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


SOC per couple.
Mrs. P. " o. VanVecnten entertained
lady friends at an afternoon tea on
Saturday in honol. of Mrs. VIM Gilbert,
of Grspd Rapids, Mimi.
OF course we know you are busy, but
do try and visit our store forenoons
when wanting wall paper. In the after
noon the store is crowded %. c. Cal
lies.
DIR. B. III Conlin has made sale of the
rssidence on 9TH street now occupied by
John l. Kiefer, to VIM. j Butler, who
will take possession as soon as it is
vacant
Arnold and Walter LinGer start out
today On newly secured positions, the
former as salesman for G.. A. Barwig,
the latter in the same position for the
Ashland Cigar Co.
The trailing arbutus is beginning
to blossom and parties are going out
after it nearly every day. They are
getting some but it is little early yet.
A few days of warm weather will bring
it out in plenty.
Chas Puehler, assistant Y. M. C. A.
state secretary addressed the mems
meeting at the association building last
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The
Triangle male quartet, of Milwaukee,
sang several selactions
Several base ball games were in
progress at one time on the high school
grounds SUNDAY afternoon, which were
watched with interest by many people
The kids show more enthusiasm in the
game than do professionals.
The mems club of the Universalist
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting next Thursday evening. There
will be the usual banquet and an ad-
dress either by one of its members or by
someone from out of the city.
Ernst Billman, a resident of the town
of johnson, secured divorce from his
wife, Minnie, yesterday in municipal
court They were married in Dor
chester, Aug. is. 1888, and she deserted
him Feb s, 1907. They have no
children
Ii is expected that the street car com
pany's pavilion at Rothchilds viii be
completed by June LIST, when it will be
formally opened to the public. The
eompany's double truck interurban cars
are not expected to reach here before
that same date.
Mrs. G.. w. Lake has the Manson resi-
dence, corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets, into which she moved after the
fire III the Scholfeld residence-all
settled and is again keeping house, and
has all those stopping there that were
with her previous to the fire.
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman died of heart
failure Saturday at her home in the
town of Easton She was twenty years
of age and was born in this county, be-
ing a daughter of Fred DUNDEE, of the
town of Wausau. She is survived by
her husband and one child. The
funeral was held this afternoon.
VIM. Block, teamster employed by
VIM. Paff, while driving along Fourth
street yesterday afternoon, lost his BAL
ance and fell out of the wagon, landing
on his head and shoulders. He received
a bad wound over the right eye. A by
stander took the team to the barn,
while Mr.. Block went to the Office of a
surgeon.
A synodical meeting of Lutheran
ministers is being held in this city today
and will continue throughout tomorrow
The sessions are being held in st.
large attendance of visiting clergymen
and they are being entertained at the
homes of the members of st. Stephens
congregation.
The pupils of Mrs Clinton Smith gave
a musicale at her home on Grant street
last Saturday afternoon, to which the
parents were invited A program, con-
sisting of vocal and.instrumentalm music,
of high order, vas carried out and
which gave much pleasure to all pres
ent. There were fifteen pupils who
took part in the musicale.
Harry Smart entered plea of guilty
yesterday to an unnatural crime and
was committed to the Green Bay reform
atory for period of two years. lie
is resident of the town of Hull and
twenty years of age. He has been
brought up in ignorance and never
rode on railroad or saw street car
before coming to Wausau.
Mrs. A. f. McRae of Chicago, land
scape gardener for the st Paul and
other railway systems, was guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. Jones
on Saturday She came here to look
after the lawn, shrubbery, etc, at the
st. Paul depot and to give orders for
the planting of flowers and care of the
grounds during the summer.
The state convention of Modern
Woodmen which viii be held in this
city May 8, Will be convened IN the
circuit court room of the court house.
1t is expected that about l25 delegates
from all parts of the state will be present
besides a number of others. In the
evening the visitors viii be entertained
at banquet and dance to be given in
Armory hall.
Wausau enjoyed three real summer
days last week, during which thermom-
eters indicated over IS above zero.
Summer clothing was donned and
many really entertained the idea that
winter wraps could be laid aside until
next fall, but the change which took
pace on Saturday made it necessary to
go back to heavy clothing. Our advice
is not to be in too great q hurry to
make the change.
Comnlaints are being heard on every