Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-03
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Cutler Post, g. A. r., installed its
newly elected officers last evening.
Edgar Wilson entertained a number
OF his young friends on Wednesday
evening.
Don and Mac Montgomery gave a
dinner party to few of their friends
on Tuesday evening.
The sale of "Blue Ribbon" flour ex.
ceeds that OF any other brands at the
stores OF Max r. Boehm. i16-tf
The members of the family of the late
Rev. j. V. Hughes, have again taken
up their home in Merrill.
Since the snow storm Of the past
week farmers have been enabled to
haul logs into town to the Arntsen mill
All the students of the State Univers-
ity who were at home for the holidays
have returned to that institution of
learning.
The Goodwillie box factory has been
closed the past week during which time
inventory of stock has been taken and
repairs made.
The Wausau Liederkranz has received
about 1890 copies of music to be used
during the saengerfest which will be
held here next summer.
Carl Mueller, who was mainly instru-
mental in organizing branch lodge of
Sons of Veterans in this city, is con-
templating organizing another branch
at Edgar
Rural carrier No. thanks those of
his patrons who have kindly remem-
bered him with presents for Christmas,
and he wishes them all happy and
prosperous New Year.
Bernhard Riebe moved into his new
barber shop Friday and has one of the
finest appointed shops in the city. He
has two bath rooms and has purchased
set of the latest improved hydraulic
chairs.
Miss Clara Riebe, who has visited
here on several occasions with her
uncles, Bernhard and Paul Riebe, was
married last Wednesday at her home
in Rochester, Mimi, to A. G. Lucas, a
travelling salesman.
Word just received by his parents in
this city state that Leo Binzer was
married to Seattle, Wash, young lady
on Dec. 14th. Leo is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Binzer and left this city
for the West about five years ago.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marathon County Tele
phone Co. will be held Saturday, Janu
airy i4th. Yearly reports will be read
by the secretary and treasurer and it i.
quite likely that it viii be voted t.
build another line from this city tC
Edgar.
We understand that ex-county treas
urer John Hinrichs has been slated fol
the position of court house janitor a
the meeting of the county board tomor
row. Fred Rienow, who has filed tn,
position for number of years past
expects to move onto the poor farm
this week
With its last issue the Merrill Stal
commenced the eighth year of its ex
istence. w. M. Allen, its editor an,
publisher, has way of his own il
writing up events, local and otherwise
which is very interesting and which ha
gained for his paper high standing il
the state. The PILoT extends it
sincere congratulation
DIR. Thielke drove to Naugardt in
buggy last Thursday morning, bein.
called there to perform sn operation OF
tae ten gear old son of Mr. and Mrs
Otto Belize, who was altering from al
attack of appendicitis He got sno,
bound and had to exchange his Dugg
for a cutter, but was unable to &c
home before Thursday afternoon.
AS committee of the members of tn
NJ. f. church congregation has awarde
the contract for the pipe organ for tn
new church to Lyon & Healy of Chicago
The organ will cost 5000 and aecort
ing to contract will be installed in tn
church ready for the services onsEaste
Sunday. 1t will be provided with y
pipes. IL solo and 2 pedal stops an
viii be one of the finest organs in tn
state. The committee chosen 10 max
tha selection was composed of MIR
Geo. Hart, +. M. James and j. 4
Rowley.