Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-20

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now 48c, at Schoeneberg's
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Quaw enter
tanned friends last evening.
Remember the supper at the Univer
salist church Friday evening.
A number of the officials of the St
Paul road were in the city yesterday
They are making tour of the Wiscon.
sin valley for the purpose of conducting
a campaign of education among EN-.
ployes. They are urging economy in
| the use of coal
The large number of people who
went to Riverside park Sunday with
the expectation of seeing Prof. Perry
make balloon ascension, were disap-
pointed The professor gave as his
reason for not going skyward that he
could not initiate the balloon.
Many of the large number of strangers
who have been arrested on our streets
of late, on charges of vagrancy, claim
to be teamsters who have been out of
work since the Chicago strike, and who
are out looking for work Their APP
pearance indicates the truthfulness of
their story.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Crawford are re-
Joicing over the arrival of son at their
home Sunday evening. 1t is their first
born and Mr.. Crawford has the right to
rejoice as much as he pleases, even to
the extent of connecting every line in
the Wausau telephone system and to
herald the good news to everybody. Mr.
Crawford is the general manager of
Wausau's telephone exchange.
A stranger last week succeeded in
unloading a large number of lead dol
lars on Tomahawk business men. The
fellow is believed to be working North
ern Wisconsin towns and may visit
Wausau. He is described as being tall,
slim, of dark complexion, with black
mustasche and wore a black Prince
Albert coat and black SLOUGH hat He
carried small black box suspended
from his shoulder, presumably filled
with spurious coin.
Winninger Bros. gave a weeks enter
tainment in Wausau commencing last
Monday evening, and a matinee on
Saturday afternoon. They gave good
satisfaction and drew out full
houses. They carry an excellent band
with them and each evening gave an
outside concert which drew out thous-
ands of our people. The Winninger
Bros. are always assured of large
audiences in Wausau They closed the
season in Wausau and will take a rest
until September.
Emil Roseneau, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Roseneau, of 932 S. Second Ave,
was injured last Tuesday afternoon
while at play on the street. Two ladies
were driving along the street and the
boy. it appears, did not see the rig
coming and started to run across the
street, with the result that he collided
with the wheel of tie buggy and was
knocked down and bruised about the
head and face. He was taken into the
home of M. Roach near by and
physician summoned His injuries
were not of a serious nature and he
was a short time later able to 90 to his
home.
Adam Goeltz who has been stopping
at the Lewis house, was arrested at 6
O'Clock Monday evening by Sheriff J.
Means, of Merrill, Wis, on the charge
of embezzlement. The warrant charged
Goeltz with embezzling 81, 165 from the
Kryshak Cigar company stating that
they had released the man on bonds he
had given. One of the friends of Goeltz
stated that he had shown a number of
Fond du Lac Reporter.
Mr. Kryshak, of this city, went to
Merrill the first of the week to appear
against Goeltz. The young man is
quite well known here.
Pure paris green at Schoeneberg's.
Aug. Lehnhoff, of Lacrosse, one of
the assistant factory inspectors, has
ordered numerous changes to be made
m the arrangement of the opera house
and the Bells hotel. Both buildings
must be provided with fire escapes sur
rounded by iron stand pipes. The old
form of fire escape is becoming obsolete
and at some seasons of the year is of no
use as a fire escape. In winter the
water thrown on a building during
ire freezes to the iron ladder so that it
is impossible for one to descend. The
Standpipe escape eliminates all this
danger and trouble. The changes
ordered by the factory inspector will
the outlay of a considerable
amount of money in each instance. He
has given notice that the work must be
done within ninety days.
Last Friday evening the choir mem
bers of the Presbyterian church drove
down to Rothchilds at six o clock where
they took supper and spent the twilight
hours in "gamboling on the green"
The affair was gotten up by f.: nj.
James, their director, who was OF the
opinion that he owed them treat.
The following are those who partici-
pated