Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-19
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Lillian Armstrong has opened a
select school for the summer.
G. S. Cones orchestra furnished |
music for party at Necedah on Friday
evening.
Lamar Sexmith has been building an
addition to the porch on his residence
the past week.
l.. E. Spencer, NJ. D., office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, July 3rd
} A. Porter has purchased the old
NJ. III. Barnum property on Franklin
street, paying 81, 400 for same.
The city is now paying 81 IS per cord
tor rock and will continue to do so I'M
til the end of the summer months.
The high school dancing club gave
dancing party at Fraternity hall on Fri
day evening which was very enjoyable.
An intermediate department of the
Presbyterian Sunday school was organ
lzed Sunday, under the leadership of
Mrs. Reeves.
Better write the Rhinelander Boat
Company before buying a boat. Their
catalog is free and you will find the
prices interesting. m13-tf
The work of building the addition to
the Franklin school, recently author
lZed by act of the council, has begun.
The excavation is being MADE for the
foundation walls.
The PILOT stands ready to publish
any and all announcements for county
offices for any party at regular rates.
Remember, the PILOT is the paper in
which to advertise to get results.
For SALE-I have about 30 tons of
hay which will sell or let out to any
ore who will cut it on shares Address
Mrs. p. MCCLELLAN,
Wausau, Wis.
Overat Wausau an enterprising firm is
advertising June bride sale" With
June brides at bargain-counter prices
there is no longer any excuse for bach
elorhood.-Eland Telephone.
Myron johnson, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Louis johnson, died Friday aged two
months. The boy had been i'll two
days. The funeral was held Sunday
from the Swedish NJ Z. church, Rev.
johnson officiating.
A l.. Kreutzer, c. B Bird and +. +.
Charter are the incorpOrators named
in new organization known as the
River and Lake Logging Co. which
has filed articles of Incorporation. The
capital stock is $4,000.
The Wausau Herald Co. has filed
articles of incorporation; capital stock,
$4,000. The incorporators are r +.
Powers, Chas Spychalla and F. E Reg
ner. The company has commenced the
issue of daily paper.
A fire in some mysterious wav broke
out in the woodshed of Aug. Leitzke,
corner of Fifth and Bridge streets,
Wednesday morning. The result was
that Mr.. Leitzke will be compelled to
build new woodshed
The German M. f annual campmeet-
ing opened on the fair grounds Thurs
day and continued until and including
last Sunday. Besides many Wiscon-
sin ministers who were present, there
were some in attendance from other
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M James, and the
Misses Katherine Williamson, Flora
Braeger, Mabel Benson and Mabel Nc
Innis went to Rib hill last Wednesday
afternoon for picnic. The day was
fine and the occasion was very much
enjoyed.
Frederika Schumacher, aged eighty
two, an inmate of the county poor
house died in that institution Friday
after two weeks illness. The funeral
was held yesterday from st. Paul's
church. She is survived by one son,
+. A. Schumacher, who resides in this
city.
HAVE YOU ANY STOCK YOU WANT
PAsTURED ?-I have charge of 80 acres
of good pasture with plenty of water,
just south of the city, on the west side
of the river. VIII either rent the place
to one party or pasture stock for the
season by the head. e. w. CLARK,
m22tf 1878. Seventh Ave.
The steam engine which has hereto
fore operated the city's stone crusher
was last week superseded by 80 h. p.
electric motor, which is connected with
the Wausau Electric Co.'s plant. The
motor drives the crusher more satisfac-
torily than did the engine and in the
end will be cheaper power
Residents of the west side have con-
tributed enough money to insure the
erection of a band stand on Harrison
Blvd. The stand will be built at once
so as not to place the bands at any in
convenience when concerts are given
on that side of the river. 1t has been
decided to locate the stand near the
foot of Stewart Ave.
VIM Degner was flned SIS and costs
Saturday on charge of having sold
liquor to minors. Deguer conducts
saloon in Mrs. Peter Schmidt's building
on n. Sixth street. This is not his first
offense of like nature and during the
winter be was one of several dance hall
keepers arrested for harboring girls of
immature years in their places, contrary
to law.
The case of the b. Heinemann Lbr.
Co., of Wausau VS.. the Chicago Wood
Co., was called in the United States
district court in Oshkosh last week, but
was by stipulation of attorneys con-
tinued. Suit is brought by the Heine-
mann company to recover Sc, 500 alleged
to be due on a contract for supplying
slabs. Attorney g. B. Bird was in Osh-
kOsh in the interests Of the plaintiff.
Mrs X srman Kittel, of the town of
Texas was seriously injured Wednes-
day by falling out of wagon. The
accident happened in this city, at the
corner CT Seventh and Scott streets.
The seat in which she was sitting be-
came loosened from its fastenings al
lowing it to turn backwards, precipi-
tating Mrs. Kittel TO the ground. She
was taken to the home of 4. Juedes.
The Partridge property at the corner
of Third and Mcclellan streets, con-
sisting of a dwelling house and the |
store building used by the Christian |
Scientists for reading rooms, has been |
purchased by Manson 4 Weinfield. |
The price involved in the deal was
81, 600. This does not include the lot |
which faces Mcclellan street and on |
which stands a small residence. This |
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge have reserved |
for a home.
ln certain parts of our city is noticed |
that very many Of the very finest shade |
trees are diving Ii seems that when /