Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-10

| FOX rALE-A lduy Wleel, In me
condition. For sale cheap, enquire of
Ed. Ringle.
VIM. Schoeneberg has few more
gallons of choice maple syrup at only
S1.0O gallon.
The ladies' of St. Martha's Guild gave
a supper at MERGERS hall on Saturday
evening which was a great success.
In ordering more paper of kind you
have already used, please send sample
or number and save time and confusion
%. G. Callies.
j. A. Underwood purchased finely
trained saddle horse for his daughter
last week. 1t is coal black and very
handsome animal
/ Band concert and dance at Columbia
Park and. Palm Garden Wednesday
evening, May 18th. Concert takes
place in park at O'Clock sharp and
lasts until $50 o'clock.
The straw hat season being at hand,
Scim Bros. have now in stock all me
latest blocks of summer head gear on
the market. Step into the store and
select neat, comfortable chapeau.
Gustav Priebe and Gustav Hoeft got
into fist fight Sunday evening. and
Priebe got badly worsted and had Hoeft
arrested and fined yesterday morning
HOeft suffered fracture of one of the
bones of his hand.
Cigar Makers Union No. 1872 gave its
| first dance at Armory hall Friday even
| ing. There were about $50 couples
present, and the ball proved an enjoy
able affair to all who participated. The
Columbia orchesta furnished the music.
Forest'fires were much in evidence
near Minocqua and along the 500 rail
road last week. Underbrush and
grass were as dry as finder, and the
fire spread rapidly. Our people are
now calling for rain very Justify.
Miss Lake, representing the nursery
of Henry Lake Sons Co, of Black River
Falls has been here for a week with a
crew of men laying out the grounds of
B. f. Wilson and j w. Bishop When
finished those gentlemen viii have
beautiful grounds.
There is tide in the affairs of trade
which, taken at its flood, lead on to
money saving. That time has arrived
tunity to get anything in the line of
duplicated elsewhere
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club will be held at the Wan
sau club house, May 10th, at 2 80 D. M
The department chairman will report
this years work, and give outlines
of the work for next year. Ali mem
bers are urged to be present.
VIM Jalley, of Tower, Mimi, who
was in the city last week to attend the
funeral of his mother, stated to a repre-
sentative of this paper mat few days
before, he had been at Duluth, and that
at that point there was ice in lake Supe-
rior as far out as one could see.
The appointing of Judge Marchetti
on the library board, by Mayor Zim
norman, was an act that will be APP
preciated by the citizens of Wausau.
Mr. Marchetti is not only one of Wau-
sau's most prominent men, but is also
one of her most energetic and pro-
gressive citizens.
The Marathon county Prohibitlonists
will hold a convention at the court
house next Friday to elect delegates to
the state convention, which is to be
held in Madison July 18th. j, L. Sizer,
of North Dakota, will be present and
address the convention. This county
is entitled to seven delegates.
Lena, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Boernke, of the town of Stettin, died
Monday at the age of seven years and
six months after a five months Illness.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow from
the Lutheran church at 1aegeville, the
Rev Koepke officiating, with interment
in the town of Berlin.
Senator A. l.. Kreutzer has been
having cement walk laid about his
grounds the past week, and one night
man climbed over the temporary
fence, and walked upon the soft cement.
1t was a miserable piece of business,
and it is too bad that the fellow cannot
be apprehended, and made to pay for
his rascality.
A formal invitation has been received
by the Wausau Sharpshooters to attend
the ceremonies incident to the opening
of new park by the Lacrosse Sharp
shooters, May goth. The invitation has
been accepted and at least six from
triangular team shoot that day, in
which Milwaukee will be the third con
testant.
Look over our line of wall paper and
get our prices before you buy. We
know we can save you money. Our
values at &c, &c, Sc, 10c and 15c to 25c
per double roll cannot be equalled. A
nice line of crown hangings, MORE cell
ings and two-third effects in stock.
Room mouldings at 1c per foot and up.
H. r. HOFFMAN,
liz Scott st. Phone 426.
A Missouri editor refuses to publish
obituary notices of those who, while liv
Jag, failed to subscribe for his paper, and
gives his pointed reason: People who
do not take their home paper are dead
anyway, and their mere passing away
is of no news value" He should also
include in his cut out list those who
were subscribers and failed to keep
their subscription account properly
balanced.
The section of the John Manser dam
at Kelly, recently destroyed, has been
so far repaired that the mill was able
to resume operations this morning
Every day that the mill has been closed
down has resulted in great loss to
Mr.. ManSer The section of this mill,
wherein shingles are manufactured,
will this year be under the manage
ment of Mike Sweeney, and Jos Caster
line will have charge of and control
the output of the lath mill.
The Winninger Bros. Own Co. played
''Clover Dale" at the opera house last
evening to an audience that packed the
house from pit to gallery, and many
people were turned away. The COM
pany has been increased since its last
appearance here and shows a marked
improvement. Specialties are intro
duced between each act The company
will remain here week and merits a
good house each evening. The play
for tonight is Father and Son"
At the annual meeting of the Univer
salist church society, held last evening
at the church, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Moderator-W. b. Scholfield.
Treasurer e. b. Thayer.
Secretary-Karl Maihle