Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-04-28

was q HDdncldl success.
Charles Gilbert, Jr, has been quite
ill the past week. He is now improv
ing
l.. Z. Spencer. M. D., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner of Third and
Mcclellan streets. If
Don't fail to attend the Woodmer
dance In Armory hall Wednesday even.
ing, May g. Tickets SOC per couple
If you don't want wall paper, we
have something else which is better
Call at store for particulars %. c.
Callies.
Weichman Bros. had formal open
ing of their soda fountain last Saturday.
Orangeade was given outfree to all and
the crowd was large,
The Wausau Street Railroad Co. re-
ceived furniture today for its pavilion
at Rothchilds. 1t is of a kind usually
placed in rustic buildings.
Mrs. P. l.. Goeriing entertained
friends at whist on Friday afternoon.
The prize for the highest number of
points was made by Mrs. G. G. Yawkey.
&. A. Crosthwait, who is at the head
of the Marathon County School of Agri-
culture, spoke before the Mems club of
the First M. f. church on Wednesday
evening
There will be a commencement sale
given by the ladies of the Uniyersalist
church on Tuesday, May Goth. 1t will
consist OF fancy goods, commencement
gifts, etc.
Rev. FIR. Allen &. Wilson, of Newton,
Kas., conducted services in St. John s
church last Sunday. He departed yes
terday for Fond du Lac and will return
to his home from that city.
The Girls league contest will be
held in Wausau next Friday evening.
Wausau will have three contestants:
Miss Elizabeth Plantz, Miss Leah
Deutsch and Miss Edith Weeks.
1t is rumored that the following
named will have automobiles this sea-
son. Sam Livingston, II. +. McEachron
and II. G. Flieth. Wausau has the
incest lot of automobiles of any city of
its size in Wisconsin and the number
keeps on increasing.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church gave a 25-cent supper
in their church on Tuesday even
ing, which was very literally patronized
and which, like all suppers given by
this society, was greatly relished by all
who partook of same.
The social, given by the Farthur
Lights Mission society. on Saturday
evening, at the Baptist church, was a
very successful and enjoyable event.
The society is composed of the young
ladies of the church and they carried
out very interesting program.
rChas. Puehler, assistant state secre-
tary of the Y M. G. A., occupied the
pulpit in the Baptist church on Monday
morning. There was singing by the
Triangle male quartette of Milwaukee.
This quartette also furnished number
at the Presbyterian church.
The traffic on the street railway Sun
day was very heavy, owing to the fact
that the company commenced running
cars that day to Rothchilds. Trailers
were put on in the afternoon and there
was a steady stream of passengers back
and forth between the city and park all
afternoon.
Henry Urban, of the west side, has
been appointed to the Office of dog
catcher and will go on duty May /. If
he proves as good at catching dogs as
he did in catching wolves last winter he
will soon clean up all stray ours He
made good wages last winter in catch
ing wolves out on Rib hill
1.-THE Time, the Place and the Girl, !"
musical play, was at the opera house
on Thursday evening and was greeted
by good-sized audience. The mana
ger of the company refused to lower
the price of admission from 81 90 to
81 90 and many would not pay the
price and remained at home.
The members of Co. G expect to have
new targets up and other repairs made
on their range south of the city by next
Sunday, so that they can begin target
practice with the new rifles the follow
ing Sunday. They are 1T present
awaiting a shipment of Springfield am
munition from the state arsenal.
| Stanislaus Kabat died Friday at his
home, SIS Hoetiinger street. be was
sixty five years of age and had been a
resident of this city for q quarter of q
century. He leaves, besides has wife, 9
son and daughter The son is resi-
dent of South Africa The funeral was
held yesterday from the Polish Catholic
| church.
For three days it has been cloudy and
much rain has fallen. On Monday
levening it commenced to snow and
more or less fell duriag the night
while not much was on the ground this
morning, there was some. Up at Ash
land and other lake cities, a good deal
of snow fell. in some places it was s
foot deep.