Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-04-20

specialist and surgeon. will be at the |
Bells House, Wednesday, May 5th
Clothes don't make the man, but the |
man selects the clothes, and he usually |
selects them from Seim Bros stock.
The Tenth district convention of the
of Women's clubs will be
held in Shawano, May 1919. Wausau
will be represented.
+. M. Logan, who failed in business
in this city few months ago, has
moved his family to Tomah, where
he expects to reside in the future
While Emil Nitchie was crossing to
the west side Friday morning, his horse
took fright and ran away. Mr. Nitchie
was thrown out and was considerably
bruised.
w. j. Kregel, supervisor of assess
ment, has issued call for meeting of
all the assessors in the county, to be
held in the court house in this city next
Tuesday.
If you want to see an art gallery visit
G. g. fier's store and ask to see his
wall paper samples-slickest that ever
came up the pike. Store. 204 ScoS St.,
phone 1926.
H. w. Frederick, who has farm in
the town of Easton, has purchased
new Birdsell clover huller. 1t is the
best machine on the market and the
first one sold in Wausau. X Strachota
is agent for these machines.
REWARD OFFERED.-A volume of the
WISCONSIN RIVER Pilot, containing the
issues of the years 1873 and 1874. has
been lost track of. Any information
leading to its recovery left at 407 Grand
avenue, will be rewarded. If
The trout season opened Thursday.
but up to the present we have heard of
no catches worth mentioning. Warm
spring rains are needed to make fish
ing good. The wary trout cannot be
beguiled into biting on steel pronged
hook while this weather holds ont.
Demanding payment of 81 loan got
an employee of the Underwood Veneer
Co. into trouble last Wednesday. The
return of the money was not forthcom-
ing and the result was a bare knuckle
dual. The creditor was ARRESTED,
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
costs.
The mems club of the Universalist
church met in the church on Friday
evening Senator A. w. Sanborn of
Ashland was to have addressed the
club, but owing to pressure of business
at Madison, he could not come. Neal
Brown and Rev Fisher entertained the
club instead.
Ed. Petarski and Joe Eskier, two
boys living at Hatley, were arrested and
brought before Justice Il. N. Larner
last Wednesday, charged with having
violated the game laws. They were
found with net in their possess
ion, but as they had caught no fish, the
charge was made minor one and they
were fined $40 and costs, which they
paid.
On Wednesday evening Co. IS, x. os
P. elected and installed officers and the
company was inspected bv Capt. Win
tiers of Milwaukee, Tie new officers
are Capt, F. A. Hecker; first lieutenant,
Emil Braatz; second lieutenant, VIM.
thinner; treasurer, Adm Bardeen;
recorder, c. Ii. Hooker. Capt. Winters
has been working amohg the members
for the past ten days stimulating inter-
est in the organization.
In the United States district court
which convened in Madison last week,
a majority of the creditors of F. Nj :.
Logan, bankrupt, voted to accept an
offer of settlement at the rate of 25c
on a dollar. The larger creditors,
mostly Milwaukee jobbing houses,
kicked on this basis of settlement and
said they would fight any effort TO
carry out the will of the majority. 1t is
possible that the stock will be sold at
trustees sale and the proceeds divided
among the creditors.
AS soon as this locality is favored
with some respectable weather the
board of public works will begin re-
pairing the city's bridges. Some will
be replanked, and at present it has not
been determined what repairs will be
made on the Bridge street bridge.
This bridge requires more or less re-
pairs every year, The day is not far
distant when a new bridge will be re-
quired in that section of the city and it
is more than probable that it will be
built further north. The. city is gradu-
ally extending that way.
As the parties and companies men,
toned are familiar to all Wausau peo-
pie, the PILoT copies the following
from the Rhinelander New North:
ed. Wall returned Saturday from
Mercer to accept position as cook
with the Wisconsin Valley Improve
ment Co. Ed. says that the camp at
Mercer in which he was employed was
equipped throughout with electriclights,
electric power being furnished by a
dynamo operated by gasoline engine.
This camp is owned by Dan Shea, the
Merrill logger. who has the contract for
cutting the timber for the Brooks IL
Ross Lumber Co. As far as is known
tSis is the only logging camp in the
country lighted by electricity"
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