Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02

past few days.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon. will be at the
Bells House. July 6.
Albert Pregont, charged with aban-
doning his wife and infant, will have
bis hearing tomorrow.
P. o. Oleson, arrested some time ago,
charged with the larceny of about $40,
will be given hearing in court to-
morrow.
Mayor John Lamont of Wausau, was
the center of circle of admiring
friends in this city on Friday of last
week John is considerable of politi-
cal farmer and thinks he sees victory
for the democrats in the national cleo
tion.-Marshfeld News.
Beginning with the second week in
June the east bound train on the North
western, now leaving at 7:15 p. m will
depart ten minutes earlier The change
is made because the present schedule
does not give the train crew time to
switch and turn around at Eland Jet
and maintain time table schedule.
Ola and Anna Person, of RingIe, de
parted the latter part of the week for
their old home in Melmo, Sweden
They leave New York, Wednesday
on the Cunard steamer Mauretania,
tickets for which were purchased of A.
A. Book. The first named viii probably
return, but the lady win remain in that
country.
One of the prettiest spots 10 the
county now is along the Eau Claire
river, especially at and about F. B.
Fullmers place, known as the Eau
Claire Villa. All of the old stumps and
logs have been pulled out, making a
great improvement in the land and
river and much to the delight of all
who love boating One can enjoy
trip of eight or ten miles up and down
the river.
Rev. f. III. Brigham attended tbs
meeting of the Wisconsin Sunday
week. The officers elected were:
President-C. w. Treat, Appleton
Rec. Sec'y.-J. Bergstrom, Neenah
Gen. Sec'y.-W. j. Semelroth, Apple
ton.
Treasurer-W w. Hughes, Fond du
Lac.
Rev. Brigham was elected vice-presi-
dent for the central division.
Upon complaint of Deputy Game
Warden, John Foster, Paul Busse and
Geo. Lett, of Marathon City, and Jake
Duerstein, of Edgar, were arrested Fri
day and brought into municipal court,
charged with having used nets in catch
ing fish. Upon information furnished
the game warden, it was shown that the
three had fished with nets in Big Rib
| river recently. Each entered plea of
guilty and were fined S25 and costs
amountingin each case to S35.25. They
paid their fines.
Geo. M. Laird of Duluth, special
land agent for the government, was in
the city Friday for the purpose of con-
Quoting prosecutions against five home
steaders. The latter were A O'Mishler
of Wolf Greek; Jos Morrison, of Anita;
Chas. Pucy, Iron River; Lemuel E.
Blake, Summit Lake, and Thos Multi
gan, of Superior. Three of these were
represented by attorneys; the others
ole
had violated the homestead compliances
in one way or another. Register John
Miller will make decision in each
case within few weeks.
j. A. Cronin and A. B. Cornell, two
travelling advertising fakirs, were
arrested at the st. Paul depot Thurs
day evening, on warrant sworn out
by Oscar Leubner. The men had been at
the Leubner livery stable the day before
and. it was alleged, walked out of the
barn with fountain pen in their
clothes belonging to Mr.. Leubner. He
called at their hotel and demanded the
pen, bat it was not forthcoming
Undersheriff Sell, in whose hands the
warrent was placed, found the men at
the ST. raul depot, where they were
about 10 depart from the city. He
placed them under arrest and. it is
alleged, found the pen on the person of
one of them. After paying the costs in
the matter they were allowed to go.
Prof. G E Culver of the state normal
school of Stevens Point, came up into
this vicinity last Thursday, bringing his
class of geology students They went
to Granite Heights and along the river
in that section, studying geological
specimens. On the way to Wausau they
stopped off at Brokaw and conducted
further investigations. They remained
in this vicinity over night and next
morning went out onto Rib hill, where
they viewed the quartz formation of
that stately conference.-the highest peak
in Wisconsin. From there they went
to Mosinee and at the latter place en-
barked in boats for home. The trip WAS
highly enjoyed by the students Every
year since Prof. Culver has been in the
school he has brought class here. The
trips are profitable to the students in the
way of furnishing practical knowledge,