Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-23

arrived in the city Saturday. One of
Neal Brown
The Wausau Telephone Co. has just
issued new patrons directory, which
is up-to-date The same will be dis
tributed within a few days.
Four freight ears were ditehed Just
east of the Rib river bridge on the c. &
N. w. Ry Thursday, causing delay to
all trains for several hours.
Stop that cough by using DR. Frost's
Excelsior Cough Syrup. None genuine
unless it has the doctors picture on the
bottle. For sale at Albers' drug stores. 1t
AT meeting of the Elks' lodge Thurs
day evening, M. c. Ewing was chosen
as delegate to the Grand Lodge meeting
of that order, to be held in Philadelphia
in July. C. b. Bird was elected as alter
nate.
The Methodsts of Brokaw have be-
gun the erection of a church edifice.
Jos Hldensperger, of this city, having
the contract for building same. This
is the first church to be erected in the
village.
Clara, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G.. Magrecki, residing at sos
Hoefinger street, died of commissions
Friday morning. The funeral was held
Saturday morning from st. MiehaePs
church.
Edward Hoffschmidt, mentally weak,
was committed to the county asylum
last Friday to remain until place can
be made for him in the Home for Feeble
Minded. He is twenty years of age and
was formerly resident of Shawano
county.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith, residing
on the town line, road are mourning the
loss of their infant daughter, Olive,
who died on Thursday, aged three
months. The funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon, the Rev. +. Donovan
conducting services.
City Treasurer Juers has been busy
the past few days in filling out and
mailing postal cards, notifying water
consumers that their water rental is
due. As there are about 1000 con
sumers there is considerable work at
taehed to this form of notification
Two dances given by fraternal orders
Friday evening proved social successes.
The Knights of Pythias gave one in
Castle hall, supplemented with card
playing The f. K. A. gave one in that
society's hall, which was largely attend
ed. Refreshments were served at both
The upholsterlng shop formerly
back of the Marathon Co. bank has
been moved TO the store building on
Third street where Aug Kruger gro
Gerry store used to be. Mr.. Vogt, the
upholsterer, is now ready to receive
orders for all kinds of high grade up
holstery, mattress work, carpet making,
etc. II.
Those in charge of the city's street
work are anxious to get started at
matchmaking The rock crusher
would have been in operation by this
time had not weather conditions inter
fered This work was started last year
on May It'll There are some streets in
particularly bad condition, notably
Grand Ave-
The assessors of the various towns
and villages in the county are holding
session today in the court house
presided over by w. Waterhouse,
supervisor of assessment. This meet
ing is provided for by law, that assessors
may get together and be instructed as
to the best methods of arriving at far
and uniform assessment.
Frank Jaeger sells and delivers build
ing stone and sand. Address r. +. d..
No. A. Telephone No. 1851. MIC If.
JOS Stigel, resident of Stratford,
was brought here Friday by constable
and placed in the county Jail He was
arrested upon Goa plaint of his tenant,
Jos. Dalieden, who alleged that Stigel
made threats of bringing his Dalieden's)
life TO sudden close Upon being
unable to furish bond of $500 to keep
the peace for six months, the justice be-
fore whom he was tried, committed him
to Jail.
1t is supposed that he same party
who robbed St. Michaers church last
week also robbed st. James and St.
Mary's churches, as the receptacle for
poor box funds in both Of these churches
were found this week to have been
opened. AT st. Mary's church key
was evidently used in getting into the
box, for the lock was not broken. The
work is thought to be that of some
stranger, familiar with Catholic
churches.
Phillip Hollis, dentist, will make
metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
AS an instance of the trouble lumber
men have experienced tie past winter
in securing labor we note the following:
The bookeeper of the w. III Rogers
Lumber Co. of Nashville. a small town
near Crandon, found recently, upon
looking over his books, that between
Sept. LIST and Nov. lst-iust two months
the company had an enrolment of
600 names and yet never employed over
100 men at any one time.
Those who are to compose the Wan
sau base ball team of 1907 are expected
to arrive here tomorrow, when Man
ager Ferguson will start practice work
and begin wedding out process.
Wausau has been under disadvantage
on account of weather conditions.
Freeport and Lacrosse are already
playing bali with independent teams
and when the season opens will have
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