Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-11
Mrs. Chas. Gill was operated upon in
St. Mary'S hospital last week.

Mrs. Chas. Gill was operated upon in
st. Mary's hospital last week.
Quite number of our city teach
ers went arbutus picking on Satur-
day.
Mrs. r. Z. Parcher entertained the
young ladies guild of St. Johns
church on Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. LaChance was operated on
in st. Mary's hospital on Thursday.
She is now rapidly improving.
Our wall paper is selling fast. New
shipment just arrived. To get good
choice call soon.-O. C. Callies.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Green are now
occupying the Upiyersalist parsonage,
having moved there yesterday.
Kuhlman & Bracb guarantee ali
their repair work on slices and rub
bers to be first class. Corner Clark
street and Third Ave. If
The Dougherty Stock com 5any will
be at the grand opera House four
nights commencing on Thursday even
ing. Prices 1920 and 80 cents.
The members of the local lodge of
Elks are planning to give their an
nual ball shortly. AS yet they have
not set any date, but the matter will
be decided in few days.
Firemen were called to the c. NJ. &
7. 5. Ry. round house early Sunday
morning. A spark from a locomotive
set ire to the roof of the building
and hole was burned through it,
Miss Ethel Roberts, well known in
Wausau and who has been assistant
librarian in the library at Albany. N.
Y, has accepted the position of
assistant Librarian of Wellesley col
lege.
Ed Weinkauf of this city and
brother William of Milwaukee, have
rented the Paff store at the corner of
Third and Jackson streets and will
open clothing store on the lst of
Frank Oswald sold his Vienna bak-
cry to /. Nick and sons, of Marshtield,
who took possession several days ago
Mr.. Oswald is one of our oldest bakers
and dealers in CONNECTIONS and it is
hoped ne is to remain here.
Mrs. C. S. Langdon of Milwaukee,
will be at the paint and wall paper
store of G. G. Pier, 204 Scott ST., next
Friday and Saturday. She will give
demonstrations of the uses of Sole
proof floor coatings and mission art
stains.
A. III. Grout, who was operated on
in st. Mary's hospital one week ago
Yesterday is now recovering and while
it will take several months for him to
get strong, still it is thought that he
IAN be brought down to his home
some time next week.
Lucien Berard died recently at his
home in Grand Rapids, aged sixty-one.
The cause of death was paralysis.
He was brother of John Berard,
who lives east of the city in the town
If Wausau. Deceased was known to
/ number of our citizens, for he often
visited here, his last visit being at
Ihe time the county fair was held
asst fall.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
church will meet in the
church Wednesday at three O'Clock.
The following will be the program:
ropics-Porto Rico Cuba, Siam, Laos.
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Roll Call
address. ........M Mrs. W o. Carrier Waukesha
All the ladies of the congregation
ire cordially invited to attend.
A. j. Plowman, chairman of the
own of Elderon, shipped a pure bred
Guernsey heifer to this city Saturday
% be placed at the disposal OF the
county agricultural school. This and
me loaned the school by J. Simmer.
Iogether with several others which
rave been promised, will be used in
ARRIVING on the work of demonstrate
ng the different methods of dairying.
The Juvenile Dramatic Co. again
the college Chums'' at the
frand opera house on Wednesday.
Fhe young men did excellent work
md are to be congratulated. They
we're greeted by goodly sized audi
nee. The following composed the
asst of characters: Carl Patf, Duncan
lark, Carmine Vaughn, Elmer Merk-
Elm, Lyman Dickens, Ray Cass, Ray
Weik, Irwin Peters, Tom Mcconnell,
Bill MCGEE.
JOS Berwinik and Joseph, Herman
md Arthur Boyack were tried in
court Friday ON a charge
by Chris Volkman. All are
'esidents of the town of Weston.
Volkmann built fence, and
he four defendants claimed that he
lad encroached on their property.
The fence was torn down, it was
alleged, by the four defendants, and
Volkman charged them with malicious
destruction of property.
In an illustrated edition of the
superior Telegram, issued recently,
We note chat considerable space is de-
Foted to a former resident of WauSau
J. +. Stone. Mr.. Stone left here
lbout six years ago and opened drug
ore at Lake Nebagamon, which is
lov operated under the firm name of
hat Mr.. Stone is manager of one Of
he finest equipped drug stores in the
Mr. Stone was appointed
Year, and has done much TO improve
he service.
Some OF the large creditors of +.
W. Logan, bankrupt, last Saturday
lied objections to a settlement on a
,5c-on-the-dollar basis, the amount
agreed upon by other creditors some
iime ago. The latter part of the
week these, creditors will give their
for making objection TO the %
Der cent basis. If their reasons are
the stock will be sold at
auction or private sale and the pro-
.eeds divided pro rata among the
,reditorS. If not, a settlement will
De made, as agreed upon by the
majority of the creditors.
Edwin ID. Coe, editor of the White
water Register, and man known all
lyer the state, died at his home
Wednesday morning, after few
weeks illness. He enlisted at the first
.all for r9ops in the civil war and
served his country for over three
years. After the war he studied law
and was admitted TO the bar, but on
account OF poor health gave up the
profession. In the late COS he en-
gagged in newspaper work and had
been in the harness ever since. He
was prominent worker in the Wis