Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-03-12
Big Sale this week in all departments.
Livingston's, Wausau, Wis.


Big Sale this week in all departments
Livingston's, Wausau, Wis.
Invitations have been issued for
birthday party to be given at the
Baptist church, on Friday evening,
March 10th.
Mathie's book beer. in bottles or kegs,
will be on sale on and after Friday,
March 10. Order case for your Sun
day visitors.
Every wife ought to teach her hus-
band to save money 1t may come in
useful for alimony, if he don't get her
Mound City Safe.
Miss Juniata Millar, the only daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs Perry Millar, died
on Sunday at her home in Appleton, of
tuberculosis of the lungs Dr. Perry
Millar is presiding elder of this district,
for the M E, church.
G d. Bartz has purchased of " A.
Anderson, three houses on Franklin
street. The houses are at present occu-
pied by the families, Messrs. Bartz, M
Golden and Ira Fisher The considera-
ton is understood to be in the neighbor-
hood of SO, 500.
W. S Elliott, noted criminal lawyer
of Chicago, addressed large audience
in the Y M c. A. Sunday afternoon, on
the topic of christian Citizenship"
Mr.. Elliott is a very fprceful speaker
and the address is highly spoken Of by
those who heard it.
Someone, evidently believer in the
enforcement of the dog ordinance, is
causing terror to dog owners in the
city. During the past two weeks quite
number of CANNES have been fed
some kind of poison and have climbed
the golden stairway.
Mrs. Aug Beckman died Friday night
at her home, GIG Stark street. She is
survived by her husband and one
daughter. The cause of death was
heart trouble. The funeral was held
this afternoon, interment being made
in the town of Hamburg.
The Standard Opera company, in
which are Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, form
erly of this city, will pass Wausau by
this spring. The company cancelled its
date here and will go to Merrill instead.
The company will give the Bohemian
Girl" in Stevens Point tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. w H. Bissell entertained young
lady friends on Saturday afternoon.
Whist was played and there were seven
tables of players The prizes were won
by the Misses Antoinette Hoefiinger
and Marion Mcdonald and Mrs VIM
Gamble, of Edgar Refreshments were
sci we'd, and charming afternoon was
had.
John Berg, l05 Randolph street, who
runs a summer resort at Three Lakes. is
making extensive preparations for next
season. The resort has access to 80
lakes. o. G. Callies enjoyed an outing
there last season with his family and
says the fishing was first class. Mr..
Berg had many guests from Ohio, Hi
nois and Indiana.
Services were resumed in st. Paurs
church on Sunday after a vacation of
two weeks. Rev. Schaer had recovered
sufficiently to preside and did so. Hans
Herfurth, the teacher, who was dis
missed by the trustees, was present to
perform his part of the work, that of
playing the pipe organ, but was not
permitted TO do so. The congregation
is still divided
The two and one-half cent rate on
mileage went into effect on the T.. q N
W., the G. st. p, M & o.. the G. M &
st. p and the w. c. Ry's. on Sunday
last; also the two cent rate for 800 mile
tickets. III. L. Mumm was the first
Wausauite to make purchase of the
latter class of tickets. He secured the
third one sold, Two having previously
been sold to outside people.
Miss Anna Deutsch, sister of F. NJ.
Deutsch of this city, today took the
final vows which made her member of
the order of the sisters of st. Francis
The ceremonies which were performed
in convent near Cincinnati, O., were
witnessed by Miss Nora Deutsch of this
city. Miss Deutsch was formerly
nurse in the Riverside hospital, this
city, and will now be known as Sister
Marcina.
The Wausau Sharpshooters won a
team shoot match with Milwaukee
Sunday, each team shooting on its own
grounds. Wausau made a score of
2,023 while Milwaukee fell five points
short. The local team was composed
of the following Otto Mueller, A
LipinsKi, Henry Binzer, III. j. Abraham,
John Dern, Paul Weinkauf, Otto
Mathie, Gus Naffz, VIM. Lohmar and
A. l.. Dodge.
1t is rumored that another German
newsL aper is soon to be launched in
Wausau TO be known as the Freiheits
Freund, which in English signifies the
Friend of Freedom 1t is further
rumored that Hans Herfurth, teacher
in st. Paurs parochial school for the
past several months, is to be the editor.
If issued, it will be printed in one of the
English offices for a time at least. The
object of the publication is not ap-
parent, as the local field is already
pretty well covered by two German
publications.
The local company of X. p of the uni
form rank will be installed tomorrow
evening at Castle ball and it will be a
notable event in the history of the local
X. p lodge. Among the visitors who
are expected to be present are Mai Gen.
Arthur Stobpart, of Minneapolis, Brig.
Gen. j. b. Zaum, of Milwaukee, and
their stats and Capt. G. Feige, of Eau
Claire The latter will be the mastering
officer Following the ceremonies there
will be an elaborate spread and the local
members will see that their visitors are
well entertained while here The
strength of the local company win be
about sixty to start off with. but it is
expected that this number viii soon be
largely increased.