Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-01-14
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
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The last session of the county board
cost total of ST .0052 "a.
A. F. Levenhagen of this CITY. and
Miss Lenora Breitenstein of the village
of Knowlton, were married in Mosinee
Wednesday. They will reside in Wau
san.
| John Grabeau was arrested FRIDAY
evening, on complaint of girl who
formerly resided in the town of Stettin,
Ihe ofhcers have oeen searching fol
him for some time.
! My entire second floor is now de
voted 10 picture framing. Plenty ot
time now to frame pictures. Prompt
service. Prices lower than before
Christmas.-O. &. Callies.
The Bauman Hardware Co. of this
city has filed articles of incorporation
with the register of deeds; capital, $50,
600; incorporators, Z. Baumaa Henry
Seim, Jr., and Anna Bobrina
Do you want shingles? If you dc
call and look over oar large assort
ment and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
The Clover Leaf Dairy Co. has been
organized at Stradt p O. The com
pany is composed of farmers residing
in the towns of Eau Pleine and McMil
Ian. They will operate creamery.
VIM. Kluewner and Miss Ottilie
Kruger were married Saturday even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Kruger, 527 JEFF.
ferson street. Rev. e. A. Bretscher
officiated
l.. j. Brookhyser and Miss Selma
Arnold were married Saturday by
Justice II. N. Larner. Both are resi-
dents of the village of Brokaw. The
ceremony took place in the Wausau
club house,
| Florian, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
Hoff, residing at 537 S. Third Ave,
died Sunday, aged one year. He had
been i'll for two weeks. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon, Rev. +.
Schaer officiating.
Remmel Bros. have purchased the
pop factory of Dryer Il Limburger.
The machinery has been resold to out.
side parties, and the other
paraphernalia will be used by the
purchasers in their pop business.
j. c. Monaghan, connected with the
department of commerce and labor
| Washington, ID. c., is scheduled tC
address the local branch of the knights
of Columbus on Sunday evening next
His topic will be ''The French Crisis"
| Yesterday morning, while delivery
man for Chas. Geisler was making a
delivery of meat, the wagon broke
down in front of the Continental store
The spokes dropped out of the hub Of
one of the hind wheels and the horse
ran a short distance before being
stopped.
John Dreyer, former resident of
this city, was found dead in bed at his
home in Marathon City Friday morning
The discovery was made by his wife al
five O'Clock in the morning. He has
several brothers and sisters residing in
| this city.
j. p. Hughes had two gum machines
stolen from him last week. The ma
chimes were left hanging outside of the
store over night and disappeared some
time during the night. They were
partly filled with gum and also con
| tanned small amount of money. There
is well grounded suspicion as TO who
the guilty party is.
The Brooks g. Ross mill in Schofield
will start saving next Monday, after ar
idleness of several months The mil
will be operated night and day through
out the year The mill has recently
been overhauled and its saving capacity
increased. Logs are being shipped in
by rail at present at the rate of about
twenty ear loads per day.
The Wausau Base Ball association
has opened skating rink in Warren
park. The same will be kept open the
balance of the winter when weather
permits. The proceeds will go into the
base ball fund, to supply winning
team next year. The officers of the as
sociation are in hopes that they will
meet with liberal patronage.
The Wausau Sharpshooters' society
held its annual election WEDNESDAY
evening and chose the following officers
for the year: President, f. Ritter; vice
president, Louis Scharbau; secretary
Hilmer Schmidt; treasurer, Otto Muel
Ter; 1st shooting master, Gus Naffz; &c
shooting master, Paul Weidkauf
trustee, Frank Mathie. Following tn,
election, luncheon was served.
The annual election of officers of tn,
Bank of Athens last Tuesday was at
tended by H. G. Flieth, Walter Alex
ander and A. l.. kreutZer of this city
Old officers and directors were elected
as follows: President, A. l.. Kreutzer
vice-president, D. +. Schlegel; cashier
r. Neuenschwander; directors, A. l.
kreutzer, G. S. Gilbert, Walter Alex
ander, H. G. Flieth, Geo. +. Kreutzer
John Chesak, ID. L. Schlegel.
At the annual election of the Citizens
State bank held las. Tuesday afternoon
the following old directors were re
elected; 5. NJ. Quaw, Anton Mehl, c
A Barwig, (. W. Genrich, Henr,
Ruder, &. A. Oswald, Aug. Marquardt
| Chas. Zahn and A. IL. Clark. Tn,
directors met Friday and reelected
officers as follows: President, S. NJ
Quaw; vice president c. A Barwig
cashier, W. +. Hudtloff.
While decking logs for the John
Week Lumber Co., near Mosinee, las
Thursday afternoon, Harry Morton o
Stevens Point, lost all of the fingers O
his left hand in an accident He was a
once taken to MoSinee, where his hanC
was dressed by the two physicians o
the village While sending up log
from skidway onto a sleigh, the team
hitched TO the chain backed up, ant
Morion's hand was caught between the
chain and logs aud the fingers ground
off.
If you are in need of shingle cal
and see our large assortment and ge
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER 4 STEWART LUMBER Co.
When drains are cut through tn
Dancy drainage district it is expecte,
: that about 500 acres of land viii b
J drained. There are III 600 acres i
Marathon county, 1900 in Portag
county and 5000 in Wood county i
is expected that during the winter right
of-ways for the drains will have bee
cleared of timber, barges for the stear