Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-08-11
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MIR. and Mrs. Leo Gensman.
DR.. Turbin. the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, August "a.
Herman Marquardt and Miss Louise
kerhahn were married Thursday after.
noon, the Rev. 4. Werhahn officiating
Wausau was well represented last
week at the homecoming and Old
White School reunion held in Stevens
Point.
Do you want shingless If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
DIR. 6. A. Mills has material on the
ground for the erection of an addition
TO his veterinary hospital 1t will be
IA 40 'eet in size aid constructed OF
concrete blocks. It's location will be
on the north side of his present
quarters.
The Sheboygan Daily Press OF
Wednesdays issue says that Frank
Krupeck, an Austrian resident of that
city, that day broke IN arm in wheeling
baby carriage. It is 10 doubt fear of
such misfortune which cause many
Wausau men to shift this responsibility
onto their wives.
Geo. II. Reynolds, of Marshfield, is
raising large crop of peppermint on
land near Rice lake. He has mill on
the property for the purpose of dis
tilling the oil for market. A gallon of
the oil sells for about as much as the
United States government expects to
collect some days in fines from old
John ID.
The canning factory is being OPP
Grated daily until about o'clock even
ings. Overtime is put in because the
peas are ripening SO fast and must be
cut in hurry or they cannot be used
for canning. The cannery has nearly
reached the end of its seasons run and
it Is expected that it will close before
another week passes.
"Dose Irishers make me sick, always
talking about vat gread fghders dey
are" said a Teutonic resident of Scho-
field, with great contempt. "Vhy, at
Minna's Wedding der odder pighd dot
drunken Mike O'Hooligan butted in,
und me und mein brudder und mein
cousin Fritz und mein frient, Louie
Hartmann-vhy we pretty near kicked
him oudt of der house."
The Milwaukee Sentinol recently ar
ranged with The Manhattan Soap Co.
OF New York to give a cake of Sweet
heart soap free with very copy of The
Sunday Sentinel. You can get it free by
cutting out the coupon from The Sun
day Sentinel and presenting it to the
nearest grocer orsdealer. II you are
not now receiving The Su1fsJ Sentinel
subscribe at once. The Offer is good for
five weeks only. If.
Mrs. L. II. Jacob was arrested again
Thursday. charged with driving an
auto along the streets in excess of the
speed limit. The complaint was made
by Officer Andrew Peterson, who, it is
said, held stop watch on her. When
arraigned in court Friday she was
represented by an attorney and pleaded
not guilty. The district attorney asked
for continuance of one week, which
was granted. Mrs. Jacob paid fine OF
S25 and costs but short time ago for
speeding
While going from the west to the
east side Wednesday evening, Adolph
Teske's automobile and street car
met at the corner of Clinton street and
First Ave. The meeting was not a
cordial one for either the autoist or
motorman, and the result was that the
auto was badly damaged and its oc-
cupants thrown out but not injured.
The auto is one which MIR. Teske built
himself. He is an employe in one of
the factories on the west side.
John Kommenick. resident of the
town of Emmett, has secured license
to wed Katie Skorta, also of that town.
There is nothing unusual in this an
nouncement were it not for the fact
that each are beyond the age when per
sons are supposed to be immune from
the tickle jades of love. John has passed
through seventy-five summers and Katie
no longer calls herself sixteen, but
sixty Further, this will not be Johns
flrst voyage on the sea of matrimony
When he goes before Father Daniels in
Mosinee shortly, as he will, it will be
the fourth time he has led a blushing
bride to the altar.
l.. S. jacobson, a well known and
prosperous farmer residing in the town
of Elderon, lost barn. about fifty tons
of hay and all his chickens and some
other property, Wednesday night by
fire. The fire was discovered soon after
it had started, but as there was nothing
at hand with which to fight it, it burned
to the ground. 1t was practically a
new structure, being completed last
season. MIR. jacobson had finished
haying short time ago and had his
entire crop stored in the barn. Neigh
bors succeeded in getting out all the
stock, but the poultry was roasted. E.
j. Benson went into the barn to get
out some horses and found man sound
asleep, farm hand. The man would
have been burned alive. but TO; Mr..
Benson's discovery. 1t is not known
how the tre originated.
Its queer what education and re.
ligion will do. Maud Frenchman, q
Winnebago squaw, aged about twenty.
five, died recently of consumption in a
wigwam across the Embarass river
from Galloway in the town of Franzeu
In most instances whites pay but little