Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-01-02
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Alderman Frank Haas1 was married
to lady in Milwaukee last Tuesday
Thomas Conlin has been among the
sick the past week. He is now improv-
ing.
Il. E. Spencer, d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
Miss. Leigh Yawkey, whom the PILOT
mentioned last week as having scarlet
fever, is improving.
The Curtis d Yale factories are closed
for the present while an inventory of
of stock is being taken.
The Wheeler -Holmes-Timlin Lumber
Co., q newly Incorporated concern, has
opened Offices in the Rohde building.
The local lodge of Good Templars
will meet in Gensman's hall hereafter
instead of in Castle hall, beginning
next Saturday.
Cutler Post No So, &. A. R, will in
stall its newly elected officers this even
ing. The society is planning for a
celebration of Lincoln's birthday.
Miss Helen Stewart gave dancing
party at the club to her young lady and
gentlemen friends on Friday evening.
1t was very pleasant and enjoyable
occasion.
The Masonic party, on Thursday
evening, was a very pleasant and sue
cessful holiday event. The hall was
filled with dancers, but owing to the
very deep snow and the prevailing
storm at the time, there was not as
many out as usual.
MIR. and Mrs RObt Roloff, living at
7l9 Forest street, are mourning the
loss of their son, Leonard, who died
Sunday, aged four months. The
funeral was held this afternoon at
three O'Clock, Rev F. Werhahn con-
Quoting services.
Sheriff Damon went to Plainfield
Saturday evening and arrested young
fellow of the name of Damon Youngs
as a suspect in the recent burglaries of
the Knoller store in Dancy and
Guenther store in Knowlton. The
young mans father arrived in the city
today.
On Thursday evening young couple
walking along east Jefferson and
LaSalle streets, took occasion to stop
every few minutes to perform certain
osculatory feats which was very inter-
esting to those living along those thor
oughfares. The couple, no doubt,
thought they were promenading on
lovers lane.
A representative of the Edwin f,
Pierce electrical supply house of Mil.
waukee, who for two weeks has been
engaged in wiring the county building
for electric lights, completed his work
on Saturday. Ceiling and desk lights
have been placed in every room in the
court house and will be in use as soon
as the local electric company makes
street connections
Ladies' Assembly No. 32t, f. F. u.
at its meeting Thursday afternoon
elected new officers 40 follows:
President-Mrs. w. r. Chellis.
ice-president-Mrs Z. q. Wendler
Advisor-Mrs. j. F. Oswald.
Secretary-Mrs. Martha johnson.
Ireasurer-Mrs. j. S. Coel
Warden-MrS. Jas. ASsells.
These will be installed at the meetin!
to be held January 18th.
A letter from j. o. Hollis, Hillyard
Wash, written on the 18th of Dec.
says that Miss May Burns is not We
out of the hospital. She was very badl
bruised about the head and face. Tn
rest of the Wausau people hurt in tn
street car collision have entirely recoy
cred" 1t will be remembered that tn
Pmor of Dec. 26, had an article abou
this collision, which mentioned thos
formerly of this city who were injured
Adit. Gen. Boardnan has announce
the markings of the states militar
organizations. Troop Il, of Milwat
kee, carries off the plum. 1t has tn
best markings for attendance, inspet
ton, drill, efficiency of officers an
non-commissioned officers, la;litar
courtesy and discipline. Co. G, {
Wausau is tied with Co. d, of Milwa,
kee for sixteenth place in point of ran
and has a marking Of 1898. OF tt
regiments, the Second is first; tt
Third, second the First, third, an
the Tenth separate battalion, fourth.