Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-04-03
The Winnebago Presbytery will meet
in Stevens Point on April 1912.

Inc WlnneOagD 1feSDyIefy VIII meet
in Stevens Point on April 1912.
A chimney fire at the home of Geo.
Werheim, ST., last night brought out
the fire department..
The Tuesday Musical club is holding
its regular monthly meeting in the club
house this afternoon.
The Curtis & Yale factories were
closed an hour before noon today to
give the men an opportunity to vote.
The Junior Y P. C. u. will entertain
at japanese tea in the Universalist
church parlors Saturday afternoon,
! from two to five o'clock. Everyone is
urged to come and help the society in
its efforts. Many good things will be
offered
Janke & Weise have commenced
breaking ground for their new factory
| buildings which will be located just
south of the fair grounds. Two large
| buildings will be erected and they will
be pushed to early completion, so that
the manufacture of hardwood fixtures
and finishings can begin before the
summer is far advanced.
The fire department was called out to
the home of Mrs l.. s. COIN on Grant
street Wednesday evening on account
of chimney fire.
The work of re-modeling the OLD
post office, preparatory to occupancy
by the National German American
bank, has commenced.
A w. Mumm is having a new plate
glass front placed in his store on Scott
street. He is also having the front
changed so that it will be strictly up to
date.
The regular eonvocation of Forest
tomorrow, Wednesday evening. Work
in the M. M. degree, followed by a
banquet
Miss Margaret Stewart, daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart, of
this city, was united in marriage to Mr..
William o. Lindley, of Chicago, on
Thursday, March %. The event took
place in San Francisco.
The Brown ealy Co. has been organ
lied and filed articles of incorporation.
The incorporatOrs are Jas. Brown, Dan
Healy and M. b. Rosen berry and the
capital stock, Sl5, 600. The company's
business is dealing in wood, coal, hay
and ice.
Miss Mary Boiler will be united in
marriage to p. j. Fosse, Poynette, Wis,
Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Boiler, 726 Grand Ave. They
will reside in Poynette.
Though Callies' sales in wall paper
| ny. 10. hoy ,,Al, do, hn
always keeps his stock complete, by
ordering new goods at brief intervals.
Thus a customer has a large assortment
of patterns to select from. He is
always willing to show goods and give
you advice as to what papers are
adapted for certain rooms.
Paul Hove. accused of being one of
| the two young men who a week ago
tried to assault VIM. Neitzke and rob
the saloon of Ed. Smith, was arrested
Friday in Tomahawk am brought here
Saturday. He freely admitted his
guilt, waived examination and was
| bound over for trial. He claims his
! partner planned the robbery The
other got away from officers in Rhine
| lander.
John Allen is confined to his home
on Stark street with bruises and in
juries received Friday evening while at
work at the Barker y Stewart mill.
| He was engaged with a crew unloading
| logs from cars when a number of logs
rolled down and struck him down, cut
| ting his head, knocking out several
teeth and badly bruising his legs and
body. At the time of the injury he was
standing at one end of the car. If he
had been opposite the load he would
undoubtedly have been killed or at
least badly injured. He is resting
| quite easily at present. This is his
second experience of a like nature. A
few years ago be had both legs broken
by being crushed beneath logs.