Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

WauSau Laundry 20. cleans cdIpeUo'
A Singer almanac free Call and get
one, 200 Washington street. 2t
Amigo is to have a new depot. The
officials of the n w. R'y. Co. say it
will be fine one.
Civil service examinations are sched-
uled to be held in this city March 10
and April and IT,
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, February II.
Hon. w. j. Bryan delivers his lecture,
'"rhe Old World and its Ways" in
Neillsville on the evening of Feb. a.
An old chair can be made better than
new in appearance and durability by
being upholstered right. Have John
Vogt do it. jeff.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
Traffic was delayed on the North
western Ry Wednesday evening own
ing to freight locomotive leaving the
track at Fenwood.
Leading citizens of Athens have or
ganized an industrial and development
association which will work to secure
new industries for that village.
The local Knights of Columbus will
be entertained tomorrow evening by
Prof. G. G. Parlin, who Will deliver an
illustrated lecture ON est. Peters at
Rome"
Jos. Fohring, employed in unloading
logs from cars in the yards of The Jacob
Mortenson Lbr., was injured Tuesday
evening, when several logs passed over
his body.
Boynton Tent No. %, X. o. t. NJ
installed officers last Tuesday night.
Following the installation ceremonies,
several gallons of oysters, coffee, ETC.,
was dispensed among the members.
Gustav Klaprath and Mrs. Pauline
Pede were married Saturday evening
in St. Stephens church by Rev. f. Wer-
hahn. Both belong to the small Rus
sian colony which settled in this city a
few years ago.
The following item was found in the
Washington, D. c., notes of the Milwau-
kee Evening Wisconsin, of Friday:
tAlaxondar C+awort fOrp,ar oon0raSs-
man and wife are here from Wausau
for short visit"
Miss Evelyn Fox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Fox, former residents of this
city, was married Jan. l4th to L. A.
zimmerman, of Butte, Mont. The cere-
mony was performed in Seattle, Wash,
where the Fox family resides.
Mrs. John Gates died Tuesday even.
ing at her home, 526 Grand Ave, after
weeks illness, aged forty-one. She
is survived by her husband and three
sons and one daughter. The funeral
services were held Saturday morning
from the Polish Catholic church.
Arthur Koch, charged with embezzle'
ment, was discharged Wednesday
when his examination was called in
court. This action was taken at the
request of the district attorney, the
complainant, Edward Ranels, refusing
to prosecute.
Dan Delnodar, who was the janitor
in the post Office building since it was
first occupied, was notified Tuesday
evening that his resignation was desired
by the postal department. Edmond
johnson was Immediately appointed to
succeed him and entered upon his duties
Wednesday morning.
Lady Wastell Hive, L. o. L. NJ, had
public installation of officers last
evening. Lady Della Quinn, of Mil
waukee, was present and acted as in
stalling officer Following the ceremo
MES fancy drill was given by twenty
four of the ladies. Dancing and eineh
playing wound up the evenings enter
ment
John Foster, deputy game warden, is
walking with the aid of crutches at
present. In making a trip through the
woods in the vicinity of Amigo, Thurs
day, looking for violators of the game
laws, he slipped off log and sprained
his knee and otherwise injured his leg
Luckily he had companion with him
in the person of another game warden
and was assisted in walking to Amigo.
Arbutus Lodge No. Is, l.. of B., in
stalled officers last Tuesday evening,
which was followed by a social session
to which the husbands of the members
were invited. The Rebekahs will give
card party on Jan. so. The commit
tee of arrangements is Mesdames c. NJ.
Boyles, NJ. j. Kriskey and Sam Hodes
The Odd Fellows will give a similar
perty on a later date.
Edward Schroeder, of Amigo, has
purchased the meat market of Carl
Wartman, on Washington street. MIR
Schroeder took possession Friday. Fol-
q short period at least MIR. Wartman
will take well earned rest, after over
twenty years of continuous labor in the
meat business. He will visit West
Baden, Ind, and possibly other places
He has received several flattering offers
and may decide to enter the meat bust
ness again.