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

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number of her young friends on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Coates entertained a few
friends Tuesday in honor of Mrs. j. d.
Ross and daughter, Mrs. Morey.
MIR. and Mrs E. b. Parks now reside
at 701 Grant street, having recently
m owed there from 307 Jackson street.
Miss Margaret Murray injured one
of her ankles last Saturday and since
has been unable to walk about without
difficulty.
| Mrs. l. Lawrence has moved from
north Third street and now resides in
| one of VIM. Baerwald's houses on Full
ton street.
Gus. Naffz has sold his launch which
he had run on the Wisconsin river for
a year past, to Chas. Guenther, of
| Knowlton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
| byterian church will hold its annual
picnic on Wednesday afternoon on the
Damon lawn.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
| inlays. Office over the Continental
CIUUuluS SlOlc. uONSI-Li
The annual offering of the Presby-
terrain church, Sunday morning, was
| for college work and it was sent direct
to Carroll college.
The launch owned by M. Weeks and
Walter Collins, has been sold TO Ill. g..
McCrossen and it is now at the McCroS-
sen cottage on Plum lake.
De- T., D,oraoo Ioct C,nJou do
| livered the address at the laying of the
corner stone for new Catholic church
| to be erected in the town of Halder.
The fourth quarterly conference of
| the M f. church, which was to have
been held in Wausau on the 9th Of
July, has been postponed until further
notice.
The west side Sunday school of the
Presbyterian church will hold its an
nual picnic on Thursday afternoon.
One of the attractions will be balloon
ascension.
For SALE-Forty acres of land about
one half cleared with new house, barn
and good well. For sale at bargain.
Address. M. ZAHRT
jl7-2w r. F. d. No 2
Presbyterian church will hold its an
nual picnic at the fair grounds on
Thursday afternoon instead of Wednes-
day as first proposed.
Tin work of all kinds done by A. B.
Wheeler d Son, give the firm call sif
you want anything in that line or in
plumbing. Furnaces put in on short
notice, COG Third street. j24-tf.
A section of Scott street, opposite the
PILOT office, was dug up Friday to
clean out the sewer pipe, that carries
off the water from the drinking foun-
tain for horses. 1t had become clogged.
A Mrs. Grant living in the northern
section of the city caused the arrest of
Frank Maybee last Friday, on an assault
and battery charge. The case was
tried before jury and the jury rendered
verdict of not guilty.
Amigo ministers choose curious sub
jects for their sermons. Last Sunday
evening the pastor of church in that
city addressed the people on the
grotesquely formed topic of "Hot
Weather Religion or Life on Ball Bear
ings."
A special Saengerfest excursion train,
over the G. & n. w. road, will pass
through the city on Thursday, July
Goth, for St Paul and Minneapolis. 1t
will leave Wausau at II A. NJ. and reach
st. Paul at 545 P. NJ. Tickets for the
round trip is $500, good until July Slst.
I A party of members of the Agricul-
tural society will leave this city tomor-
row morning at about four o'clock and
go to Athens, to be present when
| services are held at eight O'Clock over
the remains of F. Rietbrook At nine
o'clock relatives will start for Milwau-
kee with deceased.
| James L. Duncan who had been on
the Daily Herald since it was started a
month ago, in charge of the advertising
department has resigned and will teach
music. He has been secured as organ
list in the Presbyterian church. Mr..
Duncan is very pleasant gentleman
and an able musician.
The sheriff's report for the year end
ing June 30th, which was completed
Thursday for the benefit of the state
board of control, shows that during the
year total of 1870 prisoners were con-
fined in the county Jail. OF this num-
Der 1S3 were males aud were females;
80 were foreign born and only of the
number could neither read or write.
The report shows that were taken to
the state hospital for insane. There
were 10 prisoners in Jail on June 30th.
/ The Stevens Point Gazette started
i out on the Goth year of its existence last
i Wednesday Ii is safe to say that our
state contains no better conducted
paper than the Gazette, and its proprie.
tor, Ed. ID. Glennon, is to be congrat.
4 ulated upon his long career as a sue
eessful journalist. Most of the time
4 since the azette started, Mr.. Glennon
has been its proprietor and the mau
who has made things move in the
business. May his good ~ork continue
During architect Makers visit to the
city last Saturday, at which time q
meeting of the library board was held
several important changes were made.
1t was decided to finish the vestibule in
mar BILE, floor TO be mosaic. A commit
tee consisting of MeSdames S. n Quaw
and w. c. Dickens, Miss Nellie Silver
thorn and Supt. Tobey were appointed
to select furniture. The building com
mittee held meeting last evening a.
the Wausau club house, at which MIR
!, Maher was present.
The month of June was very health
full one, as is shown by the number o.
deaths reported to the register of deeds
The death list for the whole county
was very light, numbering 80. VERY
few of the deaths were from contagioU:
diseases and on the whole condition:
all over the county were very good
For the year ending June S0th, a tota
of $50 deaths were reported, the great
est number of deaths occurring during
the winter months and large percent
age of them being old people and in
I | faniS.