Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-23

l.. E. Spencer. NJ d., ice in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
For SALE-I offer my residence and
lot, 626 Fulton street, for sale al bar
gain. E. S. CLEMENcE a23-tf
CIV Sizer, OF Merrill, d game warden
who has worked in conjunction with
John Foster of this city, in bringing
offenders before the bar of Justice, is
now without commission. His term
of office expired July LIST, and as yet
he has not been re-appointed or sue
cossor chosen.
Mrs Gotlieb Will, of the town of
1Sxas, died Thursday evening of pull
monary tuberculosis, aged forty four
years. She came to this country from
Russian Poland five years ago with her
husband and settled on farm in the
above town Besides her husband she
is survived by six children. The fun
eral was held Saturday afternoon from
ST. Stephens Lutheran church, this
city.
In a colored picture postal card from
l.. X Wright we learn that he has left
Portland, Ore, and taken up his quar-
tc:.-s ia a summer cottage on the beach
at Seaside, Ore. He states that it is as
cheap TO rent one of the cottages as
it is a habitable house in Portland.
Judging from the picture, L. K has
chosen very fine place for his family
surprising in scenery the famed Coney
Island resort of the East
One of the finest fish seen in this city
in a long time was brought here
Wednesday by F. A. Bauer of Marsh
field, who is having it mounted at the
shop of Paul Hahnheiser, laxidermist
1t is of the brook trout species, though
unlike those caught around here. 1t
weighed eight pounds and measured
twenty-five inches in length. 1t was
caught by l.. ID Campbell of Ellsworth,
in Bush Creek, Pierce county.
Mrs Peter Olson died last week at
her home in Stratford under circum-
stances which pointed to suicide. For
some time previous to her demise she
had been acting in way which would
denote that she was of unsound mind
On the morning of her demise she was
seized with commissions and though
medical aid was summoned, she died at
about three o'clock in the AFTERNOON.
1t is thought she swallowed a dose of
poison. She was past seventy years
and is survived by her husband.
We are in receipt of the official pro.
gram for the Northern Chatauqua as
sembly which opened Wednesday at
Marinette and which will close Aug.
LIST, total of fourteen meetings A
very fine array of talent has been
selected, including such people as ex-
Gov. Bob Taylor of Tennessee, DR..
John b. DeMotte, Judge l.. H. Ban
croft and the Slayton Jubilee Singers.
The Northern assembly has beautiful
grounds, situated on Green bay, and it
is fine place for one to spend his sum
mer vacation-ge getting recreation,
knowledge and entertainment all at
the same time.
Leon Rice, known to music lovers of
Wausau as a singer of rare ability is ex-
pected to visit Wausau early in August
and spend a week or more with his
friend, Jas. Duncan. Mr.. Rice visited
this city about year ago and gave
hastily planned recital il the Universal
ist church and also favored the con-
vention of State Federation of Womens
clubs with vocal music. At both of
these he demonstrated that he is
singer of great power. An effort will
be made to arrange a concert to be
given during his stay in the city, so that
he can again appear before a Wausau
audience. He was an entire stranger
when here before. This time he is
better known and will no doubt draw
large audience.