Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-19

n sou was DOrn unto MI. anu MIS-.
A. Hooper on Thursday Sept IA, 1905.
For board, with or without room, in
quire of Mrs. Perkinson 701 Grant ST
The Harrier's club of the Y M G. /
gave hayride to Rothchilds Frida
evening.
Mrs. Jane Hopkins boys and chill
dren's suits now ready at Seim Bros.
opposit the court house.
The new residence of C. j. Wintol
is nearing completion 1t will be :
handsome addition to the city.
Anton Schuetz is having cemen
walk laid around his property at tn,
corner of Forest and Fourth streets.
A twenty-five cent supper will b,
served in the parlors of the Universalist
church on Tuesday evening, Sept. Goth
All are invited.
Anyone desiring to hang paper on 3
new y plastered wall should first call
on o. G. Callies for information regard.
ing such work.
Mr.. nd Mrs. c. S. Curtis have issued
invitations to the young people for this
Tuesday evening Whist will be the
order of the evening.
There will be a regular communica.
ton OF Forest Lodge No. 1870 F. Il A. M.
wednesday evening Work in the M.
nj. degree, followed by banquet.
The State University students of
Wausau will leave for Madison week
rom today so that they may be on
hand at the commencement of school.
A member of the state board of CON
trol was IN the city yesterday and in
spected the county asylum and county
poor house. He found both in excel
lent condition.
An engine and several cars left the
track at the Bridge street crossing of
the st. Paul switch Sunday. A wreck
ing crew was sent here and worked all
day before the track was cleared.
On Saturday total of 25I books were
taken out OF the free public library,
which is large number for this season
of the year. In winter the daily aver
age is somewhat higher than the above
number.
Johann Hanson, the well known
portrait painter of Chicago, has been
in Wausau the past week painting the
portraits of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Winton's
sons, Dave and Charlie He departed for
New York City Thursday.
Last evening quite a number of the
the members of Cutler Post, e. A. r.,
went up and gave j. N. James a sur
prise. Mr.. James never used to miss a
meeting of the Post but of late he has
not been able TO attend. 1t was an
evening of pleasure to all present.
Mrs. W. e. Dickens, who has been
acting as librarian in the free public
library for the past four months, ex-
poets to be relieved from her duty next
week, when Miss Nellie SiIverthorn is
expected home. The former gladly
welcomes her release from the confin-
ing work
The Misses Olga Gebhardt, Julia
Hoeflinger and Nellie Silverthorn, who
have been travelling through Southern
Europe during the past several months,
sailed from Liverpool, Eng, last Thurs
day on the steamer Teutonic and are
nXnnRtn6 tn arY-i,y in,
next week.
DIR. W. G. Arons, ''tbe bonesetter," |
has been arrested in Colorado Springs,
Col, on charge of bigamy preferred |
by former wife. A charge of forgery |
is also pending against him. Arons is |
remembered by many Wausau citizens.
He resided here for some time prior to |
five years ago, advertised extensively in
local papers, wore a plug hat and
was "high roller"
We have been requested to announce
that the Methodist Deaconess Orphan
age and Epworth Children's Home at
Lake Bluff, H., will hold a harvest
home festival and thanksgiving offering
on Thursday, September 81, 1905 Con.
tributions in the way of money, pro-
duets of the farm, new clothing, old
clothing, anything you have for the
children will be gladly accepted.
Nels Nelson paid a fine of $40 and
costs yesterday morning for having the
night before used insulting language
toward young lady who was out walk
ing with young man. The young
man gave Nelson good beating in the
bargain and this morning Nelson |
caused an assault and battery charge to |
be preferred against the young man |