Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-16

Il The Epworth league of the M.
/. church will hold its annual picnic SOL
time in August.
L. Z. Spencer. Nj. D., ottics in Il
- Mckinley block, corner of Third al
: Mcclellan streets. If
Mrs. Agnes B. Murray and Mrs. B.
- Wilson entertained lady friends on Sa
! urday afternoon at the home of tE
former, on LaSaIle street
At The school census as being take
shows that the city of Wausau at presen
= numbers 1900 or more people. Tn
:, census taken last year gave us Is, 240.
70 Nearly 100 members of the Epwort
league took a trolly ride to Schotiel,
Friday evening, where an enjoyabl
!. time was spent at the junction of tn,
:. Wisconsin and Eau Claire rivers.
lions Lutherans church picnic ana
= mission fest was held Sunday at tn.
fair grounds. Reys. Alhrecht of Mil
waukee and Egxerso of Watertown de
hVered addresses. Dinners were pro
ylded by the ladies of the church.
The WauEaca correspondent of the
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin, in re-
porting hail storm which recently
visited his section, says one hail stone
was found which weighed two pounds.
Ii was a big stone and q big story 1t no
doubt fell out of some driser's ice
wagon.
During the last three months there
were recorded with the register of deeds
24o births, l4S deaths, l0l marriages and
o accidents. The increase of births over
deaths shows that our county's popnla-
ton is increasing
The son of Mrs. VIM. Sala. who was
injured on July 8 by being kicked by a
horse, is getting along nicely. At the
time OF the accident he was leading a
team of horses when one bit the other.
The animal bitten wheeled around and
In kicking at its mate struck the boy and
broke his jaw bone
The Winninger Bros. are busy at
present painting scenery for their two
troups which will start out on the road
IN September. They will rehearse for
week in the cities of Waukesha and |
GAINESVILLE and will open the season in
those cities. One company will play
west of the Mississippi river the other
east.
Miss Annette Swope entertained a
company of ladies a.. bridge whist
party on Saturday afternoon in honor
OF her visiting guest, Miss Comstock,
OF Milwaukee. In the card contest the
FIRST prize was won by Miss Antoinette
HoefiiHger, and the second prize, by
Miss Comstock Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed very pleasant
afternoon
Mrs. Ed. Seim gave young peoples
cinch party last evening in honor of
visiting guests, the Misses Carrie and
Anna Wittig of Milwaukee. Twenty
tour tables were occupied and prizes /,
were won by the Misses X. Bedell and ,
Hattie Ringle and Messrs. Bert Swan. :
berg and Oscar Ringle Refreshments :
we're served and most enjoyable even :
ng was spent
Mrs. Ted Doonan is getting ALONG Q
cry nicely with her finger which was d
INJURED July 9th. In handling a pistol Il
'ith which her son has been celebrat-
lg the day before it was exploded, with
esults as stated; recently her physician
s-opened the wound and removed
considerable quantity of powder. Such
POUNDS sometimes resnlt more serious "
7, producing tetanus or lockjaw. "a
-Four companies of the Second Rept. :,
assed through Wausau Saturday on :,
heir way to Camp Douglass for a =,
Ieek's maneuvers. They occupied \,
even coaches and two engines were 81
equired to pull the train They were :,
ompanies G of Appleton, II of Oconto. ~
oil Marlnette and L of Rhinelander. =;
Marshfield they were joined by Co. :,
The same troops will pass through p,
ere again next Saturday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gaetzman cell r.
'rated the tenth anniversary of their ba
arriage last evening. About fifty in wi
ted friends were present The prin
pal form of amusement during the tn,
ening was the playing of progressive va
nch, at the close of which refresh IN,
ents were served. Mesdames Jacob 10,
erie, w. h. Chellis and John Sell 70,
ire Successful in carrying away the aw
lies prizes, while those assigned to dr.,
gentlemen went to Messrs. Frank we
swald, Louis Leak and c. b. MAYER. All
spent very enjoyable evening. ba,
LAST week, an inner row of large On
pile trees on the club house grounds hes
re cut down, to give more light and we
relleVe the dampness. The trees am
re so large and close together that not
'dly any sunlight reached the lawn. /
sod and grass was very poor, and WEI
re was dampness about the grounds doy
club house that made it unpleasant. fell
5 an Improvement that will work dea
ID In many ways. Two of the trees, The
on either side of the main walk. son
re cut off about three feet from the trol
'und, and uponsthe stumps were
ced large rustic boxes of flowers. WA
lch add to the beauty of the fine
unds. m
as. Quinn died at about 500 O'Clock | the
lday morning in St. Mary's hospital, be /
q forty-two years He had been far
only four days and death was due sau
hemorrhage of the stomach. De grs
sed had been resident of Wausau con
about twenty years and was well beh
'wn. Ii is said that an unfortunate for
lance in his younger days changed will
course of his life. He may have had plet
as humans are judged, On
nevertheless he was gifted with of
~ admirable traits The only viii