Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-10

The Wausau base ball management
has released Manager Malvin and kar-
nell, catcher.
l.; E; Spencer, M. d, office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
Reports received from Mrs. Anton
Mehl, who recently passed through an
operation in Milwaukee, hospital,
state that her condition is favorable for
early recovery.
On account of last Friday being the
feast of SIS. Peter and Paul, Pope Plus
granted a dispensation to Catholics
throughout the world, allowing them
to eat meat that day.
In this issue of the PILOT will be
found the announcement of l.. III. Cook
for the office of clerk of the court. MIR.
Cook is proprietor of Marathon County
Register, published in Unity.
Hale's Fire Fighters, which recently
appeared in this city, have disbanded
upon account of dissensIOns in the man
agement and poor business, it is re-
ported, and all dates for the attraction
have been cancelled.
Two Wausau residents were success
tul in drawing winning numbers in the
Grow Indian land lottery in Montana,
which lands are to be placed on the
market in the Billings land Office soon.
They are w. M. Anderson and l.. Knut-
son.
Atty. G.. l.. Warren went over to
Marathon City on the Fourth and de-
livered patriotic address to the people
of that village. The volunteer ire de-
partment gave a picnic that day and it
was rousing affair. Several hundred
Wansau people were in attendance.
Already large part of the rock pur-
chased last winter by the city for street
macadam purposes has been consumed.
The board of public works is purchas-
| ing all the rock that can be secured at
present, though the supply received is
| limited on account OF farmers being
busy with their haying.
W. c. Landon, vice-president and
manager of the Barker & Stewart Lbr.
Co., was confined to his home several
| days last week, by reason of injury.
Early in the week he was assisting SOME
| OF his men in polling logs up to the slide,
when his pike pole broke, allowing a
silver to enter the flesh of one of his
| hands. The wound became very pain
full and blood poisoning was feared.
Happily danger from that source has
| passed.
B. +. Hammond, of Arbor Vitae,
spent Wednesday in the city and while
| here purchased the farm of Carl Lott
| adjoining his owned in the town of
| Wausau, one and one-half miles east of
the city limits. He paid So, 675 for the
land. the farm contains so acres and is
| part of the farms formerly owned by
| Aug. Deichsel and Henry Adam This
gives Mr.. Hammond about 800 acres in
| that town, the forties adjoining one
another in the shape of an l..
The Liederkranz society at its meet
ing Thursday elected new officers as
| follows:
President-Rob Weber
Vice Pres.-Ed Weinkauf
Secretary-D. Rebe.
Treasurer-H. Lemke.
Librarian-Paul Wolfgram.
Director-Gustav Mueller.
As committee to arrange for pic
mic to be held July Goth, the following
were appointed: Frank Ritter, Louis
Leak and Fred Mohr.
Officials in this city were notified
Thursday morning that an attempt had
been made to wreck the Lutheran
church in the village of Spencer, with
dynamite, and demand was made fol-
an investigation. The officials went
over an found that the story was made
up largely of whole cloth. On the Satur-
day previous some exercises were being
held in the parochial school house adj
| joining the church, when some one
| threw large fire cracker into the
building. The explosion caused panic
| and it was rumored that stick of
dynamite had been thrown into the
building. After the investigation had
been concluded 1T was decided that it
was unneces sary to make any arrests.