Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-01-30

E. Means, on Saturday.
For SALE CHEAP-A heavy work team
weighs 5000 pounds. Enquire of til,
Wausau Box Co. If
Mrs. Short, who has been in poo
health for some time, has improved quit,
a considerable during the past week.
Last night was ladies' night at tn,
Wausau club and quite number of thu
young folks enjoyed the dance music
Quarantine has been raised on the
home of G. G. Yawkey and Miss Leigh
Yawkey, who has been sick with
scarlet fever since the holidays, was
able to be up and down stairs on thai
day.
II. S. Wright, of the town of Flieth
has purchased an interest in the jew
elry business of j. P. Foss Mr. Wright
is a pleasant gentleman to do business
with and will undoubtedly add strength
to the business.
The Ladies Literary club will hold
its regular meeting on Monday after
noon, February 9Th, at the Wausau
club house. The program on that
occasion will be as follows
Neal Brown on State law in its rela-
ton to Women.
A fine musical program.
From Thursday until Monday even
ing, this vicinity has never enjoyed
more perfect weather We can't say
winter weather because it wasn't that
kind, but it was more like balmy spring
In fact, this is a phenomenal winter;
up to date there has not been one day
when the thermometer indicated below
zero. There have been a few nights
but no days.
Last Friday E. G. Beedel, of the town
OF Knowiton, met with an accident
which caused the loss of his right eye.
lie Was rolling some logs at his home,
when he slipped and fell upon the
broken end of cant,book handle,
sharp point of the same piercing his
eye. 1t was so badly injured that it
was found necessary to remove it which
operation was performed yesterday at
st. Mary's hospital by DR.. L. M. Will
lard.
Jos. Lucia, who intended building a
hotel on Clarke's island, north of the
Northwestern passenger depot, has
given up the idea for the present.
hen his plans were drawn he was in
formed by the architect that the build
ing would not cost over SIS, 600 He re-
Gently received bids on the building
and upon opening them found that
they were from 5000 to 81 900 higher
than he had figured on. AS his lease
OF the Adams House holds good for
some time to come he will not make
any change for the present.
The editor of an esteemed exchange
has discovered that there is a wide
difference between the school books of
today and those of long ago. He says
when he went to school he read his les
son in the first reader something like
his, "See the COW. Is not COW nice?
No the COW can not run as fast as the
horse" But the latest up-to-date read
ng of it by the average kid is as follows
Gee, get on to the cow Amt she
Deaut? She is a corker Can the COW
get move on herself? You bet she
kin. Can she hump it like de boss?
amt in it wild de boss"
Last evening, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Binzer, occurred the marriage
If their son, Oscar Binzer, to Miss Mary
Hoffman, of Gresham, Shawano county,
Judge Henry Miller officiating. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends
were present. The groom was born
and raised in Wausau and is a graduate
Of the Wausau high school, class of
1899. He has held the position of stew
ard of the Wausau club house for the
past two years, and is young man
highly esteemed in the community,
His bride has visited Wausau on several
occasions and has many friends here.
R. E. Parcher, S. M. Quaw and Jas.
Young, the commissioners appointed
oy the circuit court JAN 9th to place
value. on lands which the Wisconsin
River Traction and Power Co. wish
have been ordered by the
court to meet at the office of the clerk
Of the circuit court Feb. Goth at 10
o'clock a. m. and report. Official
notice of such meeting will be given
The resident contestants, Henry and
Julia Gaulke at least six days prior to
such meeting. The company yester-
lay filed deeds for a large part of its
light of way in this county and has
matters now pretty well cleared up.