Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-11-06
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

az Son, 6O6 Third street, trial. WORE
done on short notice. j24-tf
DIR. Trrbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at thu
Bells House, November 10th.
The boxes which enclose fire hydrant
during the winter have been place.
over the city's many .hydrants during
the past week.
Mrs. Augusta Wenzel died Wednes
day evening at her home, 1908 Firs
street, of old age. She had attained
her eighty-third year.
The west side Woodman society en-
joyed an oyster supper Thursday even
ing in celebration of the fifth anniver
sary of the lodges organization.
For SALE-A billiard table complet
in good condition. Enquire OF
EMIL BRAATZ,
6n3t Care of Wausau Laundry Co
The PILOT, today, publishes a com
munication from Jay McCrossen, wh'
is in Haileybury, Ontario. 1t will b.
very interesting for jays hosts o
Wausau friends.
MEN WANTED-At Arbor Vitae, TO
work in logging camps near town OF
railroad. Good wages paid and ;
steady job the year round.
YAwKEY BIssELL LUMBER Co
An instruction car for railway EN-
ployes of the st. Paul road was IN tn,
city Wednesday. Railway employee
were given instruction in handling tn
air brake equipment, etc.
John Kennel and Mrs Ida Sell wer
married last Tuesday evening at tn
home of the bride on Scott street. Tn
ceremony was performed by Carl H
Mueller, court commissioner.
Eastwood and pine bolts wanted
Write us what you have, and we vii
quote prices on cars at your static
We buy all kinds of logs.
Two RIVERS WOODENwARE Co.
n6w4. Two Rivers, Wis
Now is the time to put in furnace
to heat your residence or place of bust
ness, A. B. Wheeler q Son has one o
the very best furnaces made and will
install it at the verv lowest possible
price. Do not put it off. 606 Thirt
street. j24-tf.
There is a rumor to the effect that
telegraph Office is soon to be built a
Wausau Jet, by the c. & N. w. Ry. Co
The new round house will soonibe il
use and it will then be necessary to es
tablish communication between tina
point and the city depot.
Mrs. Henrietta Zemke, who died ear
ly in the week at her home in the tow
of Wausau, was buried Thursday from
st. Stephens church, this city. She wa
seventy-three years of age. She haC
resided in this county for thirty year,
and is survived by three children.
Mrs. Aug. Bentz died Wednesday
morning at her home, 313 n Third Ave
after an illness of two weeks. She wa.
sixty-three years of age and had resided
here for the past twenty-three years
The funeral services were held Satur
day afternoon from st. Stephen.
church.
There was surprise party giver
Miss Zellman at her home on Thursday
evening, the occasion being her 16tf
birthday. The evening was spent in
playing games and at the close refresh
ments were served. About 20 young
ladies were present and a most enjoy
able time was had by all.
John futile, Jr., who has been in the
employ of the Marathon County Dairy
Co. for several years past, has decided
to take course in the state dairy schoo
and fit himself for butter maker. He
departed Friday for Milwaukee and
after brief visit there will go to Madi
son and enter the school.
The Wausau Cemetery Assn. has beer
making improved driveways through
the cemetery the past few weeks. The
surplus dirt which accumulated or
Grand Ave. from the building of the
street railway has been hauled to the
burial ground and spread over the
driveways and then rolled down with
the city road roller. This a great i'm
provement, for heretofore the roads
have been low and during wet weather
were mud holes.
Jos. Mossier was brought to St
Mary's hospital Wednesday evening
from the town of Kronenwetter fol
an operation for relief from hernia
He died Thursday and the funeral wa:
held Friday from st. James church
Rev. FIR. j. j. Brennan officiating MIR
Mossier was French Canadian by birth
and fifty years of age. He had no rela
tives living in this country and for the
past six years had resided with the
family of Henry Kronenwetter in the
above named TOWN..
I. A. Policy, of st. Paul, who holds
the position of tax commissioner with
the G. st. p. M. Il o. Ry., has been en-.
gagged the past few days in looking over
the records in the county building
This he does to gather information
relative to land valves, which will be
used as a basis to figure from in
making fight against unjust assess.
ment of property belonging to his com.
pany, if such is made. He has covered
thirty counties in the state and when
his work is completed, statistical tables
will be prepared from his figures.