Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-10-01

l.. f. Spencer. Nj. d., Office IN the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. tt
R. S. Slaymaker and family, who
have been residing on Kickbusch St..
are now occupying residence at 6le
Fulton street
If you want an education and you
want it very bad, enroll in the Business
college night school. for the best that
can be had
Walter Gralow, an orphan, died
Wednesday of typhoid fever He was
sixteen years of age. The funeral was
neld Friday afternoon.
The PILOT is in receipt of illustrated
papers and cards from A. II. Grout,
who is on trip through the East, ac-
companied by Mrs. Grout.
Wallace Owen and Miss Elizabeth
Iffiand were married Thursday evening
at the parsonage of ST. Stephens church
by the Rev. f. Werhahn. Both are
well known young people of the city.
Mrs. James Barden, of the town of
Easton, whom the PILOT has mentioned
several times the past few months
being very sick, does not improve and
Is at present writing in very pre-
caTious condition
A new law known as chapter Ago,
laws of 1907, is just being put in force
fb0nnh IN uac affoofiva -T1lU Of If rQ-
lates to change in the matter of re-
porting vital statistics. The county
afficers have received their instructions
from Madison as to the method to pro-
coed,
Geo. Arch, patrolman, arrived home
Thursday from Chicago, to which city
he accompanied his wife for the pur-
pose of having an operation performed.
He reports that his wife was getting
along nicely when he left but that she
may remain there several weeks. She
has a sister and other relatives living in
| Chicago. MIR. Arch says that when
| they got there, 29S of the 800 beds in
Augustana hospital were filled with
patients.
John Hinchie, cigar maker, fur
nished some amusement as we'll as
excitement for people who happened to
be passing along Grand avenue at
about two o'clock Sunday afternoon.
John attempted to alight from street
car when it was going at fair rate of
| speed. He was thrown to the ground
| and rolled along like ball. When ne
arose his clothes were badly soiled and
face and hands were cut up to some
| extent.
The Presbyterian church calendar of
Sunday in speaking of the church
decorations recently completed, says:
1.-THE beautiful effects and perfect and
harmonious combinations of color de-
| signs and lettering in our completed
| work of frescoing is largely due to the
| artistic taste and skill of Miss Mary
| Underwood, who, working in connec-
| ton with the house committee of the
Ladies' Aid and MIR. thinner, the
decorator, has achieved this happy
adornment of our sanctuary"
| Mrs. Frank Costly of Rhinelander,
who was visiting relatives in this city,
was called home last Tuesday night ey
announcement that 1t was feared her
husband had committed suicide. Cost
| ly left note saying th.t his body
would be found in the Wisconsin river
and he disappeared. Costly is (or was)
scarcely twenty-one years old, and had
been working as assistant fireman in
| the Rhinelander paper mill. A hat
found in the river later, thought to be
his, strengthens the belief that he
| suicided
| A young man named Domnick had
his right arm badly injured in the
Brooks & Ross mill at Schofield, Friday
night He sat down to rest near cir
cular saw used in trimming single
| blocks The position was dangerous
one for there was only about sixteen
inches of space between the wall back
OF MIN ana the SdW. ne TdiSeu HIS
hand to scratch his head and when he
lowered it it came in contact with the
saw. A physician was called from this
city, who put seventeen stitches in the
wound, but it is thought that it will be
necessary to amputate the arm.
The old Hoenisch Bros saw mill down
in the factory district of the west siGe
has been torn down by the present
owners, the + Schubring Lbr. Co., and
will be replaced by more modern
plant The new mill will be equipped
with band saw and will be operated
by power generated from four new
boilers and engine. 1t is also proposed
to tear down and rebuild the planning
mill, and it is thought that both plants
will be in operation when the time
arrives for hauling logs. The company
has bought a sufficient stock of logs to
enable it to run all winter and into next
summer.
1 MCtH MENTAL nCCIRL