Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-02-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. Gle,

j. Kavanaugh Thursday.
Miss Odelia Mumm was confined 10
her home by severe cold several DAYS
last week.
l.. E. Spencer, M. d., office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
+. j. Gaetzman Saturday. They now
have two children.
The Royal Arcanum held social al
its hall Thursday evening, which was
highly enjoyed by its members.
Ladies' Assembly No. 3s1. E. f. u.
gave an "old fashioned dance in
MERGERS hall Thursday evening.
Z. IL. Wegner has improved the
looks of his store by having it re.
painted and re-papered the past week.
Fred Schultz has resigned as post
master of Rib Falls and has been sue.
ceeded by Miss Lorinda Baeseman,
daughter of Gustav Baeseman.
The asylum trustees, at their meet
ing last Wednesday decided to meet
the first Thursday of every month here
after, instead of the first Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Seaver, of this city, who is
confined in hospital in Elgin, Ill.,, is
reported to be on the road to recovery.
She was operated upon last Thursday
Fred Zentner, Jr., of Manitowoc, a
former resident of Wausau, arrived
here Thursday evening. He will act
as a salesman in the piano agency con.
Quoted by Jacob Paff.
VIM. II. Empey was examined by
physicians Saturday and pronounced
insane. He is tlfty-two years of age
and for the past three months has
shown signs of insanity
The Christian Endeavor society will
participate in its annual sleigh ride
Wednesday evening to Kelly. There
will be a program rendered at the
Presbyterian chapel in that village.
Mary Douville, aged forty-nine years,
a resident of the town of Kronenwetter
died Thursday She had been i'll for a
year with cancer of the breast. Funeral
was held Saturday morning at Mosinee.
Robt. Kumerow, an old employe OF
the Curtis & Yale Co., has sold his
property at 512 Steuben ST. to John Keefe
for 1880. With his family he will
move to Portland, Ore, about March
LIST.
Aug. Rincker, farmer living in the
town of Kronenwetter, brought, the
hide of wolf to town Wednesday and
collected bounty on the same. The
money realized from the bounty and
the sale of the hide netted him 1924.
A woman character of the west side
was brought into court Thursday after
noon to answer to a charge of having
been guilty of conduct unbecoming to
lady. She was taxed a fine and costs
which was paid by one other than her
husband.
One freight train ran into the rear
end OF another at Hatley last Tuesday
afternoon. The result was that the
cabOose of the forward train was over.
turned and the coal stove set fire to it
and the car was consumed. The fire
also damaged another car considerably
VIM. Rege, formerly of this city, now
of Tomahawk, had a narrow escape
from death recently. He is employed
in the st. Paul Ry. yards in the Ratchet
city and was nearly run down by an
engine, saving himself by catching
hold of the tender, sustaining a few
slight injuries.
Mrs. Goldie Giese was granted di-
vorce from her husband, Henry, in
municipal court, Friday. They were
married early last spring and for the
past several months, Giese has not
mingled in Wausau society, his present
whereabouts being unknown The
mother was given the custody of their
child.
The bread that mother used to bake
was not one bit better than the bread
you can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order sack and give it
fair trial. Made by F. w Kickbusch
& Son. If
This is an extremely busy season in
the yards of both railroads running into
Wausau. The St. Paul has four crews
switching cars night and day and the
Northwestern three. The reason for
this increase of work is that so many
logs are being hauled on both roads.
There is also an increase in freight bug
mess.
The Lenteu season. of 1906 will open
on the last day of February, which is
eight days earlier than it began last
year. Ash Wednesday is the begin
ming of this period which terminates on
Easter Sunday, covering a period of
forty days exclusive of Sundays. Ash
Wednesday is on Feb. 2Sth, and Easter
Sunday is April 18th
Miss Lucille Stone, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Stone, former
residents of this city died early last
week at Lake Nebagamon, Douglas
county, after a years illness with
Bright's disease. She was seventeen
years of age and the many friends of
the family here mourn her death. The
funeral was held Sunday at Augusta,
the old family home. The family
moved from Wausau about a year
ago.
On the calendar for the present term
of court, which convened yesterday,
there are sixteen criminal cases, thirty.
nine issues of fact for jury, ten issues
of fact for court and one issue of law