Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-01-05

| n Mdsh Udll was given ny the street
railroad company at its pavilion New
Years eye
Boynton Tent, No 2s, K o. t. M,
will install its newly elected officers
this evening in Marquette hall.
The cost of the Marathon county
circuit court Tor the past year was &c.
1851 6; that of the municipal court,
81, 72l.76.
Bids will be opened this afternoon at
the city hall for the purchase of s35, 900
worth of bonds, recently provided for
by the city
The cold wave flag was hoisted yes
terday afternoon and at the present
9ime there is some indication of se-
we're weather.
Miss Helen p Staege and Mr.. Frank
B Y. Kieffer were united in marriage
on Wednesday afternoon, Justice r. N.
Larner officiating.
Mr.. Frank Erdmann and Miss Martha
| Gritzmacher will be united in marriage
il st. Stephens Lutheran church on
Wednesday evening, Rev F. Werhahn
to officiate.
If you want to see the effect of Sole
proof, used on flooring, visit C. g.
Pier & CO. S store 2O4 Scott St. There
is nothing like it on the market as
| floor varnish.
+. j. Cameron, vice-president of tn
Tibbets- Cameron Lumber Co., died of
heart disease on Sunday at his home in
Milwaukee. MIR. Cameron for many
years lived in Grand Rapids ard was
| well known here.
From now till spring o. C.. Callies
will devote great deal of his time in
| arranging for new and better line of
goods than heretofore handled. He
will plan to make his store more
; popular ttan ever.
Miss Lydia Degner and Baldwin
Wiepking, of Athens, were united in
marriage on Tuesday evening. The
ceremony took place in the Trinity
Lutheran church at o'clock p M, the
Rev. Knauf officiating.
Newton Pemble of the town of
Weston, arrested week ago for as
saulting his wife, has since been re-
| arrested on another charge, girl of
immature years being the complainant.
He will be given hearing next Satur-
day.
Wausau Council. No. SO, National
Fraternal League, will hold a regular
meeting at Marquette hall on Monday
evening, Jan. 18th, at o'clock. There
will be installation of officers and
large class for initiation. Good music
and refreshments.
About Is, 900 of the Red Cross socie-
tvs stamps were disposed of in Wausau
and Supt. s. B. Tobey has returned
those unsold. The campaign of the
society was started rather late in Wis
consin to be as effective as desired, yet
the society profted considerably.
Cutler Post installed officers last
evening. A committee has been APP
pointed to meet with the Spanish
American War Veterans association
some night this week to arrange for an
observance of the birth of Lincoln, Feb.
II. The committee consists of r. IL.
johnson, John Braasch and Jos. Heine-
mann.
The ice skating at the Eau Claire
Villa is the very best that there is any
where in Northern Wisconsin. Mr.
Fullmer, proprietor, has large rink
and the ice is kept free from snow and
the cracks are filled up and scraped so
that the surface is as smooth as-well,
as ice. If you want to enjoy a good
skate. go to the Villa. Nothing like it
The Wisconsin conference of the
Appleton district of the board of foreign
missions of the Methodist church will
hold sub-district missionary Institutes
at Wausau Jan. IL and u; Appleton,
Jan. II to ID, and at Oconto Falls, Jan.
IA to 10 inclusive. The Rev. j. M.
Springer of East Central Africa and the
Rev. j. c. Floyd, ID. d., Chicago, will
be the principal speakers.