Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-03-20
The Universalists are arranging for an

l.. E. Spencer, nj. d.. Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
Thursday will be observed at the NJ
E church as an IAN day for God"
The Crazy lecture course will be here
for week, beginning April S0th, at the
Presbyterian church.
The dates for the Stevens Point fair
have been set for Sept. 18th to the I'D
The fair is not in any circuit
Rev. F. jenkins Williams, of Arbor
Vite, spoke at the Mems Meeting in the
Presbyterian church last evening.
The Forest Republican was issued
this week under the direction of its
new proprietors, F. H. Brady & Son.
Did you ever wear a Longley hat? If
you have not, try one and you will
always wear them. For sale only by
Seim Bros.
Mrs. E. B Stoddard entertained lady
friends on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Tack,
of Stevens Point and Mrs. K Steul, of
Madison.
Mrs. Nj. E. Crane, of Milwaukee, who
has been at the Bells House for a week
past with display of art goods and fine
needle work, will remain until Wednes-
day evening.
D. c. Callies has not been able TO
wait on customers since the beginning
of this week, all his attention being
centered on little baby girl which has
arrived at his home. Mr. and Mrs
Callies now have two daughters.
A cold wave was with US for the past
two weeks and it is long time since it
has been so cold, in March. The Their
mometer went down from six to ten
below zero every night until Sunday
when it commenced to get warmer.
VIM. Cudlip has sold his residence on
Park street.-the old G. d. Jones resi-
dence-to H. G. Head Mr. Head will
continue to reside at his present loca-
will move to Chicago in day or two
where he has accepted a lucrative
position with the Austin Mfg Co.,
firm engaged in manufacturing road
making machinery.
The Tuesday Musical club gave the
first of its series of three Lenten recitals
at the Universalist church last Satur-
day afternoon. The program was an
excellent one and greatly enjoyed by
all who heard it. The following named
took part; The Misses Opdahl, Will
son, Roach and Ringle, Mesdames w
Flieth and d. T. Jones, and the Messrs.
Cudlipp, Hoyt, Templeton and Dirks
THE Telephone" is a new paper
which has just been started at Eland
Jet, Wis. Vol. !, No. /, was issued on
Thursday, March 18th. Ben E. H.
Manning is its editor and proprietor,
and he has shown by the make up of his
paper that he is very practical man in
a print shop He is also an able writer.
This combination cannot help but bring
success. The people of Eland should
make every effort to help along the
venture.
Dennis Dawson, of Merrill, came to
the city yesterday. He was on his way
to Montana where he VIII take charge
of lumber business which has been
purchased by Lincoln county men. viz:
Messrs. T. j. Mcbride, of Tomahawk;
d. E. Dawson, j. E. Leary, James
Hurley and N Derosia, all of Merrill.
They have incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000, and have bought a
large tract of timber land and saw
mill.
Today was perhaps the first time in
the history of Wausau that the saloons
were closed up as tight as rat trap.
The old ''rounder" who attempted to
gain admittance from the back or side
door was sorely disappointed. and he
had to go dry. Some of the places
went so far as to pull up their window
screens and open the inner doors,
allowing view from the street to the
rear of the saloon
A woman, residing on the west side,
who has given the police more or less
trouble on several occasions, was locked
up last Tuesday night because of hav-
ing aboard an exuberant supply of
tanglefoot. When brought into the
city hall she amused herself and caused
the officer some trouble by proceeding
to break all the chandeliers in the build
ing. No charge was entered against her
and next morning she was repentant
and allowed to go her way.
A book of photographs of prs 0ners
wanted by the Minnesota state prison
has been received by Sheriff Damon
and among the number is one identified
as man who was at one time report
er on a newspaper in this city He
broke parole in Oct, 1898. For what
crime he was committed is not stated.
His prison name was Walter G. V.
Spencer; here he went by his right
name. There are parties in this city
who knew the man we'll in Milwaukee
before he removed to Minnesota. He
is said to be son of highly respected
people and has been successful so far
in covering up the dark spots of his
life-that is, in his home town. He is
now travelling the straight and narrow
path and may not be molested. The
news is shock to the friends he made
during his stay in Wausau, for he was
supposed to be as meek as the animal