Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-11-13
SHORT NEWS TEAS.


will be married tomorrow.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, November Goth.
Henry Juers, city treasurer, is max
ing the collection of water tax due for
the six months following Nov 1st
Miss Nina Kickbusch entertained
few of her young lady friends at tea on
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lillian Porter.
For SALE-A billiard table complete
in good condition Enquire OF
EMIL BRAATz,
6n3t Care CT Wausau Laundry Co.
Nick Weczba, of the town of Pike
Lake, was badly injured Thursday by
being struck by falling tree. He was
brought here for treatment.
Sam Freeman, of the town of Emmett,
and Miss Benidetta Mess, of the town
of Marathon, will be married at the
home of the brides parents next Satur-
day.
The Brooks Il Ross mill in Schofeld
has closed down for several weeks
Repairs will be made, after which.the
mill will run steadily throughout the
winter.
There was dancing party given at
the Wausau Club house on Friday even
ing by the young people. 1t was quite
largely attended and good time was
had by all present.
LosT-A small package of money in
the woods, northeast of the city, while
picking berries in August. The finder
will be rewarded by returning same to
Mrs. E. Tress, no Jefferson street.
While Alderman Hecker was down
town Tuesday night awaiting election
returns, clothes line thieves visited his
place and removed nearly all the
washing" hung on line in his yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ckbarth, resid-
ing at 3l4 Bridge street, lost their nine
months-old daughter, Esther, Friday
morning. The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon, Rev. G. A Bretscher
officiating.
The new round house, coal sheds,
ETC., built by the G. q N w. Ry Co.
north of Wausau Jet, were put into
service last Thursday. Hereafter trains
will be made up there.
Vernon Mccullough and Miss Carolyn
Mabel Smith were united in marriage
on Monday morning, Nov. 5th, at
the rectory of st. James Catholic
church, the Rev. j. j. Brennan officiat-
ing.
A clergyman who resigned his pas
torate to take up the practice of law as
signed as one reason for his change
that the average man will pay more to
keep out of Jail for one day than to be
kept out of hell for an eternity"
Herman Grain, of this city died Nov.
9th in jamestown. N. d., of erysipelas,
aged twenty-nine years. de was son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grain, who
reside on Washington street. The
remains were brought here and Inferred
A surprise party was given to Miss
Cornelia McCrossen on Tuesday even
ing by number of her young friends.
1t was the occasion of Miss McCrossen's
fifteenth birthday, and most enjoya.
BILE time was had in playing games of
various kinds.
The board of canvassers appointed to
canvass the vote of the county COM
menced its work last Friday The
board was composed of A. j. Cheney,
of the village of Edgar; DR.. F. j. Ed
monds, of the village of Brokaw; Benz
Lang, of the town of Mcmillan.
The first hunting accident of the sea-
son was reported on Thursday when
Ed. Hanson, laborer in one of the Rib
Lake Lumber Co.'S camps near Rib
Lake, was mistaken by hunter for
deer and fatally shot. The hunter was
hunting deer out of season and probably
had no license.
The county board committee on
equalization has returned report OF
the equalized valuation of property in
the county, which will be submitted to
the county board The total personal
property, as equalized, is given at So
001 ,651; the real estate at Sl6,21S,000 or
a total of $40, ODD 900.
The man who went out to milk and |
sat down on boulder in the middle of |
the pasture and waited for the COW to
back up, was a brother to the man who
kept store and wouldn't advertise be- |
cause he reasoned that the purchasing |
public would back up to his place of |
business, when it wanted something.
Emil Koehler was arrested Thursday
on complaint of his wife, who alleged
that he had, during fit of rage, severity
beaten and abused her. Her facial APP /
pearance bore out the truth of her
allegation. Koehlers hearing was set
for Saturday, but on Friday an examina-
ton by two physicians resulted in his
COulluAtllICAb W tue Sldlc HOspItstA iOI
insane, wherebe was taken the same
day.
The election returns in the village of
Mcmillan showed that out of a total of
votes cast for assemblyman,
A. f. Beebee received every one. This
was a strong home endorsement. But
when the vote was being canvassed in
this city Saturday, a man from the viii |
lage inferred protest before the board,
claiming that the votes had not been |
correctly counted. He said he had /
voted for Schmidt. An investigation
showed that the man had placed cross
above Schmidt's narae, instead of in |
the square beneath, and the vote had
been counted for w. W Albers, for
state senator.
I1nfon SlinUlutf an auditor for the