Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-24


Friday night, Company basket ball
team, of Marshfield, will try their spurs
at Castle hall with the local Y NJ. C. n.
squad. The Company A boys are a
clean, fast bunch. Go and cheer for
their good plays and your home team
The admission will be % cents to all.
Rev A. G. Grier, who has been the
pastor of the Universalist church of
Racine for over ten years, has resigned
to enter larger field of work. Rev
Grier's friends in Wausau will watch
with interest his career in his new field
OF labor and wish him every success
possible.
Mesdames G. j. Winton and H. G.
McCrossen, and the Misses Minnie
Smith, Marion Mcdonald, Marie John
son, Emma Conley, and Belle Heine-
mann and guest, Miss Ruby Asch, of
Milwaukee, went to Merrill, Saturday
to attend a reception given by Miss
Mae Arson, of that city, in honor of
Miss Bessie Porter.
Capt. Chas. King, U. S. A, brigadier
general w. N. e., retired, will make an
inspection of Wisconsin's military or
CARNATIONS also an inspection of each
armory and of the books of each regi-
ment. He may be expected in Wausau
soon to look over Co. CPS armory, and
many who have read the AUTHORISED!
dier's books will be pleased to meet him.
Adolph Hinklemann, an old resident
OF the town of Wausau, died suddenly
Thursday evening. He was sitting on
his bed reading paper when, without
warming, he was seized will, heart fail
ure and feI over backward and expired
few minutes later. He was seventy
two years of age and highly respected
resident of that town. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Emily Evans died Thursday
evening at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. o. E.
Wells, on Fulton street She was
seyenty-two years of age and death was
due to general wearing out of the
forces of nature. Her former home
was at Manawa, to which place her re-
mains were removed Saturday morning
and the funeral was held Sunday after
noon.
A fellow whose name is given as Fred
White, was brought here Wednesday
and delivered to the sheriff by Con-
stable Jos rKremshreider, who arrested
him on warrant issued by Justice
Weigand- White is charged with hav-
ing committed crime last November,
kremshreider's 5-Year old daughter be- |
ing the complaining witness. After the |
commission of the offense White left the |
country but returned few days ago |
and was arrested. His examination has |
been set for next Saturday All parties
are residents of the town of johnson.
Chas. Damon, who was employed |
wheeling rock at the city stone crusher |
last summer, has given out the informa- |
ton that his wife has fallen heir to a |
legacy of 100000 left by the death of |
her grandfather, who died some time
ago in his native land, England He |
states that the necessary papers have |
been filed and acknowledged and that |
the money or its equivalent is expected |
to arrive at any time. He now resides |
in small house on Torney avenue,
but says that when the money arrives |
he will transform that section into |
garden of Eden.
The Monday Amusement Co., which |
held a street far and carnival here last |
summer under the auspices of Co. G,
has opened correspondence with the
company officers with view of coming
here again next summer. The manager |
makes a more liberal offer this time, |
agreeing to furnish all lighting and
staging. If everything is satisfactory
Co. g will make an effort to get con-
cessions from the council and re-engage
the company. The above named or
ganization proved to be clean in every
respect when it was here last season
and gave good shows.
The Good Hill Benefit association of
the town OF Mosinee, filed articles of in
corporation last week with the register
of deeds. The capital stock is 1925; the
incorporators Vincent Hlowod, Fred
Doehln and Jos. Bittner. Any Bohem-
ian or German of twenty-oney years, who
has been a resident of the county for
six months, may become a member.
The papers do not state the objects of
the association, but we learn that it was
formed with view of industrial pro-
lection and promotion of sociability
will meet once each month.