Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-05-29
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.


Boarders wanted at 317 Fulton St. JIG
Wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets.
Cones orchestra played in Arbor
Vitae on Saturday evening.
Miss Clara jolly, who has been in the
west for the past eight years, has re-
turned to Wausau.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, June 9Th.
DR.. 2. j. Taugher and partner, DIR.
Geo. WHARF, have opened offices over
the Montgomery hardware store.
There has been change in the c. IN.
w. Ry. time table within the past week.
The corrected table can be found in this
weeks issue of the Pilot.
Next Saturday afternoon and evening
the Choir Guild of St. Johns Episcopa
church will hold SUI bonnet and fancy
work sale in Fraternity hall.
Rev. A. N. Tilgner, who has been
pastor OF the German Baptist church
in this city for great many years, will
leave shortly for Muscatine. Ia. to ae-
cept another pastorate.
John Baeseman, of Rib Falls, was
sent down to the county Jail Wednes-
day to serve a ten days sentence, in
lieu of paying fine of $500 and costs
He pleaded guilty to charge of
assault
Aug. Hoff and Miss Lille Erdman
were married Saturday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Erdman, 702 Bridge street.
The Rev. G. A. Bretcher performed the
ceremony.
G. A. Nutter, city engineer, will build
himself home this summer on lot he
recently purchased of o. A. Weinberg
at the corner of Scott and LaSalle
streets. The house will be built of
cement blocks.
A warehouse, 50x100 feet in size, two
stories high, is being erected by the
Wausau Canning Co. 1t is of cement
block construction. The old ware
house was found too small for the
growing business of the company.
HAVE YOU ANY STOCK you WANT
PAsTURED ?-I have charge of SO acres
OF good pasture with plenty of water,
just south of the city, on the west side
of the river. VIII either rent the place
TO one party or pasture stock for the
season by the head. G. w. CLARK,
m22tf 1877 S. Seventh Ave.
Henry Voigt, of Hamburg, who edits
the only German poultry journal in the
Northwest, Der Gefuegel Zuechter, is
building new home for his paper, 25x
40 feet in size. The publication was
formerly printed out of the county, but
hereafter will be printed at home.
Wausau is the paradise for the or
binary drunk, as when he is arrested
and fined he is given only five days in
the county jail-just long enough to
work off the effect of barrel-house booze,
and leave him in good condition for
another "jamboree. "-Antigo News
Item.
On Tuesday afternoon, June 18th, the
pupils in the school of acting, of the
Chicago Musical college will present
The Piper's Pay" in the Studebaker
theater, Chicago. Among the names in
the cast we note that of Miss Edith
Wylie, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Win
Wylie, of Phoenix, Arizona, formerly
residents of Wausau.
Gilbert +. Vandercook has tired of
government job in Washington, and
when congress adiourns will go to
Montana and engage in the newspaper
business. MIR. Vandercook was on th .
editorial staff of the Milwaukee Sentilel
for several years and has many friends
in Wausau. He represented the First
assembly district of Marathon county
in the legislature one term.
This evening meeting of the Wau-
sau Improvement association will be
held in the court house at which time
an address will be delivered by Mrs.
A. E. McRea, who is employed by
different railway companies as land
scape gardeDer. Following her address
there will be discussion of the sub
ject OF civic Improvement in which all
members are expected to participate.
The Stevens Point Gazette says:
when you see a piece of slab wood or
like obstruction i'll the street, pick it up
and throw it on the lawn or in the
yard of the person living nearest by.
1t can do no harm if thus disposed of,
and will be taken care of by the prop
erty owner, while if left in the street.
contrary to law, may be the cause of
throwing some one from a carriage or
bicycle, doing injury to lives and prop
erty."
Mrs. Frank Menier went to Chicago
Wednesday evening for the purpose of
having an operation performed for the
removal of humorous growth in her
right side. The operation was per-
formed Saturday morning by DIR.
Dudley in st, Luke's hospital Her
sister, Mrs. VIM. James, of Oak Park,
ILL.,, and DR.. H. L. Rosenberg, of this
city were present at the time The
former win remain with ker until she
has recovered sufficiently to leave the
hospital.
Daisy Green, aged fifteen years, was
last Wednesday, on complaint of her
mother, committed to the Industrial
School for Girls in Milwaukee and is
now being disciplined in that institu-
ton. Daisy some months ago fell in
with evil companions, with the usual
results. Her mother lost control over
her and she was travelling path which |
leads to iniquitous practices. She was
arrested Wednesday morning after she |