Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-26
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

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dress "M' Wausau Pilot. j26-6w.
Wenzel Pivernitz has accepted a
position as bookkeeper in the Office of
the Wausau Paper Mills Co. in Brokaw.
The boys choir of St. Johns Episco-
pal church will go to the Means cot
tage, on Plum lake for an outing, in
July.
Anna Miracle, of this city, was mar
RED Thursday to Jay Weaver of Grand
Rapids, the ceremony being performed
in the latter city.
John Gritzmacher has been chosen
by the public library board to super
wise the work of construction of the
free public library
Better write the Rhinelander Boat
Company before buying boat. Their
catalog is free and you will find the
prices interesting m13-tf
Miss lnez Manser, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Manser, was taken ill
last Tuesday evening and has been
quite sick all week.
L. +. Delaney has made the purchase
OF the III. A. Beane property at the
corner of Third and Franklin streets;
consideration, S4, 500
The Misses Ethel and Mary McCul-
Tough, of Fond du Lac, who had been
visiting their brother, Frank, returned
to their home Saturday morning.
The Wausau Minister'S association
will hold picnic on the fair grounds
on Monday, July Cd 1t will be for
members and their families only.
Men and boys should keep off the
sidewalks with their bicycles, other
wise they will be arrested and fined.
The policemen have an eye on you.
Edward Geier and Miss Anna Hahn,
both of the city, were married Thursday
afternoon, the ceremony being per-
| formed by the Rev. E. A. Fuenfstueck.
For SALE-I have about 50 tons of
hay which will sell or let out to any
one who will cut it on shares. Address,
MRS. P. MCKELLAR,
2w Wausau, Wis.
Prof. j. r. Sims, of the River Falls
normal school, has been appointed to
succeed President Pray of the Stevens
Point normal school, who was removed
| by the board of normal school regents.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will hold picnic on Wednes-
day, July 18th, at some point along the
river. Weekly meetings of the society
will be discontinued during July and
August.
The Modern Brotherhood of America
lodge of Flanner will hold a basket pic
mic on July 4th. Games, racing, dane
ing, ETC., are some of the features Of
fered. A Mosinee orchestra will pro-
vide the music.
N. A. Turnquist, the granite cutter,
who was found dead a week ago, lying
beside the St. Paul Ry Co.'s tracks a
mile north of Brokaw, was buried on
Wednesday. So far, no trace of any of
his relatives has been found.
Z. A. Dunn of Wausau, an experienced
newspaper man of that city who has
been interested in number of papers
at that place, was in the city last Satur-
| day in conference with the Marshfield
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Henry Kennedy, of the town of Texas
and Miss Mollie Seefeldt, of this city
were married Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides brother, Frank
Seefeldt, on Adams st. The Rev. f
Shaer performed the ceremony.
The city's stone crusher has been
| operated by the old method during the
| past week; the transformer connected
with the motor burned out, cutting of
the motive power The city expects to
have a new and larger transformer
within a few days.
Griffith IL Entzminger, of Green Bay
who own the Continental clothing store
in the city, have purchased another
store in Eau Claire 1t will be given
the same name as the ones owned by
the firm in this city and Green Bay
the Continental
Friday, according to the old Bos
letters Hitters almanac, was the be
ginning of summer. Friday and Sat
urday the days were of equal length
the sun rising in this latitude at A. IS
and setting at 704. The days from
now on will gradually lengthen.
| HAVE YOU ANY STOCK YOU WANT
PASTURED ?-I have charge of SO acres
of good pasture with plenty of water
just south of the city, on the west side
of the river. viii either rent the place
to one party or pasture stock for the
season by the head. G. w. CLARK,
m22tf 1877 S. Seventh Ave.
There have been several neighbor
hood quarrels aired in the justice courts
the past week. Since the Pagel-Jolit7
feud was ended few years ago, bust
ness in this particular line has been
rather dull for lawyers. The past week
however, has witnessed an awakening
of family disputes.
The village Of Unity held its first
election Saturday since the village was
incorporated few weeks ago. The
following is the ticket elected; Super.
visor, l.. II. Cook; clerk, L. H. Mum
brue; treasurer, w. f. Morgan; asses
sor, h. H. Brown; justice of the peace,
o. II. Creole; constable, Fred Kleese.
G. b. Heineman, d. j. Murray Jr.,
Alderman John f. Curtis, and George
Sexmith, all of Wausau, who were here
for the Curtis Washburn wedding this
week, were so well pleased with the
clubhouse of the Oshkosh Yacht club
that each one of them applied for non
resident membership. Oshkosh North
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