Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-18
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
Next Sunday is Cradle Roll Welcome
lay in the Presbyterian church.

day in the Presbyterian church.
Frank Jaeger sells and delivers build
| ing stone and sand. Address r. F. d.
No. A. Telephone No 1851 mig If.
G. F. Dunbar had large elm tree
moved onto his premises from Warren
street last Saturday. The work was
done by Charles Burke.
Mrs E. V. Speer has moved out of her
residence. corner Fifth and Fulton
streets, and has taken rooms for short
time with Mrs L. s. Cohn Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Thorn, who purchased the
home, are now in possession of the
same.
During the past week several car
loads of young cattle were shipped ont
of the city, while local meat firm had
a carload of young stock shipped here
from st. Paul Saturday. The latter lot
consisted of % heifers, all fat and
nice looking, and were driven to the
slaughter house early Sunday morning.
Low rates to Pacific Northwest via
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry.
S47 95 to Spokane and return. $50 45
to Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Victoria,
Vancouver and other North Pacific
coast points and return, June Goth to
July 18th. Return limit September
18th Choice of routes Liberal stop
overs Further information from Agent.
M. F Golden. jll-Sw
G. B. Bird is preparing to move the
residence off of lots at 522 Warren
street. The larger part will be moved
onto lot owned by Mr. Bird, on Full
ton street, south of the high school
building. The other part has been
sold to Girdwood & Fenner, the movers.
Mr.. Bird win soon commence the erec-
ton of residence for himself and fam
lily on the lots to be vacated.
AS was expected, there was very little
ceremony shown by the weather man in
transferring from the cold and disagree
able spring to the sizzling atmosphere
of summer This he did on Saturday,
and that day with Sunday and Monday
were hot enough in the sun to boil eggs.
A few days ago it was my, how cold it
is," now it is "Whew, but it is hot p'
The PILOT has nothing to say more than
to petition the weather clerk to give us
good approved summer weather until
next November.
j. E Leahy has sold part of his resi-
dence, at the corner of Fourth and Scott
streets, to Phil Douville and the same
will be moved to the latters property on
Washington street, this week This
house is one of the oldest in our city
having been built by VIM. Gouldsberry
in 1856. He was assisted in the work
by VIM Wilson, who now takes con
siderable interest in the work. AS soon
as the ground is clear, its owners,
Messrs. Kreutzer, Bird and Rosenberg
will commence the erection of hand
some business block on the same.
Dr. Harriet A. Whitehead, Oesto-
pathic physician. Spencer building. If
A case was started in Justice Shortts
court in the village of Schofeld Friday
against three saloon keepers. Pete Han
son, Frank Braatz and Frank Wendorf
The suit was brought by the village
through its president, F. B. Fullmer,
e.. 4bo 49, ho 81.
lating the village ordinance with refer
ence to closing saloons at eleven O. clock
nights. The case was tried before
jury and from the evidence introduced
it was shown that the saloon men had
secured permits to keep their places
open after eleven O'Clock, but that the
president had not signed or agreed to
the issuing of the permits. The jury
found the defendants not guilty and
they were discharged
Representative of the different
German societies of the city met
Thursday evening for the pur
pose of talking over plans for
forming a federation. Local feder
ations are being formed al over the
state and these will be organ Ted into
state federation. A convention of the
state fed sration will be held in Milwau
kee, July 10 at which Wausau will be
represented by Herman Kiel. The
societies represented at the meeting
Thursday evening were the Lieder
kranz, the Schuetzen Veren, the ID. A
u. ", the Krieger Verein, tie Ger,
mianIa, the d. G. K U Another
meeting will be held early in July to
fu~ther nerfect nl4ns