Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-27


South Carolina, where he has timber
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Klecker, who
have been in Menominee, Mich, on a
visit returned home today.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House. Wednesday,. May 5th.
The coInci, will meet this evening,
A number of important petitions Lave
been filed with the city clerk which
will be presented for action thereupon.
The Wausau Country club has order
ed specifications to be made for the
club house the organization proposes to
build near R,thschilds the coming
summer.
Judge Reid has ordered that grand
jury be drawn for Oneida county. Ger
tain officials will be required to give an
accounting of moneys which have
passed through their hands.
VIM. Seefeldt, resident of the town
of Berlin, was conveyed to the North
ern State Hospital for Insane, Winnie
bago, Wednesday, he having been ed
judged insane the day previous.
REWARD OFFERED.-A volume CT the
WISCONSIN RIVER PILOT, containing the
issues of the years 1873 and 1874, has
been lost track Of Any information
leadingto its recovery left at 407 Grand
avenue. will be rewarded If
The department of Art and Literature
of the Ladies' Literary club met with
Mrs. IL. j. Evans yesterday afternoon.
The subject of the afternoon was China,
and Mrs G. g. Parlin, Mrs. j ID Jones
and Mrs. ID. i. Plumer read papers. A
general discussion followed.
When the city hall was built some
thirty years ago, or more, Messrs. B. G
Plumer and August Kickbusch donated
the clock which has been clicking off the
time ever since, until several months
ago, when it stopped for some reason.
Now it is being repaired and will soon
be running as of yore.
The John Week Lumber company of
Stevens Point, has a large crew of
men driving logs on Big Rib river ana
another on the Eau PIeine. The waite.
in the various streams is at a good
driving stage and fairly quick work
can be accomplished About So so a
day is being paid drivers this spring.
Upon complaint of John Schultz,
farmer living in the town of Pike Lake,
Peter Knippel, Aug. Cychosz and Mike
Wojtasik, were arrested Friday. They
are saloon keepers in BeSent and the
complainant alleged that they sold
liquor to his minor son. They pleaded
guilty to the charge and each was as
sessed fine and costs amounting to
$25.
w. w. Thayer has resigned as post
master of Hogarty. He was appointed
under President Harrison's administra-
ton and has served continuously since
The Office pays the munificent salary
of S12.26s per month, and about $50
worth of stamps, etc., is sold monthly.
A civil service examination will be
held May % in Aniwa for successor
to Mr.. Thayer.
Ole E. Carlson of Granite Heights
last week purchased transportation to
this county from Segmon, Swed, for
his brother Ragwald. The ticket was
purchased through A. A. Book, agent
for the White Star line. The first men
toned Carlson is stone cutter en-
ployed by Anderson Bros. & johnson
in Granite Heights.
Both of the city bands are bent on
giving open air concerts during the
summer, providing the council makes
an appropriation for that purpose. Each
of the leaders has offered to give ten
concerts for 5000 while Que agrees to
tack on five more for 'nutlar hundred.
The council will decide whether or not
we are to have muzik spielin.
The Wells Fargo Express CO. will as
sumo charge of the United States Ex-
press Co.'S business in this city next
Saturday. There will be no changes
made in the Office force. The Wells
Fargo people have bought the old com
panys horses and that is all. The
balance of the equipment will be entirely
new. Two wagons have been shipped
here to make deliveries
Fred Schroeder of this city, returned
home during the week, after short
risit in Marshfield and brought with him
a young lady whom he has since been
Introducing as his wife, The young
lady was formerly known to her many
friends as Miss Josephine Rein of Scho-
field. They were married on April 10
in Marshfield, by Rev. H. G. Postle-
waite, pastor of the Presbyterian
church.
The Hatley Creamery company has
filed articles of incorporation with the
register of deeds. The capital stock is
$500 and the incorporates are John
Petarski, Frank Zoranski and Peter
Vanderkam. The company proposes
to build and equip a creamery early
this season, which will be ready for
business within few weeks after the
work of construction is started.
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