Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Curtis are now
occupying their home at the corner OF
Sixth and Warren streets.
The Curtis & Yale Co., will start up
two 50horse power motors in its
factory today. They are attached to
flooring machines.
The yards of the Chicago Excelsior
Co. have been denuded of bolt piles and
the plant is being supplied with bolts
shipped in by cars.
A free dance will DE given at social
hall by Conachen Bros, at 1916 Sixth
street, on Friday evening, July Goth, to
which all are invited. Good music will
be in attendance. 1t.
The Goodwillie box factory was closed
down several days last week while re-
pairs to the boilers were being made.
A fireman fired up the boilers and al
lowed all the water 10 evaporate into
steam without refilling them, which
caused serious damage.
Maj. j. ID. Womer, who has been
here on visit from Los Angeles, Cal,
for the past month, will remain here
longer than he first intended. He1has
gone East and expects to return later
ard spend the next year in travel and
pleasure. He has sold out his business
interests in Los Angeles.
The Wausau Excelsior Co. is re-
modelling its plant north of the city and
installing new machinery After all
changes are completed it will be put in
continuous operation. At various
times during the past few years it has
been rumored that this plant was to be
moved away from Wausau
The National German American
bank, which is undergoing great
changes it is expected, will be finished
differently than was expected. 1t is
now thought that the entire front, both
stories, will be of Bedford stone, and
the south side with pressed brick with
Bedford stone finishings
The firm of Nc Oregon & Burlingame,
Co. will move its pool rooms this week
from its present quarters in the Alder
son building to rooms now occupied by
the Crystal Cafe as an office. The store
vacated by the above firm was leased
by Messrs. Geo. Borowitz and John
Lerum who will open clothing store.
The III. E. McEachron Milling Co.
has purchased the Bradley Co.'s flour
mill near Spirit Falls and will remove
the same to this city and add it to the
plant here. The work of dismantling
is now going on and is being done by
Geo. Steltz, Frank Magourn, Merit
Wescott and VIM. Barden, all of Wau-
sau. The McEachron Co. contemplates
making about s35, 900 improvements on
its mill property here.
AT its meeting held Wednesday even
ing last Eintracht Lodge No. "a, Sons
of Herman, elected new officers as fol-
lows:
PresIdent-Fred Jawort.
Vice president-B. Hernke.
Secretary-Frank Ritter.
Fin. Sec. and Treas.-H. Grob.
Guide-Wm. Roloff.
Watchman-John Ziebell.
Trustee, 3 yrs.-Wm. Roloff.
yrs.-John Ziebell.
Finance committee-Herman Lemke,
John karow, VIM. Henry.
Bids were opened last week for the
work of constructing the addition to
the Franklin school, but all were found
to be in excess of the sum appropriated
by the council for the purpose, S32, 600
The school board and finance committee
met Thursday afternoon and decided to
refer the matter to tie city council for
solution. A contract has been made for
the heating system with the Americal
Foundry and Furnace Co., of Milwau-
kee for SO, 700.
Irving Pittsley and Miss Grace Nc
Culloch were married Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Nc
Culloch, los Garfield street, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. A. f.
Patch, pastor of the Baptist church.
They departed the same evening for
| Waupaca, where they will remain for
about a week at the chain-'o-lakes
when they viii return to Wausau and
go to housekeeping
The Old White School association of
Stevens Point will hold its second
annual reunion Aug. IL. Those who
attended the school between the years
1858 and 1877 are eligible to partici-
pate. Last year great many of the
old students of that school got together
and had most enjoyable time, some
coming from as far as Salt Lake City,
Utah. Those from this city who were in
attendance last year and who attended
the old school in an early day were
Mrs. Maria Empey Haskin and Mrs.
Bertha Kingsbury Reed.
The ST. Paul Ry. CO. is in need OF
more round house room in this city,
When the round house was built few
years ago, the present large business
was not figured on and the builCing
was then large enough to house all tbs
locomotives laying up here Since then
the business along the line has been IL
creased to such an extent that great
many more locomotives have been put
on this division and as it is now, es
pecially on Sundays, the round house
is filled up and at least four engine:
must remain out doors during tht
l night