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

noon.
FoR SALE offer my residence and
lot, 90 Fulton street, for sale at bar
gain. +. ). CLEMENCE. a23 If
Subject of lesson sermon for next
Sunday, at the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, will be Sacrament.
About half dozen of Heinemann's
clerks are taking their vacation, which
they arc spending at Clear lake
The state aid for the county training
and agricultural schools is due, but as
yet has not been received by the county
treasurer
L. j. Flannery, of Chicago, is booked
to speak at the opera house tomorrow
evening Oh matters pertaining to the
labor question.
Michael Kolas, of the town of Riet-
brock was examiRed by physicians Fri
day and committed to the state asylum
at WinnebagO.
Co. G's rifle team will go to Neillsville
next Saturday night for the purpose of
contesting in a ritie match shoot with
Co. of that town.
Machinery and other equipment for
the plant of the Northern Boiler and
Structural Iron works has heen moved
here and is being placed ia position.
Il. j. Anderson has fawn which he
caught IN the woods up in Northern
Wisconsin. The animal is as playful
as kitten and furnishes much amuse-
ment for the children.
The congregation of the First nj K
church will have its annual picnic at
the fair grounds on Tuesday, July 10th
This is an important social event in the
church and preparations are being
made accordingly.
The Epworth league members of the
M. h church will take trolley ride to-
Schotield at 730 next Friday evening
AT Schotield they will go down onto
the bank of the Wisconsin river and
enjoy Il social hour
August Kuehl died Saturday morning
at his home, 6l0 Hamilton street, Of
diabetes He was fortyeight years of
age and is survived by his wife and two
children The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon, Rev F. Werhahn offic-
iating.
During the past three months the
county treasurer has only collected Sl2
legacy tax and this was on one estate.
He is compelled to tnrn over all legacy
tax To the state treasuTsr at the end of
every quarter, after dedueting five per
cent. from the same.
&. M. Boyles and family intend to
leave Wausan soon and locate in Wan
paca, where Mr. Boyles will open a
business college in October Mr.
Boyles was the founder of the Wausau
Business college which was established
in 1856 He sold out some months ago
to K ID. Widmer.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Co.
and Barker d Stewart Lumber Co.'S
mills have resumed operations, after
nearly weeks idleness, due to break |
downs. The water wheel of the former
company gave ont and the breaking of
part of the engine caused the latter
company To shut down
lions church will conduct mission
festival and picnic at the fair grounds
next Sunday. Several! outside minis
tiers will be present to take part in the
services, and it is thought the church
band of Merrill will be here 1t is ex-
pected that there will be some visitors
from that city also, as we'll as from the
towns of Maine and Berlin.
The county board committee on pub
lie property consisting of j N Manson,
of the city; W w Thayer, of the town
of Plover, A. j Cheney, of the village
of Edgar, + j. Edmonds, of the village
of Brokaw, and Chas. Zernke, of the
town of Flieth, is in session today. The
committee meets for the purpose of
opening bids for the erection of new
county poor house, TO be situated on
the asylum grounds.
The county treasurer, Robt. Juedes,
has been kept busy today denying the
report that there is a young son and
heir at his place. 1t appears that a boy
was born to another Mr. and Mrs Robt.
Jnedes-nCt the west side residents
and the county treasurer's friends have
been trying 10 work" him for cigars
on the strength of the similarity of
names. He is not celebrating events in
other families, he says,
Judge Miller is taking his annual va
cation. He leaves today for Mlwau-
kee, where he will attend the conven-
ton of the Wisconsin Association of
County Judges aud visit his son Harry.
tie is treasurer of the association which
position he has held since it was organ
lied two years ago. He intends to
rest mp during the months of July and
August, only working in the office
when the volume of business demands.
Earl Fleming, young lad from Mara
thon City, was brought before the coun-
ty judge last week by nis father. To have
him examined meuts.lsy, the father be-
heying that the boy's mind IS Affected
After listening to the tsIher's story the
court thought another course was
wiser aud advised that the boy be sent
to the reform school, He was yester-
day committed to that Institution. The
boy has penehant for thievery, it is
said
The Mems league of the Presbyterian
church has invited Catler Post, No. So,
u A X to participate in a meeting to
DE held next Monday evening at
500 o'clock It will be known as an
oldfsshioned camp ire meeting and
old vets will be called upon to relate
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