Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-09
PARIS GREEN at Callies' i.


Nick Gender has leased his restaurant
to John Merkle. The latter has been
employed by Mr.. Gender heretofore as
chef
Eugene Wirth of Mosinee, was in the
city yesterday and informed us that
himself and wife just returned from
Cincinnati, o., where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Wirth's brother
David. Deceased was thirty-six years
of age and five years ago was resi-
| dent of Mosinee, where he conducted
the Mosinee House.
There has been a sudden drop off in
the issuance of marriage licenses since
the end of June. Although over fifty
were issued during that month, up to
date only one couple has applied in
July for permit to we'd The sudden
dropping off cannot be explained The
month of June certainly did not con-
sumo all the marriGgable material.
Nj. II. Duncan and Grin Liljeqvest
Nioiitt 4hdQiSOu ldSL WIEN lOI the pun
pose OF ascertaining the success of the
market days held at intervals in that
city. The latter will make a report to
the Wausau Retail Merchants associa-
ton at its next meeting in August.
The association is contemplating in
auguratiDg the same scheme here
They also inquired into the plan of the
market days held in WATERFOWL, but
found that the latter is gotten up most
ly in the interests of horse traders.
Henry Belize. janitor of the court
house had an agreeable surprise Fri
day upon entering his hen coop to find
a fat pocket book he lost on the
Wednesday previous. Although the
hens had picked the pocket book open
the contents remained intact. Henry
raises prize fowls and they either have
no use for filthy lncre or else accept
the word of scientists that money is
roasting place for parasites and dis
ease germs Editors also accept the
theory and let other people carry their
money for them.
| AT meeting of the members of
St. Paurs congregation held Sunday,
| fourteen members were read out of the
church and by vote of los to 92 it was
decided to retain Rev. Schaer as pas
tor The dissenting faction, We learn,
has threatened to build another church
and one of its members youehsafes the
statement that 81 600 can be secured
from the Ohio synod for that purpose.
Several police were present at the meet
ing Sunday, we learn, as precautionary
step against q recurrence of the riotous
scene Of last winter.
E. Hoffmeister, a town of Wausau
farmer, returned Saturday from the
city of Waupun whore he has been
living for the past four years and nine
months. In the spring of 1902 Hoff
meister got into y quarrel with Herman
Ramthnm, chairman of the town men
toned, and shot at him with a revolver,
the bullet penetrating Mr.. Ramthum's
shoulder. For that breach of etiquette
fiotfmeister was invited TO take up
lodgings in the city of Waupun, at the
states expense. which invitation he
reluctantly accepted.
Mrs. Ferdinand Luebchow died Sun
day al her home in the town of Maine
after long illness with cancer of the
stomach. She was sixty-fiye years of
age and for thirty hive years had been a
PRESIDENT of that town. Seven children
snrvive her. They are Albert, Herman,
Frank, Otto. Emms and Mrs. Robt.
Treu, of this city. and Mrs. Robt. Fitzke,
of the town of Maine. The funeral was
held this afternoon from St. Johns
church in the town of Maine. Rev. F.
iWerhahn conducting the service