Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-17

The first game of basket ball, of the |
season will be played at Castle hall on
the evening of Friday Jan. 9th, at
8 O'Clock, between the Y. M. C. A.
team of Wausau and Co. A of Marsh |
field. The line up OF the Wausaa team |
will be:
Ross Spear
Larson Wilson
Heinemann Wick *s f1S
Alex. Craven will act 4 referee. go
Miss Edith Donnelfey give.a progress
siye cinch party at her home on Jack
SON street Monday evening, which was
greatly enjoyed by all Wis participated. !
There were about thirty guests present
and the game was keiat up until twelve |
O'Clock when refreshments were served
The honors were won by Miss Nora Hill |
densperger and Edgar Viele, the conso-
lation prizes by Miss Lenora Ringle and
Earl Dickens.
b. G. Schifkofski, resident of the
village of Edgar, died at his home Sun
day. The remains were brought here
yesterday and today the funeral was
held from the home OF his niece. lrs. /
Z. 0. Dressed, Cor. Fifth and Hamilton
streets, the Rey. F. Werhahn conduct
ing the service. He had been i'll for
long time with kidney trouble which
caused his death. Deceased also has
one otner niece residing here, Mrs.
I. F. Delaney.
Miss Tina Rick, daughter of VIM.
Rick, of the town of Eas;on, was slightly
injured Friday afternoon while crossing
Third street at the intersection of
Washington. A young man driving a
horse attached to a delivery sleigh ran
into her, knocking her down and
causing several injuries, the most
serious of which was to her peace of
mind. Miss Clara Thomas. who was
passing at the time, assisted tie young
lady into Otto Mueller's iewelry store
and a little later accompanied her to
the Riverside hospital Aside from a
few bruises and a nervous shock no
serious injuries were found, and she
returned home that evening
Sheriff F. F Damon and Frank Chesak
on Saturday last sold to Aug. Quade aud
John Rail, Of jackson, Washington
county, the old Fiebkie saw mill, stu
ated about four miles from Athens in
the town of Halsey. The mill has
| cutting capacity of 10000 feet daily,
but will not be operated until next
ssping when the purchasers with others
will form stock companys During
the past two years these gentlemen
have purchased about $4,000 worth of
timber lands adjacent to the mill, most
| ly covered with a growth of hardwood
and hemlock. They will log these.
lands and saw the logs al the mill.
They have good transportation facilities
for the mill is situated on the Upham
railroad. Ex-Secretary of State VIM.
| H. Froehlich, of jackson, accompanied
| Messrs. Quade and Rail to the city.
They returned home Saturday.
Upon complaint of K T. Hougen, of
| Marathon City, August Rinckner,
farmer living near Mosinee, was ar
rested Wednesday by Undersheriff
Halder the complaint charging that the
farmer had killed deer out of season.
He was brought into court, entered
plea of guilty and was fined S25 and
costs the total amounting to s31 go, which
he paid. The farmer, in explanation of
| his violation of the law, related story
which sounded very much like the
| negroes excuse for getting into his
neighbours Zen COOP 1t was probably
case of force of habit. The deer was
on his own1and at the time it was killed,
but one of the iniquitions features of
the present game laws is that private
ownership of lands is not recognized
when you go after deer out of season.
The farmer will probably eat salt pork
hereafter and not modest the deer that
get into his enclosure and browse at his
hay stacks.
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