Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-12
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

for the transaction OF regular business.
The Majestic Theater company of this
city, is contemplating opening a vaude-
vile in Merrill.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House. June T.
Men are at work Oh the residence OF
j. A. Underwood giving the same
another coat of paint.
Rev. FIR. James NJ. Barker, of Spring.
field, ILL.,, conducted services in st.
Johns church last Sunday morning.
Remember the commencement sale
to be given by the ladies of the Uniyer-
salist society on afternoon of Tuesday
May 26th.
DR.. u. Sauerhering has received his
new Ford auto. 1t is an is horse, three
passenger machine, capable of getting
over the ground very fast
e. G. Flieth's new Buick automobile
arrived on Thursday and has been in
chine is very handsome one.
On Wednesday the new Catholic
church at Halder will be dedicated by
Bishop Schwebach, of La Crosse, assist
ed by number Of other priests.
If you are in need of shingles cal
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
IT, BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Eight members of Cones orchestra
went to Shawano on Thursday and fur.
nished music for parties in that city on
Thursday and Friday evenings. They
returned home Saturday.
Last Friday was Arbor and Bird day
and was observed in most of the city
and country schools, by the planting of
trees and carrying out of literary and
musical programs.
Jos. Burger of the town of Wausau,
Carl Nieman of the town of Hamburg,
and w. j. Farrell of the city, constitut-
ing the county school board of the
agricultural school, met Friday fof the
transaction of routine business.
Miss Margaret Thomas departed to-
day for Milwaukee, where she will visit
relatives for short time and chen go
to Hoopeston, ILL.,, to visit Rev and
Mrs. Gibbs. On the 9th of June she
will join the c. G. Parlin party and go
on trip to Europe.
The Brooks IL Ross Lumber Co of
Schofield has drive of about 500. 600
feet of hemlock in Big Sandy The logs
are scattered all along the river from
inc old Mcintosh mill to the mouth of
the river. This is the first drive in sew
eral years on that stream.
The home of Leon Miller was quaran-
tined for nearly month on account of
his children having scarlet fever. Early
last week the quarantine was removed
and the residence disinfected Leon was
up town on Thursday, the first time
since his children were taken sick
Officers of the Tuesday Musical club
elected last Tuesday afternoon are as
follows.
President-Miss Belle Heinemann.
Vice Pres Mrs j. w Coates.
Secretary-Miss Clara Roach.
Cor. Sec-Mrs. A F. Barden.
Treas.-Mrs. K. L. Boehm.
The annual state meeting of Odd Fell
lows and Patriarchs Militant will be
held in Marinette June 2-34 Wausau
Lodge No. 2l5 has elected as delegates
Robt. Young, r. j. Williams and NJ. j.
Kriskey These delegates will recon-
mend to the grand lodge the appoint
ment of f. c. Zimmerman as district
deputy grand master.
M. j. Ragen and j. A Freund, of
Grand Rapids, d. l. Sicklesteel of
Stevens Point, were in the city Wednes-
day evening comforting with members
of the local lodge of Catholic Order
of Foresters, regarding joint mutations
of candidates. Lit was decided to hold
one initiation in Marsh6eld June IS
and one here June 90.
Commencing with Sunday, May nth,
the Sunday school of the NJ f. church
will be in session from $50 to 1890
o'clock a. M, instead of from IL to
o'clock. This will be kept up during
the summer. The hour for commenc
ing church services has been changed
from 1880 to 1915. These changes
were male by tn. Sunday school board
which held meeting in the church on
Tuesday evening.
The town of Wausau evidently has as
. resident counterfeiter. Recently at
q dance given in Pine Tree hall in that
town someone succeeded in passing on
the son of the proprietor, Fred Paulus,
q number of bad quarter dollars. They
were made of pure lead aud very bad
imitation of the genuine article. Mr..
Paulus says be knows who the guilty
party is and there is possibility of him
making the party jump higher than Gil
deroy's kite.
Frank Maybee, drapman, driver of
fast, fa, and pure blood horses, was on
the bill at the Majestic theatre Friday
evening and furnished amusement for
the large audience present Every
Friday evening is amateurs night aid
prizes are offered for the best amateur
performance. Frank went on" as an
Irishmsn and his rich brogue won for
him first prize. His son recited MY
Father is at the Switch" and he won
second prize.