Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-13

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home by sickness the past week. He i
now able to be out.
F. E. Anderson, of Milwaukee, stat,
secretary of the Y. Nj. G. A, was in th'
city Sunday and addressed the mem
bers of the local association.
The fire department was called to the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leak las
evening. An overturned lamp caused
some excitement for time but nc
damage resulted.
A hay-rack ride was given yesterday
in honor of Karl Mathie, Jr., by numer
Gus young friends. The ride was
by the Misses Virginia Manson and
Isabel Baker.
: Joseph Hildensperger is engaged al
present in building several new dwell
, ing houses in the village of Brokaw foi
the paper mills company The board
ing house is also being re-l1 0deled, the
large lodging rooms being cur mp into
single rooms.
No matter how we'll kept your lawn
may be, or how green the skrubbery, il
your house is not tastefully painted
appearances are married. Get color
ards, pointers and suggestions from
/, les, who will assist you in changing
the looks of your surroundings.
John Chber, of the town of Texas,
who was arrested week ago charged
with having venison in his possession
during the closed season, was discharged
last Saturday. This action was taken
because of a lack of evidence on the
g ha tn 70 oh hof hn ho1
killed the deer. 1t will be lesson to
in the future regarding the kind of
meat he eais in summer.
The fair grounds this week present
the appearance of camping grounds of
a regiment of soldiers, for they are Gov
cred with innumerable small tents and
several large ones. The Seventh Day
Adventists of the state are holding their
annual camp meeting there, religious
services being held in a large pavilion,
and meals are served in a large dining
tent. There are many of the faith in
attendance.
Leopold Singhofer, of the town of
KrOnenwetter, was on Saturday bound
over for trial in municipal court to
answer to the charge of incest. The
complaining witness, his is year old
daughter, was on the stand and gave
her testimony. The wife and mother
was also present and created a scene
by administering a severe tongue lash
ing to her daughter and had to be
removed from the court room Sing
hofer's bail was fixed at 1000, which
he will be unable to furnish.
+. j. Hooper and Miss Grace Lom-
bard will be united in marriage tomor-
row evening at 500 O'clock. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Geo. Carmichael, pastor of the M
E. church. at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lombard, 127
N Third Ave, in the presence of rela-
tives and few friends. Both are well
known young people. Mr.. Hooper
holds responsible position with the
Wausau Paper Mills Co. at Brokaw,
but will continue to reside in Wausau
The foundry of the Wausau Machine
Shops Co, situated at the corner of
Plumer and Frenzel streets, was burg
larized some time during Saturday
night. A number of tool chests were
broken open and mechanics tools re-
moved. 1t is supposed the burglars en-
tered through a window and took their
departure through a door, for one of
the doors was found unlocked next
morning. A strong suspicion rests on
certain party and an arrest will prob
ably Ne made within few days. The
tools stolen are valued at 800.
The English speaking Catholics of
the city have engaged Rev. FIR. j j.
Brennan, of NeillsVille, to assume the
pastorate of the old M. E. church,
which at some time in the near future
will be dedicated to the Catholic faith
and he will hold regular services there
after. The work of preparing the
church and parsonage for him have
begun and he is expected to arrive
soon. The Rev. Brennan delivered
lecture here on st. Patrick's day on
Ireland and her people and made many
friends at that time. He is said to be a
liberal, broad minded man and his com
ing will be welcomed by large numbers
of the faith who have long desired
another church. The churches of
Marathon county have been taken out
of the Green Bay diocese and placed
under the jurisdiction of the Lacrosse
diocese.
At meeting OF representatives of
fraternal societies held Friday night at
the court house, further arrangements
were completed for holding big picnic
on the Fourth. A committee of the fol-
lowing was appointed to solicit funds to
finance the enterprise Henry Juers,
w. Waterhouse, Ovid Belaneer, c. b.
Bird, Emil Hochtritt and f. E. Schnei-
der. The following were appointed
chairmen of committees, with power to
name their assistants: On entertain
ment, w. ID. Kirkwood, on music, Paul
Peters; on stands, John Foster; on
speakers, w. K. Chellis 1t was decid-
ed to engage band for the whole day
and to have display of fireworks on
the river bank near Harrison Blvd. in
the evening. The soliciting committee
will begin calling on the business men
for funds within a few days and expect
to meet with hearty responses. A
further invitation is extended to all
societies to join in the celebration.