Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-05-28
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

pathic physician. Spencer building. II
Max Bouchard was committed to the
Northern Hospital for Insane Thursday
morning.
Quick Write makes dirty canvas
shoes clean and white-10c bottle at
Sehoeneberg's
Frank Morgan has purchased the old
Peters property on Second street OF
Barney Guenther.
DR.. Turbia, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, June 4th.
Frank Jaeger sells and delivers build
ing stone and sand. Address X. r. ID.
No. A. Telephone No. 1851. ml9u.
John Gates and Eva Weisgerber,
both of the city, were married Tuesday
evening, Rev. FIR Slsz of st. Michaefs
church performing the ceremony.
John Manser and Fred Levenhagen
received new automobiles last Wednes-
day, the former a touring car, the lat
ter runabout, both from the same
firm.
After paying all expenses incurred
in giving the hospital ball, the Knights
of Columbus turned over to the sisters
OF st. Marys hospital the sum of 1896.
In addition to this the society will
make donation.
The vestryMen of the Episcopal
church have extended call to Rev. +.
M Thompson to take charge of the
Church of Tie Intercession, but no form
al acceptance has yet been received.
The reverend gentleman is now located
at Wausau.-St Stevens Point Journal
Frank Krieg, of the town of Emmett,
has been given contract by the Cliff
ford Lumber Co., of Stevens Point, to
cut 1000, 900 feet of hemlock and hard
wood on the Eau Pleine river He has
a crew of men at work cutting roads,
in preparation for next winters work.
NJ Phillip, the florist, who will trans
fer his business from his present loca-
ton on Grand Ave. to few blocks
further north, has begun the erection
of his green houses. Foundation walls
are being built and the buildings will
be largely constructed of glass and
steel.
The Hamburg Telephone Co. filed
articles of incorporation with the regis
ter of deeds last week. The capital
stock is $4,000 and the incorporators
named are M. b. Rosenberg, C.. b.
Bird and A. H. Kreutzer. The COM
pany purposes to build telephone
line through the town of Hamburg this
summer.
Thpty-five new uniforms were re-
ceived the past week by Co. G, that be-
ing the number of men who were meas
ured for clothes last fall when the state
sent tailor here. Other members of
the company failed to appear when the
tailor was here and consequently must
be satisfied with the old uniforms until
they have their measurements taken.
Jacob Sonnentag, of Marathon City.
has commenced a suit for SANDER
against John Daiski, also of that burg,
and asks damages in the sum of So, 500.
Sonnentag says that remarks which he
alleges Dalski made has damaged his
business to tina. extent The case is
one of the results of criminal assault
upon Ealskis eighteen year old daugh
ter few weeks ago
Miss Anna Schmidt was re-committed
to the state Home for Feeble Minded in
Chippewa Falls on Friday morning.
The young lady is twenty-five years of
age and has been of weak mind for
years. Prior to three years ago she
spent three years in the same insttu-
ton, Since her return she had grad
ually grown worse. She was conveyed
to Chippewa Falls by Mrs. w. c. Dick
ems.
Civil war veterans, who enlisted prev
ions to July 1, 1868, may receive 800
bounty from the government under
ruling of the department at Washing
ton, and it is probable that number in
this city will file their claims for the
money. A statute of limitation, which
has now expired. has been bar to the
collection OF this 500, and in the past
such claims have been refused con-
sideration.
Jos. Eckert, Steve Bronnacker and
Geo Thies. residents of the town of
Norrie, were arrested last week for yio-
lating the game laws and after plead
ing guilty were fined. Game wardens
John Foster of this city, ahd M. ID.
Robrecht, of Amigo, caught them fish
ing in Mayflower lake with a 80 foot net
A visit of these officials to Sandy and
Little Sandy creeks in the town of
Wausau might have healthy effect
among some fish dynamiters living in
that section.
Everett Wright. of Rib Lake, and Miss
Ella Pliseh of this city, were married
Tuesday last at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Louis Radetzke. a07 Second
street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev f. IL. Brigham and was wit
messed ny relatives of the contracting
parties They We're attended by Alex
ander Plisch, brother of the bride, and
Miss Elizabeth Wright OF Mondovi,
sister of the groom. Following the
wedding n dinner was served at the
brides sisters and next day they de-
parted for Rib Lake. where MIR. Wright
operates two barber shops. The groom
formerly lived in this city. but went to
Rib axe about year ago. The bride
is a-daughter of MIR. and Mrs. OSWALD
Plisch, old and respected residents of
the town of Berlin.