Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-25


The Men's-club supper of the NJ. E.
church viii be given in the church on
Wednesday evening at 6:45. Supper
will be followed by musical program
and a discussion Of ssThe Value of a
No-license Campaign TO the City of
Wausau,'' which win be led by Rev.
4. HI. Brigham.
Joseph Bauer and Fred Langenhahn
OF Marathon City, were arrested and
brought before Justice r. n. Larner
yesterday charged with a violation of
the game laws. They were caught
spearing fish and each pleaded guilty
to the charge. They paid s29 each
for the novelty of catching fish in that
way.
c. W. Nutter who lives on Franklin
street just east of the city limits is
very i'll and little hope is entertained
for his recovery. He has been blind
Tor about ten years and as he is nearly
eighty years old his recuperatiye pow
ers are not strong. He is a very old
settler here and for number of years
served as city engineer, making a
praiseworthy official Sons residing
at distant points have been notified
of their fathers illness and are ex-
pected to arrive in the city soon.
The members OF the Baptist church
listened to an address by Prof. O.. E.
Wells Sunday evening Oh the topic,
"The Second National Peace Con-
ference. He was one Of several
men chosen to represent Wisconsin at
the recent conference held in Chicago.
Mr.. Wells, in brief outline, told of
the expression of different speakers at
that conference and of the program in
general. As Mr.. Wells is an observ-
ing gentleman his remarks were inter-
citing, instructive and entertaining.
John Woskoyiak and Anton Mueller
were arrested and brought before
Justice r. N. Larner yesterday,
charged with illegal fishing. They are
residents of the town of Rib Falls and
were arrested for fishing with nets in
Rib river. The arrests were made at
the instance of John Foster, deputy
game warden, who was assisted in
collecting evidence by a well known
resident of the west side. The game
warden found five nets, but could not
locate the owners of all of them. The
defendants paid costs and fines
to s3l each.
Rev. E. Grauer was installed as pas
tor of ST. Paul's church Sunday even
ing. The Installation charge was de-
livered by Rev. f. Ludwig of Merrill.
The seating capacity of the church
was so taxed that it was necessary to
place chairs in the aisles. There were
special decorations for the occasion,
cut flowers and potted plants enhanc-
ing the interior view of the church.
An orchestra and the choir furnished
music. Following the pastoral install
ation Rev. Grauer delivered his
nitiatory address Rev. Grauer is
fast getting acquainted with our peo-
pie and he likes his present location.
A session of circuit court was held
saturday for the purpose of issuing
second papers to aliens who had APP
)lied for same. A total of twenty Sc
,ured such papers as follows, the town
n which they live being given: John
Schuberring, Norrie; Emil Schultz,
Michael WoZrcki, Riet- |
brock: Henry Engelbrecht, Bern; John
Socha, Rietbrock; Jos. Wirkus, Frank
'ort; F. G. Schubert, Vii. of McMil-
an; Aug. Gritzmacher, Mosinee; WINS
Lenk, Texas; VIM. Falk, Rib Falls;
Andrew Mueller, Rietbrock; Jos. Bar
gender, Frankfort; Moritz Johan,
Vein, Robt. Schultheiss, Vii. of
Athens; Gustav Doering, Bern; Adam
Stiller, Robt. Kollath, VIM Nablo,
Francis Orthen and Henry Vacherean
he latter five of the city.