Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-09-11

orders with w Pitcher, Winkley hotel,
Sept. Is, IA and Is.
| Neal Brown and others are plating
a new addition to the city in the south
eastern section of Wausau. Streets are
at present being graded.
| The National German American
bank building, at the corner of Third
and Scott streets, will be ready for
occupancy about the 18th of October
| E. Ii. Franklin, of Eland Jet, was in
the city Saturday looking for his son,
who had wandered away from his an
cestral fireside He did not locate him
here and went on to Marshfeld>
Fred Bernier, editor of the Amigo
Daily Journal, has taken INTO himself
a wife, Miss Margaret Edwards, of
Oconto, and they are now on wedding
trip through the West. The PILOT ex-
tends sincere congratulations.
M. Baldwin, of Washington, Pa. a
private in the 27th Inf, is in charge of
a recruiting station that has been
opened in the city. Up to the present
i six men have applied for enlistment, of
whom five have been rejected
Herman Zielsdorf and Miss Benedicta
Dietman will be united in marriage to-
morrow morning at st. Mary's church.
A reception will be held at the home of
the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. M
Dietman, 232 Mcintosh street, followed
by dance in Columbia hail.
Reno, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hintz,
of the town of Stettin, died yesterday
of gunshot wounds. Another boy was
given gun to clean. The gun was ex-
ploded in some way and Reno was
shot through the hips Medical assist
ance was summoned but the boys con-
dition was such that nothing could save
him. His funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon.
In addition to the regular races at
the Stevens Point Fair and Carnival,
Sept. nth to 22d, Allie Wooster has
been engaged with his string of II thor
oughbred runners and lady riders for
relay running race each day of the
races. This is the same attraction that
appeared at the Wisconsin and Mime
sofa State fairs last year and are re-
engaged for the same fairs this season.
The Metropolitan Carnival Co. which
has been engaged for the Stevens Point
Fair and Carnival Sept. nth to 22nd is
one of the first class companies show
ing in this part of the U. S. Many
startling and entertaining free attrac-
tions will be introduced. They will
show day and night during the whole
week, the grounds being electric lig ht-
ed especially for that purpose
The work of the eighth school year
of the Marathon County Training
School for Teachers commenced yester-
day under the supervision of Prof O. E
Wells and Miss Rosalia Bohrer The
latter has been enjoying her vacation
period at her home in Lakeland, MINI,
and on western trip. The attend
ance this year is expected to be
fully as large as in other years and is
limited to sixty students
A man giving his name as j. S. Stone
was arrested Thursday night charged
with stealing a diamond stud from the
shirt bosom of a travelling man who
was standing in the lobby of the opera
house. The travelling man claims to
have caught the fellow in the act and
caught hold of his hand but the fellow
got away from him and started to run,
but ran into the arms of Policeman
Peterson. He was released yesterday
by furnishing a cash bail of $500.
One mile of street has been graded in
the Lake Park addition owned by E. A.
Dunn From this property a street
will be continued through the Heine-
mann and Feldman 40 adjoining, and
L. E. Spencer will project the road
through the 20 acres he lately purchased
of E. f. Means. The same parties will
also lay out an east and west road from
the asylum to the hill. This will give
the asylum people very short road to
Grand avenue and easy acces IS to the
S treet railroad
Private Baldwin, of the regular army,
has opened recruiting station in this
city. He came, here from Marinette
where an office was opened for several
months with poor success. 1t is costing
the United States government fairly
large sums of money at present for
each recruit for the army, especially in
these northern states. Every able
bodied mans services are in demand
for labor and only able bodied men
can be accepted in the army. The in
ducements offered by the government
are not such as would prompt any man
to join the service, who is looking for
an opportunity of laying up compe-
tence for old age. Last year recruit
ing office was maintained here for sew
eral months, under the supervision of
Private Holt He secured so few re-
cruits that he got tired of his job and
asked leave to 60 back to his regiment,
and was sent to San Antonio, Texas,
Those joining the infantry service are
sent down to Columbus barracks in
Ohio, and after they are drilled are
assigned a regiment, providing they
have no choice.
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