Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-24

The Christian Endeavor society viii
hold sociable on January Both at the
Presbyterian church
The Monday Evening Cinch club met
last evening with Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Lee at their home on Washington st.
Mrs. Lamar Sexmith gave a musical
on Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Bessie Porter. Itwas {. very enjoyable
| function
The Mission Study class of the Pres
byterian church met last evening with
Miss Bonita Shatto at her parents home
on Hamilton street.
Mrs. +. w. Kickbusch had quite a
severe fall at her home on Sunday after
noon. She slipped on the ice and broke
the small bones in the wrist of her left
hand.
Co. Supt. John Lamont and Principal
4. b. Johns of the agricultural school
will call public meetings at the Mosinee
hill school in the town of Erickson and
in the town of Weston school next Fri
day and Saturday evenings for the pur-
pose of exploiting the merits of the ag-
ricultural school.
Miss Bessie Porter, of this city, and
DIR. S. M. B. Smith, of Crandon, are to
be married tomorrow. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. S. N.
Wilson, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. Adams, pastor
OF the Crandon Presbyterian church.
The young couple will make their home
at Cranden, where Mr. Smith has a
lucrative practice.
A local committee is arranging for
quarters for the accommodation of the
members of the Wisconsin Dairymen's
association when they meet here Feb
1910. All the rooms that can be spared
at the leading hotels have been engaged
and it is quite likely that many citizens
will take a number of the visitors into
their homes. No stone will be left I'M
turned to make their stay in this city as
pleasant as possible.
The W. C. T. U. will hold parlor
meeting at the home of Mrs. G.. C.. |
Parlin, 7O3 Fulton st. Friday, Jan. 81.
PROGRAM
Paper" Things we might do that we
don't do. "...............MrS. q w Wilson. |
Discussion opened by..Mrs. j. A. Jones. |
l. T.aTN $50. on
hecltatlon.......... Clarence Parlin. |
...Helen Post. |
........ .....GeOrge Parlin. |
Solo....."..... ............ Mrs. E. p. Holmes.
City Engineer Chas. Nutter yesterday
made an examination of the walls of |
the burned Langsdorf building and
found them to be dangerous to near by
property owners One wall is leaning |
toward the home of Mrs j. M Murray |
and is in danger of falling at any time. |
She is absent from the city. Notice has |
been served on residents of adjoining
to move out until the walls |
have been torn down, which will be |
done Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Cawley enter
tanned their friends at cinch at their
home, 726 Warren street, last evening.
About forty couples responded to the
invitations and when play was finished
and scores summed up it was found
that Miss Ida Dahlke and John Mathie
were entitled to first prizes and Mrs.
W. ii. Dean and Charles Mayer to the
consolation prizes. The guests were
served with refreshments and mos.
pleasant time was had.
The first game of basket ball of the
season will be played Friday evening at
Castle hall, at eight O'Clock sharp
Company AS basket ball team, of
Marshfeld, will line up against the
local 7. M. c. A. team. A good, fast
game is anticipated. The local bows
want to wipe out the defeat they re-
ceived at Marshfield last Friday night,
AID Capt. Schmuler, of Co. A team,
says they expect to add one more mark
to their banner of glory. Tickets are
now on sale for % cents apiece.
Considerable difficulty has been ex-
perienced by the Brooks & Boss Lbr.
Co. at Schofeld since the mill was over
hauled last fall, in getting enough logs
to keep the mill in continual operation.
Before the changes were made twenty
car loads OF logs each day would supply
the mill. Since then 81 and % car loads
are received daily which are turned in
to lumber before the expiration of
twenty-four hours, the mill crew gets
caught up and then shut down of day
is necessiated until the logging crew gets
a few logs ahead. The mill has great
er cutting capacity since being rebuilt
than was previously estimated.
| am getting surplus of milk cows.
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