Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-12-21
J. Fl. Keil has opened skating
rink on 6 Third Ave

| INK on .. InlrQ ave.
| A pool and billiard room is to be
added to the Bells house.
Born on December 7th, 1909, to Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. S. Thayer, at Orland,
CAL, a daughter-Jane Single Thayer.
Among those sick with scarlet fever
is Sam Rosenberg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg. He has a
light case Of it.
Mrs. Apolonia Gosh of the town of
Norrie was examined by physicians
Yesterday to determine her sanity.
They found her sane.
Several chimney fires of late have
resulted in the firemen being called
out and the city water stirred up to
nice dark brown color.
The state university students will
not arrive home until Thursday or
Friday. Some have classes which
will keep them until the latter day.
Albert Halder has been laid up
with scarlet fever for about week.
His son who was so i'll that his life
was despaired of Al one time, is i'm
proving.
Henry Miller, ex-chief of the fire
department, who was severely injured
last Tuesday morning at fire. is i'm
proving and hopes are held out for
his early recovery.
Do you want shingles?' If YOU do
call and look over our large assort-
ment and get prices before purchasing
| elsewhere.
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Arrangements are being made to
| hold watch-night services in the NJ
Il. church on New Years eve. There
will be social hour from 1880 to 900
O'Clock, in charge of the Mems club.
Christmas day will be the 125th an
| niversary of the organization of
Methodist Episcopal church in Amer
lea and Rev. Brigham will preach an
anniversary sermon next Sunday
evening.
Louis Leak the popular tailor has
| just received some of the handsomest
fur collars ever brought to this city.
No finer Christmas present can be
given gentleman. Drop in and look
them over
Frank Morton is confined to his
home at the corner of Washington
and Second streets with a stroke of
paralysis, which came on few days
ago. His condition at present is
somewhat improved.
ChaS. Rockow, a resident of the
towr of PlOyer, was sent to the county
Jail for twenty days on Thursday, on
pleading guilty to the charge of il
legal fishing. He caught trout out of
the Ployer river on Dec. IL.
Geo. Hart is improving in health
He left for England several weeks
ago, got as far as Chicago and was
taken i'll. He returned home nearly
three weeks ago and has been confined
to the house most OF the time since
Today and tomorrow in this latitude
are of equal length. Thursday will
be the first day of winter. We make
this statement in accordance with
our old almanac, though we have had
a touch of winter for several days
past.
Geo. Halder, who succeeded w. III.
Wright as steward of the WauSau
club house, when the latter left here
early in November, finished his labors
there yesterday. He will take up his
duties as janitor of the court house
Monday, Jan. 3.
Miss Ellen Jones will give party
at the pavilion skating rink this
evening. The guests will go down on
the O'Clock car and a supper will
be served at 6 O'Clock. The evening
will be spent in skating and having
general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hilber of Mara
thon, are called upon to mourn the
death of one of their twin babies
from scarlet fever. The little one
died on Saturday and the funeral took
place at Marathon this morning at
10 O'Clock. Mr.. Hilber, for years,
represented his town on the county
board.
John Frielink, who in company
with Robt. Bremel opened whole
sale candy factory on First street
early this past summer, picked up his
belongings and quietly left the city
early last week, his present where
abouts not being known. His friends
know of no good reason why he should
SO suddenly and quietly leave, even
his partner being at loss to explain.
Miss Minnie Kimps died Saturday
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimps, ODD n.
Second Ave, after lingering illness.
Deceased was born in this city twenty
years ago last March Besides her
parents she is survived by three
brothers and four sisters. The funeral
was held this afternoon from the
Methodist church, Rev. f. III. Brig
ham conducting the services.
Quite number of owners of land
in the town of Wausau are sizzling
hot over the fact that some Wausau
parties went out few days ago and
cut load of Christmas trees on their
premises and hauled them into town,
presumably for sale. The parties
we're seen by other land owners in
that section and it is quite likely
that the identity of the guilty ones
will be established and prosecutions
follow.
Buying candy is like buying any
thing eise-one don't want any old
stock. At Stark's, candies are made
every hour in the day. Therefore you
get the best in that line. Store, 604
Third St. dl4-2t
The actions instituted in circuit
court against the town of Bergen by
William, Thomas and John Mcguire
of the town of Emmett, have been dis
missed by stipulation of the attorneys.
Suit were brought as a result of the
assessment made in that town last
spring. The Maguires claimed that
they and other nonresident property
owners in the town of Bergen had
been Disseminated against, in the
assessment roll.
William and Albert Wendt of Mer-.
rill will be tried in justice court next