Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-23

his new automobile purchased recently.
The ride was made from Milwaukee
and M. B. Rosenberg and t. Jacob
accompanied Mr.. Brown to Wausau
Walter Benson, who was graduated
last week from Carroll college, will be
assistant in chemistry at the Armour
institute next year. Mr.. Benson's
many friends extend congratulations.
The-frst meeting of the Euterpesn
society was held in the NJ E. church
last Friday evening and was under the
direction of w. NJ. Derthick. The pro-
gram was very interesting one ard
enjoyed BY all present.
Comfort these hot days is realized
only when you buy your clothing of
Seim Bros. How's your underwears
Does it feel soggy and creeping up
your back? Buy some of Seim Bros
net underwear and take comfort.
SUNDAY, the first day of summer, was
scorcher. The government Their
mometer ON the court house square
registered eighty-five degrees above
zero, and that thermometer is cen
sidered very conservative in its calcu-
lations.
10 you want shingles? If you do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
A case was tried in Justice r. N. Lar
ner's court yesterday entitled Brown,
Pradt & Genrich VS.. Philip Stadler, the
compliments seeking to get judgment
for debt alleged TT be owing them by
the defendant. The case was tried be-
fore jury and a judgment was rendered
in favor of the complainants.
John A. Hoffman and Miss Martha
Hahnheiser were married this morning
at 900 o'clock in St. Mary's church,
Rev. p. l.. Gesper officiating. The
groom is the proprietor of the Elysium
hotel on the west side. The young
lady was for number of years book
keeper in the Office of DIR. ID. T. Jones.
Mosinee will celebrate the Fourth of
July on large scale. w. f. LaDu will
be the marshal of tie day; the address
will be made by Rev. Jaquith, and Miss
Mary Parker will read the Declaration
of Independence. There will be par
ade in which merchants will have floats
representing their lines of business. A
bowery is being erected in which to
hold the exercises and in which there
will be dancing during the afternoon.
Representatives of various lodges of
C. 0. F. in the Wisconsin valley will
meet in this city next Monday. At
that time class of candidates will be
initiated and state officers will be
present to exemplify the exalted de-
gree. A local committee has made
arrangements for entertaining the
visitors. In the evening they will be
given trolly ride to Rothschilds where
dancing will be in progress during the
evening.
Boys should be restrained from plac-
ing caps and other explosives on the
tracks of the street railway company.
This is being dope right along, now,
and it has resulted several times, in
frightenining horses and nearly causing
runaways. The firing off of fire-crack-
els should also be stopped, when every
thing is as dry as it was last week. The
bang of the fire cracker is heard
quite frequently and it is better to stop
the firing now than to fight large fire
later on.
The coming marriage of Miss May
Mcdonald of this city, to Harry Hurd of
Merrill is announced. The wedding
will be celebrated at the home of the
BRIDES parents, on Tuesday. June 80.
The young lady is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan A. Mcdonald, who
reside at zoos Grand Ave. The young
man is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Hurd of Merrill, and brother of Will
Hurd of this city. He holds good
position with the Gilkey & Arson Lbr.
Co. of Merrill and that city will be their
home.
An effort was made in county court
yesterday by the town board of Eau
Pleine to have thirteen year-old Alvina
Traenkler removed from the custody of
her mother and placed in some institu
ton where she will have some care.
As the girl is suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis it was ordered that she be
sent to st Marys hospital. Her father
is dead and the mother has been town
charge There are two other children
old enough to take care of themselves.
A mar from Schofield while return
ing home this forenoon was struck by a
street car and his rig was reduced to
kindling wood. The accident occurred
at the corner of Fourth and Forest SITS.
The man had purchased a door at one
of the factories and had placed the same
in the rig in front of him. partly screen
ing his view ahead. The motorman
supposed that the fellow saw the car
and would turn out in time, but he was
wrong in his calculations. The car hit
the rig, threw the man out, knocked the
horse down and destroyed the buggy.
Those who witnessed the accident say
it was a miracle that the man and horse
were not killed.
A coal and storage shed belonging to
the ID. j. Murray Mig. Co. was dis
covered to be on ere Saturday night.
The she'd is situated northwest of the
moulding department and is long
affair used mainly at present for stor-
ing machinery finished by the company
to fill orders. The fire started in the
middle of the shed and spread both ways.
Much OF the machinery it contained was
rendered useless, the heat twisting it
out of shape. Some time later blaze
was seem in the Dattarn shop. sit