Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-09-26

The park commission met Wednesday
evening and elected C. j. Winton presi-
| dent to succeed Neal Brown, who re-
/ signed on account of a disgreeable
feature of the law relating to Office
holders and railroad passes.
The west side fire department is now
provided with new team of horses and
one of the old horses in the east side de-
| partment has been replaced with new
one. The horses were purchased last
week and are being drilled into their
work.
The concert given by the Columbia
band Oh Thursday evening drew out a
very large crowd of people. The music
was excellent-the weather was excel
lent One more concert to be given
next Thursday evening, will conclude
the series of fifteen
Miss Clara Kiefer gave whist party
to number of her lady friends on
Thursday afternoon, in honor of the
Misses Fackt, of Muscoutale, H., who
are the guests of Miss Marie Stuhlfauth
Prizes were won by Miss Stuhlfauth
and Miss Amy Fackt.
Word has been received in the city
that Mr.. and Mrs. Howard DeVoe, of
Louisville, KY, are the parents of son.
Mr.. DeVoe formerly resided in Wau-
sau and was graduated from the Wau-
sau high school IN 1890. He is a nephew
of Mr.. and Mr.. w. w. DeVoe.
There will be regular conclave of
st. Omer Commandery tomorrow even
ing, Wednesday, Sept. 27th This is
the first concave of that order since
June. On Wednesday evening there
will be work in the Temple degree,
which will be followed by banquet.
The old j. G. Clarke building at the
corner of Fifth and Scott Sts., which
has been occupied as hospital for the
past several years, is to be vacated by
its present occupant Oct 1st and has
been leased by DR.. Lucas, of Chicago.
Those who now occupy the place will
move to Nekoosa to live.
When in Wausau step in to the Mag
net and get fine free lunch Farmers
trade solicited. If.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Eta Wylie, daugh-
of DR.. and Mrs. Win Wylie, of Holly
wood, California, to Mr.. Benjamin w
James, on Friday, Sept. 18th. The
event took place at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
will make their home in Seattle
Mrs. B. L. Single has piece of lum-
Der at her home on First street which is
quite curiosity at the present time,
though in an early day it would excite
but little interest. 1t is white pine
board IS feet long, % inches wide with
out a knot or blemish of any kind. 1t
was sawed out nearly thirty years ago.
John Dione, of Milwaukee, and Miss
Bessie LaPier, of this city, were mar
| ried Wednesday morning at the home
of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Jessie
LaPier, on Grand Ave. The Rev. S. N.
Wilson performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by only few friends
and relatives. They will make their
home in Milwaukee.
+. Rienow, superintendent of the
county poor house and farm, has en-
gagged well digger to deepen the well
on the farm. This well has been the
bane of every superintendent life and
has penchant for going dry when
most needed. Every winter it is neces-
sary to haul water from the city. The
well is dug through almost solid rock
and no curbing is required. 1t is over
fifty feet deep and will be lowered ten
or fifteen feet, in hopes of increasing
the water supply.
The new law regarding druggists
right to sell liquor requires them to
keep a book in which must be entered
the date, kind and quantity of liquor
purchasing. And on the third Tuesday
of April of each year, he shall file with
the clerk of the village or city certi-
fled copy of all The entries in said book
Don't try to fool your neighbors by get
ting your booze" at the pill shops, in
stead of at the vendors of snake anti
dote, for some fool newspaper may
publish the list.