Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-05-07

| For genuine weather proof paint,
call for Hecht Il Zimmach paints, at
Luebchow & Nichols.
The Lemke property, on Washington
| street, has been purchased by the city
and is now II part of McIndOe park.
The Wausau post Office has received
! the jamestown exposition stamps, and
the same are now being sold to the
public.
Orders taken for Mission furniture by
the Speer Il Lake Furniture Co. Salts
faction guaranteed. Phone 1886, or
leave orders at 9l4 9Th street. m7w2.
p. L. Goerling and family have moved
out of the flat on Third street and now
occupy the residence owned by c. f.
Dunbar, corner of Fifth and Grant
streets.
| The firm of Ritter & Deutsch is today
| installing an iron door between its
north store room and work room.
| This is done as a precaution against
fire and was suggested by the agents OF
Insurance companies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Uni
versalist church will hold a sale of
| fancy articles for commencement eX-
ercises on Tuesday, May Dist, at the
Universalist church. A % cent supper
will be served from $50 o'clock. a30-t3
The ladies aid society of the Presby-
| terrain church met at the home of Mrs.
j. b. Dunnigan on Wednesday and was
entertained by Mrs. Dunnlgan and Mrs.
Il EnGfnr The nUnnt the
nature of a farewell to Mrs. Dunnigan,
who is soon to 90 to Washington to
reside.
Andrew Peterson, who is acting as
special policeman and dog officer. re-
ports a pretty fair catch of dogs the
first week on duty. Some were re-
posed of by the usual method. People,
as a rule, are keeping their dogs at
home.
Mrs Kate Race was yesterday
granted divorce from her husband,
Earl Race, alleging that at most times
since their marriage in 1902 he has
failed to provide for her support and
that she has been the breadwinner for
both. She has one child by former
marriage.
Irwin l.. Means, liz Third street,
wishes to announce, especially to the
people outside the city, that he carries
a complete line of bicycles, including
the Columbia, Cleveland, Tribune, liver
Johnson, Famous and ten other makes
Also repair shop with trained mechan-
les who can do satisfactory work on
short notice.
Richard Fritsch, who recently pleaded
guilty in this city to charge of forgery,
has mailed Sheriff O'Connor an invita-
ton to his marriage, which is
announced to take place in North
Yakima, Wash, on May %. By the
invitation it is seen that Fritsch has
again changed his name and will be
married to a Miss Bessie Hunter as
Henry w. Williams.
Upon complaint of s. b. Tobey,
Head, an agent Of the Cudahy Packing
20, OF Sioux City, la., was arrested Fri.
the employment of children under six
teen years of age. The Cudahy man
employed boy in distributing samples
of washing powder. He entered plea
of guilty and paid a fine and costs
amounting to $l3.
1t is expected that this week a repre-
sentative of the creosoted paving block
firm of Fielding Il Shepley of Minneap-
oils will come to the city and sign a
contract for paving Third street with
that material. just when the firm will
get started on the work is conjecture,
but it is presumed that it will not be
later than June LIST. The work of lay
ing the blocks will take several weeks,
perhaps two months.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Literary club was held in the Club
house yesterday afternoon. 1t was
sons day of the club. The meeting was
in charge of the following named /:
Mesdames ID. L. Jones, A. w Trevitt,
e. s. Curtis and F. Becker. A good
many young men We're present; the
high school orchestra furnished music
and there were also recitations by
young men from the high school.
The vestrymen of the Church of the
lntercesSion had an interview with Rev.
+. Nj. Thompson of Wausau, when Re
WAS down here to conduct the services
at the funeral of Henry Curran, but it
is probable that no official action will
be taken in the matter of selecting
rector for the church, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Rev. Ray,
until after Bishan Weller returns from
florida.-Stevens Point Journal
f. o. Croker will leave the city in
short time for lronwood, Mich, where
he will assume the duties of manager
for the Howe Il Scott Lumber Co. He
has been connected with the Barker 4
Stewart Lumber Co. of this city for the
past eleven years and has gained a
large experience in the lumber business.
IL Ironwood the scope of his work will
be enlarged to that of general manager
He expects to move his family there
shortly.
An action has been started in circuit
court 10 Dust John Salter and Christ
| Nogt from office in the town of Brigh-
ton. At the spring election they were
elected respectively clerk and treasurer
of that town. The grounds upon which
the action is based are that both are
residents of the newly incorpolat ed
village of Unity and not of the town of
Brighton. These two men are the ones
who have opposed the incorporation of
the village of Unity, and Vost now has
case pending in court in which he
asks that the incorporation be dis
solved. Those who have begun the
custer proceedings have employed the
| law firm of Brown, Pradt & Genrieh to
prosecute their case.