Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-12-26
The PILOT wishes its readers a very

The PILOT wishes its readers a very
happy New year.
Little Chas. Winton celebrated his
birthday on Saturday.
The police docket recorded two ar
rests made yesterday.
Today is Little Christmas" and is
observed at the Lutheran churches.
l.. E. Spencer, M. D., office in the
| mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
Miss Amy Rosenberg and Miss Fthel
McNaughton will entertain for Miss
Mary Smith, of Oak Park, ILL.,, this
afternoon.
The county board will be in session
one week from tomorrow. All having
bills against the county should file
same with the county clerk at once.
The firstigame of basket ball home will
be with Co. A team of Marshfield on
January II. Hereafter there will be
basket ball practice three times weekly.
Arthur Knaggs and Miss Ella Claire
Holch, were united in marriage last
Saturday, Dec. 23d, at the home of the
latter's sister, Mrs. George Drake.
They will reside at Tomahawk.
Among the new incorporation papers
filed last week with the secretary of
state were those for the Wheeler
Holmes-Timlin company, Wausau;
numbering business; capital, SIS, 900; in
corporators, II. l.. Wheeler, F. d.
Timliu and E. P, Holmes.
t. G. Ryan sent a very handsome
wreath to the Universalist society for
Xmas. 1t was composed of mistletoe
and beautiful green leaves which grow
at this time of the year, in the far
South where Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan are
spending the winter. The wreath was
a part OF the church decoration at the
Sunday morning services.
Thos. Baker, ex.city dog catcher, is
taking five days vacation, during
which time he will be a guest of Sheriff
Damon. He does so at the advice OF
the municipal judge, whom he visited
this morning at the request of Chief
Malone. Mr.. Baker partook of toe
much Christmas cheer and consequent.
| ly got mixed up with the police force.
Owing to the absence of the rector
Rev. Thompson, the pulpit of st. Johns
will be occupied Sunday by the lay
reader, Walter Mcneil. After that, il
is hoped to have the pulpit regularly
filled each Sunday by visiting pastor
until the return of Mr.. Thompson. Il
is quite likely that Archbishop Weller
of Fond du Lac, will be here one Sun
day.
William Norris has created many
stellar roles, including Alan, Babes in
Ioyland," but it is doubtful if he has
appeared to better advantage in any OF
them than as the "Man in the Moon
in The Land of Nod" He leaves his
wife Rory Bory Alice" in the sky.
and does little skylarking on his owl
: account with Bonnie" and the
f Chorus Girl" that get him into al
, manner of ludicrus situations Before
. he returns he has number of gooC
. songs with the chorus and renders then
4 all In that inimitable manner which
5 mas made him famous He has addeC
t another character to his long list Of
= successful interpretations which will bt
0 remembered by all who see it for man,
years to come as one of the mos
artistic portrayals ever rendered by
comedian. Grand opera house, Sat.
e Dec. 30th.
:, The local lodge of Knights # Colum
bus recently instituted, was duly organ
lied Sunday by the election of the fol
: lowing officers:
Grand Knight. P. Regner.
= Deputy Cd. Knight. G. Lerum.
Chancellor-W. j. Farrell.
y Recorder-Walter German.
Fin. Secy.-Jos. S. Coel.
Treasurer-RomainD eutsch.
n Lecturer-Patrick F. Curran.
d Advocate-B. H. Conlin.
l. Warden-Geo. w. Borowitz.
p Inside Guard-M. j. Kavanaugh.
-e Outside 6uard-J. j. Hildenspergel
is Board of Trustees-Geo L. Warner
IS Thos. r. Malone, Geo. Schreier,
s. The time of Installation, place
al meeting and nights of meeting hay
e. not been decided on The paxt NEE
lie ing is subject to call OF the gran
he knight and secretary.