Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-01
The labor unions hold dance tonight

Quite number of our young mel
and young ladies will indulge in
sleigh ride this evening.
The Misses Nell and Margaret Dun
bar served dinner on Thursday, to thu
young ladies of this city who are attend
ing Vassar college.
Miss Jeanette Wilson, who has beer
very sick, is now much improved
and rapidly recovering, much to the de
light of her hosts of friends
The Misses Katharine and Margare
Bissell have issued Invitations for {
dancing party at their home, on war
ren street, next Friday evening.
The first basketball team of the
intermediates was defeated by picked
team of the seniors and juniors in the
I. M. G. A. on Saturday afternoon, by
a score of II to IL.
Dennis Brazeil, woodsman, was ar
| rested last night because he was not
acting as man of sound mind should
This morning he was examined by two
physicians and was committed to the
Oshkosh insane asylum.
Early the past week, George Hart re
ceived word that his favorite nephew
George Hart, had been killed while on
his way home to Chicago from Missouri
Mrs. Hart went to Chicago on Tuesday
to attend the funeral. MIR. Hart was
unable to go on account of sickness.
Mrs. Frank Kelly entertained at pro.
gressive whist on Saturday afternoon
in honor of Miss Isabel Baker. Re.
freshments were served and delight
full time had by all present Prizes
were won by Mrs. j. N Manson and
Mrs. Walter d. Alexander, of Lexing-
| ton, ILL.,
Employees of the ST. Paul road were
paid off earlier during the month of
December than usual, to let each have
money 10 spend during the holidays.
The pay car brought large number of
half dollars fresh from the mint to Wau-
sau, and since then there has been a
large number of these coins in circuIa-
ton in the city.
A. A. Book, clerk of the court, is pre-
pairing his first quarterly report on the
business done since the rev citizenship
law went into effect. He is required to
file report every three months with
the department of commerce and labor,
Washington. Since the law went into
effect Oct. 1st, six people have applied
for citizens papers.
There will be a meeting of the city
council Wednesday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that at this meeting start will
be made toward doing something in the
way of repairing Third street on the
section paved with cedar blocks. The
amount of rock to be purchased for
macadamizing purposes will also be
determined, and it is quite likely that
Mrs. Williams will hand in petition.
o. G. Callies leaves Wednesday for
Sandyhill, ~ Y, for the purpose of
ordering his spring stock of wall paper.
Mr.. Callies owns stock in wall paper
factory in that city and consequently
can buy and sell cheaper than his COM
petitors. He is enabled to sell even
cheaper than dealers in the large cities,
for he has very little expense. He
promises the public some very fine pat
terms for 1907
The Masonic party given on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 9th, st. John night,
was delightful affair About seventy
five couples, were present, and all en-
joyed themselves to the fullest extent.
The music was good, the supper excel
lent, and dancing was kept up until late
hour. The committee in charge of the
arrangements was VIM. Waterhouse,
H. l.. Mumm, Harry jackson and o. 3.
karos, and to them is much credit due
for the success of the party.
The district Leader gave an enter
tainment at the opera house last
Wednesday evening to large audience,
every seat in the building being taken
The troupe lad been here before and
that it was able to draw out such large
house the second time, spoke very high
ly of its merits. 1t was Certainly one of
tie best plays that has been here for a
long time. The songs were all catchy
and pleasing to the audience, and they
were mace all the more popular by the
whistlers IN Cones orchestra.
AT its meeting Wednesday evening,
st. Omer Commandery No 10, X T.,
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows:
+. Cd. M. Kuebler.
CIV. W. Albers.
G. CD. N. Manson.
S. Wv. K. Curtis.
j. VIII. L. Bump.
PC. A. Nutter.
Treas.-H. G. Flieth.
Recorder-R n Larmer.
Trustee, yrs-sW. B. Scholfield.
The Wausau Cemetery association
held its annual meeting Friday even
ing and officers were elected as follows:
Presidents. NJ. Quaw.
Secretary-C. j. Winton
Asst. Sec'y.-R. n. Larner.
Treasurer-John Ringle.
Trustee, yrs.-John Ringle.
The records show that during the
year there were inferred in the GENE
terry 1893 persons. During the past year
some of the roadways on the grounds
have been raised aud rolled down with
the city's road roller aud further work
along this line is contemplated for next
| season.
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin
aud Arkansas Lumber Co. was held in
Wausau last week While the plant of
the company is located in Malvern,
Ark, nearly all the stockholders are
Wisconsin or former Wisconsin men.
| The directors are IL H. Foster Little