Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-06
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.


l.. E. Spencer. nj. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Ringle Thursday evening. They now
have three children.
Subject of lesson sermon for next
Sunday, at the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, will be "Soul."
A number of Wausau people are in
attendance at the chautauqua being
held this week at Waupaca
Mrs. s. N. Wilson entertained her
Sunday school class at picnic at the
fair grounds Friday afternoon.
The Mission church of the town OF
Texas, Rev. p E. Teige. pastor. will
hold a mission festival on Sunday, Aug
25.
A china shower was given Friday
evening for Miss Ida Berger by Mrs. +.
Nj. James. About thirty invited guests
were present.
LOTS FOR sALE-Eight lots in the
Manson addition, few blocks from
the Wausau high school. for sale cheap
Enquire at the PILOT Office.
Twenty-one of theltowns and villages,
including the city of Wausau, are owing
the county a total of 1854 So OF this
sum the city owes nearly half or s4OO. 40
Rev. j Frank Young, of Carthage.
H., supplied the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church Sunday. in the absence
of the regular pastor, Rev. S. N. Will
son, who is away on vacation.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terian church will take trolly ride to
Schoheld tomorrow evening. Each
lady will take basket of lunch and
supper will be taken at }. b. Fullmer's
villa.
Mrs. Jos. Heinemann is feeling poor
ly at present. AS she has reached the
age of eighty-three years, relatives have
little hope for her recovery. She has
always been in excellent health up to
recently.
Notwithstanding the fact that black
berries and blueberries are plentiful |
this year, the raspberry crop is fail
ure. Only few are being brought into |
the city for sale and they are small and |
poor in quality.
Miss Belle Heinemann and guests,
Mrs Joseph Fish and Miss Viola Stern,
of Chicago. arrived in the city yester- |
day from Nolans resort at Minocqua,
where they have been for the past |
month. -Antigo journal.
Charles Schmirler has resigned his |
position as salesman on the road, and |
with his family will move to Wausau
on Monday, where he will take up his |
old position as manager of the Livings- |
ton Brothers shoe department Marsh
field Times.
Walter Mcdonald came over from |
Wausan this afternoon and took the |
examination for passenger brakeman.
He will take run on Eland Marshfield |
branch and left for the latter named
city this afternoon to take his first run.
Amigo Journal.
The employees of the st. Paul road |
hereafter will not receive their salaries
from the local agents but pay master
will cover the route once month and |
pay the men. The pay car will be Joy |
fully welcomed upon its all to infre |
nnanf frino Marr;n Adu0nato
The local Lutheran Aid association, |
composed of members of lions church, |
held picnic at the fair grounds Sunday,
which was largely attended by its mem
bers. The society is one organized in
this state for the purpose of furnishing |
life insurance to members of the Luth- |
ern church.
Hon. Alex Stewart and family passed |
through this city Wednesday in an auto |
mobile, having been on trip in south
ern Wisconsin. They were glad to find |
Hon. f. l.. Browne and George Ghoca.
old time friends here, to visit while they |
stopped for an hour or two to rest.
-Waucapa Republican.
+. NJ James intends to give the en-
ployes OF the James Music Co. ten |
days outing commencing on Aug. 18th.
The Misses Clara Roach and Flora |
Braeger and Harold Damon will join a |
party from here, sixteen in all, which |
will go to CIoverleaf lake, which is on
the line between Shawano and Wan
paca counties.
If plans now under way are carried |
out Marathon county will soon have
colony of Russian revolutionists on her |
borders. An effort is being made by |
the Russian Republican Military as
sociation to secure 5000 acres of land |
in Wood county as farms for a number |
of those who have been making good"
Russians out of their brethren in the !
land of the car.
Willis w. LaDu, of Mosinee, has de- |
cided to take up the sale of the book |
just issued by his father, Edgar LaDu, |
entitled Early and Late Mosinee."
MIR. LaDu, Jr,, is possessed of an auto
mobile and in taking spins over the
country can combine business with
pleasure. Willis knows everybody in
and around Mosinee and ought to find
no trouble in disposing of large num-
Der of the books.
Paul Schoenfeldt, who some time ago
took the clerks examination and sue
cessfully passed the same, has received
an appointment to a position in the
Wsusau post office. We has entered
upon his duties, and his appointment
comes at the right time to assist the
other clerks, whose labors have been
greatly increased by orders from the
postal department requiring all mails
to be weighed.