Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-03-03

build homes of their own in that sec.
ton next summer, and are having plans
drawn for the same now.
Rev. T. b. T. Fisher will preach on
the following subjects during the month
of March and first week in April
How Much Can We Believe of
The Trinity. March s
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Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Witter were
married just 40 years on Thursday,
February 9th. The day was a quiet
one because of Mr. Witter having been
sick for some time and only near rela-
tives and few friends stepped in to
extend their congratulations May they
live to celebrate their diamond wedding
anniversary, is the sincere wish of the
PILOT.
Ladies' Assembly No. 32l, f. F. U
gave a card party in Elks' hall on
Thursday afternoon which was largely
attended, more than five hundred be-
ing present. Mesdames q. w. Mills
and Carl Haase respectively won first
and second prizes, while Mrs. l.. Ed
wards scored the lowest number of
points and was honored accordingly.
DIR" John Till, the Somerset healer,
was recently found guilty of practicing
medicine without license and was
fined by Glenwood justice the maxi
mum fine of 300 and costs He will
take an appeal and fight the case. The
prosecution was secured through the
testimony of man who said Till had
treated him for rheumatism and cured
him. More advertising for Till.
DIR. Chas. E. Balassa, with whom the
authorities have had more or less
trouble in the past few months, was ar
rested again Wednesday evening. He
will be started on a journey to his
native country, Hungary, tonight.
This is compliance with an order is
sued at the time he was last released
from the state hospital for insane.
When under the influence of stimu-
Tents he assumes an ugly mood
Ed. Farley, arrested a week ago,
charged with pointing a revolver at Ed
Smith, resident of Kelly, was up for
examination Saturday and entered a
plea of not guilty. He was sent back
to jail to await trisi. At the time of
his arrest Farley, who is evidently a
tramp or crook, carried murderous
looking revolver, with barrel six
inches long, every chamber of the
cylinder loaded. The authorities have
been unable. to learn anything about
his past life.
Anna Borchardt, aged thirty
wife of Fred Borchardt, a resident e
the town of Texas, died Friday after a
five days illness following childbirth.
She was married at the age of twenty
years, and had been a resident of the
county all her life She is survived by
her husband and four children. The
funeral was held this afternoon at one
o'clock from the home with services at
st. Peters church at two o'clock, Rev.
T. Buerger, officiating. Her husband
was serving on the jury at the time the
M "A ., oxx,e ~ 80 Ill.,.
Marshtield News: Charles Forrestal,
the Dancy drainage contractor, while
in the city last week, said everything
was in readiness to begin work and
that the big dredger would be started
this week. All the machinery is on the
grounds except one car load which was
lost on theway. Considerable help will
be needed to carry on the work, the
kind most needed at present being men
handy with tools. The boarding house
and sleeping quarters are on the dredge
boat. Mr.. Forrestal win move his
family here as soon as he can find a
suitable house.
A party was given at the home of E.
NJ. james on Wednesday evening to
those who accepted the hospitality of
the James Music Co. last summer when
party visited Pine lake in Shawano
county for an outing. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gill, Jr., and
daughters, Merl and Evelyn, Mrs. C.
+. Woodward and daughters Dorothy
and Prudential, Mrs. NJ. L. Reeves, the
Misses Flora Braeger, Clara Roach,
Nettie Garrett. Mabel Parcher, Edith
Hughes, Mabel Benson, Gertrude Boil
Ter, Gertrude James and Ruby Smith.
Games were played, refreshments were
served and very pleasant time was
had By all,