Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-11-10
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

have applied for hunting licenses.
A daughter was born Thursday even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Arensee.
President Roosevelt has officially
proclaimed Nov % as Thanksgiving
day.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
St. Clair Saturday morning. This is
their first child
DR.. Turbin. the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Nov. IS.
The old Morgan livery stable at the
corner of Second and jefferson streets,
is being fitted up for a roller skating
rink.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Two young fellows settled an cleo
ton bet Wednesday evening by one
wheeling the other up Third street in a
wheelbarrow and back to the starting
point.
A room has been fitted up in the
agricultural school for the use of the
janitor, who will hereafter be in the
building at all times when fire is re-
CURED
Henry Boiler and Miss Anna Graebel
were married Wednesday evening in the
German Reformed church on the west
side, Rev. E. A. Fuenfstueck officiating
They will live on farm in the town of
Stettin.
The first real snow of the season fell
last Saturday. The attempts hereto
fore have been cheap affairs and the
quality an imitation of the real goods.
Enough fell Saturday to whiten the
ground.
Mrs. W. III. Mylrea Observation-Disclosures
at whist, Tuesday evening, in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Ostrander and sister,
Mrs. Theodore Starrett, OF N. Y City.
The head prize was won by Mrs. E A.
Gooding.
AAO dppOintCO OlvO
Mueller of the city; L. II. Cook OF
Unity and A. j. Cheney of Edgar as a
board to canvas election returns. They
commenced their work Friday and
finished Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Barney was granted q
divorce from her husband Friday
on the grounds of cruelty Both are
minors and their married life was o.
short duration. She was given the
custody of their child and granted
$l2 90 per month alimony.
The Domestic Economy and Agri
cultural clubs OF the county school me-
cottons and breadstuffs. The latter
discussed dairy breeds of cattle. These
clubs were organized at this term o.
school and they meet once each month
The Donnerstag brothers, who es
capped a short time ago from the Dane
county Jail, have all been recaptured
at their old home near Rhinelander
Two gave themselves up while the
third offered resistance and was shot
through the right thigh. They claimed
that the reason they returned 10 their
old home was to get about $4,000 they
had hidden in the woods near their
home, before leaving for the West
The third annual county school con
vention was held in Elks' hall, TINS city
last Wednesday. About every schoo
district in the county was represented
by one or more of its board. l.. II
Wood, rural school inspector, wa:
present and his knowledge of schoo
affairs and school legislation was very
helpful to those present. S. b. Toby
superintendent of our city schools
addressed the convention on the
necessity of paying higher salaries to
secure more efficient work. Taken al
in all IL was a very profitable meeting
DR.. w. I. Lawrence, dentist. Over
Dunbar's jewelry store. Telephone
No 1852. n12-tf
From present indications the people
of East hill will not get the much wished
for water from the reservoir for several
weeks and perhaps not this winter.
First, the pump baked and now the
trouble lies in the reservoir. The lat
ter was filed last week and everything
appeared lovely until it was noticed
that the pressure of the water had
cracked the tank and there was danger
of the citizens living at the foot of the
hill experiencing Johnstown flood
The water was drawn off and an ex.
animation made of the reservoir, with
the result that it was decided by the
city officials not to fill it again until il
has been strengthened. When it was
built it was supposed that it was OF
such substantial construction that it
would withstand any pressure of water.
The officials are undecided what to do