Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-08-10

Huffman & Brach guarantee all
their repair work ON shoes and rub
bers 10 be first class Corner Clark
street and Third Ave. IT
Albert Frank and Miss Minnie
Quade were married Saturday after
noon At the home OF the young lady's
mother, Mrs, Otto Buchweiz. 2o4
tfenzel street Rev. +. Werhahn
offieiated,
Tony Marks, barber, has moved
from the y, Nj. c, A, shop into his
ewn building, recently completed
The SECOND story was arranged for
living rooms and Mr., Marks and family
will eeeupS the upper floor,
The elevator being built by the
Northern Milling Co. viii be com
pletea within few days. The ele-
Satof will beequipped With contriv-
aaee Which viii NIL sacks and at the
same time register their weight.
Aug, folster and Miss Lydia Bopf
will be united in marriage Saturday,
Aug. IA, at the home OF the young
woman's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joha
Bopf,, alg Scott street, They via
make their home With Mr.. and Mrs.
Bopf for time at least.
The power driving the machinery in
the plant OF the Northern Milling Co.
is being changed from steam to
electric. -Four electric motors having
total of Ito horse power will sup
plant the old 80 horse power engine.
Two IS horse power transformers will
allow of other motors being added at
any time more power is needed.
The c. & N. w. Ry. Co. put on
crew Friday building switch from
the village of Schofield to the site of
the mill which the Marathon Paper
Mills Co. is building at Rothschilds.
This will give the company access to
both railroads and will work advan-
tageously in getting building supplies
for the dam and paper mill.
A number of Wausau young men
got the circus fever last Thursday
and hired out to Gollmer Bros. as
roustabouts and left town with that
organization that night. One young
man left job in Barker & Stewards
mill, where he was getting $1.65 per
day or approximately S43 per month,
for $22 per month with the circus.
He will be a financier some day
maybe. Chas Radtke, a local
character, will drive stakes and carry
water for the hippopotamus, getting
his first circus experience in Amigo,
Friday.
Otto Kickbush of Wausau is a man
past the meridian of life and as pecul-
lar in many respects as the hen that
abstained from society for several
weeks trying to bring life into door
knob by sitting on it. He was here
last week taking orders for some of
his choice brands of cigars. AS a
companionable fellow Otto generally
has good record on for everybody
and especially for his home town. The
reason we size him up as peculiar is
the fact he never witnessed base
ball game, shot off gun or caught a
fish. A man with an advanced regis
terry like that is entitled to two rows
of buttons on his vest. -Marshfeld
News.
The pea train ON the Northwestern
road was discontinued last Friday.
The train carried shelled peas from
the yiners in Marathon City to the
plant of the Wausau Canning Co.
The company had several hundred
acres planted to peas in the town of
Marathon this season and has cleaned
up the crop. The company will oper-
ate for several weeks longer on peas
grown in this section, from seed sown
at a later date. The crop this year
was better than it has been for several
years, and the output will in conse-
quence be larger and better. Two
years ago the company suffered heavily
from the affects of disastrous wind
storm which lodged the crop.