Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-03-02
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Sam Hodes has been i'll for several
weeks with rheumatism.
Wunderhose, warranted to wear 8
months without darning. f. L. Hudson.
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Wednesday, March 10TH
Mr. and Mrs j 2. Briggs entertained
on Friday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Markham, of Manitowoc
The ladies of Wausau and of the
county wanting first selection in our
stock OF wall paper should come at
once.-O. G.. CalIies.
Angus Mcdonald, injured several
weeks age by having logs roll over him,
is still confined in st. Mary's hospital.
de is improving slowly.
A class of seven girls and two boys
was confirmed in St Johns church
Sunday. The exercises were con-
ductea by Ri. Rev. r IL. Weller, of
Fond du Lac.
Prof Garfield of Carroll college occu-
pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning and evening
and on Monday morning he spoke be-
fore the Wausau high school.
Andy Madden, a young man well
known in Wausau, had one of his legs
broken last week by having log roll
over him on a skidway near Gleason.
he was taken to Merrill hospital.
There was queen born in the town
of Wausau on Tuesday, Feb Odd, a
daughter born to king is entitled to
such distinctions The little Miss
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Anton King
On the 22d of March, Rev. A K. Till
inghast, N w. Supt. of the U niyersalist
denomination, will commence series
of meetings in the Universalist church
in this city, and continue for one week.
F. A. Dole, former resident of this
city, is now an agent for the Great
Northern Life ms Co of this city and
is at present working in this vicinity.
1t is hoped that Mr. Dole and family
will return to Wausau to reside.
The annual sleighride of the Universal
list Sunday school took place on Fri
Gay evening from AGO until o. clock.
The afternoon was warm for February
and the sleighing never better. The
sleighride was followed by a supper.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary soee-
ty of the M. h. church held its annual
meeting last evening in the church.
The husbands of the members were in
vited and a supper served. There was
an address by Rev Brigham and vocal
and instrumental music.
Catching a sucker is an easy thing
We're not after that kind of a game.
Fact is we have got no bait for suckers
in our store, bat are selling the best
and most varied line of wall paper in
the city. Call and let us convince you
&C. G. Pier, 2O4 Scott St, phone 1926
The board of public works has en-
gagged Jos. Noren as a fireman at the
pumping station The city is at present
working three shifts of eight hours
each. Mr.. Noren was formerly fire.
man in the plants of the Wausau Elec-
trio Co. and Wausau Paper Mills Co.
WANTED-Canvassers man or woman
in every town; best selling household
article; start at once: large demand for
goods; S2J to $50 a week; success as
sured, investigate today.
n. w. SPECIALITY Co
1t Shawano, Wis
John Foster, game warden, has re-
ceived blanks for an application Tor
croppy fry and will fill the same out,
and duly make his application. lie
proposes To stock Half Moon lake west
of the city and Big Rib river. When
he Rothschilds dam is built there
ought to be excellent fishing in near by
waters.
Two Young fellows, Richard and
Robert Eisner, residing near Rib Falls,
appeared in municipal court yesterday
and entered pleas of guilty to the
charge of burglary. They were each
sentenced To serve one year in the
Green Bay reformatory. The two
young men were arrested last October
for burglarizing the harness shop of
Aug w kiemer in Rib Falls.
Carl Strege aud Fred Fandre, both
residents of the city, were arrested
Friday. The warrant charged that
they on Dec is broke into warehouse
belonging to Libman & Elzkin, hide
buyers. They appeared before Justice
Larner Saturday, hut their examination
was postponed until next Saturday,
they being required to furnish bonds in
the sum of 800 for their appearance at
that time.
The Mems club of the Univel salist
church held its regular monthly session
on Thursday evening at which time
there was banquet No set program
was arranged because it was the annual
meeting and it was necessary to listen
to reports and elect officers for the en-
suing year. The following officers were
elected:
Presidential II Manson.
Vice Pres W. Coates
Secretary-C. H Iugraham
fNhaS II Wa~por