Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-20

MISS MdIy LOulkO, VI AbH0liS, WIZ
had been suffering with appendicitis,
was operated on Saturday at the River
side hospital. in this city, by Drs. q. W.
Mccarthy, of Athens, and ID. Sauerher-
ing, of Wausau.
The Moberly (Mo.) Democrat tells of
a negro exhOrter who shouted: Come
up en- jine de army oh de Lohd." Use
done jined;n, replied one OF the eongre-
| exhorter. "In de Baptist church "
''Why, chile" said the exhorter, 'yoh
amt in de army, yoh's in de navy"
The decomposed granite being re-
moved from Clarke's island on the site
to be occupied by hotel building to be
erected by Jos. Lucia, is being hauled
onto the road crossing the Stewart Lbr.
Co s island. The road is so low that in
times of high water there is danger of
its being wiped out. The city will, as
opportunity presents itself, fill the road
up to heighth which will eliminate
such danger.
The Mcmillan Lumber Co, at McMil-
Ian, recently lost considerable amount
of logs by reason of the mill dam on
the Eau Pleine river being carried
away. Fortunately a jam was formed
below the dam or great many more
logs would have been carried down
stream. AS soon as the water falls the
logs in the jam will be drawn out of the
water and hauled back to the mill.
Karl Kruger has been advanced to
the position of receiving teller in the
First National bank. John Ringle, Jr,
has taken Mr.. Krueger's place as book
keeper, while he has been succeeded as
draft clerk by Emmer Lampert, and
Mr.. Lampert's position as messenger
has been filled by Franklin Norman.
The appointment of Mr.. Kruger to
receiving teller, position recently
created, will take a great deal of work
off the hands of Henry Smith, paying
teller.
This is a topSy-turvy world One
man is struggling for justice and
another is fleeing from it. One man is
saving to build a home and another is
trying to sell his for less than cost.
One man is spending all the money he
makes in taking his girl to an entertain
ment and sending her flowers in the
hope of eventually making her his wife,
while his neighbor is spending all his
gold trying to get divorce. One man
escapes all the diseases man is heir to
and gets killed on the railway.
Another man goes everywhere without
being hurt and dies of the whoOping-
cough. Such is life.
Frederick Krenz died Sunday at his
home in the town of Berlin, aged
seventy four years and eight months.
He had suffered for two months past
with gangrene, which finally turned
into blood poisoning. The funeral was
held from his home this afternoon at
1870, the Rev. Hartwig conducting SER
vices. Deceased was very well known
in the county. He resided in Marathon
county for fifty years, forty-five of
which were spent in the town of Ber-
eight children. The latter are Mrs.
Bertha Hannah, town of Frankfort;
John, Carl, Herman, and Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Langhoff, town of Hamburg,
August, town of Vein; Robert and
Emilia. town of Berlin.
DR.. VIM Gerhold, of Marathon City,
was arrested Saturday on warrant
sworn out by A. M. Whiting, also of
the same place, and for several hours
was locked up in the county jail 1t
appears that some time ago Whiting
went to the doctor, suffering with an
abscess on the hand, which he had
treated. The treatment was not to his
satisfaction and he alleged malpractice
and brought suit to recover S. 900 dam
ages. Recently the doctor sold his
practice in the village and packed up
his effects, and as Whiting believed that
GerhOld was about to leave the country,
he caused the latter's arrest. The two,
late on Saturday, succeeded in effecting
a settlement and the doctor was re-
leased.
The Wisconsin conference of Metho-
dists will be held in this city Sept. Goth,
sessions being held in the First M. e.
church. Several hundred ministers
and laymen are expected to be in at
tendance and a program of business
will be arranged short time previous
to the meeting. At that time vacancies
will be filled in various churches and
assignment of pastors made. DR.. ID. g.
John, presiding elder of the Oshkosh
district, will resign at the close of the
conference year on account of his
advancing years and a successor will be
appointed at that time. The appoint
ment will be made by Bishop Wilson,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, who will be
here on above date.
Otto Mueller, Otto Mathie and Gus.
Naffz, who attended the tournament of
the North Central Schuetzen Bund,
held last week in Davenport, Ia. were
successful in landing $l19 in prizes.
The former got S6S, Mr. Mathie, S41, and
Mr. Naffz, $10 They report having had
a pleasant time. Otto Mueller succeed
in breaking the record, formerly held by
a MIR. Ross, of Cincinnati, on the flag
| target, scoring 81 points. A team from
former Wausau boy, captured r IG nearly
all the large prizes, and every first
prize was won by Wisconsin men with
the exception of the team shoot, which
went to St Louis with score of 1920
j. NJ. Schmidt, of New Glarus, secured
the king medal with score of 219.