Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-06-29

Ile ENTERTAINMENT given at 9Th
opera house Friday evening under tn
auspices of st. Stephens society wa
a success and well attended
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Circuit ant
daughter Miss Edith who have beer
visiting in Menasha for the past tw,
weeks, will return to Wausau thi
evening.
| Florence Kelly celebrated her tentl
birthday on Friday and dozen littl,
girls assisted her in the jubilee
They ali went to the pavilion a
Rothschilds, where they had delight
full picnic which was arranged by hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kelly.
Mrs. Gotliebe Haun died this morn
ing at the home of her daughter Mrs
Ed. Jess, corner Scott and First
streets. She has been confined to the
house for the past four years with a
cancer of the face. She was seventy
nine years of age. Besides her
daughter she is survived by one son,
Emil Mitz, who resides in Milwaukee.
The remains will be taken to Milwau-
kee tonight for burial.
w. H. Norman has planned number
of athletic events, races and other
sports which will be given at Roths-
childs park on July 5. Boys of the Y.
M. c. A. will be the participants
Mr. Norman has also planned a
number OF water events, too, and there
will be launch races and the program
will be so varied that it will prove
very entertaining. In the evening
there will be a display of fireworks.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Bissell and son
Walter, the Misses katherine and
Margaret Bissell and Mrs. VIM. Gamble,
returned home from the East on
Thursday. They made a tour from
Buffalo in their automobile, and on
their way taking in Miss katherine
Bissell at Poughkeepsie, N,rA., where
she was attending Vassar college, and
Miss Margret at Northampton where
she was attending the Capen school.
If you are i'll need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere
tt. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
A crew of men, aided with teams,
has nearly completed the work of fill
ing up the public library grounds and
smoothing them off. The job has
required vast amount of labor and
time, and has been retarded because
filling could not be secured at all times.
During the past week a cement curb
ing about two feet high has been
along the west side of the
grounds. The grounds at this point
are elevated above the street and it
was feared that rains would litter the
sidewalk with washed out dirt
Jas. Muiligan died Sunday morning
at the home of his mother, 1923 Hen
rietta street. He had been a sufferer
With pulmonary tuberculosis for sew
eral years and for about two years he
lived in Colorado to get away from the
climate of this section. Com
ing back here short time ago he
failed rapidly until death finally
closed his eyes. He is survived by |
his widowed mother and two brothers.
The funeral was held this afternoon |
rom the Presbyterian church, Rev.
! M. Duer officiating.
Mrs. E. A. Gooding entertained
small company of ladies Monday after |
noon in honor of her mother, Mrs. N.
[. Kelly. Mrs. Mathew DeCoursey |
If Los Angeles, California, a
ormer school mate of Mrs. Kelly,
who has been absent from Wausau for
,hirty-three years, was present and
much time, during the afternoon, was
pent in talking over incidents of long
go. Refreshments were served and
he occasion was one which will long
'e remembered for the many pleas
Tres enjoyed by the participants.
Hygeno, that's The stuff that puts
lies on domestic animals to route.
t is sold by G. G. Pier, 204 Scott ST.,
phone 1926.
A. day evenings meeting of
h. CIV. council the heads of the
institution located in
he northern section of the city filed
set of resolutions in the form of a
roteSt against the removal of the
fridge street bridge to some other
ONT. The main "kick' was that by
he removal of the bridge the tend
ncy would be to increase the danger
{ fire destruction, because the plants
0uld not be SO easily reached. The
)uncil will consider the protest.
t the same meeting Alderman
.eiser put the proposition before that
ody OF building pile bridge in place
the one on Bridge street
A number of representatives of the
I. & n. w. Ry. Co. were in the city
Ist week and held conference with
ne mayor and other city officials re-
arding bridge over the Canal street
laduct. The railroad people stated
nat they thought the city ought to
and part of the expense of the con-
.ruction of such bridge The city
ficials held different opinion and !
nus no agreement was reached. 1t is ,
kelly that another conference will be
in the near future and that /
9TH sets of officials will come to terms.
he opening of Canal street to traffic ;
inges on the building of this bridge,
nd the general public is in hopes that :
ne structure viii soon be completed.
VIM. Weinkauf, late of Milwaukee,
nd Miss Hulda Buhse were married