Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-06-04

i WANTED-A competent cook apply
lat once to Mrs. G. j. Wintop, 522 Grant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Parsons are
the parents of baby girl which arrived
at their home last Saturday.
Goodwillie's box factory, which has
been closed down for repairs for the
past ten days has started up again.
CIV. j. Kregel, ex-county clerk, has
accepted position in the Office of the
Wansau Paper Mills Co. and began
work yesterday morning.
You will save trouble and delay if
you give the number on your paint pail
when re-ordering the same kind.
o. G. CALLIEs.
In this issue of the PILOT we publish
another letter of l.. X. Wright, from
Oregon. Like all of Mr. Wright's let
tiers, it is very interesting.
Reid Goodrich is having improve
ments made to his residence on Warren
street. Among the most important is
a large chimney, furnace and fire
place.
Miss Margaret Alexander has given
up housekeeping for the present and
moved ont of the residence owned by
G. b. Bird, where she has had rooms for
the past two years.
| The Mems club of the Universalist
chureb hafd ;tc ,,,oofhlx ,,aat;nc. r,
Thursday evening 1t was largely at
tended and Hon. Neal Brown gave a
very interesting talk to those present.
The street car company stops its cars
on Grand Ave. to let funeral professions
PASS. This rule is commended by the
public. 1t not only shows respect for
the dead, but eliminates the danger of
runaways.
When you ask for 'some more of that
same kind of wall paper | bought be-
FORE" you make lots of trouble for the
clerks in looking through the books for
Your previous order. Send sample
or the number-O c. Cables.
The asylum trustees met yesterday
for the transaction of monthly business.
They decided to attend the annual con
vention of the Association of Trustees
and Superintendent of County Asylums
for the Insane, which will be held in
Racine June as.
In municipal court yesterday Anna
Randall was granted divorce from
her husband, Alfred. They were mar
ried in March, 1901, and in January of
last year the husband deserted his wife
and children and his present where
abouts are unknown. They have two
children
John TietZ, paper maker, was ar
rested here on Wednesday for the fifth
time and taken to Wausau to answer
to the charge of abandonment. Nhe
last time he was arrested he was re-
leased upon promise to pay $15 per
month for the support of his wife and
child, but failed to keep his promise, it
Is said Appleton Post.
I Two more cars have arrived for the
Wausau Street Railroad Co. They are
second hand and were purchased of the
Twin City Rapid Transit Co., a,St. Paul
Minneapolis corporation. At present
they are without trucks and new trucks
will be provided for them. They are
the open pattern, suitable for summer
use, and the seats run crosswise.,
A Cafeteria supper will be given by
the ladies of the M. f. church on Fri
day evening, in the church dining room
A Cafeteria supper, is one where per-
son is given napkin when entering
the room, he then takes plate, knife
and fork and goes to the counter where
those in charge will give him anything
he wants on the bill of fare, of course,
ganging his wants by the amount he
wants to spend. All are invited
Gilbert Swenson, a lame feeble
minded young man was brought up
from the town of Elderon yesterday for
examination and was committed to the
state hospital at Winnebago. He has
been of unsound mind since birth, and
though harmless he has proved a nui-
sanee in the locality where he lived.
He has relatives living in the town, but
they have refused to care for him. In
his own estimation he is lady killer.
He imagines that all the girls in town
of Elderon are breaking their necks To
catch him, and he thinks he would
prove pretty good "catch." He free
ly admitted this to the officials and
physicians Besides deformity of the
leg. one of his ears ticks out straight,
while the other lays close to the head.
He is not certain whether or not it is
his personal charms that-attracts the
young ladies.