Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-04

past week, with a touch of the grip.
Jos. Hldensperger has the contract
for building the new residence of G. j..
Winton
The PILoT is published on Monday
this week to give ail the force chance
to celebrate the glorious Fourth.
For RENT-A large house within a
block of the Wausau high school. Has
all modern conveniences, except fur
mace. For further information call at
the PILOT office.
The banquet given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Plumer on the even
ing of Saturday, July 1st, by the Mon
day Study club in honor of Miss Mayme
Bump was pronounced success in
every way and delightful affair
John Kuebler has rented the resi-
dence of Karl Mathie, corner of Fifth
and Warren streets, and will occupy
the same with his family the latter part
OF this week. The residence of W. B.
Scholfeld, which the Kuebler's will
vacate, will be occupied by Miss Vir-
ginia and Rufus Manson.
Mrs. G. w. Lake, accompanied by her
children, Earl and Dora, will depart
next Tuesday for Houston, Texas,
where Mr.. Lake is manager of a large
saw mill, and with whom they will
visit for the next six weeks. Mrs.
Lakes sister, Mrs Morley, will take
charge of ''The Naples" during her alb
sence.
The Misses Wilma Burt and Gel crude
Corwith, who went to Lacrosse to at
tend the Universalist convention,
missed the train and did not reach home
on Friday evening with the balance of
those who attended the convention
from Wausau. They started in plenty
of time from where they were stopping,
but the street car failed to make time
by some fifteen minutes. They returned
on Saturday morning
The boys of Co. G. are drilling hard
of late in anticipation of going to Camp
Douglas this month for their annual
encampment. The general orders is
sued say that only service uniforms will
be taken into camp, in addition to blue
flannel shirts and blue overcoats,
blanket rolls, containing blankets,
ponchos, overcoats, white gloves, and
that the baggage must be reduced to a
minimum. In all probability it viii be
the last encampment our boys will
in, for the intentions are to
Arnold Won der Aue, of New York,
who filled an engagement here in sing
ing during the Saengerfest, was en-
tertained Thursday evening by the
members of the Liederkranz at the
society's hall. During the early part of
the evening F. w. Kick BUSCH Jr., DR..
P. A. Riebe and Mr. Won der Aue sang
solos and the entire company sang sever
al selections in mass chorus. Luncheon |
was served and the balance of the even
ing was taken up in dancing While |
in the city Mr.. Won der Aue was enter
tanned at the home of MIR and Mrs. F.
w. Kickbusch.
John Knipple and Mss Anna Marx |
will be united in marriage on Monday, |
July 18th. They will on the same day |
cave for a visit with friends in NIL |
waukee, Racine and the gentleman's |
home, West Bend. The young man has |
1een resident of Wausau since the |
of the Continental cloth |
NC house two years ago, by whom he
las since been employed and is very
popular with all Miss Marx was until |
'ecently employed as booFkeeper by |
;. b. Mayer. She was born and reared |
n the city and has many I.iends and |
to offer COM 'atulations. |
The city councils committee on Jude |
al J met Wednesday for the purpose of |
,aEing action on three plats of addi- |
ions to the city that had previously |
Deen submitted. The plat of the Bells |
addition was accepted and will be re-
ported on favorably at the next meet
ng of the council. That of the S. M.
luaw addition will be reported with
for rejection, for the
'eason that it is not laid out to conform
With the government survey, and if |
accepted would cause trouble for other
holders living in that vicinity,
t being claimed that one of these would
De required to move his house. 1t is
luite likely that the land viii be re-
The plat for two blocks of
Dunbar & Browns addition also was
ooked upon with disfavOr and will be
10 reported. 1t is claimed that the
streets are too narrow.