested Friday morn
ing upon complaint of resident living
"behind the creek, whose widows they
had broken by throwing stones at his
house. Justice Clarke dismissed two OF
them because of their youth, after Civ
ing them a severe reprimand; one paid
n fine and costs amounting to 81 %; the
parents of the other two, though notified,
did not appear, and in lieu of payment of
fine they were sent down to the county
Jail for five days, but later released by
their parents paying the fines and costs,
to $500.
Workmen have commenced building
piers for the approaches of the bridge
which will cross the river ut the lower
end of town, connecting the First and
Seventh wards. We understand that
steel material will be shipped here in
short time and work on the bridge prop
er, commenced A representative of
one of the companies has been in the
city the past few days and is hiring
men, mostly men who have had some
experience in bridge building. Accord
ing Ia the terms of the contract the
bridge is to be completed January list,
1905
A sneak thief entered the office of
Justice j A. Jones recently and stole
from a desk new and valuable re-
volver. The revolver was one that had
figured in ease in court, and had
ko..a faff in Mr. Inpa.t nnstndu Tine