Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-11-27
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.


Elizabeth's Aid society Melted that or
ganization about 800.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 18th.
Harry Lawlei ce and Miss Emma
Mundt will be married tomorrow
Both are residents of this city.
The stork paid visit to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Laabs Satur-
day morning and left a bright little
girl.
The best breakfast food during cold
weather is buckwheat cakes, made
from Northern Milling company's fresh
ground, pure buckwheat flour. For sale
| at all grocery stores, mott.
Dist. Atty. F. E. Bump has collected
S34S.79 from the town of Sherry, Wood
county, due for care of poor charge of
| that town.
Leo Roloff and Miss Alvina Taegge,
both of this city, will be married next
Saturday. Rev. F. Werhahn will per-
form the ceremony.
Aloysius Millbauer and Miss Clara
Holbrook were married Thursday even
ing the ceremony being performed by
Justice j. A. Jones.
WANTED-Good responsible men to
| take jobs logging. Call on the Barker
q Stewart Lumber company, Island
mill, Wausau, Wis. n20w2
John Wolf, of this city, has been sub
poenaed as q juror to serve in the Unit
ed States circuit court, which convenes
in Madison, Dec. 4th.
Leo. Hochtritt has given up his posi-
ton of baggage man at the st. Paul
depot to accept an agency for the
Cudahy Packing Co. He will be on the
road most of the time, taking orders for
his firm.
Joseph Printz, resident of Stevens
Point, while pumping water one day
last week, dislocated his shoulder 1t
is perhaps fear of the same misfortune
which keeps many a man away from
the sawbuck
More steel rails have arrived for the
street railway company, but Will not be
distributed along the streets until spring. |
Most of the crew has been discharged |
and track construction discontinued for |
the season.
Prof. c. M. Boyles has sold out his in |
terests in the Wausau Business college |
to E. ID. Widmer, who has been con-
nected with the school for the past year. |
Mr. Boyles will remain in the school for
some time to come. in charge of certain
classes.
Pfeiffer & Klecker have leased their |
building at the corner of Fifth and |
Scott SITS. to DR.. f. w. Kitzki, who has
returned to Wausau. DIR. A. G. Lucas, |
who has conducted q hospital in the |
building for the past year, has decided |
to leave town.
G. w. Nutter, who resides near the |
city limits on Franklin street, had the |
misfortune to fall down a cellar stair
way Thursday morning. Mr.. Nutter is
advanced in years and is partially |
blind. He received several abrasions
about the head and his body was badly
bruised.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will hold their Christmas sale of |
useful and fancy articles, Friday, De-
cember 14th, in the church parlors.
Among other things we notice a spec
tally and good line of dolls aprons this
year. A twenty-five cent supper will be |
served from $50 until 7:3O. n20w4.
Robt. Juedes, county treasurer, is
sending out to'town treasurers, blank
forms for their bonds, together with the |
amounts of bonds each must have.
Town treasurers' bonds are figured on
a basis of twice the amount of state and |
county tax assessed against each town
in which the treasurers serve.
John Schubert, of Marathon City, is
one of the heaviest stockholders in the |
Schubert & Haskin Land Co. of Cologne,
MINI. The firm recently purchased
10000 acres of oak, gum and cypress
land near Monroe, La. MIR. Schubert |
LETT Marathon City last week for the
South to look over another tract of Z 900
acres.
The case of the State of Wisconsin VS.
Geo. Voltz was disposed of in niunei-
pal court Thursday by the defendant
pleading guilty to minor charge. He
was arrested during the early summer,
charged with taking indecent liberties
with female child He was allowed
to plead guilty to a charge of assault
and was fined S25 and costs, amounting
to $40 40.
K. II. Juedes, county treasurer, on
Wednesday received another check
from the state treasurer, to be turned
over to the village of Edgar. Its face
value was S174.44. 1t was paid to recti-
fly an error made in the school appor-
tionment in 1904. The week previous
Mr.. Juedes received another check Tor
sl7S.66 for the same village to square
a mistake made in the apportionment
of 1908.
Ever Anderson, employed by the
contractor who is repairing the G. & N.
W. R'y Co.'s slough bridge is confined
in st. Mary's hospital, suffering from
painful cut sustained Thursday morn
ing. He YVES hewing timber, using a
sharp adj in the operation. The adj
slipped and cut his left ankle, severing
the cords. He was taken to the office
Of a physician where the cut was
dressed and then removed to the hosi-
tai. The accident is one which will lay
the man up for a long time and may
cause him lameness. His home is in
Menomonie, Wis.
Wallace Mead was fined $40 and costs,
or total of sd in Justice Larner's