Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-07-24
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

For your tin work give A. B. Wheeler
| IL Son, SOC Third street, trial. WORK
done on short notice. J24-u.
l.. f. Spencer, Nj. D., office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. tt
Position WATNED:-By young lady,
either as a clerk or in an office. Ad-
dress IN" Wausau Pilot. j26-6w.
The ladies of the German Baptist
church conducted an ice cream and
lawn social Wednesday evening.
f. Montague, of Green Bay, has
assumed charge of the Metropolitan
Life ms. Co.'S business il this city.
The west side Ladies' Aid society of
the Presbyterian church held its annual
picnic Wednesday at the fair grounds.
The troupe which will compose
Ferris Comedians next season is In the
city rehearsing plays and will start on
its fall and winter tour from here.
Robt. Luth, freight agent for the Z. d
N. w. Ry. Co., in Manitowoc, arrived
in the city Saturday to join his wife
who is visiting relatives in the town of
Berlin.
For SALE-Good farm and ginseng
garden for SALE Ginseng will pay for
farm in two years. For particulars In
quire of f. D. BULLOCK,
, jNw3. Nrma, Wis.
The large plant of the u. S. Leather
company at Prentice, was almost totally
destroyed by fire last Saturday night
causing loss of something like $500, 600.
The plant will be rebuilt
Wausau had music galore on Thurs
day evening. The Columbia band gave
concert in the new band stand on
Harrison Blvd. and Cones band enter
tanned people on the county square.
The first car load of supplies for the
city's drive well system arrived in the
city Wednesday. The contractor, }.
q. Shaw, of Sioux City, Ia, expects to
get started on the work within fe"
days.
Cbas. Doriot, of Manitowish,- and
Miss Katherine Mcdonald, of this city,
were united in marriage Wednesday
morning, the ceremony being per-
formed in st. James church by the
Rev. FIR. Brennan.
Furnaces Furnaces The best, at
A B. Wheeler 4 Sons, COG Third street.
Put into your residence or place of
business on short notice, and at a low
figure. If you want furnace, talk it
over with the firm. J24-f.
Eight boys arrested for stealing and
destroying peas belonging to the can
ming company were up for examina-
ton Saturday. Four were discharged
and four held The four held will have
their examination July Goth.
Workmen have begun making altera-
tons liz that part of the Gallon build
ing formerly occupied by Nick Gender
as an office for his hotel. The rooms
will be occupied by the pool room and
tobacco firm of McGregor e. Burlin-
game Co.
w. r. johnson, who is engaged in
making an enumeration of the children
of the city of school age, has completed
his work on the west side of the river
He expects to submit his report for the
whole city some time during the next
month.
Sigismund Schneider, an employe of
the Underwood Veneer Co, suffered a
severe injury to his left eye Wednesday
duu may pOSSluli lOS6 Lut SlSnb VI H.
He was walking through the factory
when an electric light attachment fell
and struck him, cutting the eye ball.
Mrs. K. A. RAINBOW spent Wednesday
in Wausau in search of house to rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAINBOW have decided TO
move to Wausau, Mr.. Randow's duties
as engineer on the ST. Paul road keep
ing him away from Tomahawk so much
of the time.-Tomahawk Leader.
q. d. Bartz, of Wausau, has been en-
gagged for the county by District At
torney +. p. Worthing to investigate
the accounts of the former sheritfs, L.
G.. Sullivan and Bernard Sheridan. Fol-
lowing these investigations suits will
be brought against the ex-sheritfs to re-
cover money which the grand jury
claims has been unlawfGily paid to
them.-Fond du Lac Reporter.
| Frank Lueowiaz and Stanislaus Krolo-
kowSki are being tried today before
Justice Peter Schmidt, in Athens,
charged with malicious destruction OF
property. These are the two men who
some weeks ago were arrested for ex-
Iploding dynamite near the parsonage
lof Rev. FIR. Miller, in Poniatowski,
breaking all the windows in the build
ling.