Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-21


TO her home the past week by sickness.
Stone and other material is being
hauled on to the site of the new govern
ment building today, which means that
work will commence in earnest on the
building in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j p Briggs entertained
at whist on the evening of St. Patricks
day, the decorations were in keeping
with the day. Delightful refreshments
were served. The prizes were won by
Mesdanes d. A. McNaughton and P. V.
.. VanFechten. and thesMessrs. WI.
Edmonds and Frank Kelly
At recent examination at the Wis
consin university, Miss Alkaline Brett
kreutz, of this city passed in physics by
score of l00 This is the first time in
seven years that such record has been
made by any student iu that institution
and not only speaks well for Miss
Breltkreutz as a student but also for
her instructors in her preliminary
training in the Wausau schools.
A dispatch to the Milwaukee Sentinel
last Thursday, dated at Oshkosh, says:
"Florian Lampert of this city is to be
the next state game warden, according
to well known local La Toilette men
Mr.. Lampert has been the actual leader
of the La Toilette forces in this county,
and has served as city controller and as
sheriff. Petitions asking the governor
to appoint him to the office are being
circulated"
The gentleman mentioned above is
brother of l.. Lampert, manager of the
Jackson Milling Co.'s interests in this
city. lie has visited here on several
occasions
Otto Bruss on Friday last sold the
Roeder cheese factory and one acre of
land in the town of Stettin to Mr..
Matchmaker, of Dodge county, for the
sum of S775. This factory has been in
operation for two years and is supplied
by thirty-two milk customers and is
considered good paying proposition.
An effort was made some time ago to
form stock company among the
farmers but for some reason the plans
failed to carry and the above named
gentleman purchased it. He is cheese
maker of long experience and will
operate the factory himself.
At their last regular meeting, held
Thursday evening, the Elks elected
officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows:
Exalted Ruler-M. G. Ewing
Esteemed Leading Knight. w.
Kickbusch, Jr.
Esteemed Loyal ght-Philip Dean.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight. P.
Regner.
Secretary-A l. Dodge.
Treasurer-M. H. Duncan.
Tyler-H. E. Schiller.
The new officers, which, with the ex-
ception of the treasurer, are really the
old officers, will be installed at the next
meeting
The sleet storm of last Wednesday
evening formed an icy coating over
everything exposed to it and made walk
ing dangerous to limb. Many person
on coming down TOW next morning per-
formed acrobatic feats, not seen in a
circus. The sleet also caused damage
to the street lighting system. The
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wires and for several hours part of the
city was in darkness. One of these
broken wires dropped onto other cleo
trio wires and someone who witnessed
the results, became alarmed and called
out the fire department. This happened
near the Goodwillie box factory.
Miss Johanna Nagel, of the town of
Hull, who of late has given evidence of
having an unbalanced mind, was exam
ined Saturday morning in county court
by Drs. Sauerherring and Bugbee. The
physicians found that while she cannot
be considered insane, she is suffering
from nervous malady, which if not
treated, will lead to insanity in very
short time. She is twenty five years of
age and has brother confined in an
asylum in Germany and sister is an
inmate of the Mendoza asylum. 1t is
quite likely that Miss Nagel will be
placed in some institution for treatment
for time.
Mary, wife of Paul Kryshak, living
at 500 Muenchow street, died Saturday
morning at four o. clock She had been
in poor health for long time past and
the last two months had been confined
to her bed The disease which caused
her death was diagnosed as cancer of
the bowels. Mrs. Kryshak was born in
one of the provinces of German Poland
81 years ago and had been resident of
Wausau ever since. Besides her hus
band she is survived by seven children
as follows: Harry, Milwaukee; Mrs.
Jos. Koperski, Mrs. Jacob Kruger,
Anton, all of this city; Joseph of Stew
ems Point; Andrew and Mrs. John Dom
beck, residing in Wausau. The funeral
was held yesterday morning at 900
O'Clock, the Rev. p. L. Casper offieiat-
ing.
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