Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-03-05

The family of Jacob Reuter- is
making arrangements to go to Lacrosse
to reside.
Mrs. James Single, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, is now
improving.
Mrs. IL. Ii. Manson entertained lady
and gentlemen friends at whist on Fri
day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
+. IL. Padoe and Frank Kelly.
Mrs. G. g. Yawkey has issued invita-
tons to the ladies of the congregation
of the Universalist church for Friday
afternoon, March Sth The event will
be table shower for the church Whist
will be played.
Newspaper men are said to make the
best husbands If they do is probably
owing to the fact that the average news
paper man is so busy that he has little
time to spend at home, or he has got
his wife Mound City Safe.
Isaac Hyman, who formerly conduct
ed store at Ais Forest street. suddenly
and mysteriously left town one night
last week His wife departed several
weeks ago and the whereabouts of both
are not known at present. What was
left of the stock of goods was taken in
charge by a local second hand dealer
1t is said there are several parties in the
city who would like to locate them.
Lott q German, who have been logging
this winter northeast of the city, broke
camp Saturday last. They cut about
/ 100000 which was hauled to the Jacob
Mortenson mill in this city. The bulk
of this timber was hemlock, though
there was some hardwood and a little
white pine. Some of the finest timber
cut in any mill in this city in many a
day was among the latter kind of logs.
1t was some that was overlooked by
earlier lumbermen.
The Wausau Merchants association
held its monthly meeting last night in
Fraternity hall. Different committees
made reports and there was nothing
transacted of especial interest TO the
public. 1t was reported that only one
Third street merchant is at present Civ
ing any trouble by keeping his store
open evenings. The association at pres
ent has a membership of sixty-three
and it is hoped to swell this membership
to seventy-five within the next two
months. There were about thirty pres
ent at last nights meeting.
The Ladies Literary club held its
regular monthly meeting at the club
house Monday afternoon. A very in
teresting program had been arranged,
and among other things Hon. Neal
Brown was down for an address, but
he was absent from the city. A ballot
was taken nominating the various can
didates for the offices for next year
The election win take place at the next
regular meeting in April. Miss Ethel
Atkins gave recitation and it was SC
well received that she was recalled
twice and each time recited something
new.
A farmer of the name of Wiegand
residing east of the city was in town
yesterday afternoon, and Bis team
leaused considerable excitement by
running at :, mad psce up Third street
At the intersection of Mcclellan street
the team ran into a cutter belonging Il
a young man of the name of Kennedy
also residing in the country. When the
horses were untangled from the
Kennedy rig there was not enough o
Mr. Kennedy's cutter left to kindle {
FIRE in cook stove. As 'Viegand wa.
under the influence of some kind o.
stimulent at the time, complaint was
made against him and this morning h,
was fined $40 and costs