Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-24


MIR. and Mrs. NJ A. Hurley have
issued invitations to whist party or
Friday evening in honor OF their guess
Mrs. W. c. Hinchliffe.
The families of o. E. Wells, p. 5
Hamrick and S. B. Tobey went out to
Rib for a picnic on Friday. The day
was fine and an excellent time reported
We learn that work will soon begin
on plans for the new 7. nj. &. A. build
ing. A picture was recently taken o.
the grounds for the benefit of the archl
tects.
Otto Kick busch, so long proprietor
of the Delmonico, has accepted a posi-
ton of travelling salesman with the
Hanson-Schmidt Tobacco Co., OF Mil
waukee.
George Bugbee. while assisting IL
haying at his fathers farm in the NORTH
part of the city last Saturday, had his
left hand caught in pulley and badly
lacerated.
The subject lesson sermon for next
Sunday, First Church of Christ, Scien
fist, will be Spirit" Sunday evening
services for the months of July and
August are discontinued.
D. E. Wells took S. B. Tobey up tC
his farm, about seven miles above the
city, the other day and while walking
around they saw three badgers. The
animal is very rare in Wisconsin now
This is very dull season in most OF
the local tailor shops ard as a conse'
quence large number of tailors are
taking advantage of the opportunity
afforded of enjoying summer vaca-
ton.
Marie, the two year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Somer, residing at
302 S. Fourth street died Wednesday of
bronchial catarrh. The funeral was
conducted Friday by the Rev. F. Wer-
hahn.
Fred, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Schoepke, of the town of Flieth,
died Saturday of cholera infantum.
The funeral was held Sunday, the Rev.
+. Schaer, of this city, conducting the
services.
1t is rumored that two Wausau par
ties are looking over Merrill as field
for starting daily newspaper. One of
GHtm las Hdu SOllO oApOlicHCC III
launching papers, also in laundering
the same.
Miss Ida Feldman, of this city, and
BENZ. Silberstein, of Wittenberg, were
married Wednesday afternoon in Elks'
hall, Rabbi E. Garechter, of Appleton,
performing the ceremony. They will
live in Wittenberg.
The seniors won the Y. nj. G. A..
base ball game last evening by de-
ing 9-S. A series of six games has been
played, the seniors winning four of the
games and the championship.
Now is the time to put in furnace
to heat your residence or place of bust
ness, A. B. Wheeler q Son has one of
the very best furnaces made and will
install it at the very lowest possible
price. Do not put it off. e06 Third
street. j24-tf.
Allie Levenhagen was found guilty
yesterday of having speeded an auto
mobile faster than the law allows and
was fined $40 and costs. The offense
was committed week ago when the
young man ran into bicyclist on
Grand Ave.
All candidates for nomination at the
primaries must bear in mind that they
have but eleven more days to secure
to their nomination papers
and file the same. All such papers
must be on file with the county clerk
not later than Aug. 4th.
The Modern Woodmen societies have
extended an invitation to all fraternal
societies to join them in the parade at
the time of their picnic Aug. I'd. They
also desire that business men decorate
their places and also close during the
afternoon of Thursday, Aug. Cd. 1t
would also be considered favor if
each business man put float into the
parade.
a fire started Thursday morning in
the baggage room of the Northwestern
depot. John Synott and a party of
woodsmen were going north to look
over lands and put their packs, con-
tanning camping outfit, in the baggage
room. Soon one of the packs was dis
covered to be on fire and an investiga-
ton showed box of matches had be-
come ignited.
The saw mill at Cassian, destroyed
by fire on the night of July 3, will be
in operation again in few days. III.
+. Hanson, who operates the mill for
the Wisconsin Land company of Wau-
sau, was in Tomahawk Thursday and
reported the reconstruction work as
nearly completed. He says the new
mill will be larger than the one de-
stroyed.-Tomahawk Leader.
The Tomahawk Leader says that the
flour mill building at Spirit Falls
pany of Wausau from the Bradley COM
pany will not be removed from Spirit
Falls as at first reported. Only the
The building will be allowed to remain
and will probably be used by the Nc
Eachron Co. as a general store room
farmers for their produce.
The Marshfield Times says that the
real estate firm of Manson Il Weinfeld
of this city, has caused the city authori
ties of that town trouble by plating an
addition to Marshfield and having the
same recorded in the office of the regis
ter of deeds, without first having sub
mitted the plat to the council. 1t was
an oversight on the part OF the real
estate dealers, and they have been sum-
moned to appear before the council,
when the mistake will no doubt be
rectified.
In recent issue of the Milwaukee
Free Press appeared picture of the
Maple Leaf base ball team of Milwau-
kee which in the early SOS was one of
the crack amateur teams of the North
west. Among the players shown on
the picture was the late Johnny Lee, of
this city, and I. Delaney, also well
known to base ball enthusiasts in Wau-
sau, he having played here at later
date. A majority of the players of this
aggregation afterwards went into the
National league.
AT meeting of the board of police
and fire commissioners held last Tues
day afternoon, the following officers
were elected:
President-W. c. Dickens.
Vice-president-C A Barwig.
Secretary-J. +. Lamont.
An examination will be held Aug. 1st
at the city hall for the benefit of appli-
cants who desire to have their names